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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-11-27
Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, November 22-so 90 P. NJ
Flou:-Qaiet, but held firmly: shipping
extras held at S. 6o@6 90. Wheat-strong
~r; No. hard at $l.19X; No. regular
at $1.19: No. 2 regular and No. bard at
S1.17@l.17A; No. 8 at 81 O6; No. 4
at sl.00H: No 2 seller December
at 81 17H@1lsN; seller January at
s1lsh@l:2oH. Corn-D Dull at 40Nc {;
new At 37@c. Oats-Dull: No. 2 At SIC !;
white delivered at 36c. Rye-Tame; No. l
4t7019o Barley-Active; No. 2 at 72c; No.
3 ut 4sc; No. 2 seller January at 74c;
No. 3 extra at 57hc. Provisions
Dull but steady. Pork-At $40 SO for
cash. Lard-At $6.8H@7 IS Hogs-Active
at $S 65@4CO Cattle-Quiet at So 30O@4 90
for good to choice. Sheep-Firm ut $3 800
425.
Forej9n.
LokDoN, November 22-12:30 p. NJ
Liverpool wheat msrket opens dearer; Cali.
fornia club at liz 4d@11s Cd; average Cali
Fornia at lis 2d@11s Sd; spring at 9s 2d@
los I'd. Floating cargoes 'urn dearer; on
massage turn Teaver.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-11-27
1OHN KENT,

From his new Grocery Store at RAMSEY, sup
plies the surrounding community with every.
thing needed in his line of trade. Goods first
class. Prices low. Give me 4 call.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-11-27

n E. DE WITT,
". BARBER AND HAIR-DRESSER.
Shaving, Shampooing and Hair-cutting artis-
tically done. Special attention given to the
dressing of ladies' hair. Rooms under Glenn
mer s. Poolers drug store, Austin, MINI. 39tf
f9oBath room has lately been attached.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-11-27

NEO. L. LEWIS,
" PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Has located permanently in Austin for the
practice of his profession, Office at w. w.
Mobiles drug store. References: ". T. Will
kins. of Mower Co. Bank; o. w. Shaw, Pt.
1st National Bank; z. H. Sherwin, H. H. House.
, 1879-02-17

o,t,or gentlemen also rs well acquainted with
tho business as hinBolf arc unanimous. III.
nErMens, unitod Statea Inspector OF tue
Stock-Ynrds. statos that ont Of 10000 head
of cattle which he Inns examined lately, he
has not found ainglo case Of tho disease.
In order 10 "make aBs1ranco doub]y sure, "
howevor, he has, in accordance with tho In
stractions Of Commissioner LIZ Duo, on-
gagod Dr.. PRENTICE, Of Champaign, Ill.,, 10
assfst him temporarily in the work
Of inspection. All tho storlos which hare
l,cei, published concerning thu aisoase hero
nro either. the expansion md distortion OF
such occurrences ~ the appointment OF
Government Inspectors, or deliberate fabri'
cations Tor The purpose Of hurting The trade
Of this city.
, 1879-02-17

Hinco lilo close Of tho War Tue On,oAao
1'n1nusx lna frequently expressed tho opln-
ion that tho n,oGt prominent cause Of Tho
poverty and stagnatiou Of the South waa the
laztnesa Of Its people, md their disposition
to ehirk labor. For tlsis opinion Tux Ta1n-
uNE lns been quito freely criticised aadl de-
nounced by Southern newspapers al Insult
ing their people, and tho customary amount
Of Bwash and fustian has been slupg at 1t.
1t il becoming apparent. Mt last, however,
oyei, to the Southern papers, that laztness Ia
the principal evil from which tho South Is
suffering. Tho Now Orleans 1a'Afo of tho
18th inst. plainly snys:
''ThcTo can Le no question about It. much Of tho
misery and poverty which now a1licts Tho people
Hrneteds slnpfv anu dts0!atfff from !astHtss.
In country like ours Of tho 6oullI, for example.
there cat 10 M rxcusc faE mendJcancy except In
cases Ut dscnso Or mental aud physical tn6ectflty;
ret wo ind tn every city town, and nstphbornaud,
aLle bodied men and women living upon Tho aims
extracted br pcrs.steua dvmanas from their uaots
industrious nelghbers. Thesu people, by only
half exurting themselves, coula earn comfortable
support JHat ~ well ~ mt; but. ben1 lazy. they
hang asnund aud exist - sealea upoa tho comtaa'
nifty.
''Look at tho crowds Of whltCs a. well ~ b'ncks
who daily assemble on Canal street, about tho
llccoEdrrs Court rooms. at tho cuStona'llous and
C,ty.11all. TAcy, In 1nany instances, hare poat'
ttyelr no mcans Of auppost except The pfseaFiuua
picking up Ut odd Iahs obs yet they thus psas theii
lIres in centinn4l tdlcpcss, Tho sane croWda Gnu
be foupd-less numerous, Of courss-in MI tbs
country towns and vil,aEes. In sections Whrrs
labor II In tho greateet demand, sud where Wasei
are tho hchcst. It Is deporablo state Of adstFs,
and the1e should be derlsed some means By Whict
tho communities could b. I'D OF tho incubus,
We arc glad to havs the Endorsement q
, 1879-02-17

llo recently nttcnded rccep,ton o,,..,
distinguished Senator md hi, vtts s"sa ~
monbcrs Of the Cabinet, foreign sf',,.,Fh 4. "aFh
members OF Congress, army nntl nav ssr' "ss
md other distinguished persons wcr. o'uss'l
with larRc majority Of beattt,u) anS s...seas s..
fY"lresscd ladies. 1ls says tint ho an.s e.ssaat.
gnised btmsclf and as.culcd perform, vn,s VIZ.
tho CoLvItL1 Folly Company, wbo.o n.a'ss "ss Of
arc somewhat famous Tor lllc teont or,.'. "eaae.
millinery goods displayed on the s.aec n,s, 81 81
was not prepared 10 BED similar cxhih,.,aa as ..
charms On the part Of these ano ladies. ah, o.
wcll-brca AMI Of gaod rcputc. Thu ,,Tas. ras 4ts
between tho blondes on tlp-toc betotp h'saee ,hs s
lights, md the blondes under thc h,.'s 'oo.
gorgeous chandeliers ID WashInptor ss' sss', o.
rial manson. Is, not nn excess Of trc,, ss'e hss
tho manner OF wearing 1.-THE forns,'' y
clothes being deficient shout TIM 9'1asss 1aa.
limbs, whllc tho latter wexe ia .tsssa ,ossf
dressed A5out the breast md ,bon%A' buaI'
rs to leave nothtng at all TO the INN, in,,'..
The correspondent states that there W.. %a om,
enough OF these fashionable dresses 10 m.e. aN: ~
demands Of tic person II they had bean ~ ~
erly and more ju{!c!cas!y adjusted and th,, r,v =
d cersafn portion OF what was dragging a, ~
carpet had been transferred to tic saon1d,,. ~:
would have been great improvement, - i"
boldly and wlckelay asserts that he viii r... ~
disguise himself again when t,o wanta h .a "a. !.
famous artist dance the Highland tlInr n rnu
air, rs hc haa seen somo th!ngs In what i, t,,.1
the best society tlat takes nuay the shams d 4
, 1879-02-17

Among our Washington dispatches this
morning will BE- found m outlino Of the viows
Of tho Chinese Embassy Mt Washington re-
gartling tho bill passed by tho Senate on Sat-
,,rtlny. Rumor is probably not far wrong
In describing tho state Of mind Of tho Coles
tial diplomats ns one Of great surprise that
such measure should rass tho Senate, tho
identical grave mud dignifed body which sot
It's seal Of ratification upon the treaty be-
tween the United States and CHM. They
did not expect bill to pass tho
Senate abrogating without notice treaty
entered into in good faith, md carried out
| by tho Chinese Government on }ts own parl
with the most sorupulous o1ncsnesa !; and
tlloy now express confidence TINT the Presi
tlout will veto the bill, md TINT 1t will be
impossible to pass 1t ovor his veto. It il
| said that tho representatives of European
| Governments anticipate decided disturb
| aaco Of existing trade relations oetweon th'
United States and China rs tho result of til.
pnsyago of this bill, md that European mcr
chants will be the gniners thereby.
, 1879-02-17

will speedily diminish, md eyontunl!y a'o
ont. Thoy will novcr, however. DO nnyth'he
hut Chinese. They oamo horo as ch'neso'
and thcy will 60 awaY as Chinese. Ihes
will tako awny everything they ca'. posa'S's
got, leaving behind them only tho 6c"i,'s
cost OF their living. They oafnc hcrc no.
Bpising our language, our civtltzataons ma
our Government, and tl'sy will 90 away viii
tho sano feelings.
Tho blnck man Is here to atay, Md IL a
citizen Of tho hopnblto. lie Is n"tsso ooto'
md bhs M American ancessry. Ho aleaAs
tho English language. Ito constitutes tho
principa, labor class Of tho cotton md aF'gaF
States Of tho South. T1o Is quiet and peace'
mile, and not 80 inaolont as tho whitcs' lie
Ia flexible III Ills disposition, and rapidly falis
into our ways, whic, tho Chnaman never
does. 1le copies Our yices aud our virtues.
our actiona, manners, atylc, and dress. Ae
goes to school md 10 church. Ao nc1a'Tea
property and pays taxes, and holds Office
whom ho can. Tho other day ho presided
ovor thai aignlbea body known rs Tho Senate
of tho United States, md Democratic Sen.
ntors respectfully aalutcd him aa Acting VICE.
President. IIo torves in Tho army and tho
, 1879-02-17

An English scientist hus issued circulu
scaklng Information Oh the subject of the ,tlt
two natural usage OF tho left md right hand.;
whether people can wink more cloaucn.lT Viii
tho right or left eye, md, II go, why not Il The,
can wag their loft ears moro readily shau AeIt
right ones, or. on tho contrary, quite ths se.
vcrse, and 30 on. This IL MI very good, 10 ia
rs It goes, but other valuable additions msos
have bcep mado to tile list Of inau|ries, such H.
"Do you usually tell tho truth over tho ltts OF
tho right" ibid you ever think 5ou NeFt
right, and get lcfta" "Arc your feet all rIzas
or not1" "Into wllic1, ear docs pleco Of nsss
that goes out OF the other usuallY co.erl''
, 1879-02-17

Government tho ma!med and d,*ablod soldiers Of
tho Southern army, remembering thstf conrnges
their steadfaslnchs, and their qallnntEy. And for'
ceiling tho mistaken Judgment which made thona
night upon ths aida shay did,"
II tho Confederate soldier who lost an ann
is entitled to 10 reimbursed by tho Goverf-
nent of The unitad 6tntos, Is not his old
fnthor equally entitled 10 bc paid for the loas
of his mufes, his horses, his pigs, bis cows,
and his cotton? II tho mnin,ed Confederate
soldier who fought aBainst tho Unton Ia 10
DO pensionod by tho Union, ia not tho Con-
fetlorate who atnyod at home, c'irsoa Tho
Union, md raiscd subsistence for the Rebel
ariny, equally entitled to compensation for
the bacon, and corn, and potatoes Bcixed by
the Federal army aa It swept o7oF tho South
eru territory? Con. ruTtEn's proposition Is
broaa and comprehensive enough to cover
tho payment from tho United States Troas-
ury OF every dollar Of loss suffered Within
tho bounds Of The Confoderaoy from The day
wllon Fort Snm.cr was fired upon down to
the time Of t1,c surrender Of LEE to GRASr at
Appomattox Court Honse. BurLER ia fndood
u colossal tlouaRoguo, colossal doughfacol
1fo Baya, in effect, 10 tho DriBadiors: "a For
sixteen yenrs labored to crust, yo11, because
foresaw that you were destined to bo
crushed, and realized TINT the only road to
personal advancement lay in crushing yon.
But hnye not been rewarded by tho Repub-
liran party. On tho contrary, I have been
condemned md dcaptsed by it. wish to DO
rovenged. offer my bnck to tho 1ash. I
offer to open to your suffering and oppressed
people tho vaults Of tho TreasurNi"
Con. DurLEn has made his bed, mud. as ho
has mnde 1t, no must lia IN it. Tho sacrifice
/ of the lust remnant of his honor az a man
md of his consistency MS politician win hc
accepted by tho Democrats Of tho south'
But how they must t1espiso him while they
use himl How they must seorn hts double
tronobery ns exhibited in his original ttdser.
ton Of them in their hour Of need, md biz
present detection from tho Republican party
because Of Its refusal 10 reward him! w
leave him to Tho torturos Of oonsoienco,-
that divine principle in mnn whioh suryivc'
tue lowest deeps Of intamy, mud sting
with romorso aftor II has ceased to animate
with high purposes.
, 1879-02-17

Tho senate passed Saturday tho House
bill on tho Chinese subject which lin.
Its the number arriving on any QUO
vessel to fifteen. The principal alneud-
msuts adopted provide TINT tie bill
shall not apply to my vessel driven on
the coaat BY stress OF weather, or to Ch,na.
men who come 10 this country to got au
education. provided they bring with them a
certificate to that effect from THEIR avn Gov.
srn,nent. It IL beloved that tho House will
concur in these amendments.
, 1879-02-17

The Sub Committee of the House Com.
mittee on Appropriations, to whom was as-
signed the task Of figuring ont tho amount
required to meet the outiny necossitated by
the Pension Arrears bill, havo made up their
minds that ae6, 1000 will do for starter,
and report to this effect viii bo submitted.
It will provo to DO wild guess before all
tho arrears have coma to tho front.
, 1879-02-17

"Naturo md Man is .l,e subject Of Prof.
Swrxo's sermon Of yesterday printed in
our columns. The Rov. L. r. MERCER,
sweaonborgian, proaohed on "Tho Public
Consoience," and tho Rev. W. F. cRAr1a
conducted m interesting question-seryico.
, 1879-02-17

It Is much honor aud but littlo profit to
he Governor Of tho State Ct Michigan. A
Joint resolution haa bocn introduced in tho
Legislature increasing tho duhcrnatorial a'l-
nual compensation, now $1,000, 10 g., 200.
There ought not 10 DO much gr.,mbling at
that rroposition,
, 1879-02-17

The. signing Of the deanitivo treaty with
Turkey was yesterday formally announced Mt
St. Petersburg by the Gar, and latc-'n-the-
day illumiuatious wero had in houor Of
HussiA's. Glorious victories,
, 1879-02-17
TRIBUNE nleASCIi OFFICES.

rur r,,c.eo Trtrrxx has cttahl!ahfd branch of1ces
-.rcin O; subscriptions and advertisements ~
fo1loFA: ...., i. ~ %,c.
ArnES, Hanger. ,,.,,...
rAIi1s. Fsanct-Fo- Ia Rue do Ii orenRc' h"'e'c'o'
E.M*HtEr. AEeut. ,,n e,.,,.
LUkpoN. Ena.-Amcscan Exchingo. 449 o'rAn"'
HKHNr r. GiLLta. Agent.
sAN FRANCISCO. Cs-.-Tatace Hotel
WASHINGTON. D. C.-So. 18t0 Htret1
, 1879-02-17

A statement selegrapAed from Washington
to The TRIBUNE, and appearing in satnr-
lay's paper. to the elect tAat private .alsices
had boon received there that pleuro.pneu-
monia was pFcvai!ing'at tho Chicago Stock
Yards, appears, upon investigation. to hays
no o1ller basis than the fact that, under In
stiuctions OF the Treasury Department, an
inspection Of cattle At lho yards had hcea or
dered. An examination made Saturday by
Representative Of this paper furnished con.
vincing proof TINT there has not been,
and ia mol, anywhere within the
immediate ueigbborhood Of this city
Ut last, any Indication Of pleuro.
pneumonia. On this point Nh. eHEahAEi
Superintendent Of tie Stock, Yards, and
, 1879-02-17

When, fax weeks ago, large number OF
American plastcrert Left New York for 1lasgow,
wnose ti,cy wero to obtain work for srVetat
mouths ut llberal wages, tho engagement be-
ginning the muuatut thu hh,p loft the wharf, tie
New York papers devoted tnu"h space to do
strfptIuu OF tile exodus. The meu hare hal to
SUI for their wages, which havo beet reduced,
while employment hss only been furnished them
fur lalt time, and ths Courta have declined to
make an order for wages tor titne on the yoyage
oyer. This news Is to-day madv public for tic
iirst ttmo Ia America. II OUT New York cou'
te,noosas.es vii! COPY II they may prevent many
moro artisans from balng gulled and left friend
less 5000 miles from home,
, 1879-02-17

Some Confederate Dri9adlers who Hese VIII
deriug ahout the Capitol at Washington The oh.
ct day picked up littlo scrap ol tho old lloa
Brigade. FiudIng II very hot, they drooped Il
instantly, md afo not iucinrd 10 BRAoo Aboat
their exploit.
, 1879-02-17

o,.
We beliovo that oeta"aso 10 III oa0 'asa'
Ynwcoob Kahn Is bigger 1nnn than ks
fatbnr,
Mr.. Tildon to his nephew William Tour
valentine cannot be.
1.,r+hdava II npnears. arc for Dr, Peier
80 1ah,ax e1.. i, Nav Yo,t I'm bur,
.sup''' .su
re ,,n tr;,aor ,naista m running saa,n III
- ~. A T.. ..s,..,,. -r,oro,rt.,,,
mo fteslaoncy 'o'o'n' 10 "e'''s''''
eai! '""u s''., IT,. t,..o,
slr. cona'ng opsss'ea '.,ea, ,,as.1.. s ,,d Int
aoaees nv oa.s,a wv" "''''S
"'.ao"' .e.s - l., ,,r.,, nn,.
Tho British lion appears 10 W "'"nJ' r.
ting his tall whcro 1t can be ssoppcd on las 'F''
p'aeo 'ot IL - o''"''A "'' .,s
Fanny Davenport weighs ioo po"1"'I a1.
this probably 10 tho reason that sho nlTays #sna
strong compan, to support h'r' ,1.
DR.. AInty Walker IL lccturing on 4p'
Coming Woman" Wc hope, hdwcst', tas s'1'
Inn woman doesn't wear paataioon..
i 1,hctnfntt man drink thirty glasses os
han. ,oesn,ix within two boats. Hers ii lsst Il
tbo nroner man for tho Berlin mission.
T..a has heo, lactnrlnp In Dsttolt
-. .n, t T'.. - ~. 19ncto, evideutly vsua
on lne t!S. s..,' !uo ,,,., t" ts'.e, hal, club,
ro't,on IN s0me ns''.e'u'' 's .gsa ,ca IN ,ou. ct
a boston p"pel a"5e .,.,.s th,, rhea Il Il
t1e Do"h.haSt tNc.s 10 ~ . n.,n, In"
taken ont theto "oo po a"' "A ,... x,oru
The recent affair IN soatl' Ars'sA t,, IL.
hare ocon tho battle Of 1onn na, .a0 mS'' 'N
Dritlah forees didn't got ehanc' u 'AA' Il.
| A gentleman hanged IN t'e'e'AuN ~
, 1879-02-17

THE BRAZILIAN CALAMITY.
The long and detailod history Of tic fnmino |
in Brazil, which was published in TIE Tn1n-
uaE yesterday, cannot have failca to arrest
tue attention of eyory person who read 1t: |
Tho province in which this cnInmity took
placo is q largo one, narrow at tllo coast, but |
widening into tho interior, and containing
two aud haf millions Of pooplo. The
particular district visited by tho fa'nine con-
tanned osor 900, 600 inhabitants. These peo-
plo depended for their food upon their M
nual crops. The winter Of 1867 brought n
drought, which cut of nll crops for tho next
season, mud tho winter Of 1878 was
equally disastrous. TIE people wero re-
duccd to absolute starvation. They lived
principally in little settlements, and these
wero starved out; they began to herd to-
gotler, and finally to flock 10 tho larger
towns. Over 100000 refugees moved to
single Town whose population was
only Is, 600. Through the yeurs 1917 and
1878 fa,nine ruled supreme. Oatt'o mud all
animals TINT might havc served for food
perishod with the men, women, and children.
| In the migration from tho interior the unfor-
tunato people died ou tho road by Thousands;
in the madness Of starvation, parents ato
tho;r own children. Tho number Of thoss
who died from starvation Is estimated at
from 11o goo to 100000. This does not in.
| cl.ttlo tl1oso who died from di6onseB resulting
from famine. It was not uuti! this terrible
tlestitution and desolatlon had been pro-
crossing moro than yoar TINT the Govern
tnent was able to afford ovon precnrious mud
, 1879-02-17

buoit prominent paper os tho Now Orleans
Times, and to know that our advice to the
ablc-bodioss lazy whites In tho South will
hereafter DO seconded by It, Tho misery
md poverty Of The South will continue until
Tia people shnke OF .hoir shft1es', Inert, In
dolont habits, md go 10 work like Northern
roop1o.
, 1879-02-17


Eusr1s, Of Louisiana, in the debate upon tue
Chinese bill, seeking to draw parallel be-
tw cen tho Chinese and tho American b1acka,
nntl nccusing the Republican advocates OF
the bill with Inconsistency, was allowed to
60 uron lie record without refutatton or re-
My, when 1t wns such an easy matter to ex-
poso Its glaring sopIistry mud absnrdisy. It
would not hayo dolayed the debn fiftoon
minutes to have demonstrated that there nTo
no points of resemblance in the two cascs.
Tho prohibition of tho importation OF
Africans as a 6oryile raco WIS etEccted III
1908. It was tho Chinese law" of that
period, aud It has bosn in forco ovor seventy
years. The. Chinese Coolies, against whom
the present bill Ii directed, como horo to Nil
| iutents md purposes as sorvilo raco. They
| do not como hero with my Of tho purposes
| or ambitions that induce European foreign
| ors to seok our shores. They do not come
on their own money. Except that they con-
troll limited pnrt Of their wages, they nro
substantially cl,atteIs sent hero and thsro
by the great Chinese companies. md depend
ent upon them for their situations md very
existence. Tho blacks arc American citixons
| ito tue manor born" fnr us many gonera-
'ona a 40 'ne "n'loo' a''.. -, suo '.,us u ,a1t
airy of tho South, which hnH tingcd them
| all shades Of color. They are therc-
1of0 'nu'aAt.s4uts ul'''o.. ~ 'ne ""a'o' ~ tl'o
h''ots'a1 ~ ~ '4e .'':s,..s, oo y. sr''""sa".y,
-!"St ~ t"s, ao 'au'o'o4"ot .unn.o'e" .' =.
WI" '',o n'@'o,,n' '1eloaso " ~, oo"'n ~
LUZ 'n"''l,eae"o.' Aeeee''' ,"uo'' fe"s
legai u'sctln'ua',oa asnlaa. tao elaoA .le,zenS
.. lno oo"su "n''t tonue" ~ 80. '1,"s &C.
gun VI 'n''t F4o''o.' "o"'a oan4sH
oso'''o'h, I'LL" e'7'et', ''ou 'ou'' aus' "."su'
tc's, "uo 'oos'a,"' n4'' aopAo"S ' " tno uo''l'
nanS faco' anu boot 'easo ''o co',on' ''ce,
anu c"ho 'to.4a ,1"'"s "Nu'fA'aS'
"nch aslti'ou u 'l'e4. ."oo'' ....
'ne o"'''ra' .1a a'' noS Ae,e "'aet an' a"uu
AaSl'''es' unps n'o po' f''''ts. ~ sno "a,'o
aaee' "'a ,io'f 4''po' 10 uo' 'nu'aI'.i''uo'o'
.o'l'' ae,o ~ .,1u1la a1'a w e'''s'
1ol' o. great ol''nese hl'aeu'a'''s companies
.n o"nea' ope'A'eo' nnu soA',oA'" ~ tno1'
1ncy S'as noro as a. n1'oaa' "ofh ~ Alone' a'lo
'elafh es a'sehs. AnoS comic 1'eIo ~ iagai1 ~
"Aa 7en'"ln ~ tns"''S' eeSp'7'ns Wv oN''s''A'
syslen' OF sete'oa ~ n''o o''s t'pao1eaa ios"
ol gosesamon1' 1ney nu'e, 'n.eno ~ nc
come citizens @ ot s''es .ne!t '''eelauea ~ '"'
emperor u on.n"' "na 'aey ae'of B',u W. VI
.ae1e amonao.n'y 10 on'uese 1a"' 'ae;
prang Win mem he''hos "lVe" "or Gull
aFea' Ihe oa'y women "no CONS "'
aeFo ior 1h''ao1a purposes he::
I'VE nnt,t tho e1!s'"uo1 tao'
, contracts "'th tAo ok oo'hPa".o8, they r.
turn 10 oA'n"' II lucy a'e oeiofe 'aus ',l''e, w.
comp"n'es "e'eo ~ 7o'' ''.o't o,aes p"oA'
he'i9 taf1 Of tne'F cohtrne. u 10 u'it'oo
oA'heho ho'' "S W" o. W." oo"u's'o'"
. WORKING sosea CT 'aofe Sea'7 'o' "'s eoh
0 p"naos IN America ...., ...
i 1t IL ono OF Tue strongest arguments
8 'asof OF tAo ol'i that ano on'hose taen
}. ae'sea III onh1orhta arc not a'ssat.shea W..
, 1879-02-17

Metropolitan Thentrc. :.
Clark strctt opposite 6hcFnan 1[ohfe. Tina. fht
1itIkycndcr OF Germantown" Variety entertainment
, 1879-02-17

Recent heavy rims in. California have
greatly improved the WHEAT prospect, which
until recently was very diacouraglng to
fnru.era