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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-10-29

Parties desiringa vertising and job
printing would consult their inter-
ests by calling at the Register office.
Our prices are lower and work better
than any other Office in the county.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-10-29

@'Dr. Lindsey's Blood searcher'
cured my son of erysipelas." Mrs.
E. Shelter, Larimer, Pa.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-10-29
MrscELnAMEoUs.
NOTICE.

IF those young men and their doxys do.
L not keep out of my lot at the upper
end Of town, viii publish their names.
and also have them arrested for trespass.
ing. JOHN s. MILLER.
sept. l7-iw.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-10-29

Mr.. C. W, Maupin, at the Arbuckle
Post Office, has just returned from
the East with the largest stock of
goods he has ever opened, He is q
good man to deal with, has been good
to the people of that section, and is
deserving of their patronage. Give
him a call.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-10-29

Now is just the time for the annu.
al reminder to overhaul your fire
places, chimneys and stove pipes,
and where repairs are needed to have
them made without delay. This is,
also, one of the few cases where u
little attention to your careless
neighbours business is in order. Call
his attention to the matter and see
that he attends to it.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-10-29

Editors very frequently make
many enemies in simply givingnews.
Whatever be published in local line
good, bad or Indifferent there is
some one offended. One gets mad,
another jealous. So goes newspaper
life, and so will it go, we suppose, to
the end.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-10-29

During DR.. Waggener's absence
from Union District, his brother-in.
law, DIR. W. p Neale, of this place,
will have charge of his patients, and
will attend to all of the Doctors pro.
fessional calls.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-10-29

ADyERTIsING.-The man who says
advertising is humbug, is doing this
very thing when he places his goods
out on the sidewalk or near the door
for show, or has cards lying around
on his counter, for his customers to
take and distribute to their friends
but how many do-they might while
in the store, read one over, but it is
soon dropped and forgotten. While
a yearly advertisement in the town
paper is read by hundreds, who
would never see a card. Then a
large advertisement for one week or
two, has not the same effect as a
yearly one. The person lois going
to purchase goods, would naturally
say, this man must be a reliable one
and his goods the best, for we have
noticed his advertisement in the pa
per constantly. You buy your goods
and expect customers, then surely
you ought to advertise them. A
steady rain does more good than a
dashing shower, so yearly adver-
tisement, bring more profit to the
advertiser, than an announcement
for week or two.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-10-29

1.-THE new steamer "Clara," is being
pushed to completion. On examina-
ton her cylinder timbers were found
to be too small, and larger ones have
been substituted. When completed
she will be u nice packet for the Ka'
nawha trade.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-10-29

Hunters are reminded that about
all the lands within a radius of ten
miles of this place are posted" and
they WILDE arrested as trespassers if
they coupon it without the owners
consent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-10-29

Mr.. J. II. Johnson, left at our Of
fee, Saturday, two large turnips.-
He said they were for our sick roos.
ter. Well feed them to him, and
hope to have him well enough to
crow over the November elections.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-10-29

We call attention to DR.. Carr's ad-
vertisement in this paper. The
Doctor is determined to be up to the
times in Dentistry. Read his card
and go and see him, if you wantyour
teeth extracted without pain.
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We are now informed that the dis
covery of silver on Thirteen Mile
Creek is a certainty. The lead is
situated on Mr.. B. Smiths farm
We hope the find will prove true, for
we know Of no man whom we would
rather see suddenly made rich than
our friend Bnrwell Smith. Send
some Of the specimens Of ore to this
Office.
RE-LocATED.-The many friends Of
Dr.L F. Campbell will be glad tolearn
that he has returned from Missouri
and has again relocated in this
place for the practice of his profes,
sion. Read his advertisement in to
days paper
YEARLINGs.- Mr.. Joseph E. George,
of Arbuckle, sold on Saturday, to
Geo. S. Eastman, IS head of year.
lings, the average weight being 77S
lbs.
Geo. S. Eastman has six two year
olds, that average 1892 lbs.
DrED,-Tuesday morning, 5 A. NJ,
October 2Sth, 1879, Daisy, infant
daughter of DR.. George J,and Jennie
Hamilton, aged seven months and
clevendays. Jackson county papers
please copy.
| Wheat now commands S1,25 per
bushel, and is easier. The general
opinion is that it has reached its
highest figure. 1t is good time to
sell.
BIG PuMpKlN.-Mr. A. ]. Bennett
raised on the farm off. D. McCulloch,
pumpkin q feetl long, A. feet round,
and weighed 80 pounds.
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BIG PuMpKlN.-Mr. A. j. Bennett
raised on the farm of. D. McCulloch,
pumpkin q feetlong, A. feet round,
and weighed 50 pounds.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31
Real Estate Transfers.

The following IL list Of real estate trans
fers In Saline county, filed in the Office Of =
I. Criss, Register Of Deeds. for the weeL
ending July 18th, 1879.
July I'D.
T Davis and wife 20 ID Searls and Ida BArneck
north Ofeet OF lot ", Santa Re aveuue-tsA0.
July 2tth.
W a Phillips and wife to Jacob L Gebharf, swQr Of
Sc, 7 IL, Rsw-S1st0
July 9th.
Thos Weller and wife TO Joseph LeinuiSer, shf OF
the nwar of Is, 7 IL. RI w-e332. IS
July 26th.
A Levitt and wife 10 Carver, ! interest In the
east b aif Of n-or Is. IL. Rsw-ssa. ~.
saline county to T .s,irvrr, lot u. Fifth street
Jones addition-sJ cents.
l. T Tressin and wife to T. = Bowen interest Of
~ ieet OF lot 70. Santa Fe zvenur-42SV
ID King et ny to Thos. Tinker, swar Of q. IL
! w-tls".
July 18th
Robt Crawford ct TX TO d THOpkin., swar Of sw n
) 10. 4 Ii, IL w-f46.
&c I.smkin It ux to D Hopkins, 81 acres OF land
in ) 80, TIC. R3w-s&a5.
Samuel Brown ct To u T Hopkins. nelr of nwq
of ; IS, T Ii. Il w-SJ00.
National Land Co I" > T Hopkins, nwqr OF 3 81. 7
10, w-sG.7 81.
United States e. u T Hopkins, shf Of the selr Of
-. IL. 3w-Pntent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31

o for some avenging Nemesis who will not
stay her divine vengeance In staying the ugly
sunflowers which environ Saiina and hide her
temples from the gaze Of man.
The following is taken from the Kansas City
Times OF yesterday:
Mayor Clark and II. l.. Willard. prominent
citizens OF sterling. kansas, were Ia the city
Yesterday in consultation with General Super
intendent Smith oil the Kansas Pacific road,
regarding the extension az the Salina 4 South
western road from Lindsborg TO Sterling.
The 'ast-named town is on the line ri the Santa
Fe road but they want the Kansas Pacific also.
and Ofi-r aid to the amount OF SlUO.0O IN
bonds if they are successful.
From the Lindsborg Locaiist Of the 18th
inst, we take the following items:
Ober, Hageman & Whittredge will be here
next week with four car lo.ds Of goods TOR
their new store.
There is now three grain buyers. and two
broOmcorn buyers located in Lindsburg, and
they are paying prices to suit the times.
NJ. Cafey at the new grocery store north
OF the post Office, has just received lot Of S.
lima flour. corn meal, graham and rye -four.
New wheat comes into market every day,
though much OF il is not the best quality. the
buyers are paying good prices for iair grades.
We are informed that the Sollna q south
western railroad company. are intending to
build to Mcpherson. II that place will Oflef In
ducements to warrant the company In build
ing: otherwise they contemplate running
southwest through Rice county.
The Advocate of last week came out with q
long. spread-eagle article against the city
council-denouncing them for passing an or
dinance, "making it . misdemeancr for any
transportation company or corporation, OF
person or persons to bring or send to the cor
porate limits OF Salina. any psupers." Ths
article shows on the face Of ii, two things
LIST, that the editor wants to make little cap
ital out Of something for his paper. ID. tina
he has spite against the city council. It i
really too bad that Friend Beebe must hav'
the stufiing knocked out Of his article at on.
blow. But he can salt his article down fO
some Democratic council Of the hereafter, an.
then fling 1t at them whether applicable Of
not. The facts in the case are that no such or
dinanee as Beebe speaks Of Oas passed. nor Il 1
liable to be passed. Wherefore We say tina
all the papers Of Salina "sill applaud the &C
ton Of the council. Advocate not ex
cepted. Beebe should have enterprise enough
to search the records and not allow hi
prejudces against the city government Il
greedily grasp at every passing rumOr that h,
may manufacture u weapon with which 4
| strike the council.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31

experience In engineering. and Will make q
capable, efficient officer.
We present to our readers this week some.
what lengthy statement Of an alteration
which has happen d between the TAI payers
and the county. called the delinquent tai
list
The boys were sitting on the curb-stone, anJ
Safeguarding Saively, who had dnven In
front Of them with his spanking delivery. u
II Snively didn't get even"-ssk Emil o.
Frank.
M. Chas. Low. ct A. J. Schwartz & Bros.
hardware store. 10 happy over the fact thai
that ''dozen" 10 now complete. His smiling
lace puts on broader smile at the mention Of
that little girl.
On Tuesday afternoon . running rAce &C
CURED at the Park between The Orphan Cir
and the Duncan marc Of Hays City. The lat
ter ''new the track. " and the Orphan CHI w
declared winner.
They are catching sun fish In SpsiaG creea
OF remarkably large dimensions for this sec
ton Of the country. Some OF them weigh q
high IS pound. and they make inca, dit FOL
any epicurean taste.
Col. Culp ID now working up the Interest,"
OF the Kansas Benevoleat Association ss 1ope
Ia. The organization Is now In fins working
order. and becoming credit to Sal,na. Il b
one OF her Institutions.
rev. A. J. Hsrtsock writes that h. exuecs.
to be In Salina next sabbath, and 70 preach Il
1910 o clock A. u. He requests that ill I.asA
Grams AMI friends Of the church Be present, q
- expects to make stasensae Of istesese q
sn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31
We CHALLENGE the World

When We say We believe, We have evidence
to prove that Shiloh's Consumption Cure Is
decidedly the hest Lung Medicine made, in-as-
much as it will cure q common or chronic
cough In one half the time, AMI relieve asth-
ma, bronchitis, whooping cough, Group, and
showmore cases Of consumption cured than
all Others. 1t will cure where they fail, il Is
pleasant to take, harmless to the yutIng~s,
fchild. and we guarantee what We say. Price
10 cts. 50 cts.r and 81 90. II your lungs are
sore, chest or back lame, use ShllOh's Porus
Plaster. Sold by II. n. Sale, druggist.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31
Do Yes Relieye II

That in this town there are scores Of per
sons passing oar store every day, whose live.
are made miserable by indigestion, dysp-p
sia, sour and distressed stomach, liver com
plant, constipation, when for IS cts. ve will
sell them ShilOh's Vitalizer. guaranteed 70
cure them. Sold by II. u. Sale, druggist.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31

flhbk NO. l-VtoS
% glass balls. Is ysrds rise-es 50 entrance l.,
prile. eio, .nd prize. ss5; 81 prize, els.
PunsR no. 2-sio0.
prize. sso; End prise. %; "a prize. els.
Pros No. 3-eis0.
10 single binds. . yeras rise, Ne Of both barrels
All r pais 81 10 III q p:ess;. Ga. ssi shooting
from hoear.ias traps. governed by Bogardas rules
A leather medal will be presented to the
person making the poorest score. Arrange
ments will be made for sweepstakc purses for
amateur shots that have had no experience ri
trap shooting.
Last week report went out into the coun-
try that Salina had ben invaded by that tern.
bic scourge Of the South, Yellow fever We
do not know who osigisased this report. bat
suppose that it was some one who designed
Injury 70 Saltaa. In one portion OF the county
Il was reported that or deaths had already
occurred: that people were fleeing from the
city, ETC., etc. Some parties actually hsuled
thsar grain to other points, tearing 70 encoun.
TER the pestilence which Vas driving every.
body mad in 3alina- We heard that some Of
the neiGheoring towns took special delight ia
spreadiag the ruaos. OF eourse TO thought
ful people such sHmor would appear ridicu
lous at once. There has been no ground foI
such . report. and people Who know she fasel
and maiicsoasly confirm such ''foolIsAness'
ere In vesy small business. There is no mors
yellow fever in Salins than in i.indsbors. Nc.
PAersoa, Bavaria. BrookviIle. solomon City @,
Minneapolis.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31
PIoW Trial.

witness test OF work and draft Of the Cels-
bsated Hap9ood Sulky Piow 10 be held on the
farm Of W. A. Phillips. one-half mile west Of
alma. on the 9Th day OF August 1879. CON-
meacing 1t O'Clock p. n. We claim to have
The llghtest draft pillow in the world. and will
prove % you by scientific test. with the Dy-
nano0eter. that our plow will run lighter on
the team and carry . man than your old fash
Toned walking pillow, doing the aame work.
FArGers. como out. CONRAD & WALTON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31
Notice for Publication.
L,xp osErcs ~ ssLrS., KAssAs,
Julv ls>e

NOTlCE 10 hereby give. fhas the following oamed
~ srsfler hrs led notice ot nn iuseStloo % sks
dnal proof support Of has eissn sDd srcurv final
enfry ther~of Il the expirafoa taFty days
date OF taIs notice, Psfr,ck I0Ue, for north
half os the northeast asayt~s a -. L. ~ sad
nanes the following his witnesses, via. ChasSes
Nctsbe and Felix NcCabe, hosh % SslDe Coaaty
es-S 7. T. BOND, Register.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31
BOARD o. EXAMINES.

Ths sap<rintens<sf uN BE- 10 Ne $50 sssry L.
nrfsy. eHeets elaminAesaa dsys 70 uAseA CO. -
VII s< tosnd In hs e0ne NJ GoSio 1iar N~nday
Ne Uoaid rvfned arAnel oDosrs n - .rrCsH = -
nag reports % ressrvd ty iss.
WILLIAM ntsHoP.
l-u SsSt Psk lssGsseszea.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31

Fer Country Stores Or PeddlerS.
1Asoe wagon loads Of all kinds Of new tin
ware for aase BY l.. T. Tressin, Fifth street
for half price. &-3t
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31
omoIaI Paper Of the CITY essaIlna.

Extra Copies Of the JOURNAL can be
oundst the Book and News Store Of White
head q 0eaman's. dfst door east Of Postomce.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31

KAnaas Central RslnAry.
lea and brsas castings store fronts columns,
machine repairs. horse power and ca n, mills.
sasias repain. &c.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31
Notice.

teTcu CotNfY str rrokfc lNo7nrcroS.
SALIyG SoeyYy, kASsAs,
sALfyA, Jsssasy Is. is,s. }
l err csrSnraeRs. u art tt lAse saturday 10
February. snd thervafsr 90 ~ day q esel a.
:efaase month. 8xeressss b<Tin - sz6 o u ast
A fee % os< dataT. required. by lsW Of ed aPVh
cant. before a1sritfanok 70 exa1fsasroa All an
nrgee 20 be P-oeSf, - no allowance O. b nads q,
los Of time
, 1879-05-15
'INDIANApOL1s,

nry,. Vf..., r,,
4Ae Eloot'"6 Trlals-fclectIo poct,
v"ntlon of temperance Authorizations A,,s.ofs-coa+
Soee'as Dt,pa.ea TO 7ae 7n.oF'' 7,tss..
fo.,nv wcra dnc,anI,, .Ilho a.,, ELECTION tna,,
,,onu ~ ~, .Sa5 ~ ~. eh'lscnea by tl,e ,c''
,,'.,, "a 's "ue NJ .le witnesses for ,ho s.. .a''
"1lIiafn wilson, to afc effect tin, h. T.. ''a'e,
poscii ut nue t!mo to "cIye aw,v, ~ :, "ai pro.
the detcvtiyr, und The Eenut,.rnss s Met'osern,
s25. Io had ma.lc thfs ,rono,,,I,n na!fagers ot
, 1879-05-15
THE PLANETS IN MAY,


1t does not require tho practIeed eye Of tho
astronomer 10 discover that the stars which
gave beauty and tlaisa to thu "stasry dome II In
the wutcr months have now taken back scat,
Tho PIctades, oriou, liyades, at!d fsw otl.urs
which attracted Intention in January a,M Feb
ruary, ara now below tic horizon. Parole. IA.
poose, Rsul Johu Sherman arc OH top Of tic
heap, aud raelI ono shines like a carbuucIu On
selool.maru''s nose. How long t'lesu Will con-
tlhuu to bo lhu stellar attractions ltpcua alto
gutter on thu ttMu Con. Graut m2kcA between
l0nx Kong anu San Frangi3ro.
Thu tfrrat Bear with u sure head may stl( be-
seen making hIs circuit around thu Pole, ulal
,rultth, patiently for Benusts's expedition 10 ar-
riy4,
During the month many OF the plants will be
visible I'LL night. urd for tlo benetlt of anateuts
we will statu tliut good point 0l observation Is
fEU.n laa front Nate. hloru stars llnvn been sccu
iruin thls lookout than any Other. Young men
wLu l,uyc SEEN ull The stars thty want 10, who
h4yG ~ further desire to peortnto thn Inystcrics
OF ttlu heavens,-wuo bare, III s!iort, got enough
OF !t,-haye uren known TO Wcar st0Yc-lid iu
thu seat Ut their palst.
On u,p 18TH Vsuus will bo al her greatest sp.
parrut distance feun the Gun. but Will nut bs
tl,0st btiE(ant until some tllle In August, wlru
tho viii coma out IN her summer costume,
, 1879-05-15

ironically alluded, to the extreme purity OK tho
Denlosratc party nniF the sanity character Of
It's kerrustntatfvcs In tho chamber.
.1fe. 1tll was i1dally ordered enrroBacd. an1
placed III the order bf third rendiny.
surIsI:Mr COURT. 49,
The bin consolidating lhc Supreme Court At
Springfield will undoubtedly be hentcn. Those
who claln to know. sa,te tlat It will meyer get
yntes enough to carry. the tlousu havinE bcen
catlyassed for The pufnnse of neccsta!nlng tht:
tacts. 4 bill was introduced tf>tlay rroytdll'y
Tor Two terms Of court in cacll OF tho thrct lvis
ions. 1t Is t1oiiuht. II tic Court Is not consul.
itatcd at springfield, that It will DO consolidated
at Chicago Two years hence. Two-thiFtls d nll
thu business before tho court colucs from Cook
County, alnl heucc the Chicago delegation arc
RAPIDLY ,E coming to oppose tho present bill. It
Will not cakrr.
DEMOCRATIC cArcus.
Tie DrIGn1ters of tAe ll0usc held secret
CAUCUS this evening for The purpose Of dctcr1niu-
lug npon sotnr action In rotation To pendng
legislation, al.& Wentworth presided. After
su,nc delbcration, the ca,,cns adlourncl with
out having practically accomplished anythnE
heyonti determination to fight all ApproprIa-
!On bills where the interests Of The party wdro
At stake, or where any capital could 10 made.
The Committee will meet agafn III fow days.
, 1879-05-15
DUtpS.


The fcnthcrcd trlhcs-1he indians.
"Grcatly to his credit IA bank deposit.
aOh come, come hay wc!ghl" MS The impatient
far,nur said to the man ut the hay-acalcs.
An Amsterdam newspaper speaks Of man
who was fatally injured wh!to attempting to
commit suicide.
Everything ts alulteratcd, and It Is to 10
feared TINT The swret bY-nnd.by will contain an
Injurious amount Of glucose and muriate Of
tin.
The nunpcr OF flies TINT aro chewcd up annu-
ally by careless tea.drInkers, who u.tstako them
for tea-lcnvcs, is beyond nit earthly computa-
tion.-tincta'iatI Enquirer.
A scwing-maehina agent, who was very III,
being told tint llo lnust prepare TO pny the debt
OF nnttre, wanted to know ii It couldn't bo pail
on tho monthly ipstallmcnt p!ap.-Cinei,.,saH
Saturday NlghI.
A boy in school In city not rnore than
million miles from Albany lately translated the
familiar "Vox iauclous husi.," c,c. u. Ilatr
stuck I'll bis throat und stood on end" Fact.-
Boston Journal.
The 4-ycar-old child Is an admirable puc1c,,s
for circus party. As many as fifteen persous
hayc been known to take an a!ternuot, OF to
"seu that tho elephant 1iun'k sLcp on the little
fellow. ''-New Napen Register.
, 1879-05-15
FREE PASSES.

LEHlS1IATIpH NC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LQhIA-
MES RESPONSIBLE.
10 the Editor nt The Tribune.
CHICAGO, May 14.-ff thD railroad companies
would give our Legislators d frce pass over their
roa1s at the commencement atlll termination OF
thu eosaIon, the pcop1o would havo no right to
complain. The only persons interested would
he the stockholders III the roadf, who arc taxed
10 pay the n,ileago Of legislators, a1,d who might
not see tile propricty Of putting tho state'a
money into the legislators Pockets whilst 1t be-
lonXcu 10 the treasury OF thu company that did
the carrying.
But When the railroad companies give FREQ
pass to legislators during the rn.{re scssion, tey
inltet ralamity upou the whole State which
tic people should try by some means to instantly
avert. No ono duubts but our legislators would
system, as we should then hayo Ind six 1egsfa-
tiyu days instead Of four. Moldays aml Halur-
days have amounted to nothing during this ses-
alon. Many members engage buard but for iivs
days In n Week, aud lew for only lDur. They
hnys thur wnsllIN,, done at homo.
There Is scarcely member Of tho prcsent
Legislature who will not try to bc elected unless
they Gun obsu!u bcttcr office. Indeed 1t Is
contains moro chronic olliss-seckurs thun
any Of ita predecessors. They cxpcct to
"dcad-bcat" the country ever. hercattor,
as they now arc dead.beatinEn, tho rall-
Fo1l cOnpanlcss Ing peopte ahould thAe Ln!a
matter IN hAIlt, md. as tho per dicM nnd mile
are ar0 liberal, much more than tho legislators
! aat carn ut hotne,-t!ey sllou!1 elect no men
WHO will not stay ut Springfield md ntteud to
public business ind not sell themselves to TIC
great railroad corporation for a free ride,
Many people thuk their own parttrulus metI,-
bcrs arc at Springfield because they nyo not ut
luulc. Hut in this they aTo mistaken, NJ thry
nrc ruling all OVER the State. Visiting different
towns, uEl their follow. members.
Let the rnftrond companies Withdraw their
free passes, mud q s!ay would ut nnrc bo liked
fur adjournment. Tlte Haembers would stny ln
their seats n,d attend to the public business
COMMON SENSE,
, 1879-05-15

The London correspondent uf J.tyrrooo,, =.
per says: "Thc abors Ut the Qnceu nra 1 nro.s w..
onerous than thosu who looI; upon Royaty ,.s y,
round of pleastlsB ,lay 6clteyc. For u1aIon. = =
may not be generally l;nuwn tl,ut trJn~ nv ~ =
tnontlls prior to thy aspurs,,re Of tcy Msir.I,, t.,
for bayeno, about 17,0o0 buxcs, vontatn,!! ~
patches from the various departments Of St,.s
rcre forwarded to tic Queen at Daltnoraj. Nni,'
6os, etc, for lcr Ma1esty's pcr,,sal, eon,iur,,.
tiol, signature, etc. This statement rer,va,
froua one In position to know Its truth, In. Ds,.
Ing tho Inst twelve months the nl.tE6cr ot tr1.,
grams ilowIt,g into the Foreign Ultlre, dsy m,
night, from all parts OF Europe, have treu M au.
istration. The India Office, tho War OIljrs' nT1
the Colonial OtIlcc have chch contrbulrd enos,
nlously to the dispatches rucctved by The (uesn
many hundreds requiring hcr sen 1nunusI, III,
duty, moreover, u NOT affected BY ubsence, A.
for example. as DaYeno, thu post brings daIT
heavy bug to tile cllateau, ,ynilc slc lclerfaph
supplies work for tho Interval"