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rortance to Tho whole country md Of special
yatuo to tho Northwest.

Discoveries nntl inveutjons arc recognized
by political economy IA among the chiof
accessories Of wealth, md the Pntent }nwa
OF tho United statos hive undoubtedly con-
tribated largely 10 the superiority Of tho
Americans in all kinds Of mechanical In
dustsY. At Tho na1ne limo It cannot he de-
MED Tint they have worked much ihjnstico
to the public and to original inventors by
enabling combinations to monopollze t1seful
davfces, swindlo men out Of Tho profits Of
their brains aud application, mud subject the
public 10 exlortion. I1encs the demand for
thorough overhauling Of the Patent laws,
whiio 1t is desirable to maintain The patent
system. Tho subject 10 now before Con-
gross, and whether It shall or shall not rocetvo
definite consideration at tho present session,
tho discussion will undoubtedly lead up to
important changes We are convinced TINT
ons governing principle should underlio all
new patent legislation, md that Is to pro-
vido for tho tho FREQ manufacture and sala Of
NIL now Inventions under tho payment Of
fair royalty TO tho inventor, tho royalty to
10 regulated by tho character OF the inven-
tion. Such systen1 would furnish protoc'
tion at once for tho inventor and tho public.
II would not then be necessary for the In
vontor To cell ont for more song ns means
for securing the capital 10 manufacture Ills
machine, nor to follow mp infringen'ents or
unauthorized manufacture In the cou:ts all
over tho country. At the sa1no timo tho CON-
s,lmers md users Of tho patontoi article
wouil ba protected from extortion, because
manufacturers everywhere would enjoy tho
privilege Of milking 1t aad putting It on tho
market by tho payment Of tho Legal royalty.
| This would introduce the element Of coinpeti.
ton IN the manufacture and salo Of MI
patonted articles, and dispense with m end
less amount Of costly litigation, with the
frequent practice Of b'nckmail, aud with
various abuses necessarily incident 10 the
present laws.
, 1879-01-18

The brace OF bills introduced yesterday In
the Illinois House by Mr. Wksgwoa11. Of
Cook. proposing to remodel tho inferior
jaIiciaIy System, Provo that tho tax-eatcr is
still abroad In tlo land with plenty Of in-
l,nuuity in tho deyising Of now schemes for
tscyouriug tho peoples substance. II is
sought in thess bills to provide each Justice
sf the peacs in Chicago With q clerk at q
b .l.ry Of $3.50, and rooms in which to hold
.oust. ull Ut tllo expcusa of the taxpayers j;
s.ud tu mako the Office of ]. r. q salaried
ttiee at S.,ooo year. to 10 paid by tho
people In geneEal, ,-thosa who never figure
u parties to lawsuits equally with those with
whom petty lisisu,ion IL Q Labitual weakness.
II there il any thing tie Taxpayers OF Cook
County do not want, 1t IL Ill Increase in
Tho number Of pcfaous deriving theiz sup.
, 1879-01-18
THE MlsstssIppt LEyEE scaEmg,

Tho PROJECTORS sul promoters Ut the Mis-
sfssppi Levec or Elnbankmont scllemo favo
begun their Congressional operations In
carnest. It is tho opening Of tho most
gigautio raid upon tho National Treasury
ever devised. Between siDo0,0o0 nnd
$a,0o0, 600 nrc asked TO start with, but such
sum would barely suffice to bank up the
nntuEa. outlets OF the river Which asa now pro-
tecting It from overflow tho whole sohemo,
estimated al 3tG,N)O, ,00D, would cost iu tho
end not less than Fl9., ,skNl, 900, aMd there
nfter consut1o the revenues of lilo Govern-
mont for aN time In repairing nnJ renewing
tho cn,l,aukments which every now flood
wou'd undermine anil was!. aut. Tho a.
legged purpose of the undertaking is unoon-
ststutional, since 1t ,coutsmplatos tho uxpeud-
i1nre Of tho public moneys for the benefit
| uf a nersain sot Of landowners; the pro-
posed expenditure, uonstrouy In nlly casu.
will 10 thu ,nout reckless wastefuluoss, be-
cluso tlero ia 10 scientific assurAuco ttat
tho e1nbanklaont schcule will provide tia
protection desired; mud, dually, the real
motive of tho rnil on the Treasury Is to fur
nish m opening for contractors and cor.
strursion companies to fatton OIL tho public
rosenass. 1Ae objections 10 tho pEolees aFe
numerous and conclusive
| l. Tile profeHaad oblocs OF cH1bankinG tho
Mississippi lIascr on both e'los tronI C4azo
to tho moutls-foF tho sch emo co1npsohonds
ultimately all OF this--is to redeem tho
swuAp lnntls along tho limo OF tho river.
Those lands arc tho property Of private in-
tllsidun1s, and they wero acquired with d full
knowledge OF their character and at q cost
, 1879-01-18

With tfin nfYent Of fo9in1Dtiou. tho first
~, ts ;ni,}cotjnr bottor tin,es begin 10 nj.
,,oor ,,,n,, I'm commerciol horizon. II haH
:...,.ta, o,,,,,,,.y n ,r;ooa or,, ,,;von h,,,;.
noaa-,non a mild hasia npon wl;el In cnicn.
IT,, t,,o,- onor,,,ora for +ho fr,rro and t,,o
~a,,,,t !, o,ro,dy nnnarent In n manifestation
~ },uovoucv md oom1 foo],no snch nj 1,os
~, ,,of,ro ham Whimsical for x,voro, vcora
,rho m cor,,rorcio, nancra Of Tim roat rcf1ect
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,ho;, columns Tho Comur,r;ot Iux,tiu NJ
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te"eao" 'e'y ~" "ose"' ~. 'n,.o''s' 1,.'".
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u nae "ns''n'S ~ eH'ssa''a's' wv pn'o'..o u
Sl.lo,ooo worth ol fea1 osta1e lust month by
bIr, VANDERBILT Anl hiB sons, which they
tntenil 10 in1prove.-tho for1uer with q man
, 1879-01-18

Tho Vicksbur0 Herald {Dcm.) ADMINISTERS
this sharp rcbukc to tho Louiaiana bu'lIozcrs:
We would hare hccn rctotced II fiov. Nten.
oils had takcn t.Ils spirit Of hnl1aoz!nV that he
md choked thc lie out Of It. even II It cccBsituIci
tho FREQ Ut hemp To- Do It. lie. his Courts and
his Leglslhlusc. must do this. Or cUnfcts that tue
RcpnbcAilH arc fully excused for interfering to
protect sutcrs .u thelf rights.
, 1879-01-18

CoaRL1x0's bold assault on JonN SHERMAN
tho other day, III executive session, s ab,ut ILL,
t5rst FORMAL recognition Ut tho fact tha. the Sce-
retary fs candidate Tor tho Presidency. CoSx-
LING ey!lrntly thinks no il In the way, hruec 10
says "Bhoo, fly; don't boddcE me-"
, 1879-01-18

Tho indianapolis Journal IL In favor Of Judge
DnuAMosD for tho vacancy thdt IL about occur
ring ur tho Hnprutnt Bench, 1t says:
The lIns Ut tho SeYvulh Circuit. ct'snprfalng tho
Hiatus Of lul1auo, jl[iuoIs and WIscoIs.it, should
taxa stcpA 10 hsiue tic MANU- of JntEu DHuhxnNp
betasc the President for the rosttlu1 vi Associate
Hunt, wslosu cartur on tho ltneh il cndsi nnl
who IL expected suun u dle. There i no better
JndYp III lhu Unittd States than tMdGs Dmt NUxH.
liz ~ au h0nur 10 thu iehch, MID would ba A any
country In uaiNt Of professional attaInmvns afill
judlcal qualifications l,e |! eVual to any Judge NOW
VI Inn nsr lii snlitanApolis. ChicaIu. hpz1nsAuid.
and Milwaukee would brluI tho matter bcfnru tho
President III u wny thnl wUuIa W ApL to cuulnHud
favorable attention.
, 1879-01-18

Ovor in Indiana members Of tho Lcgia'a-
t,1ro sponge their transportation mud then
charge tho Btato for milcago. A rirtaoua
resolution shutting OF the milengo allowance
OF those who travol on railroad pnssoa
received but fourteen votes out OF forty
GnYnu.
, 1879-01-18

TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

rRr Cn,cAno Tn1nrxx has Established branch ofuces
Tor tho receipt Of aubuerIp.lopi and advertisements
folfuwKs .m.,
ApnkN, MsnRRtt. ...
rAnfs. Fr.nee-Eo+ 10 Isus De II Orange nateesc'
Il.MAntkp. Agent
LONDON. EnH.-Amertcan E1chsnRc' s$s stt*aa'
utERY T. G,LLtn. AEent
tAN FRAkCIsCO. Ca1.-ratacc Hotel
, 1879-01-18

fewer IN Tho Fart To do the work. lcart mill.
Inn Of ponp1s have Rono Westward from, therc
statcs IN the last few YcarA and taken farms IN tho
new States md Territories. million IL a rrtht
nfnnv people. II this IA not a genuine symptom
Of Industrial rccnn.trnclton. II would bchard to tell
what IL. II certainly ia very full of hope for Tho
Immediate future. The great surplns OF labor has
been In measure relieved. Tho community which
buys manufactured goods has bcun enlarged. The
consumption Of manufactured goods has In
creased"
To all those hopeful signs Is to DO added
tho balance Of trads In our favor, which Inns
tended to increnso our oapitnl, to cali homo
our bonds, 1arge1y decrease ctr foreign debt,
and stop tho payment Of about $40, 100000
Of interest to the foreign bondholdcrH. With
the balanco Of tratlo, resumption, tho ropcnl
Of tho Bankrupt bill, and tho increase OF
consumption all on onr side, thore is evcry
reason to be hopeful, It only ncet's courage
mud prudence, an avoidance Of rast errors, n
full stop to wild and Eocklcss speculation,
long phil anil n pull all together, to raiss tho
business Of tho country from its long do
preston, and to bring about new era OF
prosperity upon eolid bnsis.
, 1879-01-18

Tho fnct that Mr.. Joux 4, LOGAN had
majority Of the votes In the caucus Of tho
Republican members OF tho Goneral Assem-
bly, is mono tho less llumiliating because 1t
was brought aboue largely by dlsroputab1e
md degrading means. The caucus hns
passed.: IooAH has been nominated and, OH
tho assumption that he will be elected, we
rrotost il behalf OF intelligence, prin-
cip1c, and public interost, agninst this
outrage upon tile people Of Illinois, aud
upon tho Republican party OF this 4lato md
Of tho country. In tho past discussions Of
this Senatorial election The TRIBUNE has
lnborctl 10 arrost what nll rational men havo
forcscon mny provo n calamity 10 tic 1scp,ih-
1ican party Of this State, az auy bold detiancn
of tho intelligence and morn1 sentiment Of
tho rubIio must always produce. We lavo
l,eon actuatel by no personal onmisy 10 Con.
LOGAN, but deetning his election to tho United
States Senate at this tiino to be perilous to
tho party and offensive to pnbiio convictions
Of propriet ty AMI general iuiercst, wo have
felt II to DO our duty to make public his
record, 80 TINT no man In tho Goucrnl As
sembly should 10 able 10 plead ignorance Of
tho consequences Of hfa sote in elccting sucl,
man Sountor. He has already beon tried
six yenrs IN tho senase, and during all TINT
timo he loft no record that IL honorable IA
l,iinsclf or valuable 10 Ills party OF country.
On oil great questions requiring knowledge,
ABILITY, sound Judgment, OF statcsnauatip,
ho was nh acknowledged falure. Ills most
notod acts were tamporing with the Credit
aIobilier, voting himself $500 yeas
for pust services, supporting anbsidics
and claiu,s, aud being cheok.by-jo
with the Washington lobby. lis iliitcsato
harangncs in tho Senate n,alo 1llinoisant
lauu their heads In shatnc, mud wero 70 NOV.
Ing as to empty tho Chamber and fiji the
smoking.roou,s with sonntors who 'doclinodtc tc
listen to twnddle and rom. 11o was opposed
to all reforms In Government; lo was tic
embodiment Of the worst phaso Of machine
politics, aud helped to bring scandal and re-
| proarlt on UnASr'e Administration mhfor
, 1879-01-18

The Democratic members Of tho 1n1tana lc..
tstaturo have begun to struggle with nc" Ap'
portionment bill, by the passagc OF 'sh!rh t''cy
hope to chcnt tho Republicans out Of two u
three members Of Congress.
, 1879-01-18

A delegation Of Mortnon latlcs has been to
seo Mrs. HAYES. They say that &c, ,DU Ut their
sisters III Uta!, will be male outcAts by tlle Ell.
forcernent Ut tho nnt1-polygumous 1aws. Mrs.
HAYES Is powcrle.s to help them. They s|'ould
apngQl to Congress.
, 1879-01-18

In Indiana tuau ran 70 to Church on sn1ay,
subscribe lberu'1y to TIT tho church debt, nnl
never poy cent ii It. The Supreme Court Of
that s,uta has decided tl,at subscription lnatto
Oh Sunday IL not btntlinB In law. 1huss inter
cstcd III rctuuSln9 church debts will do well 10
take tiuo notice, aild govern thcmscIyos uvcotd-
tnulp
, 1879-01-18

San Francisco Chrun'tt:: "yvhlfo VIC arc
thanking ScIlunz fr his STRUCTURES an the waists
Of the War Department, VIC should not forget 10
thank bnERlpAN fur having TIM bol,tue:s 10
provoke them BY pointing out acknowledgement
II, Tho Iullan Dureuu wherever he saw tn
, 1879-01-18

The masses nro not At all Indifferent to tho
election Ut United Btates Scnator =. Wisconsin.
They have MI zone over to Madison to sec ahout
It, and to instruct their representatives low to
s}O
, 1879-01-18

A correspondent wh0 pays ~ annual tax on
pcssonAl property Ut from $500 to Ssu0 says 10
will tradu h[a fortune for that Ut W. II. VAN
pHnp1Lr =" escn up" lla makes this yxtravr-
dnary oilrr IN tile lace Vi tho tael that ". II.
Y. makes oath that ha hasn't uny personal
propcsty subject to ta1aslon. Hefe IL = chat,ea
fur Mr, VAnuERnlLT to repair shat spleuuld
fortune Of f05. 0 1o0 which Lii father Left him,
and which has been nose or less shattered by
hlA suits with bis sI&teI.
, 1879-01-18

CAMERON rcpnrts everything safe In rennsyf'
vanta. Tho llcmoryof nau runneth not to thu
contrary whru everything was not sais Ia that
6tatu fur tho CAMENoN Clan.
, 1879-01-18

somo l[ttlo tloa OF tho damage n snow storm
Is capublo OF doiug may bo obtained when 1t Is
known TINT 50W cars Of freight were detained
between. Chicago anu New York.
, 1879-01-18

Governors ol Htatcs Will do Scll to remember
tllat Queen VlcToNfA's messages to Parliament
never exceed column Anti uftcl nto nt,r'a lssE.
Tho British Empire coutatns 2uD, ,o0o,0 ,0N people.
, 1879-01-18

port from sa'aries paid ont Of the public
treasury, md least Of MI to DO Haddlcd with
the cost of keeping n lot Of Justices Of tho
Ponce aud clerks in comfort and illencss.
, 1879-01-18
AN OVERDOSE.

E6zt31I UI1E1NN % 3A4 7F7bulz
DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 17.--kate Lipdermt:'.
alias Whitson, very beautiful but dis.ul":s
woman Of the town, died this nospIng truu1 s.s
effects Of su overdose vi opium. sAe WA IN tas
habit Of taking It to scleso paiu. IL Is NJ
kuown xhStAxF xhs urs se.uAssl BY Au,sl14l
tuSNDk OF not.
, 1879-01-18

Credit VOORHEES, Will, one Judtcions art. 1ls
stays In Washington ani attrtitls to his 2rna-
,urlal duties, unmtndful Of Tho doin5s VI tue
Indiana Legislature.
, 1879-01-18

In Detroit II cost twlce as m,1ch In 1873 to
educate child III t..c public svilools Of tlle city
as It Gust In 1S39, aud tho work Is no better per.
formed,
, 1879-01-18

peto. what 1,ayc tho cotton-groworn Of
Honthcrn viroinia. tho Chrolinns, Georgia,
r,,or1o s,aha,no and Tho interior of Ar
kausaa md Tennessee 10 eay 10 this? Aro
,hev nrcnarc,1 to snbm;t to forced cnntr;bu.
lion. 10 tho extent OF tho Government taxes
which thew nav. In orfler 10 build up at Cor
ernmans exnansa a nr;v;1coet1. r.otectad, md
s,,bs,dize,1 o,asa of cottou.erowers with
whom t1,ev can nsrer competo7 Conceti.
;no, for tho aaka ri argument, that tho
o,nbanl,napk schema will accomplish Mi TINT
Ia o1aimad for IL. than oil the cotton.growors
In reoion. outs;de of tho svamp-1auds Of the
nfies;s,int,, river vii, bo forced to contribute
their shara of the huge cost as 4 mems to
cortain destruction Of tl,oir own interests. II
tho snu,h ann 10 Il solid" on this monsuro
under snch conditions, then indeed has it at-
tained au ir.adae,nab,e state of seclionatisrn.
4. II the protection Of tho Mississippi
Rivor from overflow ond tho better naviga-
linn of that stream DO tie real objects In
y1ow. thon there is /, more nntural, speedl-
cr and inanitetv lcss coat1v scheme for ac-
compl;sh;nQ tho purposo, Wo refer to Capt.
cownvx'a nrn;ect. the efficacy Of which is
rcco,omcnlei t,v ms. az xuer1onco and can be
e.,;efoctorlv taste,1 for A onarter Of million
,1o,lars Tie Donnot Uarro creyasse Illus
tro,ca +hn working of tho two theories.
There Ind been m onbauk,ucnt nj this
mint. which was constructed and mnintaitl-
al at a 1arro cost, But tho floods
continued to recur aud overflow. In
ouo Of theso floods. couple OF
, 1879-01-18

CntCAGD CHAPTER, No. III, II, A. ~, ~ Twrn.
.-a{ ccth tonfotatlun WclMrfIaY cren.
lux ut ~ 1riDrk fbt the purpose bf conf"ff1nH the
tt'lrl tlc9rrra. Willing cunrAntons cordially H.
''s0' ~ ''"e' u '"' Xii hMiTli. Recrctsry.
, 1879-01-18

On hor return from San Franelsco, sf!sa CLARA
3Iuisnls will play In Chicago bclurv visiting D5s-
ton 4ul New rurk.
, 1879-01-18

Hereafter, bcfore Bhcr!H haurs d man III
Tennsylyaula, how'll telegraph 0oy. II ffsnrHAssf
to nsk II hs IL KotnK to send rsprleY1.
, 1879-01-18

Tbs New Orleans TIsts t. nlaklng q deter"
miucu tght sxaiuak loll!nS Constitutional
Convention.
, 1879-01-18

Tie Ctllarcn'a Aid Boslets IN New York tnr
has aont West and proYl4ol Will, homes lu,op
destitute children sinco Its organization.
, 1879-01-18

Detro>t's Claim to bs called frst-ciass cit1
scr1ns to be we1l supported. On Tlursluy tLe
Curoncr hetu tiyU in4ucsts.
, 1879-01-18

TAuANAN antl PkuntEroN are both for
DlslloP for Governor u ohio. DIsilor faross
HlsuQF too.
, 1879-01-18
NORTHWESTERN ROWING ASSOCIATION.

NUR HIVES tHH RUWlNG A5sUEIN IUN'
ToLkDo, O., Jaa. 1.-THE Northwestern
Amateur lsowtn2 Association ulet here so-1iJ,
aud decided to hold tho next regatta Vi the AS
socistlon at 1hta city. and propositions wesc r.
celyed from Madison. Via, und Detroit. 1Es
date VI lhe rexatta was not decided upuu.
, 1879-01-18

The Springfield Rsv3neaA says 3fIsslA HAux
has been tr,iux TO please Boston psople By ~
sumIuR literary character. II alu4: "Shs
, 1879-01-18

Metropolitan Theatrc.
Clark street, oppo.ltc Sherman Houac. Variety en-
tcttat1nant. Afternoon md cyennH+
, 1879-01-18

Dearborn Htrret. cornef Of Monroe. EnRaRrmtnt o.
f1er Msjcsty's Opera. Afternoon, "sonnanoulA."
Evening, "CAYmcn,"
, 1879-01-18

et. Louis Il willing to c1,.lurc the coll vcathei
~ long ~ Itr citizens escape htiu5truau.
, 1879-01-18

1Ihmfin'a Theatre.
Clark attcct opposite the Court'Iouss. Variety en-
air
, 1879-01-18

Nfcrlcker'a Theatre.
3fAdtfon street between Dearborn and State. ltose
daic." Afternoon And eycnlnK.
, 1879-01-18

1Y1,str Stacking Park.
Lake shore, foot Of Washington street. Skating
, 1879-01-18

1IsIsted street. hetxccn Msdson and Monroe. VI
siety entertainment Afternoon and eycutug.
, 1879-01-18

EAnGnfnh strte.. t~tHten Ciark and thsall". En-
Eaecn,ent at lotn 11on. Afternoon Dfston Matinee.
Eyrninv, IAN that Gltttcrs IL Not 1old.'
, 1879-01-18
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tnfft f'ts'ss'<tss
EusnFiAf EttttIon. txtyr razta <'0V
h.tkLY EDITION, POSTPAID.
{fnE corr, hrf tehf.
NJ fbtlf
Einb of twenty. @Vs0o
Erccrntn rnFirs srht free.
gt,o lutt. .Ufce addtcas In full including Etate and
County.
ttentttanees may be mAde either By draft. exrress
tust O1lct order ia registered letter. At OUT sak.
TERMS TO CIT 6UHsCnlDkns-
fsy delivered sunday excepted. y cents per week.
UsiIr delivered sunday tncindea, 20 cents week.
ALirr,A TIE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
torncr Mhdlson snd Dearborn Eta. Chicago. III.
Orders Tor The delivery Of THa Tnihvxx 1t Evantaou.
EnRrwood, and 1Eydc Tark lcft In the c0untlnE-1oom
klltreccit4 prompt attention,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-22

The ncws nf Nellie trsns AAriuri.' ,lea,h was
srea, shock II Washington people. BY whom
.he WAS ~ wsil kaosn aud liked ahe ~.
don. urAn.'s only daughter, and WAS mArrsea
Iii lssl, .. thu White lionrc, kho cAmo bAsh
from England ono year after aud Gavo
hlr,i. 10 = child At she White Housa.
shortly before Aer death sl.c gave firth
10 another ehild. A lonion dlspAtch
.o tho Cincinnati Ft,gatrer aAys III .he daAth ri
Mrs. Aartori.s .yhs sAd cvrnl is .icspl, H.
pinr.l nn al rilos. Iii her quiei ifo and lcvo-
tim Is the duties II her now hane abr made
many s.i. WARM lrlenas. and sim wss specially
admired iur The absence ~ NIL attempts IL take
any advantage III Ms'laty u her hiril
Az thu daughter of great Amsri.
ean HancrAi, tWlcs rresiiant NJ tho
rnii.l states. iler husband MAS also much
liked among sls connify gentlemen u Ais
n.ishhuthnod. and Ills relationship u the krm-
blu family -llil connected In. Indirectly wih
Tho world III Ais. Tho r,mrAiAy I'll, inr his
lo.a ii, ii.lrfol. nAissfs~l. Ati@uH. ~ II dous.
frsm so mans different eshHes Tho telegraph
l,A~ b.vn set III moiiu.i ~ communicate With
tlrn tirani, and lilo final plsru ~ ,niern,enl
will np ~ decided mpun nAtll Als wl..as Afe
known"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-22

During tho haying season MI honest
old farmer ont on thc Gr.tlot road am.
ployrsl three young men from tho city
To help cnt And ntoro his timothy
None of them liked work half ~ we'll
m whisky, and = conspiracy was thu ~.
suit. About noon one day ono III tho
trio fell down III the field, shouting
and kicking. and the other two ran 10
the farmer with wild eye. and called
ont that their companion had been bit.
ten by Il rAttlesnakc and must have
whisky. The farmer rushed 10 lAs
house aud brought ont 4 quart, and the
threc harvcstcrx got = big drink All
around On tho ~, AWlklc tho .bittcn"
one had lAy.ofi u halt ! day. Tho
ncxt forenoon = second ono Was bitten,
and again tho farmer rushed for his bot
III. II wAs \ Moe little Job for Tho
boys. and on thc third day tho third
onr put In his claim FOR ) bite and
yelled for tho whisky hottlo. The
farmer took tho matter worry coolly this
time, and after making particular In
qnirics :. 10 tho size u thu snake, loca-
eion of tho hitc, The sensation, and %
GSr1h. m nlowlv nf,nhinnnA4