davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-04-18
Testimonial TO BISHOP POTTER.

rN8w YoaK, April 17.-Tho Comtnlstca s1a'' -
lug arrangements Tor q teatlmonia! 10 b'sues ass
pottcr on thu completion Of tho twonf5-a.e
year Of his Blshoprlc, has dccEdcd TO have ss'.
fco In tho Trinity Church, In which Bishop ~
-. -. xs,ts,as' ~, ".., s $4,000 ~, tbo :3lh
BEEN decided, Nllt he presented.
, 1879-04-18
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

ORIENTAL LODGE. Nh. 1T. a. r, aod A. M.-Ha.1,
IA: tnAHl1a:st. Stated communication this fFrtay}
itoIs cordially jn1tod. liz o.ter ot lilo Master
...r.... . r. N. TUCKER Secretary.
, 1879-04-18

The Authors Carnival ID deficient, It should
hayo bouth for tho authors OF it, existence.
, 1879-04-18

Tho Br'gad!grs aso willing to dIsayow oil
Southern clattns, except that to q proprietary
interest In tho Capitol.
, 1879-04-18
PERSONALS.

THEY don't hapg In Texas. They don't
eyen hang lite.
Tho April showers, poor things! have
frozen to doAth.'
Brother Talmage came ont OF the haunts pf
New York wttkcdnesa ail right. but ne foar ti4
, 1879-04-18

Mt. BRAoa evidently thlnss that Holdfost Is
not botter dog, calunnlous reports to the con~
trnry Notwithstanding
, 1879-04-18

II Is said thnt Mr.. THURMAN will noyer bs able
tostrlka OH tho words pro te1a. from his title.
, 1879-04-18

Tic drift Of 0cn. LouAx's spcceh. 80 far rs 1t
can TO gathered from cursory examination,
was about Nor East, bearing 1ittlc Vest
sou'- West, with Indications Of black thu,idcs-
, 1879-04-18

Exposition building.
=. 1.nlc Front, foot OF Adams street. Anthora' ca
, 1879-04-18
ANfUSEhfEN1'S.


NTcTirkcr'a Theatre.
GfndIsou street, between Dearborn and State. En-.
EtgenIent Of Edwin Nooth. " Hamlet"
, 1879-04-18

: 1Jam1tn'a Theatre.
Clark street, opposite tho Couyt.1ioueo, SOLVER
ns.f4
, 1879-04-18

Dearborn street. corner Of Monroe. EnghEtmer
OF N!eo's EFhnso1lnu Combination. ''EsanRel!nc."
, 1879-04-18

r.HrGo1nh fttttt. t-tween; Clark nnf fhssiir. Er
6agement Of Rohsen and Crane. tComsdy OF kFrors.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-12

A CHARITABLE extraordinarily the
San Francisco Examiner we CLEAN the follow
ing particulars of a public charity of that city
which seems to be one of great benefcence:
The annual meeting of the Public Kinder
| garten Society took place on Saturday, at 80
O'Farrell street. Miss X. o. Smith, the head
teacher, reported that applications for admis
sion had been received from ITO persons.
The average attendance had been 40 children.
in all of whom remarkable improvement
was manifest. Picked up from the lowest
levels of society, where they were surrounded
with filth and vulgarity, they are now cleanly,
orderly, attentive, Industrious, affectionate
and well behaved. Only the very poorest are
admitted, and the school is supported by vol
untary contributions. The following were
elected Trustees for the ensuing year: S.
Heydenfeldt, Schonemann Pott, Rev. Ho-
ratio Stebbins, S. Nickelsburg, F. Reeding,
Mrs L. Goettig, Mrs. FL. Behrendt, Mrs.
Leasing, Miss E. Marwedel.
DISCRETION. Reno Journal contains
the following piece of local scandal which we
hope may prove to be untrue:
Johnny Hobart, for the past ten years
conductor on the V. g. T. R, R., has turned
ONO OoN W q Su0oo GAClC 10 hO NtoVC0 cNS 'ii'''
he has deserted his wife and child, and gone
off to Australia with Clancy" woman, with
whom, report says, he has beeu on terms of
intimacy for long time past. Mr.. Hobart
has disappointed his warmest friends, and no
language is too severe for his conduct He had
nice home in Reno, and his wife is lady
of culture and beauty. The baby is not much
over year old. Yesterday morning his wife
received from San Francisco deed of the
homestead, and letter. the first intimation
of her husbands horrible deception and deed.
Sedalia, Missouri, is delighted over a mule
colt with FIVE legs. By st. George, this thing
has got to stop right here. A fve-legged
mule when he grows up will be worse than an
eight barreled revolver; a sort of Calling
gun among mules. Just think of the havoc
that may be wrought by a mule that has four
legs to amble along on, and one untrammeled
leg to circulate around and attend strictly to
business on both sides of the road? Let the
colt be shot while it is yet possible to get near
enough to it to shoot it, in safety.
THE Times says that General Butler has
pretty much captured the Democratic conven
ton of Massachusetts, by industrious work in
the county organizations. This alarms the
Democrats and gives the Republicans the pros
pect of another easy victory.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-12

educational efforts that would make US a COM
paratively happy community, and at the same
time be of encouragement to the rest of the
State. He will be a benefactor who shall be
able in some degree to turn the channel of
thought and action in directions that shall be
conducive to greater popular contentment
and a more appreciative enjoyment of life.
Let the people arise in their strength, and by
the exercise of their brain power possess this
land Let US create industries of our own by
united and intelligent action and before long
we will conquer the arrogance of wealth, and
have for ourselves and our children in their
generations the rich gifts which nature in
tended for US. They are all for us if we will
seek them in the right way. We are but their
slaves if we allow ourselves to become dis
couraged, degraded and ignorant. Who will
be our Moses ? Who of our citizens will pom
der over the thong hts we have roughly sketched
and bring together in social unity of purpose
and efficiency the abundance of natural and
acquired intelligence which even in our own
little municipality daily runs to waste or is
misapplied or prestituted to base purposes {?
The APPEAL will heartily welcome communi
cations from any, and will gladly aid in Undue
ing a better state Of affairs here and else
where in our own Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-12

Victoria, B. c., June ia sloop while on
its passage from Vancouver Island to San
Juan, on Sunday night, was run down by a
schooner and sunk, with one passenger, who
was asleep in the hold. The crew chung to
planks, and after floating nine hours reached
shore
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-12

The arrival of immigrants in New York for
the twelve months ending with May, 1879,
was 90 ,601, against II ,091 for the year ending
with may, 1873. Over $4,000 immigrants
arrived last month, against 200 in May
of last year.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-12

1t is said that the married are longer lived
than the single, and that tall men live longer
than short ones; but we suspect the later in
formation to be a feeble scientific pun.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-12

EUREKA has taken no steps yet toward cele-
brating the glorious Fourth. Plenty of pat
riotism, but the late fire is enough of a cele-
bration to last year OF two-Aeader.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-12

THE New York World says concerning a
new book on California, just issued by Put
nam Sons: ''The regions described are not
those usually written up and nothing is
said of the Yo Semitic Valley, for which,
readers of the book will doubtless experience
Gratitude /"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-07

tl<drssed 10 2 L H.. With his rss'y]


--. re- SssssD N. a
Yea k,saed -: ~ sorsAsaA dropped loo On
yoss hssass,
With ! $3.50 e Sesssss a.d iss.iss ses.. =. /.
While ne holy sres'os my soasne dared sos
rnshed aP like Game 'rs~ my h.ars 70 my
Yosr ssos ~ me- Inst. obi ye.r ar~s .s.s 50
Bear hs.s ss.isss h<srs 10 their pass,o.a'
Tour -. -e~-d ar..ins my soul through
A. he 500 draws The mist from .h~ 80 to Ii.
akiPa,
AID ye.r ~. esz.s 70 .sss I'LL ! prayed j.
ney nshs sever uscs.sp from ,has rapsuroos
vss kt,.sd mel ~ hsars asA ~ hssasA -, -,
In A.,irsas Joy sor u. mns.st STOOD .sil.
- - Se ussAro 10 se0peaesOas, - charms,
No vsssoe g pleasure outside u yOuS as0s;
Add vers ]. this isssass, 40 aassl, possessed Z
u hs Joy and N pe.ce shss are g'vsa the
! vo.ti dias ny sh's. r,-s u.'spssias'y
AID sssr mon my sbr.s-.d ~. h.sn,isu, crown,
To esssis osc- sssss 10 aks kssvss of Tsss.
via yoer hps uP~s msoe-snd my heaat N jour
-" ..-ssf- f- 80 +sr
yoe k.ss.l asi ~ 800. - ssi.s - ass,.s.
s~~ss.i and asooe-si HE drunken man Soolish
..a -: ';--'. s-'-'sa. ." die ,A-~. Il
Would sss, s ..ss- my 'p. .sss yet moist s''A
T.', :., s:''no'' :" die. ny "-a" might gov
Will. sss. :. n, ,'.pp'' me 'o"a !. 'A.. rs'-
A.d the.e en- the q.essisns ash day aud night.
Mus ~ s.. ;,P' TASTE '''' aaes 'arh s1r''''. d.
wo"'a yS.' care your breast wer~ my shelter.
~ thea;
And e you ssse hese would you kiss mo assAin,
2sssxD voc. Use
kisss.i you esq u. ssn id sn4 suppo.s
That ys., through the papers. tie assd so"''i
Like fre<-.ovisR cate. whsa % nass pixies they
0sest,
With ysar ssuail. q .You kissed me- di.sarh
kiased VOC The impsls> ~ sndis.,y cam
~ thai cosd-sookiag cloud ~ sraasfOrmed into
~ Get vas she lightning that glance. and thrills,
And JOAN The lOss, thunder, che hais to The
kisssa you, A. kissed thu poor Csriaa boy,
In dsrass, his lRaaa, 90 cold and % coy:
And tooolshly fancied-encise,iag your charms
maSd-not . match hox-Was elaspsd in my
kissed yoa, Tn .-phyr On tpsoe sent BY.
The moon, wish k~srhisg cloud, hid her eye /;
From The n"ush thas s~nye'i o'er as. silv~sed
With half snoo,hered utter the kasyd,d sew.
! kissed you An sasurs in csmsssssis sss<p.
NO u,s'ln's"ses Pssss correspondent pe~Pei
n. braves. ] v.s "ia,esvisvsa'' only BY yon.
. Kissed yoa, Then. .cssed at my holiness. I
Ton had siss~.l. or else you would surely have
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-07
POLICE PICXIn0S.
And the Criminalo That raAo
1hroagh the Recorder's HIN.

JACK Arnold i . bod boy. He i very
vosag. bet eeed il diaiPssios asd vic;osa
hshisA Friday evesiag he sos vssy dsssk.
cd seasssd o. Tie var Trail He ~
Jsdss r q. DssAso cd q oaee sasaslssd
hin. He vss sssssssd b Oaees 0osssgs
ssd tAas aiGhs II sleps II he ealaboos.
rhe Resss6rs ysses1sy sesaisg fssa Ai.
6,s 1e,lsa; sAisA soesss il - Pssssnsd
III passeas voalA asals.
Hessalsss, PssPqU9 u ths Usise
OePes eAs tale - 0lsse 9Th sAs ss3ss-
ssssdiag sAss . pssoissss = - siesiag
sg.issa thea. No n ~ police vsll ealy
order he asossess afgro .sse cd vooss
vhe enaessgaae iAess spoa Tie ssrival q
sseA asais - .-oose. e." shiass vill - .
esess 4sal hssaes. .i~as
Jay MeDosslA 80 takes sP Friday
sight, - O0-ss Bssssoe, in Ess 0saslia.
H hsd alossa ssaeasd shas sssas q In
se3iessisa vAn sssbo - u ~ 1900
al slevly 6sssisg isiIos ito t:ae1oa
eooa h Recorder shossAs IL he -
bed - vossh lksse dellan.
"A dssesss - ~ take. up y sls
Pe,ies yssiss1sy nossing. bss vss 100
dsask 10 tsll ~ asos. He'll b soAes
ssesCA q Mss1sy seeming.
Dssisso = IL RseesdsIs coass Win
baso 0eeday osssiaa. ssss:
Abass ~ s'siosk ysssesdsy sssaiae o..
6ese 0easaGs 1ss.A - lsisAoas asyiae 70
ssasa . 81 bsa1 h Md Pa1dls sa6
lssesd ~ p H - TO Ass.k p si,s
u 49,.
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a CARD,

= - Ghe sss e.oIsi.e fsoe - sssc.
- easil d,ssy. I'D q ...Asa1 AL
nm o. C0AE8k NJ eseae ssi.s6y
- dbpsssA ~ . ot.isaasy = es1h
AnsSsa. Aspa Q snHsdassssn6 Dvo3so
:; e - r. -: ys''sA + lse';. -: D
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-07

Bssks, o. A-Ths Rasiaa -.
cial eAaEgsd With - iaports.t oisioo
ftsa, H. Eapssoe Of Rnas;s % ~
Emperor o. Germany |. expseesd
shoetly q Badea- Rsdes.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-07

R6soss1y q ~ vsll-knsvs hsse q
JsAassa Z WAasesa. vill - ieasa = ~
ssaass = ~ $3.50 q y. Isaahai0ss. -
10 Wess Aais sasssG Ne. Je&asso ~
isissA h III ely ssssea - sees. -
~ - ~ eeassssasly lasiasd q es0s
- - ~. - ssos sjsss.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-07

( -1Aak ~ sosek q 0se1s = Csssaa 4
Fu's . ~ aisss h ~ sisy. ~ Oais
0esUoG
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TWoroe1HHM

The Remnants az Q onoo Warliko
Uas5e1 n Loo1Goano-A yboo 0f
tie Doodrs.cl ilV seSaD
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Ell ssd1 5lRcs 1ees4oen6 assa: -,
3 s!s!!|sSs':2,aats'E':M:.:::
kabooA .. d. OLA W BAsAy,
1110DsA - 1A1AiN4A11A viIl
: go 'Ysi i.si: ai;ssSir,spnbs.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-07

tco1R AHp LIT c. A4l eeoArr1.l
The BA100 Chief hss ss~s hin u Vhiss
plug hss 10 90 81 0as hsasess 70 b ssao-
sassd, vith instructions To The latter 10 asll
ell The Gserse and awful TO Il. 4 O.. our
eWsespsising dealers in tallov. -Jt(Ir0s
Csy E6p. -
The shove - vos.e than bash; lie sim
Ny "oesl." a ...- a~-7f.
The Ksnsas City Nal sades through
. colsas 70 tell - "i1ov Fas Woaen ars
Msde.". Il hes always bsss The op;aios
that they vess .sds jsss - aav oAkes
voesa. bat pesh.ps he Nail phiIosophes
hss diseoveFrd . sev process.
"A Gsoss;a iasaass kiln ssakea, lsys
theo in Q iu'rov a.d plants eOss in ths
fasrOv.-Dasbgy Nes.
Ali that sccoasss ios Il. We hsve 81
vsys vosdessd vhese those sssin esas
iron that ass slssys psnaing eess,is Il
oas eiiisesA We know rov. Thss tsAs
cos. iAsy oske whisky oss Of, s.6 Ne
..Ae' s'o. af'ss IL jsiI ha' Be. h
titled.
-Xooea havs hssa saasissed b ths bar
ID eight Ssasss.-Ksaas CSS Jsw.al
Thy ass ooss lssiy Iliks in Missouri.
shoesA-thsy saks ihsir dsiaks q hooe.
sally Svsa = hesoiss - 0rssite,
Nevsda. 6ieaase sAe seissd h0ek By The
hioa ~ nd IBID hin sssil Der father ~
sivsd.
That Ssss = Lsties thsa esshes Q goose
o. dsek. and sh;s = he oaly csc q
reosd vhese . dess vaa captured By .
Svsa.
As 81 sp;sssss havise seoashed that
bseAssoss eseAs 70 - 6ss1, - II that
Gle. sAsaeAs - sss-oe ,As psi.siPal sAst
lsassiss sAosh slvays - taxed.
Al. 10 /; JsGss.o. City i ose Of Tie
livslie.s iosu 8. The Sssse. We sos;ce b
de Essp. ,hss . large blsck snake vss
killsd I. . asose 10 shss plaee lasl TsesAsy
eight II shsss = saytAiag in Gods vias
Void tksa vill asks ttllov boo ssousa
tight lively Il = . hie snaks eth open jazz
ssaPpiag u bin heeh. 0olly bss vodlds's
~ have lited to .es PeaciIesse. shoasA! /.
Two q 0sdslias hasdseoe young
lsdIs ~ sssslsaea vsas out bsEsy riding
h . tso-3sssd bsssy. JoAs-(sesss
mid he asoe) whispered 70 ~ reporter
vAsa - sssssaed: "Tbe ssesssss .esd il
tAb World = sso-s>ssed bsasy visk sAs|
lroat sesa 6sAiad." Assy besidss hiasalf
have naAs ghs ssos diseosesy:
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Philadelphia, OF "A nas CIV
IND H. ne9s of J. Wasssa, q VII
aiageno. Dshvass, ~ aEseoesd 70.
dey shils esaaapAiag "a. .sll . Usised
6eaas hsa1 alesss1 6aes; bsisg sDelsa
Iron - MnnhaIsae savinss insaitntioo
q Nee Yesk. . 49, -.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-07

= vienaa, Ok A-1hs 1rs1sA -
tvses Aushb ~ 11nh = voo1nisg
Oily. Say : @ks-
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Whlls NH Aroaisdo - valkiag osas
IL DOR q ~ ~ eesAw slsvsssA oila.
ssos sesdis'. .vho hass - seVsa -
shsasslso. q ~ - - aa1su.s6 =.
aslsisg ssnasts - ~ la1y. OAisA ~ -
euiskly y sssase - NJ - ~ 49,
go 4 shsss esa~. go ~ ~. 49,
-. r. - - Aa0s saaqpsl hsasa psspssly
essasA sessaissA ~. sAaQa - H., o.
~ ~ a . No. II bsaa - - ~ Il shs|
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-07

The Champioa Ho0ale Podestri-
onne Of Canada 3akao q Hand. q
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. tySanfkid.

lHfse;;.j .I]llfHqsgss'e..
Smith teand sssA Neeaalscheol warrant
calling ior q 100. II - .nosg soss old
p9a<.ed e lAesrhs = sps iAps b
ppoe iaaaiY, hcSyes Js. Faulhsbsr
i.lorsSd he iSPorsSr ihSs 4 t,rraas bed
b4Na. hapessn - 0s.ssal ~
80 =: !.4'.: . .;;:. !. h. ...
ssas il sAaad, shich 80 psonpsly psid
80 il beesest de- 10
a'''' .tA.a.lh,s''' better q:
nm; ,; e StSH;:: . M =
pesaetariy I'D. D, pr. Bald
oss4fl. aiN Aakt3y al -
- ssst,slis Is A4ddksasety ersdi.
eating he easse. Pfics 5 cents.
- ~ s<r~f EtFErs-zs.rl
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-Ith bee. proven that the .disssao Of
bsbyhood ca.not aitact he infsaIs system,
shsa Dr.. Bale Baby Syrup = used - d.
roetsd. Prics 25ceata.
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o. reaehing Tie ssooud hooe ~
tuFned doWn Q eosSi6os end seood
hslbgs he ssem of Pese Roqostts.
Not . soasd troo - ootsias psos-
sssas1 shsss retired psseissaa A
quiessds tAae - i1pesasise rssosd
shout he plsos, all ths osss appse-
ciaied after but Q oowsots ~alk fiuo
TIE basGling stssee. A tap - the
door and - were admitted b. tie
father himself. looking not : day
older than vhsa 10 hst cav hin,
sons ysaIs ago. Hi was tie ans
clasicd facs, fun Of bensyolsscs and
kindness. tie same genial expresioa
that beloes played over BIZ fsce.
aninating and soitenine The oqtlioes.
Hi long, dark gray hair fell 10 euris'
over hi shoulder, making him look
exceedingly ME that sreas lovss Of
sasuts, Aud6bon. Hi seep W. sill
slaseic - ever. and b grssisd - with
Q coediality that 1stteeod -. sboviie,
= Il did. hb ssee)lseeiea Of oef Wit
% hin % )cue ego 80.
al r said -, h1gsisg. "yss Do
not 1sd - oyos did vish III ny
books ssuusa -. - don asooatieI
hRtD q 1oaisiaoo,o fusus1D that 700 |
vruoo q bs(6ss.. Yoo 80 I have 6eso
6xig sNny ssso asd ~ hsshs ass|
paeka % i iAhe sams Cd sooo,A
RAJ - 1922
We nt dovn aeas III vEitiaG tahlss !
aA1AieA ~ oo0o 0Aansedpe a aI
~ Isdias lags1d Asn aboat PshibA- |
e. aad seaaea ~ e4sss q car yiiik
We vanas1 = lsan soaethiag q ~ |
[.diana 81 - particularly q del
sibs 10 vhiek No. No aitesd ouri
Il. : u tSaaaks IN. TIT yosl
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A Failure.

Any attemps 70 produce perfume in
this OF IN other oouatry that can surpas
d.. Prose Uaique Perfuuas, vill prove q
failure. for Dr. Priees perfumes are - fresh
and sweet - he lovsn from which they
ore xpdeSspd cannot b, Improved.
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= Ho16opDt Party.

<A~1s 8O1Sy.
/ - mic. S6t~s given Hi-
Az krter. lisii1.,%sagst. osor
Of Be- visitors, Aiaee Geetry and H6eker,
|ssyS.ss1 800 Gaiss nsiksir Is
49, ef.As flkaa hsiag ysy RseAseab The
SdipstiSiS nsasion "a Bt5alvsy S.i.s
e'oes.i.sssh hslilsaa ~ Ge"sr,
i . niscsd. Nj: 0esty. Of rhia COM
3, md AflHAoeiefb willing friesds in
the ~. ss1s3 Tf35 ggss
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Capt. RsidgsA Who % veil SLED Tie posi-
tioa Of referee u Tie go-.s.you-plesae
oaacA, vs. sgain chosea, and did she
bosom of he occasion - oaly b can.
WAsaever shsre y sport On had, yoa can
count o. ths Captain every tine. Althoaga
TIE posisios wss anything bat pleasant
oss = fll il 49, Ill he sasss 70 Bsidees
and hs kept everything russiag like eleck
vsek. Thsse = ~ 90 Bsdga.
sse .1si I'm sCon8n2
Gasrss Hall. WALKER Fry. Howard PAsks
I'D Ton Easslasd staesde1 70 II. scoring
ioe- ~ osle vallsn. vAib 81. Mel Bllis
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-07

Acting uPoo ~ advies Of d.. Kiss.
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he completion Of ails cd = laps. !.
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minutss' ret.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-07

The prizes o6ered vere - iollovs: Let
prize, N elegant Freach coobiastioa clock |;
% prise, 6ne pair Of EaGlish valkiag-
shoea; Sd prtse, . magnificent gold pea, .
complementasy doeasios fFoo Chs. A.
Dexter; La coasolatios prise. esgar; "a
cosoIssioa prisr. . good supply Of peasss /;
. haadsooe boquet waa slso awarded 70 tAs
most graceful walter. ssd decided b he
ladies In The audieace.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-12-24
How the Sale OF American Flour is
-. CurtaIled.

CuEiIlleu.
A person can now, by steamer, leave
our American port of Key West after
supper and reach Cuba the next morning
before breakfast. In fact Cuba, in clear
day: is in sight of the United States, yet
our trade with her is much less than 1t
should be. The article in the atlantic
Monthly by G. G. Andrews, Of St. Paul,
shows that Cuba and Porto Rico ought
to purchase about twelve million dollars
worth of American -four annually; though
actually they purchase only three hun
dred thousand dollars worth. The reason
tor their buying so little, Mr.. Andrews
shows, is the high tax of sac
dollars and ts0es0e cents per barrel, which
is levied in Cuba on American -four I'M
ported in other than Spanish vessels.
What the United States Immediately re-
quirc, he says, besides the abolition of
slavery in Cuba, is the removal of this
prohibitory duty on flour, and a very con-
siderable reduction of the duties on pro-
duce and other articles which Cuba could
conveniently obtain from this country.
In asking these ameliorations he thinks
the United States could in return concede
a reduction of our duty on brown sugar to
one cent pound, the average duty being
now two and q half cents per pound.
Whether the duty of $6.l2 barrel on
flour shipped to SO near a neighbor as
Cuba is to remain or not IS a matter
which should deeply concern the wheat
and flour producers of Minnesota.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-12-24
Study the Face.

A story is told of great French
satirist, which finely illustrates his
knowledge of human nature. He was
travelling in Germany, in entire igno-
rance Of its language and currency.
Having obtained some small change for
some Of his French coins, he used to
pay drivers in the following manner:
Taking handful of the numismatical
specimens from his pocket he counted
them one by one into the creditors
hands, keeping his eye fixed all the
time on the receivers face. As soon O.
haperceived the least twinkle Of smile
he took back the last coin deposited in
the hand, and returned it, with the re-
mainder, to his pocket. He atterward
found that in pursuing this method he
had not overpaid for anything.