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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-10-31

We copy from private letter from
Russia as follows:
'sThe condition of Russia is repre-
sented as becoming almost desperate.
The harvest Is very bad and the effects
are felt in more ways than one. The
cost Of living is seriously greater, and
the short supplies and high prices rem
ders it quite impossible for Russia to
compete with the Unitrd States in the
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-10-31

COLUMBIA CHANNEL Celum-
bia river, the only outlet to the sea of
the vast agricultural products of east
ern Washington and Oregon, is fast
filling up at it's mouth with the sands
from the thousand of valley traced By
its numerous ramifcations. The As
foridn is informed that Col. Gillespie
has written to the Astoria Chamber of
Commerce in response to a letter from
that body that he viii soon make an
effort to deepen the chan..el. --Er.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-10-31

The Washington ID. CO. Post says:
The figures that show the movement
of population to thenew farming lands
in the west are almost startling. Dur
lug the year that closed with last
month not less than 100000 acres
of Government lands were taken up
by homestead entries alone, and fully
$4,000, 900 acres of new lands were
sold to settlers. 1t is estimated that
300, 700 people settled upon the new
lands in 1873, and the number for the
present year promises to be even
greater.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-10-31
Autumn In Idaho.

The scared leaves fall, the dry grass
droops, but from beneath it on every
side is seen the shooting green 1t is
like the spirit arising from the fallen
form. 1t is life; it is death; it is both.
The hills around. us at a distance ap-
pear green, but on near approach the
verdure, withered, dccaying and de-
cayed is prominent. 'Tis the mockery
of Spring; tbs the perpetual admoni-
ton Of constant change We live,
but at every moment we live anew.
Our lives are like the hills and our life
is like the shooting green. The bel
lowing herd that wind around the
trail-girt hill-sides to the distant table
lands, trembling in fairness and wan
dering through plenty, are moved like
man to autumnal longings. 1t is a
fear, dread that seems to pervade at
this season the whole animated crea-
ton, an anxious, hopeful, restless de-
sire for something unattained.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-10-31
-
False Impression.

Ii is generally Supposed by ply sicinns
and the people generally that Dyspepsia
can not invariably be cured, but we are
pleased t, say thai GREEN's AtGUsr Flow
Err has never, to our knowledge, failed to
cure Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint in oil
its forms, such rs Sous Stomache, Costive,
ness, Sick Headache. pai2itation OF the
Heart. lndigest on, bad taste in he meuth
&c. On; Of the so 900 dozen bottles sold
last yea not II single failure WAS reported
but thousands OF complimentary letters
received from Druggists Of wonderful cures
hree doses will relieve any case Try it
sample Bottles 10 cents Regular size rs
cents. For sale ny all druggists. 43
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-10-31

INDIANS. Whenever there is an
Indian outbreak whole columns of
such dispatches as the following are
flashed over the wires:
ScAREToN, Oct. 6.-Hit-im al-ik's
and Kik-im-ah-round's bands are S97
miles northwest of here, firing the tim
Der andrunning off herders and freight
ers. We organize tonight, and need
500 guns and 1000 rounds of ammu
milton. Our position is very critical,
and there are 200 souls in Scareton
and only p guns. j. Brown
w. JONES,
En-. H. ROBINSON.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-10-31
.E'.r

The Deadwood Times of tho Sd
inst. says: On this, the 9th day after
the destruction of so many buildings,
nearly every lot is covered with mate
rial and crowded with workmen in the
construction of now houses and foun-
dations being prepared for the erection
Of larger and more substantial brick
ones than would have been commenced
this year had not the loss come upon
us.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-02
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
OF
PHRENOLOGY

INCORPORATED BY THE LEGIeIATU RE
i of the State OF New York in 1866, will
open it's Annual Session for 1879 on the first
day Of October. tn continue six weeks. More
than hundred lessons or lectures Will be
given,
by Phrenology. thysio2nopy. and Physi-
ology. constituting complete Anthro-
polOgy. ii Of tie first Importance to
Clergy men. whose vocation it Is e. in
stru mankind In the formation of char ,ctt 7
and the attainment q spiritual growth; to
Teachers, who need to learn the urture
of the human faculties. ana how best to guide
and instruct them to act III accordance with
clear judgment and sound morality: to
s.hysicians. that they may understand
the mental traits and di-pos tons OF patients
and patrons. and how to acquire their conf
dence and corporation: to
Lawyers, that they may know what Is In
human MATURE. and how 10 read at once the
character of elis nts, witnesses. and jury. and
comprehend the springs OF action and mo
tive III those who are charged with crime; to
Statesmen. who are called to ensct
laws for the proper government and improve
ment of mankind; TO
Merchants and business Wen. who
deal with everybody. md ought t"k ow char
acter and faculty. aud how to handle it easily
pleasantly, and successfully; 10
Parents. who have vital iEtere.t IN the
proper training. Instruction, government. and
happiness of children. and therefore need TO
understand their special traits. and what
treatment IL best suited to each; to
Young Ven and Women, who have
to make tn. tr wav In the world, in self-cul-
turc. choice of pursuits. an selection of life
companions or business partners. this com
prehensive SCIENCE OF FIRST PRINCIPLES has
u profit able word to say.
All who desire to become members of a
class, this year or next aud all who would
like to know what Is TO be taught in the
course Of Instruction. terms, etc, may ad-
dress. asking for 'Ibstitute Circular"
s. R. Wells & Co., Publishers.
1877 broadway. New York.
, 1879-04-02

An enterprtslng sncak thief yesterday n,ails
oN With MI uyereuat from tilc roon of Or. Ellis,
III tic Exchange Building. Anntlwr sucalsed
ulaou a lady walkug I'll Washington, l,ear In
6allu street, vt 2:+5 In ttr terNua I'LL, s,.atc.
lug lr'm tier haul velvet purse. run through
seyesal aIltys ami escaped.
Ar1ssts: john Mcneil, who was found on tho
lake s!lnre ty Policeman Lucdurs, suffering from
q slight attach of the relnens; William l'almur,
larceny of q pafs of ,oots ftutn II. aelcl,er, ui
NJ. l5i Milwaukee asei.l1; EhuElrs nayla ind
Fat t'uhnosl, Larceny VI wo!t-robe. fur which
Au uWner iB Wantel ut tie Arlnory; Julln
kenney, another Vt llIe sahlr ilk, who
1Ilcated In l,la uw.l defense that hn luunl tta
rohn ntr!er a sidewalk, having noticed tic iur
prolecttng tfeou.:, Track III thu walk US ha
t:tesctl ,y; Il. 4. kostcr, u West htadson street
faH,s,-kceper, who worked uut u, Old grilttgu
ls go!'s: into Pa1k IL ut'lrvpie's uusetes.4lop,
M. I.b Aatt!son street, nna presenting IT,
Folyer ut the hca.ls Vi tbs minutes.
Ttw i'nllte Coutts were Uniformly light ycstcr-
DAY. .lustlrr AutnHrrlfu!l: Mrs. Ann Tloup.
tnt. :hareel With uurchasIng from tile bprrluEs
llut "'t' !l"rn ltl sar.ls of Hrassels caIpct fGr
u, Auunlls tc s1.llr tO have been stngiI, ItHl
II s1tc aI atauu btowH. uruak A,Id diauri!es|y,
e:5 ine;. T'tusuas kcuuuy, larceny. &:Uo 10
the -. Justice Morrison; Tl.ou.ss Shannon,
rais:.G a tvw III thu 4odgsng-h -houAe VI Fret 1ul.
, 1879-04-02


1cnry +. Abey Will upen Ills nov parls Theatre,
Ioslun. AurlS ii,
Fre4 Wasd will nrobab,y ba AMONG Mccul'ongh's
support next seAsoH.
ate. dotn Drew contemp1ases matrimony. 1iea
Joscphfua Bakcr II ]hs Indy.
cazauraM's "Luss Chisdrrn" IL announced for
carly pEulucttun Ut The Square.
Adelaide rhtlIlpus, anys tic Cincinnati EngHlr4F,
IL iii Invalid ri her ho,uc III New iork.
s"rha Widow Rctolt, 4" u. Il. Locke'a new play,
IL a success. 30 say tns Eastern pat'ees
I!ayeFly It IL rn1noEet 10 nRc Of tho hfltors for
lhc nuston Howard Athcnm,sM fur next scIson.
The New York Standard, 1t IL aaij. will be man
heeu by Augusltn l)aly uHd JnbH INE ReAt season.
Lawrence artc.t IN May ~ VIII prptiutu in lsos-
Ion for thu hrst ttlNu. Eayard Taylut'H ''Don
Earlus."
ait. Harry ], Sargent. Modjcska's acrnt left for
New forh lust ntght liz salts for Europe sons
ttsna IN May.
Charles barron goes back to his ltst love next
acast'll. tha liasioll MuscLIn. whu1o As hus tecn
fe'rngnsed tut leading business.
\. Z. l,acrc. hailed ~ Monta3ue's SUCCESSOR, h1a
Lecun't !sIHsteu with lbs uHapllGeclattYe public
VI A.urrtca. anu satlet fot EHglanl.
Gen. VIII j. Ilasis. who will soon assume tho
management " ll4veriy's Nuw York LsccHEl Thu
atrv, arrived in Chicago from Denver yesterday.
San Franct~co paueFs ray that Oyri! Scar1o ~.
greatest iulittl01 ever iApu4el HpUA ' GatEVs.
Hian.
Nsls0n Decker and Charles j. Ktmonas have
jO!Det the "ntp!oMacy" continuation under Ii1..
Mttman's ElauaHenlcnt, thu tuFuus to piAy Ur!gY
ln pAcp os Tho tsts Ueu 9, Porter, sn1 tLs latSE
, 1879-04-02
EVANSTON.

Capt. William f. King, tic ncwlr;apnnibtetl
Captain Vi Life.savlng Stallion So !, located ut
Evanston. WIS at the building yesterday ready
to enter upon hIs duties. Owing, however, to
!'e failure SO far to appoint nil The crew by the
proper authorities, rcgular duties were not In
nuguratcd. nor watches fur the coming nights
appointed. The Captain expects To get full
trGw tu work Within very lew dAys.
1hc University halls we're eloscd yesterday
for vacation of n week. Closing exercises uc-
cllrrcd ~ Il O'Clock III the ci,afcl. All the i1tf
fcsent lcnasttnents wcso reported rs having us-
eonlplfsllrsl Mn uxcc,luut terms work.
Mre. Simeon Faywcil entertained the i. W.
T. u. at her mansion hoMle,' corner OF Davis
street md !lintnnh avenue, Inst night.
Or. tewcli's lecture, which WAS 10 have hap
peted lust cytnIngt was postponed one week.
, 1879-04-02
Miller Is brol,er.in.law Of Inc lato Gen. Alfred
hlo.itot OF Louisiana, who wns killed. at tho bnt-
tls Of A[austfei.t, bol having r1arrteu sisters.
.1FII2ES.,'
CHICAGO.

CI1it:AGO.
The alarm fran 1lox Isfa nj 4 .E0 yesterday
afternoon vas caasef by fro ou lp' root d! TIC
two..tory frame building NJ. 2tv West Adams
street, owned by William Way,nnt, snl uyr,,-
pcl rs ii dwelling hy Mrs. Nora Taupnn.
Dnmags II building, s10; fully Insured. Cause,
sparks from cEimneT.
4 stHl nlarni 10 Chemical Ennine No. at
9:la yesterday morning was caused By u 'fru in
u" tllrrH'story brick building At til, loot Of
Mcss Nushii,gtuH street, owned bV lie Merca1l-
Tic trust ColnpanY, and ucenpttsi ~ Il ware.
lIouso by II. =. 1lobnson Il Co. There Will he
10 loss, ,un!rts q slight damage oy eIluic.
Ihtlse, defective boiler setting tte tuor, there
being ONLY one ct!lrae Of brick us,sier II.
Ille niarsn frutn 1tux e1, nt $3.50 Yesterday
morning wns caused bv lire tu The lwo.storY
franz building NJ. 400 Nnrlh Halste.i street,
owned mud occupied br ". II. King, manager
Of tllr fllinoIs t.ea;'lrr Company. THe tlafnnge
to building Is about 1000, Nui to stock, II ,n0J
The insurance eun11 not be nsecrtaInpi rcstrr.
day. Tl.r ifse nrigibatel afnun9 drytt,E. racks
over the boiler, psobablY from oyerheatrd steam
coils.
The nlnr,n from Box III at 2 o'clock ycstcr-
day morning was causrl by fire III lie three.
story brick building lU7 North Clark street.
owned bv Mss. e. c. 9pnrtz, li,1 occupied by
ller " dwelling nnl millinery establishment.
Cause. children playing with motrhes under the
counter, setting fire to so,ne papers. Damage
nominal.
, 1879-04-02

,,... .n1,a w. W. I,.,,.i, r'...,,..,.a,,
Auous o'e "ech N.Y. ''e",.' su,.'n'"'s. ~.
Dc Wo!l was arnuscn 1fofii h'ulhoer ny thal'
who announced IN a,l excited uni terrified why
.ha, hi. ann. Yhn was ,oar,lty In n fnshlotablu
ton.,i,,. ~, Mn,,,,r,r nr.,,,,o wac t,,,or w,,t
'ue''' y" "t"'sA" 49,. H., ""s s".' VIZ ~.
scst'innsc Immediately. The night WAS co!d
mud rniuy, md tlc young man could mot he re-
n,rraL ti,sro nnyvav The next morning Etty
,, ~, w., =, ,,,"mn',., 49,,
t"f''s..,' M i'"""u "o' ~ ~ "'As"''. ~"
case THIS l'e 'll'i' anu 'nn'eta'cls pfoaoahtea
II to he what Tho tue'lirai fraternity would
call Il "l.causEfnl y case Ut mcasirs. There wns
III, stuall-tusx about It, The ul,ysiclan wla ,au
uu,cs!lat,ug!y nnl cu,phatcaIly pronounced tlsc
llseasc smallpox lu.i sreu the n1stc,l prrsnn
III tllc evening, and t,riure The eruption uu hIs
body had fully developed. lIcucu Ilu ,nistaisr,
which was n olstiunahla npo In physician, WIN
has rrry little practice in tic trInti,gnt OF the
dread Disease. Tic casc served to stir up not
ltttla cxeltrlneut, rspce!aiIy in Tin l,,,ril,nI-
hotsc anil ,lr mulcntnic vicinity thereof. Scy.
cra Young men who we're dcn!xcis Of the ls,.tsu
where ;lr cutn.i. was Ba.ll to exist wrru t,ro.
were we're stunned Is tlstj,leh siey themselves we're
In the tnNst lrornltucch sta.rs u! tins tiIsea..
Tiny were u lgtll IL Gpt certificates frou,
Dr. Dunno bcinre they werc niowch to 1csunle
tle eypsi tUilur Of THUR Why's. II Is jll.t hos.
s,blc that tn. father Of tue ynuus man en,,cryt-
ing whom all tin excitement n:use Wis put to
not m ,nrupsllcra1lu expense til the sll0rt rn
Of tlm tseasc. Tho fccs u tue Intending p,nc.
| tituner, w!IU bv the wnY Is d Me.firal gentle
tuan Of excellent ttaitlug a''l reputation. wrrc
nut hy my meats snail III COMMON character.
iutit IL The llt,cturs protcssn thr ntnI,nnt
of money Which TINT lnter il to itny tic lnn1-
tnIy uf tle boartlIs.g-tlotlsc for tho tsntiul,
at,i treatment III tic yuung nlnn was enough
to mike all la,ldtntIIcs wish that smallpox was
| MS common aud ~ harmless az IT. was I'll the
case in question.
Therefore, the afnrcsal father mar he cx-
cuscl in Ills ragu orcr llr bundcr of tic attend
Ing practitioner. Furthermore, tilr voting man
| WHO iuuoerntly served Il, stir IN ihs excite
ment Is IN wuyward euss," IN the words Of per-
Sous aru,taiuscl viii! hin, uni tl1c futi,er had
some ttsc ngu announced tits Intention Of novrr,
| neyrr,-tat ls, hprd!y pyrr.-IoI!,E nuEht for
him again. The stiiI-fuud father thought tlIat
| tlp auw Ill opportunity for Il profitable scaping
, 1879-04-02

Tic cssay dealt particularly with the sewage
aystcn os atontEcal<S- skctcliinE It's progress
from the foundation Of that city Until Thu con,-
plcslon Of tic drainage schcmc now In existence.
Ata previous ,ncntlne the following Commits
tce wns appointed to tirnft Il bill uln,l, the sub.
icct Of drainage far atiopiIon by ,l,n Neucrnt as.
somhly OF Illinois: Messra. r. j. Sishnl ,iu j..
n. lsonrno nt Springfield, and i. y. y: Clcye:
a G '" Durham. n% =, s,,rI ~ rse,SS IS,
to rcpnrt, wlle1, Mr. ]. u. Bourne sn.Ecsfra
sotne amendments u hli1 nov t,ctore HE Leg.
islatur9 In scvaftl to rcrmtt'fbg tlIc owners of
ltIal Il, construct tlrains. tlfcllcs n lescca !0r
agricultural, tht!tury, Or mtntI,E pncnpfeo ncrnsa
'lln 1amt VI t'lsrs, and ir0vun fr liza oreaHl'
zntu uf drainage districts ,t,tl vest thu chrpu.
rAte ntlt!tlcs tl''sunF Will, power iu construct
i'ut tnnHtaisl cyec. druns, an! ,litctc*, and to
heretofore constructed ut!tlrr the Inv of this
State by special assessments Npnn illr property
acnra.csl tIer. by. The amendments p0l,tci tu
NJ, alteration Il, illc phrare0lu1g Vi taIr bill so
Us lu nuke 1t tIUrt explicit.
slr. Cleveland sail i!at he 'lad not had ti,nc
to property cxHDllne tl,c hill, wllereunUn Mr..
Wiiltaus i1nsctt ttlat The recommendation OF
llt to Tic Legislature To left to ie l[acrclfo,I
uf the Committee.
1t npprnrc,l to tho Secretary that tic Club
was pursuing II dangero,is COURSE. In passing
s,,2fi resolution. f.Y Il tot ,nlirh power was
placed IN isc l.aMa IT the Co,ntnftire. nut that
he Thought shrfu was n,.y ,lat,gcr III lllta IL.
stance .! thu t'uhnttscc recommending to the
Legislature a El.l bill. llu believed tlltrr was
sd niIch diversity u opiuiu,l upon the nnalter
atnntE the Eomtnie,ee iltut no ,teclsiun would Ic
arrived nt
Mr.. l3ruwnc eaiil tl,nt cyen II tlc Committee
Enttre llltt tutly WHlsd not entertain II. In
s.iet matters those Legislators were In t'tc habit
ot Training bills With Us much law and na little
civil engineering rs possible.
TIN . Of hut Arrratn tnr$ ntf,eff1ytfn tft
, 1879-04-02

Memphis finds ,!,l1 she las mot slnuched Of
trout.u with hrr corporate oxlsteneu by aMy
means. The Receiver nppulntcu by ttle United
States Circuit Enuri, at tlu Instance nj tho ety'a
crr.!it0rs, has becl, at wurE collecting; bark
taxes ut, srxIng ait Ut this late cty's asscts tint
la could get .,p'tt n. l.nt t'oy: Marhs has also
uppuintcu lteeeiycr, BY thu Itanesseu l.vgis-
la,uEu's direction, ntal 10 caluts thu right tu
luIl1 everything Tor tllc State. Meanwhile Con.
anlssluncfs arc trying io urransa this nlfairs u
1l,v present taxtliS district, AMI tho Issue Ut
stuko helwccn tiiu opposing Reriyers will proti.
tlc Circuit Court an,{ Justae Swayne Of tho
United 6tatrs Supreme Court visit Tho clty to
scttle thu questions relating to the legal status.
, 1879-04-02


lNDgrEsDEac., H., April LA fire Inst n!rf't
In Independence. a., dcstrovcA the fraule build
ing owned by a. II. Trask, aud s!tulsed ilnnlc.
tlfascly north Of tho Central House, IN which
Mr.. Trask lla.l son,c buEgics stored. Ills loss Is
abnut $l,00J; insured In the Home, Of New
York, for 500. The Central House a,nd furnt-
turc wcro considerably damaged By fire, watcr,
uni removal. The probable loss d, lotol NH!
furniture fs 1000; insurance, $1,000 Mr.. W.
!. Doie's Wagon shopt just nartt. Of the burned
building, was nIsu da,ugcd but bis loss IL fully
cuvcrcd by 1naurauee,
, 1879-04-02
70 1l Mausico Da.rymoro's par. Of Julian Dtnn

cltrc.
Count, .!oannos has ortaen.iy sttuck hls totse.
Il. H. o # sphs }aaos. g s3cav
lIAs shhtlc hit,
ttc: "ulIy!a' II. !hr .tn.cnln: =" llorrurs' NJ tho
nsa ss s st ss ;asy aSf ""i. ,sss ahs;
n.onv.
joaquin Hiiles's farmer wfe writes ID him that
she!r ,!n';l,ier ! Mnnd la' zone. tfoT neerssiIy.
'I!'nn thu 5aict.nthfr nnll that he might 10 Know
plncy" '"''''
t!nEnhun's now farcical comedy In lhseo aets,
called - 'liof!ngns, and ncWrxtrnrn1anzh ~ y.
phT1ns Of Ours. are in preparation tho London
Lohn l.anhan,, who. shot ann killed tho variety
aetfsai, uGoreic nrakc, m The eta!G of slo sun
Antun!o. Tex.s Theatre In August. 1ail}. was ht.
@ @Ees'st t" st. Louis lust wcck and taken to Tcsas
Col. lIascrly has secured Lester wallnek and
Tic esa!ns i?a%y !" S%y 81 H. %s!!aek sn
and st. Louis, md two wecka In chicago.
~, a. X!n!".. SsT xotk "Tne u'ssx cr9ok" !.
et'a l'aue!tet," 4 tls ;Sauate; ,!'avy CtoekeIt"
toawsy; ra It'll" naSa It SefsS sa iyeeun. ~ '''
Tht j. +. +. and Thalan Cinh give an entertain.
ment At thetr rcw hal ln..nEht. No. t,2 and sot
C"tass Gsoya asenns. Tho prosan 'area IN
Frankie bro IN four different characters Mr
AiOlph lsnlutpt, IN emulation of tho Count
Jonlics. Will pctronaso DHndTfdFy.
rhc wan.on murder Of .. c. porser calls tn
ninl the t!l.lnck NJ thc ''D.plomncy" company.
Fsst slr. Siontasne dlrh: tllen Miss Granger fell
III: next Mira. urofrat!a prow. barrymore was
10 saSs . rs .a an ana a r. IT, msw ie. as
lux invnibers wounded. .-Eocitsier Vsnoerai. '~
Tho Dramafle fEtekly snss: .'Thr Romance Of
sss sSs yesf Ssss Ma" sot NJ, YssS a; b
s xss sS{s IT, wssss .se;sy H" a si
afsf r. g. nao, sS sa 1ss; s,ash %4SSss ii %ss FL e.
10 aaaxs',, na 10, o,n's Mt snshs. snashss IL.
Fl .tesy. ia, s,esoyS, a q ho's /. il!is s5iy
Wn;,rsin h. f,nn u III . snntcss rcctintn" ~ ~ ~
! ruBy chair snpk'ng cigar. whI1u her foet. cn.
c.srd In dainty sfppess. were, elevated unon tho
Ing Boltlnirc by thu atlu Of 'Kaintuck.'"
Thc Inst wcckot ..ou, r2ov. :, y, FIN you,,cv,,,.
T. b. ~ s H., Nine
jI,tIo nro,e that sa Her.aus nay nayn ~ ~ A..
ne1 s sna w t. y @ IL wtasa vii W a.
run, Masnre Inns announced bis Intention to run
lln!tlwtn's Theatre, Sun Francisco. With stock
star nssldrs caIa Morris. Sullivan. Miss
a IT,, a 3ass se a ot lf%,s fS M9,rso
"Ncw i,abyinn" T., Lu,,don nnj Nav y"rE ~
t. Try" y, ;r',,nt'nn oeo'so fa"ee1 lo"es pIaS
'~ ,'at",a p,'p,a.'..' .
Ing rlays, etc. 20 follows: Her MaJeaty'F. '.il-
| rnG y, by Carl !fusa's CoMpany: Naymatktt.
nayid t,arrck"; iAaS9h p..a ha cr,son
'Fn0 Lae To 3end"; GaiGty, tSetlUIs Family"
, 1879-04-02

has bccn nscl with highly beneficial results during
thu past four yenrs III The yarioua fofns Ut ayapep
s,a, gastsitts nausea, genera. dubIIity, consunp'
ton, etc. Ku,nyst IL not suellciaa; it IL pleas
mt, wIuu 'ks beycraEu lin foud) lna,lo from, milk
uccularly grateful to delicate stomach. Sothn.
el4o nascs licsh. and blood, md strength 30 faat
il can bo safely relied OFT for thu rccAncration os
lto.r casca Of low vitality IN which medication
ordinary ,,nltttion fail Beware VI ,nlLtasans.
Send for pamphlet m kun,yss. 4. Arend ciulais',
urlglnatur, No. 1ID Madison xtrcut, Chicago.
, 1879-04-02

ser, No. S? Dcsnsncs street, In which crtpplc
afflicted Will, st. Vitus dnncc wns robbed Of 81.
&lo0 line; Rosa llratis, sln> to kecp the ncarc
towards ilrr husband, whom tll! 1las frequently
threatened 10 h,not. Justice Kn,i{nann: Henry
MeE,cr, Larceny nt 50 tr.,,n Nlcholhs PnuIl, $500
to tic 5tIL; Anilie Miller, drunk, 81 line.