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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-14

Lost or StUIen.-On Wednesday last a
fine beaver overcoat was either stolen or
taken by some person by mistake from
the Mansion House in this borough
The coat was bound and had gum but
tons on it, and pair of spectacles was
in the pocket. A suitable reward will
be given for Its return to the hotel.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-14

liottsburg: c., D. Kistler, v. c., @. w.
awartz; II. s., q. w. Reeder, A. r.,
s. w. Hassinger f. s., j.. 9. Stewart (;
r., Thomas Hench; Ind, Peter Shatto (;
Ex., Abraham Barge l. p, G.. w.
Tltzel; o. p, h. i. Zimmerman; Jr.
Eek. O., Henry Snyder; Rept. to S. c.,
G. w. Reeder.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-14

lumber Wanted.-Any person having
some dry walnut, chestnut, or maple
plank, can find purchaser by sending
PRICE, etc., to this office.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-14

Cattle Frozen.-D. g. Orris and David
Kochenderfer, of Saville township, both
had young cattle frozen to death in the
stable during the recent cold spell.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-14


X2ohbery at Dellvile.-DIr ID. p. Light
ner writes US as follows Dear Sir-I
wish to inform you that on Wednesday
night last some person or persons broke
into my store and helped themselves to
all the money had in the drawer, took
all the money belonging to the Post
office, took stamps, tore open letters,
went through the drawers generally,
took cigars, tobacco, razors, postage
stamps, and 1 cannot tell exactly what
all they did take, They used two-inch
auger, bored into one of the shutters,
and by the use of chisel they split u
couple pieces off the shutter, broke
shutter lock and got in. They left the
window propped up with chisel. They
are perfectly welcome to the chisel by
coming and proving their property, as 1
have no particular use for it. But 1
have a double-barrel gun well loaded,
and will try and make things lively gen.
orally. They will not need any carpen-
ter tools if 1 can find them at that kind
of business.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-14

NTake in Your Holes. = An intelligent
jury has decided that should a man
wander away from the highway and fall
into a hole on your premises-not you
but your neighbor would owe him, say
$500 for his carelessness. The cause for
this decision originated in the fact that
certain York county gentleman named
Spangler, not being content to take the
way usually adopted by our staid citi-
zens, had attempted to cut across the
corner, thus passing over lot of ground
belonging to DIR. Sweeney. Not know
ing that the said gentleman intended to
cross this lot, or to otherwise trespass on
his premises, Sweeney had failed to make
apleasaut passage-way, but instead, had
left a hole that took the young man in.
AS the borough authorities had neglected
to either fence this lot, or to furnish the
gentleman with a guide to accompany
him and warn him against places where
he might possibly come to harm, the
jury decided that the borough for their
neglect should forfeit $500. So if any of
our readers have stray holes on their
premises they ought to take them in be-
fore they get their neighbors into trouble.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-14

Chew JacksOn's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-14
Local Department.

PENNSYLVANIA n. MIDDLE DIVISION.
On and after June asth. Trains run as rollows
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-07-04

ic cut wolm is very destructive
he corn crop in all pa RS Of
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-07-04
Snakes A Han who has Elm Bad,
but Don't Hind 1t.
a cLrious exhibition wa; pi

a curious exhibition va; given IL
Or. LGncan Ewes rrts, DO" aa..,
dav n''rni
E-N. @ tAsra ~d ,n
t'@N a. 81, .hsa ,Nr1
"'" - o. rohc"4l."A m1nnftctGr-
&c OF "t nc 'noSacs Nhi4A grow on
Nhl'rcak "'d hickory nat trees
li:s moss End h}eA' Put i'll 'h.oe am
ha'i lihts o water they sHid, and
n"ilcd o"wh to ha!t Il p'"t. The
PEy>'~ !'n' chose Il rAttlesnAkc in
preference 10 Il comprehend OF cot
'ohh'""'h Si'"t>e' by cither OF which
'oiiihs proposed 10 make the test.
Tic was Diiteh on the wrlstby the
'"'''esi'aNe' an" ''e wound h'ed. lie
"t once "PPl'ea the remedy to The
wound ah" TOOK II internally. His
F"'Se he"t "t o; temperature W At.
nc eho oi ID minutes from TIC bitc,
me use had iiSen to ~ aud the
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-07-04

E0Etrt {. llI,k and George E0livcr Clrrl
"t Court successor utN. d. y. Jari,uu
, 1879-07-29
LATE LOCAL ITEMS,

James Clinton, kludilng.wood peddler, Is q
prisoner at the Armory for tho lnrcony OF a
horse valued at 80, from Frank nahan, Of No.
Ill Weat Thirteenth street.
Tlefca6 Miller, A years Of age, WAS found
lcad IN her bed, at No. ISL West Fifteenth
street, by her husband, upon returning homo
from work last evening. She was under phy-
tictan's treatment for dropsy at tha tlulo OF hur
death.
At II o'clock last night Charles Schneider,
brtuge-tender at Division ntrect, heard ! tur
whlstlc, anl, ~ ho raised tho window ul h{s
little brtdgc-lIouso to aea II there was vessel n
sight, shot was fred hy eoqle i'm.
known aasassia on tho bridge, whici,
struck him Oh the left hand.
lodging 10 the 1csh. 1Ie thinks some ouo Ind
been lying in wslt for an opportunity to assas.
sioato lin but hc claims to hare no Idea who or
why. lie 10 ~ years Of nse, s!ngle, md lives at
No. 70 Pleasant street.
At o'clock this morning Officers Lueler and
Peterson noticud q Suspicious looking fotiow
going south on atale street, near Polk, and
upon overhaullng him they found upon
dlm va!jsa aud two sutts Of
examination they found the yallse lilled with
blankets antl olller articles, and upon the per-
sou Of tie prtsouer was o billy. q jimmy, ear
pet stretcher, aud six keys. lla gave tho uame
Of Edward Ioncs. aNd was recognized as q thieE
arrested two weeks ago Tor vagraDcy. An
owner Is Waatod for the go0ds
, 1879-07-29

her purpose. Her enemIes-..And shs ;has cno~
mics enonEh-ncTor accused her Of bclng want
Ing In spirit They l'avcc accused her Of having
Very different Influences viii mako themselves
felt, however. when Mile. Bdrnhar1t fcturnA ID
Paris. The public Of ihe Theatre Ffaucats will
coaxtng, and duttcry can keep 11et. She win and
neraelf besegcd by aimtrcrs, and day Altar
day tmplorcd 10 abandon her present plans.
IT. would bc TOO much to aay that eho
will prove obdurnte with a1l Paris u her
feet; Certain 1t Is that one main reason for her
resolve to quit The Comede WAS the belief that
Paris, or section Of Il, had been 'a1tehAted
from her BY tho calumnies and odious acandaIs
ttemselycs to print during hcr absence. Whea
hho finds that this Is otherwise, that Pa1fs
is a. loyal to her as ever, rerul&.on
Of feeling would not be unnaturat (
esnce, 5 '1er contrasts viii MI 5srratt; za5 TheneS
that would be for HIN ahd for her a question of
money, and might be arranged. only mean
TO say lint there Is stfll possibility Of seelng
proper sphere at the Tneatra FrancAise. For
myself, I am unpatr1otlr enough TO Wish TINT it
nitht be so; though tn your interests | nm
willing her rcturn should bo postponed little.
Mile. Der,,hardt $4,000 to remain ia London
atter the departure Of the Coincide, and play
ior four weeks. Tho sum Is about two-thirds
Of what khs receives from her OWL theatre dur
| Offer. To nrpcar after the departure Of her
cou,rndes wnnld be, ID her view, an ungracioua
act, aud sort Of declaration Of hostility, which
ehc faa no dcsiro TO make. Her refusal TO
play IN n. Aicard's new piccc-ths ttt!e
OF which has now been changed from "stak-
speare Ill.," to "Daycnant has beon much
commented Oh. But the reason ts simple enough.
as u. Perrin declined to produce the ptcco until
the last cyeulng Of tho lonlon season, Milo.
Hcro!1arlt did not think herself bouud to 20
through the great labu1 Of study ind rehearsal,
which the part required, IN order to appear In
single performance. As "DasGuanth I'LL certain
ly bebrouRht out in Paris. this refusal ahows oue0
| moro low liked 1s Mile. ncrnAardt's purpose 10
| net no more With thu CnMc1e Frnncatse. Hho
| had rcal N. Aicattls play month ago, and was
| delighted. Ra then wrote you, with the ot3por-
tuntty 1t gave her for rShakspearCau detlneakons.
| an sorry for N. Aicard. Mile. Berntar1t'B'
substitute Is Mile. Dudlay, nn actress who has
ability, but whose reputation Is yet to make,
nifd much Of the interest which tle piece would
| have reused Ia lost wien a1lfe. Bernlardt dis
appears from the cast I sec that in lat
ter u last month | epoks Of this Dareuant
part as probably her first appearance IN
| public In male costume. WAS quite w1o9g. It
was she who creatcd the Zaneito Of "Le Pas
Bant,n ut tllr Odeon ten years ago-the sama
pfece In which, as | said. she has been appear
| ing in private houses III London. Zunetto Is .,
slrolllnE minstrel, nstirel In doublet and hose.
| II Nile. Uernllnrlt' plays Iomso and Udn.lt to.
American audiences, the costume will not ba
| very unlike that she has worn in tho uarh
which was among hear curly successes on tha
French stage. g. ". g.
, 1879-07-29
THE INDIANS.

6psetN1 1H5p1ltNs5 3HE 3V11aNE
DIsAANcg, D. T., July GA aseamor from
Fort Peck to-day reports sixty haltsbreed psts'
oners at that poiut, sent by Gen. Miles They
wero sailing ammunition to tue hostiles. Thcrc
wore l70, COO rounds Of cartridges loaded to-day
for Miles command. Niue Eez Perces fFolu tho
steamer en- routo to Joseph's band. Two Of
Joseph's brothers arc in tbs purity.
RT. PAUL, JulY ea-'rhere seems to bo m In
preston in the East that QctI Mlles Il acting IN
sxcess Of .he tnsIasaons ~, tfom bis snperiors i9
at Department headquarters That 10 IL acttng
under plrcisu Instructions from Gun, Terry,
commanding tho Department, and hAa not d..
parted ltQm them.
, 1879-07-29
TEleGRApHIc NOTES.

New York, July 28.-Oho man was killed.
during fight On Nh excursion, yesterday, and
two were killed by the Consy Island trnin.
!sptcta. Dtspateh to i4s 7st5rHs
IAcoMp, ILL.,, July 2s.-Thc Hor. Daniol ".
Voorhees, Will address tho McDonough Agricut~
turul Fair Aug. q.
sptcfal DtspdtcA to 1ae Tribune
NKw YonK, july 2S.-AmonE tho passengers
on the Anchorla to-day MAS COLONY of seventy
nine Icclaudcrs en- route for nallfax and Win
nipee. They were clad iu the heavy clothing OF
their own climate, save turs, aud many Of them
insIstrl on wearing wootcn comforts about their
necls from fear OF catching cold, though the
thermometer indicated 95 In the shadc+
, 1879-07-29
THE ClQARaIAEERs.

VAE Ll0Attl1 hh411t9s
A mass.ulcetlng Of cigAtmakcrs was held un-
der .the auspices Of Union Nc. II at Romers
Hall, No. Is North Clark street, last cvonIrG.
plod the chair, and said that the meeting had
been called for two objccts,-Arst, to discuss the
strike at Goldsmith Bros.a shop, and, second, 10
eudeavur to organize to resist encruachnents
upon their rights by the :" "bosscs," who, the
speaker asserted. were their bitter enemies.
Mr. Heck said that ho had understood that
the 1nert1ng was called to heat reports from the
strikers In Oodsmith's shor,. aud representa-
i've s.Elkcrs present were called upon To pre-
gent their casa.
prevented several men from going 10 work, aud,
to hls knowledge, mona Of tic strikers had re-
turned to the shop. One week ago all was
quiet; then one u the 0oldeu,,th's canc into
cigars" ~ u o'clock that day the men IN the
shop wont to Station !. on North Clark street.
and held = secret mue1tng In . privato room:
s,s e h'se ow s"ts te a ast s"S u s1t ee%m1tsee ice
ot four woro appointed to walt on Messrs. Gold
smite and present set Of resolutions to blm,
stating their desires. The sneaker called on Mt.
appointed an Arbitration Comln'ttec Of twenty:
Who called upon TIC GoldsmItEs, hut received
no satisfaction. Ono NJ the brothers had
shEcateDtd 10 hase Keck arrested a. Etnglcad-
er, but nas Informed by a Pollce Captain that
he could not.
aIr nothlnger, another striker. said that two
now hanJa had gone TO work At the shop, also
two strikers, Martin Davis and Ben Mtudcllson.
The resolutions sont TO GDldsn'ith Bros. weFu
called for aiu read. Tho following ia copyt
Ltso,red, That VS.. Tho undersigned, ART willing
to comply with your demand, PROVIDED you comply
wit outs md lha. t. sh.t each and arery man shall
Secondly .o h.,s 4. wottiag dsys ia or swsst,
, 1879-07-29

Tho Hebrew population in tho vicinity OF
'Clark street from Harrison to Twolfth strcots
aro highly Indignant over tho treatment Of d
woman Of their own creed named Mrs. Stone.
Her husband keeps q grocery and saloon OIL
Clark street, near Polk, but ia 80
brutal that sho cannot live with him,-in
fact, ho wont lot her live near him. She mar
ricd him niue years ago, and since that TINA
they Ind two Children both Of whom arc dead.
sho bad daughter by provIous husband, and
tho breannt one Lad several children by two
former wives, both OF whom tho ncghbors say
ran array from him nearly or quito crazy from
tho tnhuman Treatment accorded them. About
three weeks ago tho poor woman Wns again
bcaten and driven from home, and ut IN early
mornlDEshour sought rofuge In the house Of q
ncighbor. She was In delicate condition, and
At the aa.no time in n horrible plight from hsr
husbands brutality, aud the ncignhors, after
caring for her several days, thought It cxpedlent
and to dcfray The expense onteibution Of 90
cent anl e;5ceat pieces was leyicl. Yesterday
stone nnd two nesghbors went to the Hospital,
and, bY, a'aklng tho authorities there
1cct to freaks, got possession Of her,
and 50 lust night she wus lying at tho ArmorJ
In one Of tho wisners-roons. apparently, be-
tween lite und death. Her husband had re-
quostcu the County Physician to examine as to
her sanity. ureat numbers Of the women-foks
from that section Of tie city visited her, and
some of their number remained A. her bedside
nursing her all night. The poor unfortunate
,ts paralyzcd on the left aide, ami 10 nearly
al Tie timo IN comotose slate.
The neiRhborA all say that she mover eyinced
the slightest aign ot. Insanity, amt Is not now
insane, unless her mind has become derauge1
through The treatment accorded her. Ono
woman cried at her bedside last night us she be-
thought her OF tho changed condition. ln the
Old Country Mrs. Stono was tue daughter Of
the wcalthicst man In o lafEe extent Of terri.
tory, and was most remarkably bcautl-
1ul woman, while she who was
nursing at her bedside last night
was tlcn homely peasants daughter, and now
tng tier oncs rich and powerful acquaintance.
Every one ~ that sectlon Of tho city speaks yoIy
hardly OF the way at01c trosted her, aud toll
horrible stories Vt tho bcAttnyE and abuses she
suffered. They mada NO mpny threats Yester-
day usat a's place MAS closed during thu greater
portion Of the day.
, 1879-07-29

Try. Quite IarQe donatton from tic Chicago
eoopcra was to-day Acknowledged.
and continued Disturbances hy strthcrs Mayor
Lindsay leaves for 1}oaton tomorrow to consult
Will, uoy. Talbot to SEQ II solnc arrangements
cau 10 nado to secure better protection Of prop.
erty and citizcns, au object desired md called
for by men representing At least tTo-th!rds of
tho tA1paylng property Ia tho city.
, 1879-07-29
clOSEn tip.

Rt*cdl D6pN1ef 70 1Ae 7F16a'fs.
FoAp pu LAC, Wis, July 2S.-Thls after
noon Robert A.. Baker, banker, issued an exc
cution against the 8tar Printing Company and
Fond du l.ac Journol the onl7 Democratic paper
here, and, With other creditors, CLOSED the
establishment. A new paper Will take the placc
oI The journal, which has heavy contracts for
puoIic printing. The concern Is practically bank
rupt, and these aro In the natura Of bankruptcy
proceedings,
, 1879-07-29
THE LABOR QUESTION.
ORGANIZATION Of q Women'a Fro.
tective Union.
Tbs Clgarmakers to Stand by the Strik-
en- In Goldsmlth's Factory.

woMEN's UNION. ..
About thirty ladies aud sprinki'ng Of tho
sterner ser gathered last evening In q ball At
No. Is Boutb Ilalsted street, the object Of tho
Meeting being to form "Worktnc "--'- t"-
dustflal. Protective Union" Tho meeting WAS
called 70 order by Mrs. Anna echroek, who called
attention to the large number VI unu4ulnu..a
girls and women. Tllere wero MANY more whu,
II employed at ali, earned such small anounts
as scarcely 10 ho abio TO keep body and soul to-
gesl,er, She thought the remedy for this state
Of things was 10 be found iu decentralization Of
tho Worklngwomens interests. They did not
propose to nak for or accept CHARITY.
Mrs. F. u. Ktngshury ssid that something Of
tho kind had been quito successful On the Par
Nirs. Mills spoke of The good to bo achieved
by tho support uf WorkinEmon. bhe believed
much could be done by tho purchase Of Eoods
selling them direc. to. consumers. They had
tried this In ono case and with some success.
The Chair enid tic chief point was to elect
officers nnd receive proposals. for nembership.
would be onaT 25 cents . quarter, or 81 year.
In reply 10 question, she said that the mcm-
berslalp fees would 90 to form fnnd for pny-
men: Of h.5!ssn 1 Ente and otcs ,s
old furniture, and thus furnish shel::
sF ,ass for sS1sen TS1s Perb,o. o''tfis ts mrp aq
dcvclop into school similar to one With Which
shc wha at one time connected. II was Intended
10 add an employment agency, and, tn short, to
provide rorktngwomcn generally with tlle
means Of obtaining work, and the opportunity
Of dispo.ng Of the products Of their labor.
At tt,is point man, who had taken bis seat
near tie presiding oflcar, and bose face seemed
somewhat familiar, rose and placed In nomination
for tho Office OF President Mrs. Anna schrock.
tho name Of th{t interesting individual himself
70 ASCERTAIN It for the benefit Of The reporters.
The msu .ato bis name w.s % Brosn,T;prott1I t.. 2
ns TSst s uas ss bsd sdn1 ius
gnt through uom mtuatlng, tho balance Of the Of
flcers, and politely replied that his Initials were
fact, aud then light suddenly broke in on ber
mind. nnd shs said, "My God, gentlemen,
surely that Cannot be Marcus Monroe BFowu.
TINT The poor Widow Nc Lsughlln shot Of after
0eaE t15nsa patsu VA. eeesed and Mrs.
Kingsbnry Vico President Mrs. Mills WA pro.
posed for one Of these Offices, but declined tho
honor saying that she did not agree with Mrs:
sclrock as 10 the means whereby the desired
| to be reached. The Chair said that tn that case
che had better not act, md accordingly nho
withdrew her uatnc. Thls left the Secretary
ssR s u saea, M aontes broa ea q
Innnity in general and more especially OF
unfortunate widows with little furniture,
| WAS proposed and declared carried. Meantime
the women had got together md informed each
| who had volunteered 10 watch oyer The cradle
| Of the new labor movement. None. Of them
seemed to feel cqunl to saying ANYTHING public
| If, but Mrs. k!ngsbury conhaonttally informed
l hat ihnv rnnf1 1}Ct mt FIR
, 1879-07-29

CATTLE At COUNCIL BLUFFS.
CovsctL BLUFFS, In, July aS.-7'ho cattle re-
ccipts al the Council Bluffs Stock Yards to-day
were 1,S00 bead.
, 1879-07-29
SUNDAY, THEATRES.
Sheriff Hoffman, Takes Issue with
Mayor Harrison,
And Declines to snppreaz Sabbath
PIay-Houxea,
Tho " "Staats.Zeltung" Sbarp1y Crltl-
cises Tho Mayors Views.

II.
$1,000.
6htrlH HofImann WAS tnkcd yesterday Whist he
thought OF Mayor Ilarrison's abatement to a
Tn,nrxp r.nortcr thof n w.s thn dntv ~ n.
ah.s,r .s.t ~. ~ H. w. w.. sa*s ~ u,. w."
ohcrl!l aua pot ol lae mayor " suppscas GUN.
CAY theatrical peflofmancea' Tho shetiil SAID
that ho had seen the article, but paid little NJ
tention to II, Aud be tn.,natetl that Mr.. uar.
rfson I,d not know What he was talking about
~. ~ 1o ..'o .'... .,.,II'1.., wy n.a
mas ~ W. e*nea upou ~ o1ssso .u'e pa.asu'a.
sIato 'a"' "hY not eau upon n'n 10 asfest evc.J
criminal, murderer tn'ei, iosgcf, or what not'
look oftor @ misdemeanapts ~ and otfendors aeslu.t MT
,,,s II, :, or,,in.n,as ''e4'' ~'>''"N'
This said Mr, Hoffman. would not do, Power
wns ptvrn To rcriotn ofs1crrs NJ ,ncor,o,o,cd
""e .s k''s" w vi ta', "ntSe'o y. "ieo, ,po'a.eu
cities to perform certain police duties within The
CORPORATE linltfa They could not eeIeck ono t,ar.
tlcnsar CLASS o. niegea oncnaefs nna say. "oi,
"vdor "o bc nrrIow ~ t ,oem"S
as Il the Mayor realized that any move against
bsine down sn upon b lin he Wrat Of u args m nIo
Der 81 citizens who hold liberal views il regard
~ thses. s te. ~" sor uus , nc a. ~ ~ @
tHe tHankieba Iabk over 10 ntln " ~ pass Oil tle
Nlr. Hoffman said that he understood It to be
his duty to suppress any riot that might ocgur
In tho county, whether within Or without the
nrcssio, tf fli6ortIcr]y houac nr the n1Iinpi,
II = t,ntnrio,s barntn fir iow hcer.nar,,sn. 'rhc
@ no,'se s ea taeaf aases ,aa, as tae Ma3er Was
INC heau o. ne po.'c9 iorce, 90 must m Keep us
70 osn Tf e h M ,9r
tim khffdtf. mt II lltA mama ,t0Nn
Hoirmant,.
usrAArs-zx1runo,sn y1rws.
lowing editorial on this subject:
II vs4 e .spotss s s
the foIIowus rcpjv to tho aucsion I a, to as onn.
lot, regardjng liz immoralitY Of Sunday theatro
1nE von1a b. ,.tte, n IN M v,o,,,r, Il,
tho nroiud1co of any enss. md ymst nnmhct n nor
hest citizens arc shocked BY t,lese pertormsnost.
Sys vs hs 81 " 4
n1T Spncps' 81 Hes Frd!
aocs NJ Wsr,fsnn AL nyctv nsn ~ excrctss 81.
st9ats. not mcrsty with rcensi to liz rrhts hmt ,tt
otbcrsi Thls il roius prettv fnr 10 If nuyinx hos
nr absurd idoa In hs head that mst haya soand
40, do this, Or that 4 not DO It. and, since be
Hat. mnsl tbnrefora no Tint wh,cb ,.y1a IL n,s
10 ne, auj auit do,nr that Whcb anneois repson.
III ,1n,"r tt sSsn boG1 Go aSe
do thnpa which fninre nnntbor. n l. afsn ru nor.
fcctiy nfoner that nnbniy sf,on]d rnlmotsriiv nnd
msciansv 1lstmrb othsra in tbs c1crcsc ~ thatr .
rIrbts: hit thnt nne si,nn ont III ronr,e n ii1s
by the opinions and projndIces Of others that ia
moi PROPER a. III, oa1 An excessively inpudent
pfInposi;ion. pIp In .,,. .,-.., A.. ur..
eays, 1T is a poor rule that don't work both
Mayye'. similar derman one FAYE. What IL
cays gn. et tSds 6nc i pr9peF TOT thase Wig
, 1879-07-29

Womnns Rights in Paris.
II was announced tn Paris that on the 10th Of
Julv Indies would be allowed to take seats On
tic tops Of tho omulhuscs lu tho boulsvards Of
tho French Capital.
, 1879-07-29

No other whskcr Dye equals ni1ra-Jo cents.