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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29
@effieI6. @a. 26. @ept.

Der Surmer g6amielain tpur6e 6eute
tpentge &utben bon ieinem 9auie meu6s
lin9S erl9olien. Son Dem MOrber bat
man feline Spur, BOD fGQt Der Serba6t
anf @Damlelain's Slater, NIT Dem CT auf
i9le9tem SuBe itanO.
8Oiton, Maii., s6. Sept.
Suftiu 8. Gum ipurDe ge1tern 9tben6 in
ietnem 9aule in 8ri6getpater ermoroet.
Setn SObn miro DerlmiBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29

SO a1btngton, 26. Sept.
Set bem &rie9szM nj # r. II m
lit foIgenbes GeGegramm Dss Oberlt 5atd
iber einen &f nit Snbtaneru eings=
gan9en:
Ganta Sc, 26. September.
Die Qieutenants 0atplon, Mrigbt un6
Oan ftiefen am 16. september am Sierra
8lanca Canon" auf cine eSnotanerlpur
unb perfoLgten bteielbe bis CUR Sauptquele
bes 2oSNnimoS> Sluies, mo- iie oieSnoianer
in elmer Itarfen Stellung antrafen. Gaptz
tim SeDer nit leiner Sompagnie uno Sugo
famen beran u1o na6n1en am Sample
She'll. gfa66em Ser Gampf ben gau3en
Sag gepdbrt bate, tparen Die Srnppen GEE
rl6tbigt, ii6 i'm OunteL Der Na6t 3uriif=
su5ieben; fie batten einen 8erluIt bon fWnf
Eooten uno einem 8ertpunDeten. MuBer>
benz batten tie 38 Yferbe DerIoren. Dim
Worgen tpuroen bie 9ieutenants 8laflon
unb @atetpoDo bonn 6. Geitecregtment nit
ibren NpaGez Gunel6aftern un0 @mmet
nit ben Napaio'5 auf ben &fplaB ent>
ienoet /; ite tDerben ben Snbianern nit et=
mem TbeiIe Der Gompagnie 8. bonn 9ten
gteiterreginent folgen un6 QBrigbt nit %
Wtann BON Gompagnie 8. miro it6 ibnen
morgen ani6lieBsn. 8tctorta ion etipo
140 Suoianer bel it6 baben. 3pei gtaz
Daios un6 Elm Burger tpur0em ebenfa4s
9etootet.
9ie biesiGbrige 8eiaenernte
iibertrifft mad Sn6alt oes Septemberi6ts
bic beS Dort9en Sa9re5. Ser 0ur@i6nit
Der &artoffelernte beIGuft ft6 fur oas
gan3e 2anb auf 95 8rosent gegen 70 Broz
gent i'm porigen Sabre. 8u6petsen lift
nit einem Our9ihnttt bon 95 8rosent
ettpas better ais leBtes Sabr. Sore6um
ergiebt seseniiber ben poridbrigen 81 8roz
gent einen 9ur9i6nitt BON 95 Broaent.
@er1aftmns elites amer. s@tfSz
Gapit6ms tit Wertco.
SanSraneisco, &c. Sept.
9er 0ampfer rgtetpbern" lit 1nter SSi6=
rung oes eriten Sfft5iers aus Mertfo in
ben bieit9en 9afen 3uriidgefebrt. Ser Gaz
pttGn bes 0ampfers, W1eb9er, lift in Wloz
aatlan in Mferifo inter Der MntIage bes
S9mug9eIs Derbaftet tporben, in6em man
ibn fir gemifie unabii6tlt6e ober ab1t6tz
li6e 8elebes> nebertretungen leitens bes
Nbienoers BON bier @arrenbauen nerantz
tportIi6 ma6te, bon oenen bic merifani>
i6en 3oubebOroen b%ebaupten, baB 1ie nit
Dem Jtetpbern mad Wfa3atIan befDroert
tporben ieien. @apitGn MaeB9er befinbet Ii6
bort nod i'll 6aft, obnobl er Dor Dem anne
rifantl6en @oniuI Die GrflGrun9 abgegez
ben bat, baB ibm BON Der ganaen Sade
nidts hetannt lit. @enm er i6ulbig Be-
funben miro, tpirb feline Citrate auf Slpei
SABRE @efangniB Iauten. Der amerttaniz
i6e GoniuL bOfft ieoo6 ben gapttGn BON
Der 9e9en i'm erbobenen Nnflage gu reiniz
gen, ba IS nidt einmal feitftebt, baB Bic err
tuGbuten bier characterization bon Dem geetpz
bern in Uea3atlan eelanoet porben fino.
0eftr0noet-
grObtbence, 81. S, s5. Sept.
9as llebunssi6iff vMinnelotq" bon Ser
8un0esfotte trennte Ii1 beute Worqen
BON ieinem Nnterp[abe inn 6afen BON
gtepport uab eeri eth BET Sort QOants auf
0en Strdn0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29
NuBlan0.
0erlin, rs. Sept.

Die Turfnenen haben tpieoerbolt Die
Selcgrapbenlinien Der 9tuiicn 5eritDrt. Die
9tadribt, DAP Die ruiltl6e Borbut nber
b0s &Opetgebirge binaus porgeOrun9en 1T,
mar bon DEM oringenoen @rlu6e1 UNI
0ertGrfungcn begleltet, uno IN Sol9e oelz
len miro cine nettere O1pl1Ion bel Satu
3ulammenge5ogen.
0as ruifilue amtli6e 8Iatt meloef, baB
tpG6reno Des WtonatS Mugult 1887 Seuerss
briinite in &uBlanb ftattgefunoen baben ;
Der bur6 bieielben angerihtete S9aoen
belGuft it9 auf 20 Wiuionen &ubel.
ct. Betersburg, 90. Sept.
Ser v@iebomo1ti" beri6tet, baB Sen.
Sergufalofts @rpeottion niAt na0 Wferm
sieben piro, Ionoern iib nit Der 8eebung
Der 0iitrifte am SuBe bes Gnpets @ebir9es,
pel6es Yerlien BON Dem Qanbe Der Turf=
nle1en lbeibet, begnii9t. STERN lei tein
pidti9er Bunft uno !6erat lei ia aud bon
Su1ara aus errethbar.
Serbten.
8eI9ra0, 26. Sept.
Qluf Ser 9onal apiiden Gilt Oriopa in
ungarn unb Sefia in Serbten bat sDii6en
0ltrei6ii6en S6mugglern uno forbidden
3oubeomten Elm &f ftattgefunben, III
tpel1em se9n Waun aDas 2eben Derloren
haben. SIN Ser 8efir6tung elmer @rneue>
rung bes Samples finb 8eritGrtungen mad
gleu SrioDa Gin Der i%oeenannten fIeinen
@aIladei) abgelenbet porben. Die S0tf=
fabrt auf ienem Sbeile Der 90rau lit gez
g~enpGrtts unii6er.
N1tm6nien.
8ufareit, IS. Sept.
Oie Srodenbeit bGlt an unb mirtt be-
reits i6Goigeno auf bic berbitlaaten fir
Die nG9fte @rnte.
slfeDaniftan.
2pnbOn, 25. Sept.
Gin SeIegramm BON 9abour melbet,
baB Die Wobmunos Sic @ren3forts be0ros
ben. Die tnbilde Snfanterie uno &aDal=
lerie Diro beoeuteno beritdrft neroen.
l1nter ben BET Bei9ouer ftebenben Grupz
ben lit Die Gbplera ausgebroden. 0as 8.
Snfanteriez Gegiment bat fil1f Weann an
Der &ranfbeit Derloren uno Stebt it6 oess
balb bon 0l6amruO Surit6.
g%Ioafrtfa.
2onbon, 26. Sept.
Cine 0epelde aus @apitabt meLoet: Oas
Sdif, auf nel6em ft6 GetetpaDo als
&rie9sgefangener b%eftnbet, lit AM 4. 3. M.
bon Sort 9nnfort %abgegangen; ole Nn=
ftalten Su ieiner Nufnabme i'm bieii9en Sea-
fell ftno eetroffen. Die iibrtgen fetnoIiz
den 9Guptlinge i'm Sululanbe babem iid
erqeben. Sir @arnet @olleleD lit am Z.
D. so. in Utrecht in X~ranspaal eiugetrofz
fen.
See GOrfGmnesreifemSe Stanley.
2onbon, %. September.
Ser Soridungsreiienbe Stanley lit am
8. b. so. bon Sierra 2eone na6 benz @Dn@
goHuiie aufgebroben. Nls CT in Sierra
2eone anfam, nannte er it6 Spinburt
unb billie leine Expedition in 10 bidtes
@%cbeimniB, baB Der 9amfer yNIbion" ,
auf Dem er li6 nit letren 8eglettern bes
fan6, @efabr Lief, bon ben 8ebDroen angez
baIten 81 tperoen; erit bann CAB STANLEY
bic n0tbigen NuftlGrungen.
Ste W~inSerpeit.
5 o II, 20. Sept.
9ie &tn6erpeit lit in Ser gfGbe bon &6z
nigsberg ausgebro6en; ie g%epinnt naz
1nentli1 in91uiitl9sBDlen an2luSbreitung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29
Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. etanlep.
aus @afUtu0tott.

@aibineton, 90. Sept.
Set bem &rte9sz SO int # er Ii nj
lit foIgenbes Eelegramm DeS Sberit Sat9
iber einen &f nit S%notaneru einges
- - -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29

5eute MOrgen lit bic n0r6li6e Mauer
per Selmible BON S. g. Grams & 60.
etngeltlr3t. Der S6aben beIGuft ft@ auf
ettpa $4,000. ba in benz @ebGuoe Elm be-
DeHten0er @prratb BON 2einiomen Iaeerte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29
a&mO Oct Iatifan.

W CNPNe
3ptiden 8reuBen un6 bent 8atifan iou
nod cine 9runoiGBli6e Weinun9soeri diez
6eilbeit beiteben. 8ismard lit gu !3ugez
i%tGnoniffen in ser 9InDenoung Der Mai9ez
leBe berett, bebarrt a6er felt BET benz in
bieien geieBen nie6ergelegten 9runbiabe
BON Der Sberbobett bes Staates in fir6z
Ii9en AngeIegcnbetten, unb Oielen @runbz
i1b f1lEn Der Batifan ni6t aIerfennen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29
Gelegrapbi(6r gepe(0eA.
ScutihI0nO.

8ten %. Sept.
Die 8eipredung spii6en 8ismard unb
QnbraiiD bat 3I eirem @innerit1nDniB bes
SSnbalts gefiibrt. OaB 0erti1lanb uno
Oeitrei6 an allen idpebenoen europGii6en
Srasen Oaiielbe gemeiui0aftli9e SSntereIle
5nben, uno baB Die Gage Gurrpas tetnen
3Ueifel bar9u 3nldBt. baB Die beiben &ei6e
i'm Sta1oe itnO. ienes Sntereiie in frieoli>
DER WeIle CUR @eltun9 gu b~rtnsen.
SIsmard uno 2lnbralip baben binIi6t=
lib zines 3ouuertra9s unb Der @rmeites
rung Der 8ertebrs mitteI spii6en Oeitreit
nuo 9euti6lano gereinbarun9en ges
t~raiIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29

90 OtpI.
Gbeiter @oobaIe, ipa6ri9einli6 Ser
ret9ite 8lrger bon Soutb @gremont,
tpurbe beute Morgen in ieiuem Stale bon
etnem 1nbefannten iberfauen, fur6tbar
m%iBbanbelt umb i6lieBli6 beraubt. Seine
8erleBungen iinb na6 Ser Nnfi6t Der
@er3te tO6tli6. Gin tramp. Der in Der
DOrberi9en 9ta6t auf benz 6euboben iber
benz Stale nnterfunft gefunben bate,
tDtro flr ben SbGter gebalten, nnD cine
Gelobnung BON $500 lit auf feline @rgrei=
funa QusQeiekt tnnrben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29
MOrStDnteW.

Wilmington, N.G, 90. Sept.
SIN Der Na6e BON Sbelbb, N.G., eri9oB
9eute Benjamin @iaiams ieine Sttefmnt>
ter Srau osborn. Sein 8dter bate tbtt
geitern Qbeno tpegen zines 8fer6es ausges
aanft u. er beging bie8luttbat rein nm it3
an pieiem 81 rG9en,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29
Bancroft.

Stem yorf, 28. Gebt.
Die @etreibe> 6Gnbler Sompfins & 60.
baben lire 3abluneen eingeIteut. 9luf
benz @ei3enmarft berri6t Mufreguna; Der
8eiaen lit Im 8 bis 4 gent5 eeltieeeH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29
0enr0uOet.

grObt6emce, 81. ST. S5. Sept.
9as llebunssi6iff rMinneiota" bon ser
8unOeslotte trennte ii6 beute Morgen
BON ieinem N~nterp[aBe i'm 6afen BON
gtetpport nltb seri eth BET Sort IDams auf
ben Stran6.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-05-07

does not pay larger tax concealed in the
price of what he buys, than is taken from
him in his town, state and school taxes.
And this has been done that the income tax
lin our opinion the fairest and justest tax
that was ever laid) might be abolished, and
the rich men of the country so far escape
their share of the national burdens. First
in our national legislature stand the per-
sonal interests of the Legislators themselves
their control of the Offices, and of political
power. Second, come the interests of those
classes who, by the direct and indirect use
Of money, by "pressure and influence"
besiege Congress with their demands. Third,
stand the interests of the laboring classes,
whose strikes and riots and various disorders
press themselves upon the notice of the gov
eminent, and lead to the passing of the fool
ish and Ineffective laws for the regulation
of the hours for labor. Lastly, or not at all,
are considered the interests of the farmers,
the wealth producers, but not the wealth po-
SCISSORS, of the nation. And why not the
wealth possessors 2 Because we send to
Congress advocates who betray our cause,
and surrender, if they do not sell, their sup
port to interests more powerful than ours,
because richer, more adroit, and more active
in their own behalf. Who among us looks
up the record of his Representative in Con-
gress, or knows how his votes are given ?
Among the farmers of Vermont not one in
five hundred If you looked after your
hired men" at home like that how long
could you keep out of the poor-house ?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-05-07
Biblical Queries for the Children.

Who had an iron bedstead, and why ?
What king made very rash promise
and why was he sorry for it 7
What king had his life prolonged in an
swer to his prayers
How did iad once aid Christ in perform
ing a miracle?
What man was healed of leprosy because
of the kind words of little girl?
What disciple was called the disciple
whom Jesus loved a?
What is the age of the oldest man men
toned in the Bible
Who climbed a tree to see Jesus
BY what means did God direct the jour
neyings of the children OF Israel in going
from Egypt
Who is said to have walked with God 7
If the children will send answers, they
may direct to Box 81 Waitsfeld, Vt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-05-07
educate the Man"

Professor Stockbridge of the Massachu-
sets Agricultural College TO whom we are
also indebted for copy of his interesting
Investigations on Rainfall, Percolation and
Evaporation of Water from the Soil, Depo-
sition of Dew, etc., in recent address be-
fore the Franklin Massachusetts, Farmers
Club, spoke at length of the unsatisfactory
condition of agriculture in New England
the disregard of the farming interest by
both the state and national governments,
and the utter want of influence on the part
of the farmers in both. He says:
And now you ask, what are we going to do
about il? What can lift up the agriculture of
Massachusetts TO the position 1t should occupy ?
answer, begin at the bottom, the controls the
situation, controls everything 1t is not by acct
dent that changes and improvements come, but
through intelligence. The place to begin Is with
the farmers OF Massachusetts; for If we have
learned anything by these years of experience,
we have learned that training, with intelligence,
becomes mighty force; We have spanned our
rivers with majestic bridges, have tunneled our
mountains upon the most skiful plans, but who
has done all this-the ignorant Irish, or China
manP No! II has been done by trained, edu-
Gated engineers who had been schooled in mod
agriculture cannot be improved by this same in
teligence? To suit the old ideas, the farmer
must be like the patient, podding OK he drives, or
as near TO a fool as possible The boy who is to
be merchant, and sell tape at two cents per
yard, must be educated, but the farmers boy,
who is to cope with nature in all her various
modes and intricacies needs no education; and
the farmers themselves and the farmers wives
too have been all too willing to accept these ideas
Now, the truth is, agriculture Is the most in
trcate and difficult to learn OF all the high pro-
fcssions. There is no exception, for there il not
natural law or science but what has a direct APP
plicaton to agriculture. Mneraogy, botany,
geology, chemistry and physiology, all these must
be well enough understood by the farmer that he
may be able 10 make practical application OF
them In his business. During the war OF the re.
bellion we had both new and disciplined troops
Did we send the raw recruits to battle and con.
tend with the disciplined troops OF the enemy
Now, who have these farmers got To meet Why
trained, disciplined men; and they must meet
these men as equals, or they will surely go down
And why, ask should not farmers be qualified
to meet the rest OF the world on an equal footing
My advice to you Is, TO educate your son 10 be q
man, not merely farmer. Improve the men
Of the country and they will take care OF the
farmers"
This is sound doctrine. Is it preached in
vain
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-05-07

THE liquor traffic smites society with a
curse fouler than even the deadliest plague.
1t seduces youth it wrecks manhood. 1t
reaches forward to blast the generations vet
unborn. 1t engenders pauperism. 1t peo-
pies jails, 1t multiplies murders. 1t defies
both God and man, Oh, sometimes think
it must be that it possesses personality, pur
poses, vital force, Sometimes | seem TO see
It, alive, horrible, malignant, mighty, omni
present Ought il not to be repressed
How presumably idiotic were any other
thought. With one hand building churches
and schools, and Strengthening the defense
of Christian homes, and with the other
granting tolerance to that which undoes the
work OF the church and school and home
alike Why not suppress it Why not
prohibit it by law
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-05-07

FENCE PosTs AND RooFs.-O. S. X. of
Scott's Mills, N. H., writes to inquire if any
thing can be done to the ends Of "clapboard
hearts to prevent them from rotting when
used as fence-posts. He also asks, What is
the best preparation for roofs, old or new p
As to the first question, we believe that
setting the ends of the posts in big kettle
Of boiling coal tar, and keeping them there
until saturated, has proved successful We
have used Johns Asbestos Roofing for Gov
ering old and new roofs, and are well satisfied
| with it,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-05-07
Nenperanre.
THE DIsENTHRALLED

-
III JOHN q. WHITTIER
lie had bowed down Ia drunkenness.
An ablect worphinper,
The pulse Of manhood's pride had gone.
Too faint and cool 10 stir,
And he had given his spirit up
Unto the humble thran;
a -, ~ ,no po''o"'" '"p'
S'''''' w "'' '''''
There came a change-the cloud rolled on
And light fell on hls brain,
And, like the passing OF dream
That cometh not again,
The shadow OF the spirit fled;
lie saw the gulf before.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-05-07

SLIGHT ERRoRs.-It was not "confes-
sion " but confusion of ideas of which we
spoke in the second paragraph of our article
on liberal education for farmers nor was
it "most Z" lands, but moist lands which we
spoke of in Pasture and Cows" as making
fine crops of Timothy, but better for COW
hay when seeded with mixture of limo
thy, redtop and fowlmeadow. Editing one
hundred miles from the printer is one kind
Of "bad editing"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-05-07

WE must insist upon it that in saloon
or about a saloon door is not the place for a
reformed man TO while away his leisure
hours. If business calls you TO such place
attend TO that business and be off. Don't
stop to loiter-to toy with temptation, if you
please, for that is just what it is. If you
have been drinking man and hope to remain
free from the blighting influences, never
throw yourself in the way of temptation.
The chances are that you will fail il you do.
Don't countenance a saloon so much as to
grace it with your presence. They are sink
holes of perdition. Keep away from them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-05-07

JOSH BILLINGS says "There is one thing
about hens that looks like wisdom-they
don't cackle much till they have laid their
eggs, Some folks are always cackling OF
what they are going TO do beforehand"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-05-07
JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, MAY z 1870
sGor Me Nonna.


Sing song Of snow-nakes,
Icicles and frost;
-Four and twenty snow-birds
In the woods were lost.
When the storm was ended
Happy birds were they,
BY some crumbs befriended
They lived TO ny away.
Sing song OF rain-drops,
Clouds and April weather;
Four and twenty redbreasts.
Caught out together.
When the shower was ended
What song was heard,
About the rainbow splendid,
From each dripping bird
Sing a song Of sunshine,
Bees a-bumming praises;
-Four and twenty hours
Lost among the daisies,
Hunt the wide world over.
From sea 10 continent,
You never will discover
Where the hours VENT
81. Nicholas for Mdl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-05-07
About Tie-Ups Z

Ansyl W. Putnam gives, in the New Eng
land Farmer, some new ideas upon tie-ups,
put forth by him at a recent Farmers In
stitute in Salem, Mass. as follows:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-05-07

This is sound doctrine. Is it preached in
vain
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-08

Tne mint AT Carson has been REQ
pened, and coinage will be rect,ni-
.menced as soon as the necessary bull
ion can be procured at market rates.
The New Orleans mint is running to
ills full capacity, with plenty Of bnll
ion ON hand. Much Of the bullion pur
chased there has been in the form Of
Mexican dollars. The Treasury is
making arrangements 10 avoid the ne
cessity of running the Philadelphia
mint night and day during August, TO
nake up the deficiency Of the coinage
Of standard silver dollars for the month
e July.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-08

tbs Record Caion says that Dr
Glenn, the III. b. candidate iur Gov
erner Of California, employs Chinese
90 his farm in preference 10 whi,es
What whites be is obliged to employ
be works from 8 o'clock in the morn.
ing ill o a, night. the wages being
nine ceuts per hour Ii the charges
brought against him are true he is
hot ektitled 70 . single vote.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-08
Notice.

In the matter OF the estate OF John W. Winner, de
ceased;
Ia the Probate Court of Boise county. laaho ler.
ritury
ESURsE&sr TO AN ORDER OF SNID COURT
~ made on the second dss of August. A. h
lei9 notice Is hereby given thai Slan lay, the
iSh day Of august, a. ID. 1879. All ociock NJ OF
said day, att Office Of the Probate Judge, Ia ia
hn city, Boise county, l. T.. has been appointt 4
as the time aud plsc for proving the sill q til.
said john Wipner. deceased and TOR hearing the
application OF kobefI Barber tor the issuance &c
him or letters tessauientarY. when and where any
petscn Interested may appear and contest III.
same. =. :. HART.
Probate Judge AID eS, oilicio CLERK
Gste1 arSust .. 1879.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-08

GEn + RuwRlL n Co, IN The Amer
lean Newspaper Directory for july,
sllaw that the whole uunter Of news
papers II the United States has IL.
creased siHcc lnnlary Of the current
year, from S,7o3 to 9.l59 New pa
pers abound ii the territories. Sus.
pensions have been fewer than in any
corresponding period Ior several years,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-08

len pounds 81 tie rinds, boiled IN
water til tend,r; make u syrup Of
two pounds u gar and one quart d
vinegar, bali ,ainn cloves, one ounce
cinnamon; this 10 be poured over the
.rind (bpiling llot) three days in sue
ccssiun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-08

"A SPECIAL from Austin, Texas, says
that tic Greai Nor bern Railroad was
sold, on July 3lsi, for ST 000,OO0 II
was bid IN by George Bailey, Of Gal.
weston, representing Kennedy & Sloan,
Of New York, trustees for the bond
holders
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-08

A LETTER was lately received by Ho
ratio j Sprague, United States Goa
sui al Gibraltar demanding that So
GOO he deposited IN a certain spot, on
pain of the death Of himself, and tami-
~, Tie Spanish authorities iuvcsn
gated the matter, aud arrested four
teen persons on Suspicion. Sprague
has since received letter containing
still more audaciuus threats.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-08

CnaLERA Is raging Among the troops
returning q India from Aighaietau.
lhv'lmih llu>sars lost 40 men in one
day. and the Seventeenth Foot 1875
men
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-08

10 APPOINTMENT fDl the English Mi@-
sion il expected 10 be made until Ut
Ter Minister Welsh returns home Ii
il thought tlat the position will be
oilcred % Geo " Childs, bnt is he
liesed lie will moi accept, il appointed,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-08

II il stated that Serii,agura, the
capital Il Cashmere, ordinarily con.
tanning 100000 inhabitants, mas oals
30,0On since tie famine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-08

Osaas pAsIiA has heen appointed
Commander Ia Chiei IL the army u Oh.
seryntisla on tile Greek frontier, Which
will number "a 900
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-08

IA not easily earned in these times
lh n ~ ~ Int 1t can be made in three months
a Gy any one OF either sex IL amy pafI
M A OF the country. WHO is willing SO wort
VyH A steadily at the employment that W.
" y n n hrnlsh sos per week Your owr
To n. You need not he away from hons ove,
night. You can give ur whole time to the work
ar oaly your spare moments We have agents who
are making aver $50 per day. All who engage a.
ailce can make money fast At the present tame
money cannot be usade so easily AMI rapidly NJ an,
other business. Ii costs n, thing to try the bnS-
ness Terms aud s. outfit free. Ad tress Ut enoe
H. HALLETr y ca. Portland. Maine.
S--Jaly A-57-ly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-08

MEXICAN tfo"ps are pnrsnlng the
border Indians, who drove III $50
horses and killed fifteen persons lat
week.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-08

THE Democrats III Maine nominated
straight Democratic Tickle witirat
awaiting he action of ihc Greenback-
ers.
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Chimney Creek District.

According 10 the Paradise Rppo,ie,
another new mining district has been
organized east Of Came Springs on tic
Winnemucca and Idaho road. Sam
pies Of the ere have been taken t.
Paradise 10 h. saved