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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-11
of For Saratoga.

Chicago, July Io.-L. R. Martin,
trainer of the California horses belong
ing to Baldwin, leaves to-day with his
stable for Saratoga.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-11
Liberalism Failing.

Vienna, July 10.-The liberals have
so far lost fifty seats in the relchsrath.
, 1879-08-02

and said 10 rest on hcrt1roc. personal testimony,
had my foundation In fact. Writing only ton
days after sha llnd LETT her husband, Lady Byron
addresses Mrs. Leigh AZ +" AIv dearest AtR,istu,"
nth concludes by saying, "Feclings must not
nnw DO fntlnlgcd: but whenever feel at nil, II
VIII bc rs kindly as sou could. Independently
of malahy, do not think OF tho past with nuy
spIst OF resentment, and scarcely With lhc scusu
Of injury. God bloss him." There was Mt
later period a. scrlnus dispute between Lady Dy.
son mud her efater-in-law; but Il arose Oh The a
potntment Of trustee under Lady Bvron's set
tlement. Lady Byron appointed Df. i.ushington,
to whom Mrs. Leigh objected. Tho rupture OF
tneir Intimacy Of twenty years clearly arose out
taken place between them at 1sctRate In tho
presence u the late Rev. Frederick Robertson,
but II did not happen. at.li some mouths Inter,
when Mrs. Leigh was tn her last Illness, l.ndy
Byron wrote TO her daughter: Whisper to llcr
from me the words, Dearest Augus,n' can't
think they wnuld hurt hers" and nddcd a post.
scfpt tint she WAS at Eshcr It'll Wednesday, and
II ahe Was wnnteu they wtre not to hesitate to
send for her. The wllolG OF ta Interesting cor
rcspon1cuce, which throws new iiGtt on tic re-
lat!ttns of Lady Byron to her statcr-iia 10 the
years after ttc separation from her husband, IL
entirely Inconsistent with tic theory Mrs. Stowe
lus promulgated as TO tho causes ot that scpara-
tfon. Every reader Of thu lettcrs will ugreo
with Mr.i Thompson tt,at, II tha words have auY
neaEtnS, they disposo Of the whole calumny
aud 1a0lsh 1t into the regions Of after thoughts
, 1879-08-02

day week the tl,cntro Is to be given uu to az
opera ball, but shall bo very ml'tli surprised Il
y t'rove other than wl4hv.waahr Imitation OF
thu Paris t1l 1'D,,tra wllrtI IA fAclf ono nf tho
most vulgar and taw,lry exhibitions that can TO
witnessed.
At nALpwtS's,
uL'As.on,nor " ha. scored complcto success,
O'NeiIt receiving lrlplc recall nightly after hts
from drIe,um ttcmens. No ono passug the
stugc-entraurc Of thu tfcntrc would believe
That TINT duzcn or moro Of old tubs stalnllng on
tho sidewalk formed paKt Of the stage proper
n,uIn features of tho play 1t is not uauallY
considered quite tho thing to cleanse onn's
llnrn fn nublsc, hut hero Ibis fidelity with which
The bla1ehIssetscs twst and wiring their chcn,ites
and other garments Is nightly npplauted to the
echo, aud when alfss Lillian Andrews throws
her first pnllfui Ut lukcwnr1n wnter at sitss
Nose .ogta,i alnl lrcnches ll,at young lady,
hall closing her eyes With tic soapsuds, the en-
course we all know tEat tic isdy's garments arc
waterproof, Rill that she changes her wiz at tlie
close of the washhousc sccilc but still TINT,
alter thc waiting Of her faco. neck, and arms,
later In d comfortable woocn drcss md cap,
looklng bcttcr than ever, Il marvel Ut
HArfp TRANSPORTATION
on the part Of thla clevcr nctress. ludec, thero
ia only one fault to DO found With Miss Corh-
lan's rendering ot hervatt. She u too refined,
ease witt! alI tho lnaie characters. Bishops Its
Duftts, while very funny In itA nay. is too tnnch
Gi an animal to 10 ACCEPTED rs true to t,nturc.
VINO cve1 snw Frchcbman, whether In frosk
tnh1c would take his aoun OIL. of tho fsdlc mud
Hnally Euzzlt II ont nj tue turgcn7 Morrsop's
Landt' was very nrttstfc bit Of acting, and the
cold heArtsess. sensual parasite stood before tic
ce!vct him. As a rule, everything Inns bern
tl0ne by the hfInptErB to tone down tho eit1,a-
, 1879-08-02
RED RIVER VALLEY.

| AA1 ute"s " "oat st't"o* ot t"e oH'te.. statn'
e". uo"".t"" Oh t"e crop-Ane cl'
1aate a"a the Is"ple.
TO fht Ed'toF o. 1he Tribune.
readers r,ay desire to hear o, the surrounding.
md nro.nerts ry arms of tho ,nonv thor,,p,1.
,yh, fo,s ,sae,.. o.s Nv ~ ~. a'a.y snous'as
H., ~" "ssHo y. ~, aousas p 'e't 'ue oensu.
homes bcyoud The borders OF civilization.
l was aycrap 10 cpmu, ,nto thu l,c,l
Ktv,r vslfax M, ho,,,,.n ~ -
hIn,,ar ,,,,,s,s ,.,. ,.s o Is"ua' S",,", W ~ ~, 10
fame was largely due TO the cltorts Of interested
la.t Octobcr va astonn.,e,1 w,th I'm 1 y,r,v ~
million. Of acts, Of rtc,, n,a,rc rlth M " recosa "
which marked Il q. tho Sest waeat.rssins "a see
tlon on thta continent. There was scarce per
not 10 cultivated. II contain. nm rr,,hs r.
h.n.,' ,.,1' ana. a. ~ J.. sea's"s ~ W ssuos VI
breakers turning three acres day with either q
sulky or walking plow. The breaking scasou
lasts three months.
Wheat v,r,.,a tron,v.avo - ,h,r4r .,,,,,,,
per acre. with occasional harvests Of forty BUSH
els or more. Three or four pecks Of seed Is all
that is put upon IN acre, The croo nav stands
thick, strong, ard hirh. On old land It rcaches
nearly TO tho armp!ts OF an ordinary man. A
hat thrown upon the standing wheat rcmaIns
u1ere,-a lest which but small proportion Ut
tho wheat ia the Uultel States cad ocur. Hut.
Strange to suy, thu old farmers fthcre arc irY
who have been here seven ycars1 t,aye ro nnnre-
'hcnslol on this score, As ono mpn cxpresscd
It., "The eatne good Providence whicn
makes such grain gives sutflcient strength
10 the eta1k.'' Nor have / over Heard
Of rust. In TACT, go fur as l can learn, wheat
seems surur crop Ia The Red River Valley than
iu any utilcr part OF the country.
And similar country extends from the Biz
Woods, mar st. Paul, 1,5U0 miles through Min
ncsutn into Eanatta,-a DISTANCE aa trcat rs that
from st. Paul to Boston. Il is d grcat r1npire
III itself, specially adapted to small grains, iu-
c1ult,lE wheat, the most proiitabto grajn a
It would pcem Tint when this crcat
region shall pc brought under cutt,ya.
tlon nnd be pouring its vast product upon t.Ie
markcta Of tho world, thu prize must be de-
nerativc. But the history Of tho country has
always been marked With similar npprchcnsious.
Many will remember when New York, rcnnsyI.
yan!a. uld Ohio were Tie great whoat-ycluing
States; presently Iudtapa, Michigan. uni Til.
noIs scut forward a Crcut surplus, but at The
same time the Yield from Now York,
Pennsylvania, mud Ohio hnu greatly do.
creased, aEtl has mover been rcEaue,l.
WI. Maen !, ,n whest essssd to be tho erop
tic world from going hungry rhus. it viii II b.
seen, tlle wheat area was transferred, not ell
lareed, and tho older trans- Mississippi States
for portions Of states) arc already paving less
attention to wllcat and pushing other crops to
t!le front. In very few years the deficiency
viii BE- supplied from tllfs valley, Which llutn-
holdt pronouneoa to be The crcascat extent Of
But, many will say. tic climate is against it;
II Ii too 'ar north. THIS part Ut the valley Is
abDut ono degree south Of thu State lne, in pro-
, 1879-08-02

volunteered to deposit the strangers cash
With bis own In the hotel-safc. Tic uusnsncct-
ang stranger handed him over S.'uo, nnd when.
sary, Tho latter eooly replied, ';Oh. Inv es.cd
It Tor you In - stock, an', by.tnc'by, yon owc
me nnother $500 IN the purchase" Ii another
case, The prcsident of a Gompany-.who has
habit Of distributing. the stock Of his precious
fnlno among tamsels uf moro than doubtful
reputation with the understanding that they arc
to act ~ cappers and induce thcir male admirers
to l'ng the stock. OF course these MOTTO
achievements crop ont every now aid u,cn,
especially when soma tinwary hote1.ctcrk finds
hfniself thc victim Of sharpers OF this class. 1t
Is only or scarchlng examination into my abuses
nf confidence On ,he part OF ut'leers of tntacs
listed on thc Boards Tint tho brokers can hope
to do anything approaching tho b.lsurss uIuy
did up ~ this year.
THE PUBLIC SENTIMENT
hcro fs fairly aroused. and swindllng operations
~ longer have tls same chance Of success as il
hoom!,,g tftnes, whcu a steal OF tlul,U0o ur 40
passed comparatively unnoticed. Tie stock.
market FOR the last fortnight has suffered very
materially from the Bullton-E E1chcquer hnd
o'lcr burdensotno assessments. Even tue most
pcrsistcnt advocates of "aycrngIns down" hare
got tired Of buying on d constantly dropping
market, and, unless soino sort q M ofe develop.
cnt is speedily shown ,lp. l'alf the brokers WI
ave to cut down iheir clerical toree a1 stl 9thrs
Nevada, with a. view Of e.eaplng the oncrous
provisions III fhr new California Constitution,
and II Is quitu possible that by the commence
nent o. nes year portion q The stock ssness
Carson. II has BEEN iocoso!y remarked
,bat James @. Fairs return flom Honolulu
In stocks here. nnfl # certainly is strange that
Mr.. Fairs n:lsent to San Francisco u generally
accompanied by IN bad market-n It rnny be IS
we'll t. state hero tlMt neither tlo nor Mr.. Ftuol
have ever Ind anything to do with The Bullion.
Exchcpl1cr management. Though repeatedly
utrcd to aeeept the control OF these minrs,
THE bonanza KINGS
have invariably declined. They hsvo quite
enough to manage with their own mines. Union
Consolidated Is disappointing them: Sierra Me-
vada, with it, per diem Of o00,o00 gnlfons Of
wator to be pumped out, 10 scarcely looking 80
we'll as they would wish, 50 that 0phir Is at
present their chief st6y This mine, which has
paid no dividend since March, 1864, took OUT
I.aat ncccmber... ................,S On, $40. TO
In January.... .................... :. 1gl COZ. ~
In February 1G4. aHi}. .fI8
In March -. n7, :A}H. 80
In ApFtl :. ...... ............ ...... n1,Ui8.90
In May IN. Hh.y. III
, 1879-08-02
YOUR LETTERS.

--..... IT, NJ
Your words have Ill the rhythm Of tho wares upon
The Wind asuong the pines. the brooklet In tho
And i II @y heart goes oat to meet yoar wltoh.ng
That comes like flash Of sun across my world Of
Your fanelcs lead me ont into the world OF dream.
catch .le CLEAN Of STARLIGHT the languIa breath Of
The dusk of 9ardon- walks, the moon'!ehs's tender
And al! of Earths raro magic beloro my eyes un-
closcs.
Rcd lips from lattcod easements smile down on me
Tho m!rtn Of Norman stape'feasts rings out upon
nun sip. taroaeh gray arch. With fair face
A monk ~ y rs chancel. door, and, arowsy.
nods and suecxcs.
The recds beside the limpid pool sttr iu the noon.
The pcsehcs % on tho sou.h wall aEo ready for tho
The l!i!es. golden: hearted. glcam through the
ehadows satnty;
ANA, faT &"ay, hear cascades allycF falling.
The hollows IN tho dlm woods arc ortmmed with
purple lights;
A bat htes hero aud tlcFo With jagged, Irvkon
anu !oseEs' Eapt arc Whispering tho old, cternnl
Story
An osssn s;.ls: doep and glorious pes' down solemn
A wou,an's wondrous voics thrills like an Angels
1c..eh ths ttas wild song, tho xsphyss woolng
And ss beyond the hills. tho rustic ehusehbs1
The wet wings bring tho Incense OF fraes!s hello.
tEupe:
A CHILD swings on gate, with small hands nlled
4 deer bursts through tho brake-a stag-an ante.
'ope;
Anastst arcama in silence through long. still Sum.
Hlor.houts.
And through each watehEng page feol tho thrill Of
The rains t,at somnou. fa,l tho star. ike lnsrous
rh. t:ssx ia.s ov.r v'o's' and uo..s. .oe. and
The sm!'s q ds.k 'mps''onod e,s' tho laugh OF
You hold me nuts. entranccd, with vague. IN.
You Ut mo into happy aun, Of worlds that have no
And aIl ny heart ia yours. Lore, 70. your hearts
. star 81 u, ,fa's nornin9-my poet without
LAKE. FAM, 1870. FANNY DnIscuLL.
Lord Hyron's Wife and slstsr-Lsttors that
Soona to Explode Mrs. stows's Scandal.
london 1fftts.
Tho NOW number Of thu academy contains q
eer!ea Of very Interesting and valuable letters
from the late Laly byron TO Mrs. Leigh, her
husband's s!slor. They form part ot l.s pspers
Vt Mrs. Leigh which have lately Lecn purchased
for the British Museum: md havs been COM
nunfcated to the Acattsmv by Mi. e. Mauuds
Thnnpsoo. The letter. were Written at various
periods, ,bc9inuIt.g on Jan. u, 1915, tho dsY
after Lady Byron left her husb4na's
hp,tsc, and ending in 1881. lust before Mira,
Leigh's fata! illness. There arc also two
!ettuts to Mrs. Letxh's daughter, the last
OF which was written la July, 1853 after her
mothers aeath. All thesa lettera teatltY to the
couatant cstoe,n aud affection which Lady Byron
entertained toward her sistcs-in-aaW. The cx-
presstons of affection they contain entlsely dis
couutenanee thg tds@ that tht charges brought
aHalatt Mn. LstsA Alter Lady ByEoaI as&ih.
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win Qaeen Victoria Abdicate

/ nav. inst r,.ce.ve.l !. II. ii n news
which | should have Ls.uu inclined II.
treat MN Incredibly II i ha,i III II,
aimed il lroa \ o,artcr wort If
sg.,h ,ousiac, oa An informed
hat on the rc;,sSe,nbI;nu If parli...
me,1 IL February y. inti.,,.,tian vii
be made IN both llnnses that. ii can
sa.,nence nf brr reeput b.re1y,.,esr
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a Puxx,e for Phonetiskers.

A fast nian Oh fast day took his
horse aud went to the ei.d Of the fast
land and there tied linn last, and as
fast as he could lie broke his fast
Then he rose and teolS off his hose,
and w.nt with lis hose among the
rows, aud put the rose on the end ot
his which, as every ore knows.
is a sort Of nose. So his hose waters
every rose iu.all the rows Now say
who knows how foreign wight could
learn vcryfast the meaning "f hose
and rows or knows and nose, or IL
perform any rite right, OF even I"
write wright tight, is his living dc
pended on getting Some right which
involved The right writing or wright,
ri i,it, write as.d rite?
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/ correspondent " 4 I.nudon paper
'eSts hes an Afghan beauty A. having
bltr-iiac> hair plaSle,cd stiff wi Y
.aius, and titiirr Worn IN variaus
f'rnls on the head 81 plated n long
trails i ,wn tic hack The margins
= the ears arr. pierced ami decorated
" til rows If small silver rings, wItils
large rings hang f-,lm The lohcS TIA,
neck aud breast are tationcd with lt
lie figures Of stars aud fl ,wers, and
The sparkle Of the lnstrus black eyes
i enhance I,y coating the Ids with
back apti'pony. The clleeks are
rapg|cti AMI dotted with little rounl
no.es If g,I,l and silver tiuscl fastened
on with gum. A loose muslin or silk
Jacket Of yellow, blue OF red hangs
below the waist, and wide trousers 81
silk Or other cplorei material complete
he indoor costume. On going out
the lady wears lcg~inSs ct cotton
cloth, gartercd at the knee, shoes o
red or Yellow leather and a hocrkaposl
or cloak. Some ladies wear horsehair
wells, and o-bers fasteu vinaigreItes t,
their fnreheads, which contain altar o
roses or ether scents. Afghan ladies
Exercise much influence ever thei
sen,i-savage husbands, and one Q
Shcrc Ais wives sometimes SMART,
boxes hin on the ear wilha slipper.
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Genial Johns Opinions.

John McCnliaugli says there ara
het three trag;c actors in United
States-B otn. Lawrence Barrett and
himself He says that Booths an ex-
eellent actor. Int. like all men who
sct t. The top round Of the profession,
teceives more criticism than be now
reserves ..5ilhiiis ilhiiis business Of criti-
eisn,.r says he, SIS peculiar There
are men new writing me up with sia-
ccre enthusiasm who wlll, few years
hence. If | have better luck, make M
their minds that they had bcttsr be-
gin to pull nie down This is the only
trouble with Edwin Booth. He has
had the largest following and the best
class 81 support Of any person ON the
stage, in England or America 1t be
gan in his youth and in his following
were scholars, editors, scientific men
AL ef the very best. He has i'm
proved, but. Of course, 'hera will be
pauses aud reactions in every career. .
III is the same" continued the pliilo-
sophie McGnlloush. with Dion Bou-
c:eauli, tie piay-writer. have seen
recently dozen or twenty references
to him as played OUT
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4 correspondent writing frou Hutch
Eiils.,n, over II Kansas, says: This
place IL considerably excited over lie
tin'ling ef fish with four legs aid
|frilI or Ssrt If rafile about It's neck. IN
a vel E,rty feet deep. This little Gu
riasi'y Il iIle same as that discovered
I'y Prni.;sser @ g Marsh. in 1868, at
Lake Csano, ii WyoniIig rArritory, to
which he gave lie name s,f Sirrdcn
ilrl,ini les Out ii that Territory
/ they are kuawIs as the ssfish with
ls:=ss, and are fsom fvc ~ ten inches
N length. 4 siredan enjoys the cx-
sernal hraiiciiical appenala es or giIIs.
aiakiug i partial friI - The neck, and
l'.clphralce aluiig sl.e back aud tail,
resembling THAT If tie tatlpn'c Tile
lead is like that q The yellow catfish,
lie body of i dark olive c,.lor and
nearly transparent. According to
Prof. Maisl's experience with the sire
Iai'. this little creature VIII undergo a
riisige like The tadpole, and Tie beau
tifnl rnflle ahe.nt the neck and the tad
polr-lkc membrane will be absorbed
~ The h'dy. yarions other changes
viii follow aud the little wander If
Hutchinson will be transformed into
completed iinal, formerly known as
the arnhlystama mavorlium. and the
doctrine will b. proven ilat all sire
Ions are merely larval saIamanders.
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The Terrible science.

Tie Eassit,litcs IT chemistry are
almost toss terrible 10 Ic contemplated.
4 tic scsrnce al present siarfss, any
stud nj Gin. If he is;,ss. ats.s<s :Ffs, i
wei.-sseired iai,ratory, carry away ii Il
piIl-l.ox n,atIcf sufficient tnlay London,
- snin~, ~ pnisoii I { Whole cuInifnIl-
iy Of lis inhabitants The chemist
can, rs every Sclf,uit,v knows, csils-
vert wafer Inio ICE iii tI,e csmicr III i
r,rl Is,t cracibIs NJ can construct !.
siif.ll The ! q 81 !, cricket I';IlI wEtici
! " II explud Tic ilnntcst II tnMvIses
lhc water and svcrwIlcIn II fisttlses j
a.,~tile. feet Indeed, Tie c!lcn,ist /.
i, cs's tlit. World 10 lis osiginai and
primal clements E,r bin. even NOR,
than Tor The engi eeF, iin;!i ug is I'M
m,s~lb'c, and yet his !aswer. vast rs il
* liinitss. He can more easily des
.tiS tlstb ct'iiSuiltt lls Nstit ldht
NE, hut he c;.nllst give il. lie cui
ev.i the cty with tte I,la \, Int i,
.'auntst l,nsId il again liz Gao CREATE
.nt>sie aci.l Int i.c il iglnrant If il.
H,tid.te- H. = like tie liShelnas
aIio faslls opened the vessel s,@slts
sttit he riliG u ssii,ilsiis;til y v Bsleirl
i'lie iplces ut his cpl.lrul are u,.y.ne
rs camnaId; tie powers he can esok,
ie eap.ot lay. Il Is The I'D story .
'.rltc'ins Agriepa-tilare who triil,
With nainres secrets do 81 at ltici
peril
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Lo4duA Na.nrsIi.t.

Bats Ike ,cit Ifvts ID tile night; !;
When sunlight cs'nn.s they ily away -
heir hoes, there Ia slcep until twi-
ligllt ci,nls again. when they rcsnmr
lle pccnpatlsul ,,f iAScct KILN. TIE
| iial.. bat has rather Il bard iimc III
4, rs SIZE is the nest ami tic i,Hd of
nf Young ntil they are themselves
abe tpily Often have Scaf I'll
mar bar. with her y9nls crnssipg 81
ies breast. hyins atuIt ii search ID
iHsi, and The litil,. uiics uesc not u,
small esIlrr iIow else c.,uid they
ss.t II e,g? TIE Old ones MAKE. IL.
,est; j they wanted to ever -, n,ncis
tmy cpn'd mr.. and tllr chances ars
ifd, iron tiIe.r wandering habits,
isley speIil the siay ia alle pace and
he next in annIiIrr iwp nr three nile.
.i-tanl, ji~t ~ they happen to T.
viieii dry oxertakes them, and II they
ct their ynurg len NJ ii,em, their *
q ! rsility might hei'r5otirm- WIs /
is yonas pin-s are abe u Siiist fm
Il, nsctves the npSiscr's Ii!e IL easier
nd until winter cai,r, " kin thei: liz
sct f'had, She Ives Inxnr alfls. Thea
vlien al a:sinre isprcpare.! q put o.
le livery Of winter. bats, instead ot
leaving the Sc ms w.,ere they haze
passed The summer, repair to .lIicif
tauuis IN The cave, and walls and.
|baasing l'y luc.r bind f,'el. a huls.
groups q iivc u SIX. pass The drears
Sc.sel in snr I'M ruScn sheep.
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Motice.

In the matter of the estate of David Mines, de-
ceased.
ritury. -, ,r,,
s.. estate OF pavd Mines. deceased. having, ol
-. ~, aay of October, A. II 1878 duly presented
to this pr.ba,e Court apetitnu in due form. yeri,
ned by her oath praying f,s an order OF sale n an
the rsa estate aud per nal prep 'rfy ei said de-
ceased for the purpuses therein sci forth. u IS There.
+ re ordered hy the Judge OF sait Court that al
perso,,s interesea the eslaie "t sai aeoeasa al
,aa batore the said Probate Court oH SatnrdaN ihe
s1 dav of November. A. u. 1918. at eleven cecN
IN No forenoon said day. at the Court room ai
- ~ show cnuse why an order should uat he
rantra 10 the said Executrix to sell all the real es
tatr and personal property of the said deceased az
nnh or private sale. ard that copy ~ this oraer
, s, l,lisbed ~ le,st fur successive weeks IN 'he
s.Inaho Semi. weekly World. newspaper printed
.ii' NJ tN''', w 81 Ylano T. s. HART,
iettA''1' - Probate Judge.
rn,ua CRY. October s5th. A. D. 1878.
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How to SO to sleep.
kansas City Journal.

Sil down in an easy position, relax
ing all the muscles Of the body, and
let tie head drop forward upon the
breast IS low as it viii fall without
forcing IL Sit quietly tll.s way for
j few minutes, freeing all tie will
power of the body, and a restfnl,
drovsy feeling will ensne, which Will.
If n,t disturbed, lead to refreshing
sleep. II the slecpless fit comes on il
the night one can simply sit up in the
position described. Stiffness Of any
part Of the body must be avoided, aud
it is well to bend the body forward
after lying Down. rather than 70 keep
it straight or thrown back npon the
pillow. The writer suffered several
years from sleeplessncsS cansed hy
severe pain and nervousness, aud Mas
taught the above by a physician If
great experience and ability, and found
through il complete relief. Many per-
sons similarly afflicted within the
writer's knowledge have tried it.
aud always with good results.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-28
Temperance in Poland.
New York Mail.

Some Polish Roman Catholic Priests
i, the province Of Grodno lately sue
cseded III induci g their parislliuns to
abandon the use of alcoholic liquors.
The local authorities complained Of
this to the Governor, who thereupon
ordered an inquiry. The priests were
f,.und tn have acted solely for the par-
ps,se Of bcncfittins their parishioners;
bnt the Governor of Grudno ordered
them to be transported 10 the interior
of Russia, in order to give them time
to reflect iher, on the presumption of
deprivins a paternal G vernment, ny
preaching sohrie,y, nf the revenue
from the duty on spirits.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-28

Miss MAups GRuBB, Of C.neinnati, is
a talented young lady who is bound
10 be an actress. The man who wops
and wins her in manly way will earn
his Grubb.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-28

Mona week In yonr own town. SIS oattit free.
XkSlfNn risk Realer. II you want eusiless a, =,
- - ~ work write for particnia 10 H.
- ~ .-,- .,s, Portland Maine. tJune41S
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-28

THERE are two kinds of men who
tell The traill-ouc from force Of cir
cumstances and the other for . change.
- Elmira Times.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-28
Harpcr's Magazine,
1870.
illustrated.

Inc volumes Of the Magazine begin
Win me Numbers for June and December
q each year. When no time is specified
y VIII ba understood that the suascribel
wishes to begin with The current Number.