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ENGRAVING.

DAINTER's MANUAL.-HOUSE AND sIGN
L painting, graiuing, vanishing. polishing, kali
somining, papering, lettering, staining, gliding,
&C., Soc Book OF Alphabets, So Scrolls and Or.
naments, 81. Furniture and Cabinet Fnlsner,
80. Matchmaker and Jeweler, So Carpenter, 50.
Horseshoer. 25 Soapmaker, 25 Baker, 80. Can
dymaker So TaxidermiSt, 80. OF oooksecrs or
New York.
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OLD OCEAN will erect her Eame cnd
mort and feel proud to-day, for she viii
again bear one of royal blood upon her
bosom. The Duke of Argyle turns his
coat tails upon America, and goes home
with the impression that the new world
slightly overtops the old.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-16

PREPARATIONS for the Exposition are
booming" Every department. promises
70 be the finest we have ever seen, and
interest in the Exposition is very great
tu all parts of the country.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-16

Mrs. GoocH, the Casey County (Ky.)
woman, who now languishes in Jail on
The charge of poisoning her husband, will
no doubt watch with interest the career
pfMrs. Jennie Smith in New Jersey. Ii
The latter lady promptly fills her ap.
pointment on the gallows next week, it
will probably be regarded as an uufavor-
tble omen by the Casey County female.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-16

The yellow fever scare is about over,
snt the scourge of political campaign
threatens to break out with terrible in
ensity right in the midst of the hot
weather.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-16

ANOTHER New York policeman has
Hsgraced his uniform. He ordered drinks,
which he paid for like a man, but the
ast act will likely lose him his brass
Mttons.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-16

Amongst those who have indorsed Ma
gure's Benne Plant the great specific for
cholera. diarrhea, dyseuterv, tiuX, etc, will
be found the name of Ex-Gov B. Gratz
Brown, Ex-senator Frank P. Blair, Jr.,
Senator Rogy, Hon. Erastus Wells Hon.
Henry +. Blow, EX-Mayor Joseph Brown,
of ST. Louis, and Others.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-16

An infallible remedy for Fevor and Ague
is Ayers Ague Cure. Wholly vegetable
and containing no quinine, it is harmless
and sure.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-16

"Our ems are trees Of healing" when
made into Caswell's slippery Elm Lozenges,
for coughs. For sale by John keeshan,
apothecary, Sixth aud Walnut.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-16

To conceal and eradicate all natural and
other ble,uishes OF the complexion, use
Hogan's Magnolia Balm.
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POROUS PLASTERS.
POR WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
Females suffering from pain and weak
ness will derive great comfort and strength
from the use of Benson's Capcine Porous Plhs-
Ter, Where children are affected with whoop-I
ing cough ordinary coughs or colds, or weak
juIrs. il is the one and only treatment they
should receive. This article contains new med
cal elements such as is found in no other rem
dy in the same form. Il is far superior to com
mon porous plasters, iiniments, electrical ap-
plhnces, and other external remedies 1t re-
iieyes pain at Unce strengthens and cures where
other plasters will not even relieve. For Lame
ana Weak Rack, Rheumatis Kidney disease
and all 10 al aches and pains il is also the best
known remedy. Ask for Benson's Capcine
Plaster and tuke no other. Sold by all drug
gists Price 2jc
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Corrected to Accord With City Time.

CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Depot, corner MuLe1n ave. and Gest street.
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Fettercd, Yet Free.
BARRETT SYLVESTER.

AUTHOR OF CLOUDS AND SUNSHINE" "EJ.
TELLE's EREoR,' Ito.
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NUEVO ITINERARIO.
MALA I'M p r R A L.
COMPAHIk HAMDURGUESA AMERICANA
1INEA DE Las INDIAs oCCIDENTALEs.
ITINERARIO
Linea principal I.

oue riqe desde el Z de epaero, partiendo =
de Hanabwgo.
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Be expiden pasajes de Ida yvuelta validos Dor dos
Ieees con l5 p% de rebaia los pasajeros de camara
NINoS.
Los nifIos de los pasajeros que no tengan anos
cumplidos, son levadoS gratis. Los aue tengan 5
amos cunplidos hasta sin cumpl1r, pagaran pasa-
je Los que tengan amos cumplidos y no lleguen q
12, pagaran pasaje; de 10 aNos en- adelante pagan
pasaie entero. En- dc que una famtlia tenEa 8
nifos memories de ahos, uno de elos solamente SO
lleya gratis. los otros pagaran u Dasale
CRIADO
Los criados de los pasaieros pagarn en los Wales
trasatlaheos pasaie de entrepuente $50. Las crfa-
das pagarn las 23 del pracio del pasaje segun la
tegorfa tomada por sus amos: no Henen derecho s
estar en- los salones sino ell tempo rigurosamente
neceaario para ell servicio de sus amos.
Recomendamos. los pasajeros inscriban sus
nonbres lugar donde van. en- suS eQuipaies, en-
caraf6ree inteligibes Los pasaes go expiden hasta
una hOra 6rtes De La salida de los vapores.
No se admjten netes despues de Ia liegada de los
yapores Para mas informes diri8irse los Oonsig-
natar1Os. r.r.
Mayaenez Il dc Fehrero de- 1879.
NOTA. - Desde ell IL de Julio de 1877 los
fietes y pasajes por estos vapores seran pa
gaderos en- ORC americana su eQuiva-
lents on meneda corEiente con 81 s p.5 do
premio.
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CUADRA Y COCHERA
"LA PROV EN- CIA. >

Ell aue,suscribe, dueflo que fue por dos me-
ses de la cuadra sta la salida de Ia Puerta
luntad tuvo que dejarla y quedar al frente
de ella como encargado cuatro meses ha
alberto otra de su propiedad en- ell barrio de
la Marina, sitio denominado Ia carbonera.
de MADEIRA de los Sres. Crosas 4 Finlay, la
que pone disposition del gdblico por aho-
ses, contando mas adelante poder proper
cionar caballos de silla para alqdiler.
Cuenta con un gran local para colocar los
coches los que siempre estaran guardados Y
pQr consiguiente @ fuera de Ia iintemperie
cello esmero que tendra con los caballos Y
coches de las personas que Sc dignen hon
rarle con mandarlos q su cuadra, pues cree
habran Quedado satisfechos de sus servicios.
como duefio encargad6 de laque deja arri-
ba manifestada v procurara 10 est6n los que
10 ocupen nuevamente.
Sc cuidan caballos por meses & 10 pesos y
diariamente q los precios de costumbre en-
otras cuadras.
Puerto Rico, Enero 2s de 1879. h.a4F.
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OJO! OJO! OJO!
PRECAVERSE DE VlLES Y NOCIVAS
FALSYFICACIONES.

Me permitO, reSpetuosamente aviSar nj pdA
blic0 de PuertO-Rico que sc fabrican en- NHe.
Va-Y OFk otras parties, grGndeS cGntiIddes
de esatTldS Y may 7OciCGs I'M itGciU9les de mis-
Pil70TGs q UngGe1,to, sien0o los Uentetlores Dc
las miSnlGS una mlltJtitud de mleTcadeyfs y b0-
ticGriOs POGO escTupujOsoS, que obtiencn estaa
cemposiciones desprecabes precios inimos
y la expeaden al ptiblico como mis- iegitimos
medicanentOs.
Los fitbricnntes de estos GILES in.itncionss,
para encubrir de un modo ladino el fraude que
cometen tienen ell descarO de inSertar en- sus II
bretos de ihStruclones, un aviso, EN- que advier-
ten al p1blic0 que debe precaverse de falsifca-
clones, Mientras que sus pr0duct0s son p7'eci-
samente las idsntic.,s .talSJjeaciones que pre-
tenden denunciar
| No permit6 que Sc vendan mlS medlcament0S
Ell ninguna parte de los Esta dos UnidOs de
I America. q fla de impedr que los falsifca.
dores puedan obtener mis- facturas por con-
sigiente, cotalesguierG PtldorGs v Ungiento,
! Uerando Ell 1aOn,bre de H0lloaody y pT0ceGentes
del citade pals, son pertidos engafos que 90
hacen al p1blico
| Mis- legttimos medicanentos ataicamente 80
eldboran en- mi establecintiento No. 63S, OK
ford Street, L6ndres, y ell timbre del go
bierno bsitdnico siempre va undo ca.la b0tO
6 GAIA de los misrnos
/ Apelo, pues, muy encarecidamente al cleyo,
las madres de t0ntili0 y Otr0s sea0ras, para
que sc sryan prestarme Su auyliO, en- cuanto
puedan, en- denunclar este traude.
Aprovechando esta OCCASION para otrecef al
p1blico lie Puerto-Rico las consideraciones do
mi mas profundo respetO, tengo el honor de
suscribirme,
Su obsecuente servidor,
TOMAS HOLLOWAY.
No. 533, oxford Street,
| L6nGres, 10 de Mayo, 1878.
avs b. Z jun. 79.
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La CaStellana.
HOTEL, RESTAURANT, CAFE, BILLAR
Y BANOS.
AGUADILLA.

Situado EN- el punto mas centrico, allegro y
fresco de la poblacion a treinta metres del
mar con bonita vista por todos lados. e.
plendidos salones, habitaciones ampliAs y
ventiladas, con periodicos hbros de lectu-
ra-Se hablan tres idiomas.
Cocina inspeccionada por un director con
dia y recommendation. Sc sirven comidas 6
todas horas en- los salones del Hotel del
Restaurant 8 bien en- habitacion particular,
desde las diez de la maflana las doee de ID
noche. q
Ell Restaurant, planta baja del Hotel, tie
ne buenas habitaciones para pasajeros q 81
por dia, G n almuerzo, comida y desayun0,
incluso cafe vino en- mesa redonda. Sc ad-
! miten abonados a conner por $50 por mes.
Sc sirven almuerzos refrescos para convi-
tes a domicilio con tai que Sc avise algunss
horas antes. Ell administrator Y pr0pieta.
rio, AaUsTIN RoDa1GUEz. Il. 2S Feb.
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II CkMARA. AZ CAMARA. soR
Tari1a para dinero.

lnglar6rra trancla. "a p%o
Los Vapores Trasatlanticos tocan en- Plymouth,
Cheboufg y Southampton. En- esta agencia SO
piden paSajeS directoS para Paris.
Be expenden billetes do ida vuelta para pasa-
ies Intercoloniales Trasatanticos por3 meses un
ano respectivamente con una rebaja del 25 .. q.
PASAJES DE FAMILIAS. Teda fam1lia COM
puesta de mas personaS cuyo paSaje Trasatlanti-
co componga el valor de cuatro pasajes enterOs
montante del pasaje. Enti6ndase Dor familia los pa
dres. hljos criados. Esta reduction no tiene lu-
gar cuando Sc expidan paSajos de ida vuelta.
Los nifiOS men0s de amos. uno gratis, De s la
cuarta parte, y de u la mitad.
Los pasajeros para Francia cualQuier parte de
Europa pueden quedar Is dlas ca lngiaterra 81 asi
GUSTAV. vice versa los para lngaterra pueden Que
tsndran e privegio de yaar on 81 camino de hierro
entire Cherbourg. Paris. Plymouth Londres. & una
rebaja do 10 p% los embarcados On este puerto
tsta proh1b1d0a . los pasaieros. embarcando en-
'',ert0 tomar billetes sino en- casa do los Agen-
san Juan Puerto Rico, SEoS. ldtimer d CO: e
~pasaie tornado bordo pagara 10 D% de recargo
AdcmaS de los puertoS menc1onados arrtba, pue-
den obtenerse pasajes Dor los vapores de esta Com
pan1a, para los siguentes puntos: Antigua. Barba-
Dominica, Granada Grey Town, Jacmel. Jamaica.
Ia Gairl. Martin1ca. Port Prince. Puerto Limon
Savanilla. Saint Kits Santa Lucia San Vicente. To-
bago isla dc Trinidad
Se exigen ahora preciss m6dicos para los traspor-
tes de tabac0 y cats Europa
Para permenores sobre pasajes. fetss demas. di-
riSirSe la ARencia de la Compafia.
La Gompahfa asegura toda clase de valeres quo
en- efectivo. metales preciosos joyas So embarauen
on los vapores de lie Inca con destno Eurepa San
Ageltas L6timer & Co
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Haeenda "CoIoso de Aguads,
Diciembre % de 1879
Bradley Fertilizer Il Co.
Boston.

Boston.
Muy Sres. mios: Cuando apenas SO conocia SixestA
e espaco de anos hube de ponerlo en- calidad de
ensayo en- 6lgunoS de mis- cultivOs de cana, mUy
partlcuarmente en- aquellos de tc renos mas aridos
tado tan favorable que. como Vds saben he heehos
anualmente grandes compras de dicho abono pare
Ca adqurlda por las ObServacloneS hechaG duranto
csc perodo que he venido usando eSe otrOe abo.
nos como ell hu0ao del Peril GeorpLe Alto velG al
gunos otros Sc me han pr porcionado para Drue-
bas. me recomienda el fertkzddoT de Vds como sl
mas Il prop0sito de mejores condiciones que pue-
den hajlar los hacendadOS de esta lsa dada a cali
dad crcuhstanci de los terrenos que con Muy
pocas excpciones son todos guales en- el pals. sien
Sc GREEN uue la terra en- donde cae ell S,peJoWao
de v Sc esteriza cuando la experiences de muchoS
amos dice toqo 10 contrario. pues he yisto sempre
| mas, despues de abandonadas 6stas vuelto seM-
brar he obtenido de esos mismos errenos un result
tado muy satisfactorio SIN neceSdad del aboho pu-
diendo asegurar ademas qua no solo ell buen exito
Sc ha rrducido al primer corte, sino quo alganaS
pleas sin repetir 81 abono para q segundo hs ohe-
por cnerdo habiendo sido ell primero solo de sete-
| cientoS. -
zos libres costosos es muy proposte e JeTtliza-
dor de Vds para la cuura intensiva pues que al ana
paro de 81 con un buen slstema de cultlvo, puede
coSechas como viene hacienda en- las antlaS fran
cesas por cuyas razcnes. hoy con;e convencimisnto
que me dan mis- experlenc1as de muchos amos no ten
go Inconvenience alguno en- recomendarlo mis- COM
paferoS de agriculture, Quienes aconsejO 10 en-
pleen Sc cenvenceran cada dia mas de que no So
amente es bueno sino eQutativo su gasto 81 SO iene
cuenta ell mayor rendimiento en- azucar que 30 OBJ
tiene en- la caa cultivada-con el supe'Joato de CAL
Aprovecho la OCCASION de hallarse en- Aguadilla d
s6cio principal de la para hacerle esta manifes
miento de verdad jnstica. signicandole al propie
tempo la consideration con que teng0 el guSto do
suscribiFme su muy atto IS. 3.
Q.B.sM.
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CONEPA IA REAL
DE VAPORES CORREOS INGLESES
svBvENuoNADA poR E1 aoB1ERNo DE SIM. 3.

Se.vioio entire Europa Gamth6as. Puerto de Puerto.
Antilas, An.eiica del Sad, america Central Ms'ic0
etc.. etc.
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Tapor ManMelG" caritGn VSlllansil.
ukPuERTo-R1Co PeR Ell SUR DE SANTo DOMINGO
sRGuN Ell sIaUIENTE ITINERARIo
] D "A
RETOR NO
cnNsrGNATARlOg.

Nury1TAs Srer. u. T. d. Dolz OOmp.-GIBARA.
Rncesores de Silva, Rodriguez Oomp.-BARACoA, &.
Xlayo Comp STes 3, 1. Kos @ Comp p
Bernedo.-AaUADIILA 6res. Amell. Julia y Co.
FMEHTO-KIOo Sres. Iriarte, Hermano de Oaracena
= 1Comp-SANTH6MAs,S Sres. Lamb Comp.
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roIo con capa de 5sS siendo pagadero en- Liver
.ooI Z ie I09S siendo pagadero en- Puerto Rico.
poI "a fiafag pagar en- Puerto Rico se cobraran al
aInbo corriente de Giros las fechas de las llega
6as de los vapores. :, e.
fag pIezas bultos de maQuinar1a que pasen de-
dos toneladas de peso. G otrss mercancias no men-
oionadas arriba fete conyenciona
Sobre emt argues, por un solovSpor De no menos
cne 100 toreladas, para un solo COnsignatarlo, Sc
abonara la capa, pagandCse hete en- LlyerpooI q Ia
entrega de Hos conocimientos.
Para normenoreS. dirigirse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-18

The PACING slope always does things on a
large scale. In some OF the eastern cities feeble
attempts have been made TO establish trade
Ia neutrality-suspicious. for teachers posi-
TONS but 1t seems that the bushes has been
developed IN San Francisco to q degree which
Shane5 other competitors if, indeed, shame is
the portion OF those who are beaten in this race
Under the fostering care of members OF the San
Francisco educational department the new
trade has grown vigorously. The state super
intendent generously gave to a friend the list
of questions to be asked candidates for the posi-
ton OF principal OF the cosmopolitan school, aud
his friend surpassed all competitors. Then the
principals sold examination papers to the fe-
male ana subordinate candidates. one principal
is said TO have boosted that he had given pos
lions 70 half the teachers III san Francisco,
Coming down from superintendent and princi-
pals the higher teachers bought examination
papers from their suPeriors and sold them at
premium 10 candidates for subordinate posi-
lions The prices obtained We're from 500 TO
S5pc-the former being the ruling figure In
yestigaJion Is stf1 going on. As secrecy Is oae
OF the conditions of SueccS Tor such trade il
Is probably killed, 80 far a. san Francisco is
concerned. BY the publicity which IL has at
tanned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-18

The special government commissioner TO make
an examination Of Alaska has been interviewed
M san Francisco on his return from that terri
tory. and IS evidently of the opinion that Alaska
viii turn out TO be good investment. He looks
Tor one OF the greatest mining excitements OF
the age. al no very distant day all along the
coast Islands. The unfavorable disDOsition nf
The native tribes, which makes unsafe the life
OF any man exploring Alaska. has prevented
prospecting In the interior. But enough
Is known TO convince every one that the
whole region is rich in gold u is thought
that by maintaining a strict patrol by a
SunbOat. d. enacting and enforcing laws
for the protection OF life and property, and
by teaching the interior tribes that the white
man must be permitted 10 pass to and fro
unmOleSted, this comparatively unknown coun-
Try viii have a future OF uneXampled pros
perity. and discoveries will be made which will
aatOnisl the whole civilized world Besides its
mineral resources, the timber of Alaska is said
10 be valuable and inexhauStibIe and the fish
cries. though in their infancy, already yield
enormously. Seven thousand salmon have been
caught at a single haul of the seine When
Alaska comes, as it Is thought it will. to supply
the world With fish, we may look for fishery
squabbles with Russia on the Pacific as with
England on the Atlantic side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-18

They are having an extradition case in Min
nesota, which is as exciting, if not so import
ant, as any that has come up between this
country and foreign power. A Chicago de-
putty sheriff came to st. Paul for Samuel Frank,
charging him with obtaining goods under false
pretences. While the deputy sheriff was get
ting back to Illinois with his prisoner, as Sc
cretly and as rapidly as possible. he was over
taken in Wisconsin by Franks friends and the
prisoners discharge obtained under writ of
habeas corpus. When Frank and his friends,
returning TO ST. Paul, touched the soil OF Min
neSOta they were again confronted by the deputy
sheriff. who hand-cuffed Frank, took him into
custody and started for Illinois, with the friends
OF the prisoner in pursuit. The deputy sheriff
wasfinally stopped and arrested for kidnapping
before he got out OF Minnesota and he now
awaits trial at st. Paul. ExtradifiOn cases are
n YhXafiOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-18

1t appears from the dispatches that in the
connecticut senatorial contest Hawley and Jew
ell have demolished each other and Piatt has
Carried of the prize. p. 7. BaFnum did not have
the greatest show on earth for the senatorshtp,
but he received ten votes, nevertheless. Though
Hawley would make first-rate Senator. if is.
perhaps. as well for the republicans that The
close congressional district which his popularity
helped hiln TO carry at the last election is not TO
o" Won over again by some weaker candidate.
The loss OF the district would mean loss of the
state delegation In the House of Representa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-18
GREAT BARGAINS THIS WEEK
AT
SELBTS SHOE STORE.

500 pairs Ladies' FirG Pebble Goat Button. .cf,.
81 50 formerly 81. 50 EMV
400 pairs Ladies Fine Kid Button 81 g andt U
$3.50; worth 81
500 pairs Misses Fine .ebble Goat Button. $3.50;
sold for 81
200 pairs Mems and Boys Congress eaters. = LIS
and 1 81: worth 81
Misses and Boys Cheap School Shoes, - cents up.
All leather
These Goods mus, be sold to close out the entire
line.
1914 and 1916 Pa. ace.,
Between 10Th and Goth sts
Ladies' and Mems RUBBERS as low as any house
town tanlS-tr
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Three-Story Houses For Sal.

issue on the LIST and 18th OF each month bulletin
OF all property for rent and sale my books which
can be had on application at my ooe, Or VIII be sent
by mail il desired.
Loans.
$4,000, $1,000 81 900. at 8 per cent. .an1S-tr
Il A. MCINTYRE,
IL. REAL ESTATE BROKER.
No. 9lS street opposite Masonic Temple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-18
The New Judge.

Though it had been hoped that the appoint
ment OF associate Justice of our District Su-
preme bench to succeed Judge Olin would be
made from the capable lawyers OF the Wash
ington bar. the designation OF Mr.. Alexander
b. Hagner. OF Annapolis. for the position. will
probably be as acceptable as any outside ar-
pOinment could be. The law and practice OF
this District are so largely drawn from that Of
Maryland that Mr.. Hagner. who has high
standing at the Maryland bar, will come here
with knowledge OF law and precedent in force
Ia our courts. such as would require the eduCa-
ton ana experience OF years in Judge 8p-
pointed from any other state. In other respects
OuT community have reason to feel that the Sc
lection OF Mr.. Hagner is fortunate one. He is
Concedcdly man of the highest personal in
iegTity. is distinguished for the quality OF lud-
cIaI fairness, and is a fine speaker as well as a
clear headed, thoroughly equipped. lawyer
Mr.. HagDcr is native OF Washington. His
father was the Hon. Peter Hagner who was
one OF the first auditors Of the Treasury when
the seat OF government was established here,
Chief Joseph has never surrendered by treaty
with The government the land which he claims
10 own in Idaho. and TO which, he says. it was
promised at the time Of his surrender that he
should return There is no possibility that the
government will consent to the removal of the
Nez Perces from Indian Territory. The best
that can be done is to make some compensation
for the surrendered lands and to provide a
large fertile. well-watered and well-woOded
reservation instead OF the present Objectionable
locality. in which all the Nez Perces including
those now in Canada, may ultimately be gath
cred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-18
DRY GOODS AT DOWN PRICES.
s. i. s..


D,. v. H. Smith late President az me Hedicn
Faculty, injrcrSitH Of MarYiaiGd Slcdking 0t :" =
!. s.. Sftd, g think the work s calculated to do
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