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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

And then remember, son, that the
W rid is ol Ter than you are by several
years; that tfr thousands Of years il
has been so full OF smarter and better
young men than yourself that their f.c,
suck out Of the dor,n.r windows; /; thai,
when they died the .ld rlobe wen,
~hrlioy on. aud no. one man 10 ten
m,llons never heard Of the deMh
BE ~ smart as y,u can Of course.
Know ~ much Ms you eau without blow
'og the packing out Of your cylinder
head shed the light u your wisdom,
abrnaa in the world, but don't daxste
people with It. Aud don't ina zine a
thing is 50 simply because you say 1t ia.
Don't be tno sorry tor yonr father be.
cause he knows 80 much less than you
DO. remember the reply Of DR.. Wsyland
10 the .tu tent OF lsroSn Univ. rsi,y WIN
said II was an easy thing To III Axe prov.
erbs such n, Solomnn wrote !: Make y
few" ter>ely replied :ne lid man. And
We never heard that the young man
'nadc any. n" ~ IRE than two or three
"n, how. The worli ls,s great need Of
ynun. men. but no reatcr need than
the youu. men have Of il. Your
clothes tit you etter than your father
fit him they cost more muney; they
are more stylish /; your must ,che il
heater, the cut 1T y"ur hair is better
and y"u are prettie,--"h. tar prettie,
than pa" But, ,oung man. tho old
gentleman gets the biggest salary. and
his h"nely, scr"mbliug signature IN the
business e"d of check will drain NOR.
money out Of the bank in five inmate,
than YIN can with u reani of pager ans
copper plate signature in six months
Young mrn are useful, son. aud the,
are ornamental. aud we all love them
AMI W. couldn't engineer a picnic .ur,
ce->tnlly without them. But they Ut,
n" novelties, s"u. Oh, M, nothing o
the kind,
| They have been here before. Dom
be >" modest a> I" shut yourself clea
nn'. hut d,n't be 80 fresh ,Ou will hav,
to be put away III the cool to keep tiou
sp"ll'"g.
Don't be afraid that your merit vii
nj be discovered. P.oile all over Ii
world are hunting Tor YOU. aud If WI
are worth fud'ng they will find you
\ diamond isn't so easily iouni as
qn'r'z pebble, bnt people search for
al the more iu,ently. - Burlingtol
HdWkeue.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08
FarrUW's Scout.
Especial dispatch to ths Oregonian ]

Especial dispatch to ths Oregonian
B,hsE CRY. Jnly 27.-.A correspondent
of the liaho Staiesm IN writes from Salmon
under date Of the 26th, that.
Lieut.. FArrow with his Umstiila scouts
have s,rack the Sheep Eaters renegade
Indians 90 Crooked river. They had
passed over from the soa,h fork OF Salmon
and FarrOw ssrttck their trail and follow,
ed 1t ap and found them 100 strong
Crooked river eupties into the Snake river
nearly opposite Grand Ronde river. The
Indians have their ssock across the Snake.
hut nre on this side. Farrow cay. that he
will attack them II he can get favorable
pDsi.inn. lie does not know where E,er.
nasd's or Lieut.. Cailey's commands are.
There il good deal Of excitement Ia
Council Valley, and they are raising com.
paay to help Farrow. Bernard lei, the
middle fork Of Salmon by way Of Bear
va Icy for the south fork on the l7,h liz
should he 100 miles from crooked river \,
this time. Lisnt. Csllry's whereabouts,
a,e not known. F"rrow's camp 10 near ths
Seven Devils on the Salmon, which over.
looks crooked river on the sonth. Th,
country is rongh a. |. can he made.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

Mr. Campbell, ooe ot the assistant ensi-
nssss ~ho has been surveying the diResen,
proposed railroad routes between Ogden
and the Columbia river. has returned 10
Portland. He Informs us the 70 ties sur
veysd are practicable for the construction
Of . railroad, and that the dig.rsn sngin
eers have 80 reported To headquarters.
Mr. Campbell is Of the opinion that the
dirsctors Of the railroad company will
soon establish the permanen, rou,e, snd
that tie consr uction will begin whhon,
delay. lie is also very mnch pleased With
the character Of the country 10 be irsv-
ersed By the proposed roats, especially
that 10 0Sesssixx
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08
Tne Future of tke Pacific Slope.

The most provoking people in this
world are the growlrr-. Nthn.
phases them. T. ey interfere with our
business our dreams aud orr a~pira.
ton-. They are the sand IN the ewes.
"r gravel in shoes. They help nubody
aud thev max respectable people ner.
v"us. just at his ,ime these u,a,plnt.
are pe"lliny The Iuturc with goblin
shape because We have struck "a Con
>thn',unal m"ra,s in onr onward and
upwar = journey. 10 sell d+fen>e We
'eei compelled to inspect the future Of
this IL pe. in the light Of past en,-r.
prise. We shall fiji up ar bridge the
norass, snd we shall win a splendid flu
III Z ut the ,"int If e pl"w,h re by
The teeth OF the saw. aud the sweat "t
our hr"ws. Tier" are pe.,ble homes
"n this c"a>t fur wo hundred million.
"f people. aud there are nr will he two
hundred millions Of people TO "ccrp,
IN ~. The advance guard il here. aud
they have the pluck, the eri, and tn
| intelligence I" carve out thos: homes
aud it ,n'ends tn Go it. The soil q,
nearI. the ent're -'"pe is ,n"rr J-rfec'
aud h' tier adapted I" he Irmlncton ut
f'"d than that # the Atlantic Size
E"-rey nd ine'igrIce will su. ia
gate very acre nf i, t" human uses
IT we reius I" pr'E,rm the work s',nt
body else will take our vacant places
aud carry III en'+rrri-e I" Il successful
,crr',na,ion. II W. dnn', hk. ,n pros.
rect We eau en,yrat-. The .rinmrh
will he achieved nevertheless. Tnere
are lumber. stone aud other material
~ ahuud,nce t" buiid hnus :. stores
and barns for these millions The con
$ ru''ion o' all il w,lk will mike mi
Ii ms rich aud prop 'r"''S. Every en-
cc,vab'e thing that ,nan fnds in tn
rar'h Tor use aud pr 6r. exists here m
abundance. Emery, will dig ami fnt
whatever we may need. anh m.n vii
be i,nnd to do the wuk whether ".
yrnwl or not. he i>land-. coasts aud
tnre.ts yield valuable tur-. and then
r"pture and sac viii furnish untol,
thousands with "rcupHinn. me ex'"n
S,vr fisheries OF The cna>t will. NJ nn dis
t"nt day, provide "ccupati MS tor moi
people than now occ"py California
Alaska alone gives ore sc pc for II,
mprcial fishing ,h N The N"rth Atlanta
cuasr. W ich susta'ns mllinn ot p-"
pIe. chiefly dependent upon that i.dus
try.
The outlook is truly grand An'
still we advise the srowlers to cpns
their clan'or, aud g" t" w"rk We vii
accomplish ,ur plor "u- destiny az Ain>
alf conceivable nb>ta les aud in spite
The hnie tfi G nf yr"wicrs. Let tn
-uariin. brood sta,d aside. We w,sl
II" oh.t'uc'i"n 70 the sriendl. v'eS. -
Sacramento Bee.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

pie take the wild .pccula,ions q such
men IN preference to the calculations Of
the best living astronomers aud men oi
science. We are told that the best q
ironoEers canuot agree within four
years when one Of the iour great plan.
eta Is TO be in periheiion. When the
best mathematicians cannot agree on
this important point. all the rest must
he mere gncss work. Then shy will
editors publish such stuff a. contained
in the article al lnded to aboye! There
are hundieds nf nervous people in
every coma unity aud such reports cnly
serve to make them uncomiort.hlp. aud
do no good whs,ever.-C. CAroaicle.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08
Arrival and Departure Of Hialle 10 and
from Le " jetUn. I. +.

To and from Walln Walla and intermediate
points. Leaves daily. (Sunha,s exc,Ited.) ut
ga. NJ. Arrives daily, (Sundays excepted, J
M7, p. NJ.
To and from Mt. Idaho. Florence. Warrcns.
Fix City and Slate Creek. ] eaves daily
Sundays excepted, ut 3 A. NJ, e,rives nt 7 p. NJ
To and frum Pine Grove md intermediate
points Leaves Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at &, A. NJ. Arrives Tuesdays, Thurs.
days aud Saturday ut 7. P. NJ.
TO and fr"m Pi.rce City. Leaves Monday
,t7, A. NJ. Arrive Saturdays at S. p. NJ.
To and from Colnx. Leaves Saturdays at
"a. NJ. Arrives Fridays at Z. p. NJ.
To and fr, m Wallowa. Leaves Wednesdays
ats A. ~. arrives Sat, rdays at Z p. NJ.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

The survey by the Utah Northern Rail
road To. came 10 u d~~d hal, NJ CelilO ns
sa"n ~ the bargain "f purchase WAS chs
81 " iih the . : N TO. W-gavr nm ink-
ling ot ibis 1T the TINE j. u"w inrn> out
that the matter OF immediA'r builtihY
4 ~n the river WIS rase The new
Company has secured he o s N Co .
Interests, sud nov We y eiirt thai t:ey
will he in tlo hurry to hniid the road dow
the river. II was given out ~ the outset
that the sutvry xaa d h. m ,de ss -oon as
j. conli br done. aud direct 10 Por land;
hut having rompIer~d the = rrhnse the
whole prog anime WAS changed aud the
surveys we're dropped alter reaching Ce'
lilo.-VaioR.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

will divert traffic from he N.r,h.,u
Pac fic and establish connection with
tn, Pacific Manitoba. which is destined
to be u competitor with Minnesota aud
Dakota IN the wheat markets If the
world. II The spprulatinos .f a writer
!" the Nineteenth Century prove. even
nrpr' kim ,'ely CORRECT, nn ocean cutie,
may be "b,a,ned FROM the very hear,
"f the c"nt'pen'," 800 IN les npa,er
l.iverpo"l than New York. aud available
tour Or i've NJ" this in the year.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08
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Free. fssi v~9user y.Sv~v $50, - eaeA.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-05

The SUCCESS of be republicans 10 California
Is not at all surprising. The republicans With
the exception of Mr.. Gorhan, remained firmly
united, while tho democrats were weakened By
numerous OBJECTIONS to the Kearueyites and the
New Constltutionalsts. If all tho original
democratic voters had cast their ballots for the
candidates of the democratic convention they
would have been elected by largo msjori,ies
AS 1t Is they have given the State to their enc.
niles, but, It must be acknowledged, not such
dangerous enemies to tho interests of the
country as either the Ksarneyites or the New
Constiulionslisls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-05
FEkLOE FEVER.

The were cleveb deaths at Memphis yss:c,
dSy, and twentysssven new cases. The How
ard Association has issued on apposl for aid
aud state that they have exhausted every del
lar 10 their treasury.
The Can tGsrAway Clab," OF MOtie, Ala.
hsVe au hor;Z:d The Towards to diaS % then
tor $500
MEMPHIS. Sept. 5.-Two casts Of fever were
reported 10 he Board Of Health this ncroiug-
Samuel richardson. SOC of Ihs late DR.. r .tt
Richardson, aud W. NJ. L,ckaId. Seven d:etb:
have occurred tiGcs last night. anong the cum
beI-Constanco Bernard q. A. HUT, Alice
Belbo, aed Morgan Mctlush.
The weather Is clear abd warm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-05
LetGcr from 9.ces5i.:r.

luoTr*spondeuca ct TIC Ai.vaudrla G5z.!:e. |
LEEsBURs. VA Sept. 4 -Chaf!cs Z Saith,
CT Oho, sas lodged in jill here. yesterday, by
SietlE Ca'rUIhers au3 lis deputy, II Fl. Ru,.
sell, telegram b.vny beca r.ceivcd a:k.py
the sheriff 10 hold him until r,qu-itioa u!d
DC procured. Ii s version Of The ntfar ls that
bis brother died, alter q three weeks lln,ss,
OF typhoid fever; that 90 Inquest VS. held 10
the church at the iuaera. aaI bis Sister 10 law
and himself discharged by the c9r0l.r. lie
,oualGed Ut home t,rfy-elsht hours, bid biz
family good bye, aod came to his old hulno ID
L)udouo. lie knew Deputy Russell, guG was
recog0iz d by tiu. He says be is a sou Of
9oomo5 SuHh. rho tJrnel7 resided 70 the
Quarter Branch bcia htorhood, bctwe.n L 7,
stsrlIie aad the Po:Gt OF Rocks. Tao ser IF
speaks ftT rib9 ct the you"g ma, a13 thiLks
be Is innocent. Saith, who is ,w.ufy.ti2 b.
years old, says he has bacu charged with beug
100 Intimate sl;h his brother wife, which hu
Quietly AID fruly denies
lho temperance local op!ioG) mcclic2 htld
at PurccitV!!c Ell - o'clock, noon, Vas en-
Icsed Il about fifty highly rasptc ets rpeu;
sone very deep seated republicans, sum. as
hru conservatives, aud some iIdvpcLd. n:a or
uicn who have DOT u0iturtGlg acted with tho
conservative party. They are very much sg-
grVed that Their petition f1r local op,icu was
isucrsd lest winter, while FAir!sz and AL L.
dia c.uoles rot Iaws, and they seem dvur
mined to b. sHra b:iorebatd that The cspdi
dates synpelhl.e so lu;iy With their views as 10
pledge themselves to press to vote fnea-ute
s1vlos iccs! option ch1rc= before the people
It The polls. From tho chgr,cicr eff me c D.
sesVstl7es a!tetdirg The NEE lug. rhiLk h, y
arc III carnts', bur rot e ouph 50 10 break vp
tbt conservative organization IL order 10 ob.slo
their special end.
My lmprcsslob is that # some ope cauld be
f,uud W. Dg and able to "ut! the e,s" b,
prpstc4''ns VolalerI of the Sucday and Il Iar
laws tnsr= Mould BIZ less complaint.
hLIQUI5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-05

Because brother OF Dixon, who vas shot
10 Yszoo, has not revived az answer to lat
ter he sent to that town from Washington, ten
days tgo, it is gravely asserted in radical
newspapers that the mails are tempered with
ty the rebels of tho South and all the cores
denoe IF republicans overhauled and examined.
and special detective has been set to work by
the Postmaster General to discover the gratui
touslS imagined offenders. If delays Of equal
length 10 tho reception CT responsive ett,rs
from ports in the North as remote from Wasbiog'
ton as Y zoo city were indications OF tempered
uas, but few uurifed mail bags would bo 70
ceived from that section, and special detectives
would be hunting breakers of the postal laws
ca all the northero routes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-05
prevail.

The news Of tie safe arrival Of the good
ship Vega, with the Arctic exploriog * ocGi'
ton of Prof. NofGcnski Id Oh board, at Yuko
hama, brings locliugs OF relief and satisfaction,
rot only to The scientific, but to every other
ptrtcn Of the c,7Zd wtrd. She entered
the Arctic OCEAN from Sweden, aad sIling east,
as fioaIly, after voyage Of moro than years.
during which. owing to tho prolonged intervals
that occurred the reception ofinteligerce from
her, the gravest fears were entertained fJr her
safety, emerged through Bebring' Straits, and
reached Japan, on her way hone, with all
hands well. Ona Of the practical beneficial
results Of the expedition has already mani
tested itself by opening large and prosperous
water trade between tho heretofore considered
almost inaccessible towns of northern Siberia
and tho ports of northwest IN Elrope.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-05


The ncWs lrJ;n all paris of the State is CT
tho mos: chaeIiHg character with respect to
tia deb: qu:siioa. The regulators OF the
settlement had made such boosts of TIE
strength ct thiir c@h0rts. that easily saarrd
persons, .oG .acsc whose kIoHladsc Ct the
true seoti.aent CT TIC people VS. Dot a,a.le
enough 10 &c assuring, began, lot only 10
euteEtala couG.5 L14ut tho r3suit, but TO
have .h,lc anxiety ocrtss;d to almost the cX
tect OF ALARM; tn: tie proceedings of Ia g,
recent n-eIlogs that have been held 10 yearly
If not eli the cocgr, s,ionsI d,sti,ts. have
pu c ured Ii. add~T ald reduced i. 70 s &C.
tua sil,. TIE g.uui!a 80 FIR uominstsd for
the General ASSEMBLY oy The conservatives r.,
wish few uaiupJ:iGa: exc ip!ioCs. 10 favor Of
paying tn States j;-: cr','s. aud ART piecgld
10 tho supper: OF toe McCuiCch bill. tic
platform upoa vi Oh hey Stand is founded on
tair and honest dealing with ihosY W!o lent the
State their mcney. aud up;n The ma;n,enanco
Of The honor ard citdil If Vrr.iuis, AID
cgainst such q !.uDdatiou that the waves OF
sWnGipg sgphlsla urd demsg6gism cauuot
prevail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-05

When northern poIitcians abuse aud vily
the South as means Of obtaining Office their
vapofloRs, as general thing, 20 by as tho idle
wlrd 10 the traduoed aud slandered section,
but When the Vioe President OF the Uniied
States 60 far forge;s the dignity thai Was ouco
attached to that position as TO descend to the
Sums Ct political conventions, and in those
suus to lnalign end dcfano the entire people
OF one Oh the geographical! divisions Of tho
country, as Mr.. Wheeler did at tho rtcent r.
pub'lc.n convention 10 New York, pa,ri-
o'lc men Throughout. the length AID breadth
of the .aud have their fears aroused
concerning the safety Of the Republic Pig
headed AID narrow miuded as MIR. Wheeler
urQutstionabIy aud no;oricusIy is, lie is not
80 stupid IS to make the ircsldiery aud
sectional speech he did unless assured that
such sentiments Of hostility toward tic south
ern people as ho expressed would be sp-
proved and applsuGcl az much by The
radicals Ct other States as by thosc of New
IOrk; and when SO largo a proportion of the
people OF country as compose the radical party
Of the United States arc Inspired bY such
deadly bate toward so large number 81
their fellow citizens % reside 10 the South, il
boCes 20 good to the welfare and prosperity ci
tho Unon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-05
COMMERCIAL.

Ms business outlook is i'm pruvieG, ard in 81
branches ct trade there is Cecide5ly moro &C.
..Y'ty. Tho Indications aze ttst tie oveI stock
o. sau'sc;usei sr!iciee, with which tho mar
krts have tvca Oppressed. his been reduced.
$40 in TiIGy c,a25 tho demand is already il I'D.
7a:ca Ct the supply, aud iilo industries are 70.
viva = Ii Ill directions Especially ia this tho
$50 ~nh iron nad if cur yeople c5ud TO
hTouehs to ,esi'2, tho fact, nov is the tine of
nj Oh "a 20 establish iron works CT oil kinds
hare, Y-tre lbs -a| Dat-ris!s s:e 60 scces:i rie
H. tho #d7satngo; Ct transportation go pe.syi :.
&c sia:n Iiacu coatinl.s aCt!To snd toe foreign
de1-aiG notwithstanding the tremendous yield
Il !t:4 co@hny. Wust. 1t is :hougbl, keep prices
STEADY, Il !. Goes not advance them Money
! na:tecs hsf'sGou.5 rer: III il stctu quo tho de
maid ir tGsiGess purl cscs btiGg readily met
| by :hu haI:i.. "a New York nlousy is sgaiu
hcco1ln; easier. sna call loan ot,ticns are ) /.
por cent; ;':ian nc5csn:jle Paper is IS? rer CT,
AID ::Gae !)s:s aia 5sG pcr Ct Tie Baltimore
n~Ecy ma.ke: 10 easy, bat the Increase in bust.
Tess ca-s3s & better den>rd, a1d IS 1ue rstes
a;e h'sdcHing AID the banks show mere indif
florence, IN making t!ne lcsas especially. We
| quC.e oan: IT sc Per cent, with exceptional
.nasc.:cas st !. frsCL!oa less, sDd discounts 81
tho samo figure. The nonsy rates at philadel-
pt;a s7e quoted at 4 Al per celt Oh call, ard 81
& per coat fy- undoua!ed paper. Government
bonds afc qHic! end firm The closing quol.-
items al New York yesterday showed adsance
IL new5s and Al aerc:s Ths4 per c.s sold tlOit
State bonds sr que. and easy. consols selling
Te:tcrdsy st tss std cl, sing ut 5S1a5Sf Peclsrs
were wanted 1t Is, aud 1910, closed offered a!
4F3 but without sales. Railroad securities are
{ little mere active, Baltimore and Ohio strong.
or, lG0 shares common selling at l25. $4,000
Orange alexandria. and Manassas sevens sold
6! 81! s. eco do seller 60 =! 61s and 5000 do. at
q: g. closing GU bid, Is asked. against G3iaC4!
o. Wednesday,. We quote