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n Is your life worth - cents? hit do
not neglect Cough or Cold Use Dir.
Bulls Cough Syrup at once and be cured
10y that never failing remedy.
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ELKTON, MARCH 4, 1879.

The world, the flesh and the devil
must take back seat for forty days.
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A SMALL FARM al Private Sale,

A TRACT OF LAND, containing SO
"A ACRES -iina''i IN the Fourth Esrriinn district
- irli COUNT ant he ynSug 10 Mr. Elizabeth scott
i offered al private sale.
TIL. property 'ini- on the t-i'zrsrh rad leading
from fsiT llil u N"WaTk. AMI a.uiu- land, Z Peter
Peterson, A!Ianu- sArton and JAinc- moore Thirty
acres arr zrai~ and good # cuif, alton: the
re-iiu- Is sri"adIi! set "a white oak rhr.tnut
tni-r
FOR terms .f.d other particulars apply to
NOBLE 7 RIDDLE. Attorney.
trb 1T Elkton. Mi.
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House for Rent. in ElktOn.

" ERl desirable and convenient M
House, on tn" south side - Main street ~
app-'ie Presbyterian thur' "a n"S occupied ~ lEIl
Edmund brown. Possession gwen March 2-ih I-5I
frb -" GEu HOWARD.
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FOR SALE OR REM

FOR SALE OR RENT
Fmst-A DWELLING HOUSE. nine rDorn-. -
IN West Elkion. Tti
s-'onI-A STORE HOUSE IN Wet Elktp,E Y,
one 81 the "iie-i aHd l~,t stand fr .auuir, ~
irai- IN the country. h,> Ia, tII.n, ami al h.-
roOm-- Possession 18th NtrrE l>-r
Address \ T. sIIOCKLEY
Jan -.r-lf EILt.t Mi
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FOR SALE.

TiE pleasantly located DWELLING,
Il now occupied hS Mrs Frazer. On Main street
"rIHsiic the rr->lN rrian Church
Apply in MRS PEARS
Pet TT Or. SCOTT. Eikiuu.
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FOR RENT

THE DWELLING HOUSE, on mi
u VI an street. At ".,i end & Eikton. " "
oc' urI-'i hy Mr. Vim q Garter ~
fu--~.,iru nn 18th Of VI 1t. D. ls7r
Apply L. J VI BROWN.
f~h ---.'W at the Glass Front
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REAL ES7dIE.
FOR RENT

E'OR the Winter or longer. thoroughly
Il furnished HOUSE IA Elktpn Apply IN n.
pr"ini-~- To- MRS drBUHESS
Oct l.-tf
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FOR RENT

INHE DIV ELLiNG HOUSE, on Main
Il street At Wet eni 81 Elkt"n. n-.ry opposite the
kitscuFal Church. u"w occupied by X 4 lamar
Possession "E tho 18th Of March n-Nt Apply at
kEGlSTEES OFFICE
Jan I-I klktnn. Nd
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

1--WE FARM Of James c. E,an, on the
a Wallace roai- about iw" miles from the Rising
sun. y offered Tot sale P,-----iou given gu
the 18th "i Nar-h $50 For further particulars. amply
to EVANS, Attorney tor ESan.
'rt ~. ISL Elki0n. Mp
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NOR or ICES Ihf' property IN TIA. Fourth
f"'t pu district. on thu ruai caliu-: fr"a the Ba,
lev ami Auiora ROAD . the irIck Meeting House and
t'lr HIli rad and within sight Il Tract No / III.
i'ni i nn'nrr"V"d By buildings. but i all under
Ia. state Of cultivation aul produces large crops.
TER - ~ SALE. - prescribed ~ the mortgage 1.
cI.h l,y Of al. tut the rms an lie modified 10
suit lHrrh-.cr. Coat OF i-.i ke taii by purcha.-r
" MARATHON ia
Mar it Attorney t,,rp,,I ~. r,,,,,.,-.
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Ill ACRES OF LAND.

N1EE
III" nnir"' urH;- consist 81 n lar-~ iw.- I8Yn,
tory u" ELLlNH. IN Su,'i repair. a large u
fran" Barn frame " uu house and trau.r,r. ~ VI
The land .. II ia" t".t natural ualiiy AMI h. I'M
N"fN high SLATE e cultivation Thus ,ls~ Of the nuc-
'In' III t~'t r"unty- pleasant, ai~ aud ithll
-......I i.L - . o. IA. = NH. ..,I
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THE THEATERs

all had matinees and the Italian Opera
Troupe at the Academy of Music drew a
large audlsnce. Although the day was very
observed, and good weather
prevailed
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NIX. fORAAS.
is anxious for \ seat in the :. senate.
where lac once acted as page. and that he
will be Mr.. Whyte's principal opponent lac
fore the next Leg IslatuTe Senator Whyt-'s
Influence Is IN the wane, and he has been
making losing fights ever since he left the
Governors chair IN 1874. When he ceased
to WELD the patronage he lost his grip
He has also lost great deal Of his popu
larity, "a man that hath friends must be
friendly says the provcIb, aud 1t is
charged against Senator Whyue that when
the political probabilities seemed Ia Indicate
the incoming of Democratic admlnistra
ti0n, bringing with II IL him the control III
tile Federal patronage in Maryland. he
evinced disposition Ia hold himself alcoG
and assume aut"craiic airs
Thus II 10 that the man whose affable
manners and tactical genius were once the
themes oi the admring comment of the
Mar Iand Democracy Is now made The sub
I-ct OF carpIng remark, both in regard to
his personal conduct and his ability in
political management. The above is 4
sAhrLE or THE TAIN
one now hears constantly about Senator
Whyte IN political circles Ca the other
hand, every one is impressed with Nj. tor
mans skill in political management and
the HuIet adroitncsS with which he ties to
E"ther the most refractory elements IN
cn-ciIng his combinations Since he has
been President of the Chesapeake and
ONO Canal. Mr.. German has taken the
lead as party manager. His calm. un-
runl-d temper, that seems proof against
any encouragement, his STEADY self control,
never shaken hy the greatest succrsses 81
Tue most dangerous rcycTssN: his freedom,
from Jealousy OF viadiotiveuess: his imms-
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No. =. Consists or all that Tract

OK PARCEL OF LAND mentioned aud described IN a
""d from i"ury iI--- and wife ami Ics E,uI-u To
IL" -aid Jams smith. dgy executed aud recorded IN
lin-r Il : NJ. !. fplio -i> A. continuing
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IIANDSOME
Bohemian MUSICAL BON.

ks-Po-i uns.' Order t.. ~ n,,Ir Ia,,r. &, the
>"'r-iarN. Mt =. Cu5IE.
, 1879-05-27
QUEEN WIGS PRIVACY
fnHfen trArlH


4. IL It not posatbla that not unnatural fncltna-
tlon on tho part Of the Queen to guard against
exhibitions Of anobbery may be carried too fsrI
l. AIN told that whea her Majesty pissed through
Portamouth tho other day ou tor return from
the Continent, the Whole rcsourcea Of the dock
yard establishment wero concentrated upon tho
enterprise Of preventing common eyes from
gazing oven for moment upon her MalcstYs
Orders carefully written out on large foolscap
reached the dock-yard from the Admiralty, d.
rectlng TINT no person otlcr than the select lew
officially engaged should, upon any preteuse
wbatcyor, be allowed eyon to approact the rail-
nay ictty where the Queen would dlsetnoark
The Adn'ira! Superintendent, improving upon
tl,ese Instructions, issued directions to the
msstcr-riecer to prevent any, Of bis men
assembling at tho windows Of tho rigging lnft:
The keen eye Of the ADMIRAL Superintendent
had also taken note Of tho advantages
supplied by the color-tott Of permitting au undia-
tuibcd view OF tho tup Of the raiiway-earrtago
In which the Qupca would ride. Strict orders
were accordingly tsaued to prevent the women
Ia The color.loft from assembling At
tits hlghiy.favorad polut Of vlow. That
nothing might be wanting to tho cou'-
pletenesa Of the arrangements, similar
precautions were taken iu respect OF the store-
house near tllr lofty aud OF the offices aoutttnE
thereon, q storm-sicna] having besn aunt round
Ia the morning soscutnly warning n1I men from
approaching tile windows. THIS paragraph.
fec! II necessary to state, is not Joke. 1t Ia D
atmpIa statement OF fact.
, 1879-05-27

CInefHnd.t Eaqhtfsra
It was on eutnmer-eVenirtg, old Kasper's
work MAS done, aid he bctore his cottage-door
was smoking tis pipe and fighting mosquitoes,
while by him sported on tic grass lls listlc
granttcllld 1vilhclmine. The lttslo girl saw her
brother peterxin rolf something smooth anu
round, which he had found by the creek, ai,d snc
exclaimed:
80 grandpa, lookee what Pctc's eotf Make
hin, give 1t to me. What Is 1T What's It TORT
IL It poleoul Is 1t good to cat7 Did IL grow on
q tree, or was 1t alwaYs TINT WaT9"
Old Kasper took 1t fra.n t,le boy, who first
made bis grandfather promise tint ha wouldn't
give It to Wtlhelniue, and sad With sigh:
IDIOT Wns soinr poor fctler's cocoanut who vas
killed In dot great Victory. h1d alreatly two,
been plowing nft der spade, for many several
dousand people vas killed In dot great victory
What told you aboudt."
The curiosity OF tile children was at once
aroused and theY piled tic old gentleman with
questions enough 10 drive anybody but : grand-
batsle was about, who fought, how many
fought, how much they got for II, who told them
to light, who licked, etc.
"Sthop leetle!" cried grandfather, "und I
told you pooty kwack all kuowcd about dot.
Il was dem Engl's1 fcl!ors who tackled der
for 'em; hut for What dey killed each other for,
by goodness, | never could found out. But
everybody eald," quoth he, VT vas famous
victory"
'.Aoa what good came OF It at 1aat7" quoth
little peterkiu.
NV, dot can't told you,' said the old mau,
az be wiped awaY tear, +" but It was famous
victory; und you took dot skull und wash IL out
nfce lnd Glenn, unl tako It to town in der
morning und got rs cents for it."
, 1879-05-27
TELEGKAPUY.

1sou..,. rJn.t rrvcn,ton..A ro,tn1. .Tefrcrauf,
systcm ain1s Feasible.
9inahatnton a.. ~ Htpsb'fc'". Mar y.
Afr. 1soyal f. House, tho eminent electrician
ri ~. ,ty svhn II hest kncwr, t,S his tnYrtio,,
y. '"'o ei.,' w. 10 ~. - ~. ~ =. ~.
OF a printing telegraph, NOW Hakcs pubic nn-
ptlhrr invention, mud one whose Importance 1t
Wnml" see"' eas' "ar"t5 w ooo't1sss'.nte.'
llc laoof o. prepas'nH pe ssa'c. n'u p'otess
" .a 'u.S, y. ,,". S !" hsrnnaz ~, rncs,an,.n @ In,
t'"' ~ u1o r'" ~, W - a's
Engaged Mr. ltousa fur The past Twelve years.
The systcut l,as BEEN established asld working
for soInc months a. ll's fss'uGnec 10 Ihls us Gasss
wnete rs ope1a'pt, , nas nsem w''ae"sso " 3ea'
tienlcn 1ntcTeatcu ln te!eRraphs.
The Invention, which ia covered by SIX patents.
Ii defined to consist Of:
,,iin1 comm1eie ctrctrte tceerstl6. md con,nosed
~ ~, i1strnTSnf Nv ,vhch fnn wrttir,. ,nssssrea
rtrriyaa vi rtnt5on nrc tscordcd in lis ry.,ols Of
ia nspo,cd scaIe altls,e., In tl,et of papor 10
be useI ~ the Mc.liutm for automatically tlens-
hitting the n'essase from QUO station 70 another.
nn receiving Instrument at the reccisE ,1Y '!st!o M
Gut9''onsc a}. M oo,,., ,t,d thotof,nn tu
nt;,,,.at,cuiiv up,tsnrs NJ r., rnon,yrl irInmw
sanctna inc,""t y. t,a ine. ,ItsnatrI,. fr
injiy"ry t,rIntctl in ordinary typocraphIc char.
se,css.
.. Tho combination Of Two Or more telegraph
lings, having harnutlizcd automatic scnd!nx re"
cc,vsnE. and reproducing in+irnments. w!ttoby
eisr on nrgina! recorded !lst rS.,roaucsd rec.
oIu nilet cam us nne" ~ "'tonAea''s "psfA'' St
o'e. a ,nc ~ ,arc,s 4, automatically ,ran,
nIit1nu n usnntrb nyer 4 succsssiom nf Telegraph
Hurn %y the fnIiowtnr etenx. 10 vii:
Fjrf-Productnv ot tbv HrnI,ug station, by prop.
or mechanism, independent Of thu line, tccont oi
the dispac4 10 he transmitted. .-..-..
stcona-Ahtonsatlcally transmitting meesaRe Gig
nals Az Of impulses. ,. .,.
repsoaacns' y AS r..
81 th trcat ~ Il t Sc.,inv sins,nn 'A' ''1e
% avrfhWij.nr Sa ~ y ho n,rc1an,,m ,ndepcud
cit Vi the Hny At shc uyover RECEIVING xtstions,
tho ren.o4ucutl record III uutnmat t!cAsy rrtht the
ncstaus tn ordinary topographic characiefs, ready
| for delivery.
finh-,A"tomaaea!!y calitns IN any ona station
, 1879-05-27
JOHN BRIGHT.
His Reasons for Th1nktrE Englnnd VIII Not
Abandon Fret Trudc.

4Jfs I,ensons for Tb1nktus, Envlart, xvj1t Not
snnnsa, ,-..,. ,1.,Ia
."s,s .m..,.ss p.s.'s
.''" n%",s .''.'s " 1,mS..,
Nf nHAH ol"' nnso uo u!Hcu'ty ~ ssp't@
Ing to your letter OF the alst uls.
do not think thqFe Ia my ehunce OF a return
IN th;a conntrv IN TIM t}nctrin. of tsrotcrti,,
:" ~, wa .,,,s,.,,. h... .t..,.,,t.,.., s',,"'.
wv e1poFs cse' fs"''t: wv ak'su'su'@i p''auee'
10 protect our manulacthfcs Ia man11estly lm-
possible. From anotller cal1so the protection OF
n,r land ,,rt.,,,rc ia mt morn nossihlc. Half
49,. ,,..,i.,I.r nxf.., ~ t,,,or+, nd fo,,, ~
uo1 w. ~ "4". ..''''.." ~ n,..,s.
limit thts import oy CUSTOMS uaues' III ofuer 70
rafso the price Of homegrown food, Is propo'
eitlou tint cannot bo entertained for mou,outs
Hurh .rbruo offered To Parliament nn,t tt,,,
cn,tntTv wotlI destroy any f;nyernnent and
anv nar.y'
~, ar1 nassfnv t,,rnur1, n tinnc nf co,nmercjaI
fonrcsxinn. II ro,,sns nr,. ann.ront ~ thnsnwho
aSs,ntrn "n' r,nsi1nr ,hc f"rts ~ ra"""t nsst
varra mn h ti'n"s ~ trM'hie ton,,rant ,m"'
yai1n unn n,,ittciv ansi ,n, nnsetio ,,rt,nnstfna
~ sae'"n,na ~ ."iisy T,har" i, ~. snIsSi.I
,,'.d,i,,n 't rar ,hIx ,,aiaHv ,nn uot Is,ae ti,a
.M,rrjm,s ~ ,nt,Iro in.rs thn avail sm',, nn1 cs.
sntinn ~ tbn cwsi,sma,,, ma nnsf.nn,,me,s nf
sir mi mt y ,'"rcraI ec"nn,nv viii Kin,
oot '.,r, "''n mi nlthot rnncts ~ sor s,.tr"r
nU1" i','s ~, tn"t fsi,"ra ~ e''@s '"''
~; w. IN n,on.r1 Ftc" Tra,a In 1s4a. Tint our
a1o n,,i ~ s uu ,r
III W. wv ~. ~ W.. W.,
poupte, ~ nos eo.' M snu ps'"s'p.ss y v
| skaEst H-4S4tAlAbEA wv" ,, "|tu t4e !AELa
, 1879-05-27
HOUSE.

Hptctas Di*pd,eh 10 me 7t4bMnA
SrR1NoFIKLD, ILL.,, May M.-0n Saturday
urge number Of the members Of tho uousc,
headed by Spcnker jan,es. quit business and
went ou pleasure excursion to the Chester
rsisun. Halt days work was ahcreby lost
Thc House adjourned then to meet at 2:33
o'clock .. IN. to-day, losing another half day.
When the hour fur the meeting arrived tic
party Of Legislative plcasure-seckol Ind not
yea returual, uraA no hustucsa could ha uouc.
Mitchell called the liouse to order, wfcro'
upon McKlalay moved call Of the House,
which WAS carried.
Halliday naked leave Q! absence for tho sncak-
CT au1 the atxty-fva members OF tlIu House md
Senate with bin. The motion was not enter
taiaed by tic Chais.
Frew offered uls following resolution:
WMrRsAp. In tho dispensation Of 4 wtso psovl.
deucc. the SpcAkar Of this loaso and 1reat NUM-
bcE Of The members have run into sand bar Un
Et,oirft, That lien nute,. alias rnclc Wesley
Tsanl1nel, DO declared Speaker pro tenn. Of this
1louae:
halliday moved to amend by striking out tie
Wurd sand in the resolution.
The Speaker declared the resolution and tho
amendment ott Ut order.
Tho House then adjourned.
The upnrcountablo recklessncss which allows
u large number Of members 10 ahuudon busi-
uesc at this particular stage OF nifaira and 70
oR Oil an expedition OF this character IL sone+
thing astounding to tho ordluary understand
ing. This expedition has apparently destroyed
whatever chance there was Of sInc die nd,
ioilrnntent this week, nn( will cost te Htute
moi less tlan SCI, 900. Why tho taxpaycre ol
Illinois should bo taxed this sum ol
money, Or apy other SUN, for any
auch i!lcgltHate purpose, no Que
Gun tell, Il ID robbery, AMI nothing less, Thft
expedition will prubab1y result In the Lcgls[a.
turo being compelled TO taku recess from
Thutsday next until Tuesday, four tlays, Ut
$a,No per day, which makes alo. 600. Saturday
and Monday last makes 80 ,000 md then the Ok
tension OF tbs session bcyoud tho time II wouit
otherwise have como to au n.,t slakcs thu bnl
Rnce Of TIT. $1.5.O0U. 4 number OF Senators pc
fonpantcd this expedition. The aLscntecs to
, 1879-05-27

To the EIa{1r ~ Tho 1f1haHs+
CHICAGO, May 20.-upon cxamluing tho ro'
port VI ulv proceedings Ut tiu Cuok County
judicial Convention, pubiiahed iu your iaaae Of
SUNDAY, twu aurstluls present themselves.
Fi.n-in convention composed Vi 100 dele
gatus, bal!oting for live candidates, zach dsls-
CUTE bang entitled 10 nanls 1.-Two candidates anl
llo noru gu hls ballot, tE !. not q mathematical!
tmposslbily there SHOULD DO oyer 050 votes
tlat ia to say, 07d u sllu'sn ~ sour report whea
ctrurs III 1outlng arc cutrretrdt
!SecoHd-ls II nut alsO u mathematical ltnpos-
s!btltty th4t III lle same Convention md u,ter
tlr sale cos,4tlis,as six cauliuatea should caei!
receive Il najortty,, Nilety.s,x votes Or n1osst
sous uls.sutE II, Yours, SPECTATOR,
lThu surpf6sage Ut twenty.slx votes, ol which
the correspondent complains, was undoubtedly
dus TO the faiIurc to correctly balAlIcu tu bouka
When thu delegations began to chAngu tleis
votes. ...
In roo!y to tho second questton, It IL sufficient
to 2tatp; The Convention was composed Ut 1R
delegates, und niuety-sIx yotes were required tu
elect. But ~ there was O50 yotes, eaeh delegate
having tye, not, however. 10 b used eumuls
, 1879-05-27
The 'Overworked Members Go
on Pleasant Excursion
to Chester.
"De l'Audace, Encore do rAu-
dacc, ct Toujours do
lsAudnCe.n
Astonishrnent OF tho Few Re-
manning Apologists OF
the Assembly.
Necessity. Now, Of Hard Work in Or
dor to Get Through Dur
ing June.
REMARKS

Sptefa' n1*naffS 4. 10 ~ 1ae ..o""e e,". x,.,n
srn1Nafixtp' may @'-lne BUSINESS t."s ~ .,s',
Ink ~ be done. wheh nun es u.s., hplsneu' ~ .'11
passage OF tho Appropriation o''le' WHICH Anomu ~,
have been disposed Ut two months ngo. The
f,s,cra, Aonrnnr4at3on 13l1 tas pnsscd tic 8efl-
', ~ a. rion.a ,,u, ,vn. rrfcrreo TO
nse' nas eonle 70 e"u toaso' ae ,r,,,. row.
the Committee On APpfopF1At.o"s' n'e os ~,
thu consideration Of which IL uow nbout hnlf
,or,r,o,od II viii In finished this evening,
eonipss"' ....sa ,'.ai- -, tl,n rrnn,o N.
psophols' u''o -. ~. o"s" ..,, T., -
morrow. II Will tlicn pe pF'ntea' "1u, ~ w
eordancc with thu rules Of tho House. will haVo
to remain ID thc boxea Of members three
7or. h.f,-o n con h. octci unon. This will
s.-.e,'- .s =. ~ ,rh,,-.,,.., ~, 1,.t ,x,rt.
pFa1'h uao sssoou W W '.., 49,,
, 1879-05-27
CURRENT GOSSIP.

IN arrfz AM1.17rf.Afxs
rv.. s....n -. ..s -. ...s..., ,,.
" hea II ena'l oo "eat" o. iho pfo'aeal o1t," :.
nation nf man. ~ an1 an American citlEcn.'-
n. ,.. n.. =. =. .,n..
he W. !" t"t'" in.o ~ n'sn'' :.
30 tlrod be couldn't seahd.
He'd thsuo vaiIees by hin aldo,
4 nu,,.c-hous in hls bnud.
,-.t..,sd ~, I..,,,,. t.,,,
ng rs. e'"s'ea s'sx3 9a' a.,s n'. sn ..ms s M,
Tao crowd. bath no. ally 'nhos
n suis dmtr;eatu,"
The ,1abu droye him to tho Grand
~. nx,,... ot.,rito,,,
~? ceutso eHcua1ous, /.
anu ena1aea rfies "htsn HaS-"ch' ~
No IneanE grAsuitous.
Tim ntrsnver nnIt thcn fepfsteted,
AZ want Tho beat rom In ihe house
il suls 1HIfrjculn, ~
'.
They showed him IN to twentY. blank,
t|ron thu nnrlnf ..foof :.
Tw,I candles IN Tic n1antetpieee.
Kijt njnte On the door:
but. ere he n!ept, he nluscd md thus
ill incnhraljurs ran:
iTn. u,oesow iii tnak4 Parls hoyl-
, 1879-05-27


CHICAGO, Muy M.-Aa Democrat who favors
tAe elaction Of Judges soe,Y on account ot their
legal qualifications, III, rujoIced u.at you are
opposed to ulu election of partEsau Juagea.
'litu authority of q court of justleo !s founded
on the sou,,4ness Of its decidona, aud not upon
tho political yicwa Of tho Individual Judge who
s.ts upon t.ae BuMeh, such court IL thu guart.
an VI civil, political, and rulglous liberty, a.ll
stlould be Tree iron. cyvrytAtng llke political
M.Iu1!cs. | hapu that tie voters Ut Cook
County will next Atonuay, without regard tu
purity politics, elect Judges who Will be fret
from even u suspicion ut be!ug inAueacsi III
their decisions by political Or popular frelzy.
4 LlEKt.oHu ukN0VAAg.
, 1879-05-27

AHxxNT, /,

hepuhaicaus..",,.... y Dsnoeruss.. 10
Hunt, from the Judiciary Committee, report
ed tsek numerous bills, chiefly 70 llc upou tue
sabld. Among tho bills was ono respecting OK
emptions, to which was IN amendment striking
cut = money-yaluu to be exempted, aud provid-
Lug only that certain specified property b 80 ax-
smptea, which stirred up eona!herabia discua-
sloa. Tta amendment offess q substantial se-
enactment Of tbs law of 1HTA
AFuller favored tho amendment, ~ bslux de-.
, 1879-05-27

lively, It was posslblo 10 giyo ntno candidates
the required ninety-tIx. and then there would
bo elEhty-e!x y0teA 10 tparc.
, 1879-05-27

DEAR TO EVERY HEART.
Cincinnati c,'ansrcfa!,
DR.. Lillenthat recently stepped Into school,
room duflng recitation Ia geography. nnd was
Invited bY the teacher to ask the c1aas fuw
questions. He eourtcously complied.
"Wbat ia tho Capital OF Michtgana''
"Lansing," was tho prompt answer.
"what % the largest city tn sftchisan''
"Whorc is tho great University Of Michigan
located p
"At Ann A.bor.r
",yhat + tic Capital OF Pennsylvania"
"Mhat Is tlls largest city lu pannsvlvan'a1'
"What building Is there IN Philadelphia that
y dsar to the heart OF sveFy PATRIOTIC Am'rtean
That was poser; the class vas troubled, but
n,ado no answer. Tho Doctor repeated tho
ii Know" said little fellow on beck
scat. ~ ho stretched up bis artn to !ss full
"Tell us what 1t Is then, my bo5," rail tho
Doctor.
"1Xs 4utns," was tho confident auswer.
.Qulps.
/ Bookkcepcrs have the ruling passion atron:
In life.
Hunted down-Illo flrst Indication, Of mus.
tache,
How to get up spring moet!ng-put two fat
mcn IN light buggy.
tp,o,,,os,a. j., ,rnca !, ~ N. -,,,1a .an whan
"'ose@s IN sP"ss' ~ NV u'9 "-'% ''As"
he klcKea man up 'hso u'c c'ouus'
"GYen up by tho doctors" All hopo Of COL
lectlng moro than oue.tblrd Of their bills.
Reflections Of ,nlsantlrops: '.l'hers arc two
kIntlA ot fricnds--the kind that batsay us aud
| tbs kind TINT NO botray."
In shooting ly the more experienced black
| smith useR i cloth irstead OF u nanlmcr. It 10
not 10 liable to damage Tie furniture.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-30
An Indian Father.
Sioux Guy journal.

Little Big Man, formerly n Northern
Sioux, belonging to Crazy Horses band,
came rushing into the agency yester-
day, his horse running at full speed,
and he singing "warpath" song, in
nude condition, the blood streaming
down his legs and very much excited.
He jumped from his pony and ran into
the agents office and asked for gun.
On being informed that he could not
have gun, he stamped the floor, cried
and pulled his hair, and, being covered
all over with blood, a more CHASTITY and
tierce-looking savage was probably
never seen i'll this country. He tried
to scratch match wrong end up, and
smoked the bowl of his pipe instead of
the stem. The interpreter having ar
rived, he stated in n frantic manner
that his little girl-his only child-had
caught her dress on fire few hours be-
fore and had burned to death. The
physician, in company with Col.
O'Bierne, Mr.. Mou, and the interpreter,
proceeded at once to the camp, seven
miles away, where they found the child
dressed in clean calico, amusing her
self by playing with Il wax doll-baby,
and eating stringed dried apples. The
Doctor found quite an extensive burn
on her right leg and also on the right
side Of her body, but thinks her injuries
are not of a serious character. 1t seems
that before the women found out how
bad the child was burned they inform
ed the Little Man that she was burned
up beyond all hope of recovery, where
upon the chief began stabbing himself,
inllicting several deep wounds, and
would undoubtedly have killed himself
had it not been for other Indians tax
ing the knife away from him.