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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22
Introduction Of " heat Into Amerlr a.

Prior 10 the discovery of this continent
ty Columbus there WAS no cereal 10 Amer.
lea approaching in usture the wheat PLANT.
1t was u until 1870 that wheat iouna i,s
way into Mexico. and then only by chan, 2.
A slave OF Cor,.z found few grains Ut
wheat 10 u. parcel # rice mid Shove ed It EN-
to his master, who trieiei them to t+
planted. The result Shaved that wh-.i
would thrive we'll on Mex CAP soil, and TO.
d., one Of lhe fnes, wheat valleys in The
world ,s near the NJ. xicrr capital. From
Mevico The cereal found its way To Peru
" ria D'Esro ~. wife OF Diego de Chan
vis>, car led IL few grains 10 Inns. " hich
"eie planted, the entire lioanr, being
used for seed Tor several sur.tssinl CROPS.
At Quiio, in Ecuador, n m.uk of the or
der OF 81. Francis. by the tame Of Fray
l0:osi Rxi, introduced the new cereal
and il is SAID tina, the jar " hich contained
the seeds iahtrd il ssili preserved by The
| monks of Quito. Wheat WAS introduced
into the present limis of the United Safe.
| onttmroranrously with the s-i,I. mtni III
| he county 10y the English AID the Dutch
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tho farmers 10 hold on IN their grain
for better prices. his is the way they
purpose to help their corner" along.
But the truth il the low price. are in
consequence Of the governments fund
Ing a.d ether operations. which have
mt oaly turned speculation for rr"f'
almost entirely in the channel Of bi. bly
secured bonds. but have also locked up
large amounts OF money some SIOU,.
900. 600 in the treasury. Il the gov.
ernmen. were To close M its funding ar.
engagements promptly and Tins let this
money out al the treasury. il would al
once give the cs.un'ry generally the
means ii hold ny lis stock If grain; it
would CAUSE values t. rise; il wnnla
compel the French. English. Spani.h
aud Italian people TO buy our grain
made dear by large volume Of money.
lf We lest gold by orer.,inn We wouln
nrrt with it at high f.ure, for just
what they made it worth in Europe.
but even If we were to Lose on gold
that would be bDt small lnss, r every
dollar If gold that we have TO sell 20
Europe we have twenty dnllar. worth
Of Mher property TO dispose # 10 that
continent; shd what merchant is there
VIII" would not be willing :" lose on one
description q! an article in order to
make profit twenty o,h,rs?
by all means in view OF the presen,
scarcity in the wheat crop in Esrore and
plenty gold on that continent, let us do
that hich y i'll make "ur wheai and o,hes
products dear and gold CHEAP; for certain.
~ then We will Re enhancing that We have
to sell and chsapening tina, we are getting
in payment ,bervfr..
This is tue way We would recc mme nd
farmers 10 hold on 10 their grain. and In
thus doing be also able 20 held on in IN.
instance at everything We have 10 nll ,t
Europe htsid+s grain.
Now. this We consider the modus Of IN,
| present situation Of the grain mrrkes
Every interest in the United States call
for large volume OF currency. IN orhe
for us TO sold our crops \, our nvn figure
and NOT be compelled TO par, with them y
the figures Of European bankers, mer
chH.'s and mannfsc'nrars.
I According to the Max Lime Eypyess
from which We quote. we are actual
flooding Europe With grain at unrsrnllrle
low figures at \ time when Eu,n,e ceper
ally, and The grain consuming States o
Europe, particularly. are threatened viii
probably the shortest grain crops in tn
past qn~r.rr OF century. IL there fnnn
rial or commercial wisd. III in prores din
such as this?-- Grain and Prorist. n Rev .u
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22
Kissed the wrong Fellow.

II Is sometimes unfortunate Ia
have a friend who resembl you.
even though the resemblance extend.
no further than the ba X OF he head.
A fellow in our town found it sn.
His friend Pendlrtnn was spending
few days with him. aud he t,ck
.rest pleasure in introducing 70 him
Miss. DAWN, his flncec, aud her friend
Mi.s. Elton.
It was Fourth Of July after, DON
when sae Introducing took place on the
lrnnnd IT the anna. celrbrat,on.
The ladies' ,oon wea, led Of the gnv
noisy crowd. and Miss. Dxvlin's c ~
little pl @'"n was Mt hand. they decided
TO return 10 Miss. Daylin's home.
"Ym viii bring your friend over to
to, will you MT. Frank ?" Mis- DIV
lin said 10 MIR. Kimbsl, as she took up
the reins.
Thank you" Kimbal replied. I'm
afrai. Penhieton has another engage.
mont but III bring him { can"
he young ladies drove ava. and
arrived NJ the D.vlin npnsion. retired
immediately to,teir dres.in. room.
When their toilet was bur half com
ple'ed Miss. Davln heard the gate shn,
and then footsteps on the ir"nt walk
Surmising that her lnv r had arrived.
and aware that there were M servants
in the house, the ran to the trout ha!l
window and called out:
| "Frsnk, is it your"
Yes"
We'll. then. pleas. walk into the
parlr and make yourself at home.
will he down in few moment"
"All CHIT"
MIR Prndletou did not come. llel
en-" she said to her FREUD as she re
turned 10 the dressing room "Frauk
is alone. so Ill hurry Down"
Tier arrangement were snon compile
tod. and IT Piping lightly down III
stairs, she entered the dining room,
ani pseped through the parlor d"r
saw h lever sitting in the easy chair
will, his hack towards he-.
IN give him little surprise. >
Thought the yonng lady mi>chievon>ly
Tip the ing .l,ng t . soft carpet sht
succ"ed.d in entering the parlor an,
reaching It. +, chair before he was aware
Of her approach. With eyes heamihe
With I've and mischief she su denly
threw her srms around his neck aud
covered his face with kisses.
Fairly out Of breath at last she de
sisted with the exclamation:
There. how dn you like that. sir ?
Very we'll, indeed" respond d Mr.
Peudlct"n cooily, With cry of hor
ror Miss Dsvlin oazed around the room
and to her astonishlnsnt, she beheld he.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22

afiianced lover seated by the window
Surveying the extraordinary proceeding
with conservatism.
why. III though, it was Y u"
the poor girl stalninered. aud then. fem.
in'De.iike, burt into tears, aud dashed
from the r ON. leaving the two young
men in .erio's danger If commissions
|, is raid 'hs, Kirbal has spent m"re
money treating his friends this ,n"hth
than he ever did in his lifetime befure.
- Pomeroy's Democrat
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22
The Oregon Stea hip Company.

NEW York. July 81 The PutHc.
QUOT the denial OF the report tina,
tive Union pac tic has conr.ol OF the
Oregon Steamship Company, SAYS
The No',h-r" Pacific pc 'p!e are entire
~ certain that he Uninn l'ac &c ha.
absolutely no,hing I" do with the new
Company. lie; it be recorded iha, If :,
Is MT their Intention :" secure BY N,
new ute 10 the Cn.umbia AZ Wal
inla. u complete line. indie, cn.len, d
the Central Pacific. the Union pacf,
people sre less shrewd than they ar,
snppns, d to be-
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22
u nAnAro ssoee A YEAR. ar 4, +, sqo

ID ~ AATo S60ae A YEAR, or SIS to $40
VIhIu, day in Your "wn loeality. No
IN HEbvuur risk. Women d. as well rs
w ahvIU men, Many make mere than
Othe ain, unit 8 atel above. NJ
one IAN fail to make money fast. ANY o.e can
dc the work. You can make IRON Scots. tn 81
al hour by dev"ting yon. evenings and spare
time !" the business. 1t costs nothing l., try
the business. N"hing like it for money max
ing ever offered before. business plcasan and
strictly honorable. Reaie 1. If you want To-
know all abnat the hest paying business hsfore
the public. send us your address and We will
send You iall particulars and private terms free;
samples worth IS ala" free; you can then make
up yeur mind tor yourself. Address.
GsoRes SrtSsoS Co.. Portland Maine.
43-ly
, 1879-05-16

The exodus Of tho colurcl follsa l,as done
great good aroaly by opening tho oyes Ut Tho
Boul.esn people to the rcnl condition Of affairs.
alll to this neceasity Of doing something to
prevent tho alusus to which tEle nrgro popula-
lion has been subjected. At u niuetiiIg OF tile
planters p1ll businessmen Ut Qtecnyle, Mtss.,
Il fer days a9o, they resolved as fulloHs;
!: We dcmaad taat tho flights of !ho people,
without regard to race. cut0F, uF nativity. s4sll ba
respectful, nll law far 0nu sIlall bu law for all.
=: W. lrnIand that ctimc shall ba supnscsscd.
and that Thu administration Of ja.cc shatl be I'm.
pats!-lwartng alikO upon all. high Of lpw, rich OF
j. We dcn,anl thu repeal Vt all laws which dis.
cEm!nnte aRaiust tho labor OF the country, our ou,y
h"po Of matgsinl proansrtsy, md that laT. aha'i
tue on}oyment of t!!o fruits y n his own tel;
aud thai the sotcr sIsa aa tfofvctcl IN FREQ oal,
at aud All hoNe't cnnnt. to thu snd thas tho abar
Ut the canntFy may nut bq urtvtn awny.
&. We ar.nln4 u reylsidn and tboFongh execution
Of tho criminal laws nj tho State. 10 HAT It shall no
longer " truihfnly said tat or Doastuu ctftl,x4.
tioH haugH Oh tue sdKe Of bashafiaa,. n
, 1879-05-16

II will bo remembered that tho new Con-
stttasion Of California makes radical changes
in tho system Of taxation, tho point afmod ut
boing to reach the banks and other Annnciat
institutions. Upon this subject tho now
school Of legislators IN the California Con.
vantion have pushed thar theory to It's full
extremity. They have resolved TINT money
Is property to DO taxed as other property,
and that tho oapital stock, deposits, md all
other credits hold by banks md other corpo-
rations shall DO assesaod mud taxad ut their
full value. Tho 1naiu argument for this sys-
tom is, that by collecting taxea Of these In
atitntions they will roduce ta1ation, especial
ly to tho poorer olasHea Of society. 70 Illus
trats the fancicd expectations aud representa-
tions Of those who insistod upon this new
syatem Of taxation, We give ono Of tho tablcs
comparing the taxable vnlue Of tho nssota OF
the banking establishments Of San Francisco
In 1873, mud Of tho same institutions under
Tho new system. Tho change is striking md
suggestive. Hure aro tho comparative fly
uress
, 1879-05-16

with which tho 1,ritiAl cabinet tlan,nulst Of
the Sntar tho summary dismissal Of Tho
Kl'ealyo for having freoa fiin,Helf fro,n Mr.
Wt1aoN's aupcrvision, Lord DEAcoNar1Etp
will tnrnoiy aecopt tho situatton, thus
plaefng England ia the position Of
being ridioulous1y snubbod by Egypt.
In tho meantime, English insorests In
tho suez OanaI, concerning which so much
WIS setd "a m excuse for making Kr. VIII
sos member Of tho Egyptian Government,
are left IN abeynncc. Affairs III intlspondont
Dnrtnai,, md the sanguinary oonduot Of
King TuEEnAw aro alzo causing much dis
aatiBfactton, and grave apprehension ia felt
for tho safely Of Srr. snAw, English Com
missioner at tho uur1ncao Court. f1o ID
practically prisoner In bis own house, md
tito burmese King, since his accession to
powor, Inns takon overy opportunity to in
form him TINT English Influence In bnrn,al.
will no longer bo tolerated. A1andslay, tue
Capital Of Durtnah, is at distance Of 300
miles from tho British frontier, and as Mr.
SHAW hns no guard other than small party
Of nntivo Indian troops, his life ia practically
subject to tho caprice of tho brutal uonBtor
who, within a few months, has murdered
moro than hundred Of his own relatives.
Although tho DEAooaar1Etp Government
cannot ba held accountable for this condition
Of aifairs, yet these ntTafrs only sorve to mako
moro intonse tho growing dissatisfaction
Which exists, and which is caused by matters
for which the Government Is plainly and
f1tract1p rno&1nnaftto
, 1879-05-16

roll tho Htono away from tic hepu!c1ro wl,orn
thu hrokon form pf l,ar oruo'led Industries
lios b,1riet. Tho hannor Of tho Lost CauHo
hna bopn folded nnd laid away; hnt 1t Ia still
tho idol Of their innginntions md tho In
higuia Of thoir Future hopes. They dill not
take kindly to their t1ofoat, ,--no bravo people
over did,-and, now TINT thoy think they
600 why TO repair sonto Of the namoloss
damages thoy hnvo Sustained, aud whnt
seems 10 them q constitutional 1notllotl
whereby they can mend their shnttored for
tunes, II In not straugs that they should
adopt the plan markod out by Mr.. Tit.
MAN's frank and extraordinary lettor. Two
important moastres suggested by hrr. Titt-
MAN lnvo nlroady boon ntlopted by tho Denl-
ooratio party, viz: tho ropeal Of thu RECON-
striosion aots-which Is now being attempt
ed by the Ooufedorates in Congressional tho
practical destruction of negro sufrraga by tho
Democratic bulfdozora Of tho South. Tho
proposition for the slatos to adopt proper
ty qualification as schomo that woul e.
feotually dlsfranohiso tho blacks Ia little
1ni1dor tnothod thnn tho provalont custom to
kill, intfmidate, or shoot tllon,, mid OH that
ground tho plan Of Trl1nAN ts preferable to
the mississippi practice. Tho proposition To
rnc011stYt1nt }t,a Ennrnrur E1t1rt nf thu I1ntia1
, 1879-05-16

Franco dosa not takeat NIL kindly to Tic
direction have proven worry unproiitabEo, and
now that thoro nre to be two btes al the
Hhrunkon cherry, a,,d England .mnst
have tho first chance, French fnaueiors SOC
little prospect of turning penny in
any Investment looking to tile building up
of tho tlilapida,ed fortunes Of the lis,nen,-
borod Tusk;sh Empire. The Ports's need is
nevertheless crying ouo, ms its army is
already in n state Of inenborGuation on
nccount Of tho long arronrs OF tho pay of itB
officers md u1cn
, 1879-05-16

There are mnny complaints, md with Just
ca1lse, Of tho maanor In which tho bridge
orainanco Is disregartlcta. Twice yesterday
there wore long aud aggravating waits ca,.soa
by tho choking up Of tho river will, ycssels,
and oaoh time perhaps 2o,Ooo people wore
delayed for half au hour or moro from ttoir
business. In ono instance at st,-that
Mt Mldison street bridge between .
md o'clock In tho afternoon, -
proper management would hayo re1,l.
edicd tho difficulty without seriously dis
commoling tho shipping interests, while
many thousand roople would have Leo,.
spared thu annoyance aud loss cnusod by tho
Dolby. 1t is matter worthy Of tho asssn-
ton of the Common Council, aud should DO
looked aftar,
, 1879-05-16

It ia calculated in Now York that MI i'm
mel1a.o elect OF tho adoption of tho now
Constitution In California will bs the trar,a-
fer to the hrst-namod city Of large number
of tho mining corporations now having their
headquarters iu Sau francisco, where gnul-
bling In mining stocks will hereafter DO pro-
hibiteI. II it shnll provo 80, SIM Francisco
will be the gainer in tho removal Of curse
to business and society,
, 1879-05-16

Tho voto Is nigh ior thnu tho swor'''
To Mr.. sloason: Go East, young lnah' y
Euat, r..
AIr. sol.aofer'a run beats Rowol's or -
sole's. ,,u,.
Tho address, Of Congress 10 tae f'e''''"
Stop tl,osa Informal yctocs. w
Has Hlossou 1iyotl long enough !"
York to fureot hlA bllliaraa' ,...,,.,
Now York Ia Of tho opinion tha' o'AA'''
must b yetoed Immediately.
It WIS not only o prizo fight, oa' ~ "
surprlAo nqht. ..-Jdms EtltoH' ..;o-.
Alr. Soi,aofer will mover gaso up 'u0 '
meaning, OF course, tho clnmao"sn'p. .,.
Tho Coufsderntes tlnd il isnpnsslSla, 49, " I'll ss
turo tho Wh.s House. il IL loo "s'' '''''''
yetues. : ,,,t hs
The bloa.od boudLolder mist g"' t,n,-
needn't mad about taking his ponoa WV"
utaav HtaFt4v, .,,.so,, Tho
An oxcl,ango calls Magg|o sl'tea'' Id
bs.. "crlokot" playes. II Ii sad 10 NV
tond At tho .'bowl." nom;uf
ssyeral Frsuoh billinrl exports a!' IT. n,Iil,ci,
10 this country to take LESSONS II s''
pf tho Chicago champion :, n,.,a ve,1s
An exchange says that David LAX rh,uplap
tho champion belt. 30 wa snppo''
bolt has bssn greatly enlaFsea' m tn
Perhaps We l.aye boon 100 sa'vs ~ Mar osls.ss
Solid South. There Ia movement ~
tor tho enlargement af lcas'siaAss3' ,,,,g n.
Several Hiborian exiles have 10y ,'s they hs''
,,vad in mia country, aul we sh'"s ,, ,lsm.
, 1879-05-16

Tho Western Gus Association has just In
is!sed it's Convention IN Chicago. its mcu.-
hers haro linked over tho subject OF tho
electric light, and have' concluded to their
own satisfaction TINT gas manufacturers have
nothing to foar from that source. They
lave no fat!, in tho nbility Of Edison or any-
body olso to produce by electricity n light
TINT can compete with gas in point Of econ-
, 1879-05-16

Tho resignation Of aIr. CtrEsBnouan, the City
Engineer, iB IN embarrassment to tho city. uu
has becn 30 long connected wltll the city, an1
has done 80 much 10 lNnke Ghtcnuo laabitable,
that hIs resirument is considered by thc pcopsu
as personal Us well rs public osa. Tic fact
TINT lle had to rcsiKn beeut1so OF tic wanlon
reduction of hts sanry adls to tho general re-
grct. Among thosu urged for the uiacc, upoi,
tle supposttiot tlat air. CuEsDnouAu's retire
mnns Is permanent, Is Capt. 7. r. TURNKEY, a.1
old anl well-ltnown citizen Ut Clllcago. lie las
tls advantage Of u long army experience. Capt.
TUnNLRr's tntlisnry history has the following
retosu uf his service: Culet ut West Fulnt,
1879 to 1915; grmluntea nnd appointed 8cruni
Lieutenant Seconl Infantry july l, 1915;
served u the war with Mexico, 1917 to rs; ut
Monterey, 1910; sicgo Of Vern Cruz, stareh,
1917; III garrison at Vcra Cruz to November,
lS47; at tne City OF Mexico anl Cuernayaeaa,
1913; OIL frontier duty at Austin, Tex..' 18t8-'40;
Fort Duncan, Tex. 1Si9-'50; Quartermastcr of
train to Fort Bliss. Tex. 1S51; ,nalu First I.tau-
tctunt, 1880; ut Eort Mclntost, 1b50-'5i; cotn~
mn,,dtrg cseost tu Fort Duucal', 1851; Fort Mt
lntosh, 1B5l-'59; Furt Tcrret. Tux, B53; GUAR
turnastcr Flrst Infantry, Mareh tn July, 1553,
bcIl, engaged In upcAing ranl as,l transport
Ing euppltos 10 Now sfexIeo; OIL rucruittng scrs-
ice, 1S59'8a; In Qaartcrtnastcr,1cnc office,
Washington, 1915; madu Captain on stasr
Assistant Qunrtermaater; on duty ut CINCINNATI,
1855; Oh Sioux expedition, 1855; Fort Pierre,
Dakota, 1Hsi.'57; In Oregon, 1851; Fort Brown,
Tex, l857-t5S; Chtut Quartsr1nnstcr ct forces
opesattng In Utah, 1S53-'t'o; leave of abscnca.
1BDO.t0l. Served III tie War of tho Rebellion:
8upcruteni!ng tho repairs Ut tho railroad
betwguu Harrisburg und Halttn,uro. April
nnl 5ay, 1901; Chief nuutternaster
, 1879-05-16

TnunMAN's pictures begin to adorn The trort
.pago Of tllc weekly newspapers. lI'e T1ol~at
Ia poor Md baby executed, an'l insteul d
lattcriug tho subject, us photos Gctc's''l Do
they make him louk worse tllan n4saTa. 4
llttls ut Of te old rod b.nIanuur lnisnt ehli'ss
II n frltlt.
, 1879-05-16

Mr. TAuRMANs turn cau,o for q speech
yesterday, and he was obliged to undertake
Tho task Of oilsotting some Of tbs strong points
recently mado by Ar. CosgI1No, lls. Ed
AusDd, aud others Of the powerful minority,
III tl1o suuate. So hu took tue floor for q Bot
, 1879-05-16

HAYES probably stared ut homo from ena'ea
to ws1tc his last vetu fncssngc. lie recesei 1he
CAUCUS bill Gil Saturday oycnn. aud 'ei'ael
IT with Ills objections on A1unday. lie hu1rr
up In uruur to give Cungrusa nu opportunity "
adjourn,
, 1879-05-16

Tho Milwaukee, Emahg Wisconsin IS "g's|I
lied 10 parcctys tl!at JoitH a. LouAs, wa w,
nncs pronounced an iuIfattoniat, stsa'lflF 'o'FS
agaiuat every proposition tu Increase tl'e p4sa
money aluanatlng lrom thu Nutional lTs1saft''
, 1879-05-16

In the racc for tho Guhusnator!al nomlpa@a
tn Ohio On tlsc Republican sI.!e, Mr' tosssA :,
snia tu hRyc the pn}e. II !osks nov u :, =
Dlsuop, tho present Incumbent. WILL 70 u'
D.fnt,crnttc cnt,dldate,
, 1879-05-16

III 'hoao ite"'orss mt! lax insfea upon tho
wages f''ntl from which employers aro alono
"bl' to pay tl'e'r Iiantta.
Tho 'a'iks' however, will not 10 ablo to
advance tho rnte OF Interest on loans to bor-
rowcrs to tho tnll oxtont OF tho INK, md
therefore they Will 10 driven TO tho moro
direct lrooco'ling Of reducing the interest nj
lowed to thclt dopoattors. Iho fe"ncsion OF
tile ratio OF interest paid 10 'tepoattora' il put
A. ohiy per cont, on '3to'ooo'ooo' "aa
the rato OF Interest," advanced per cunt on
loans to tho eamo amount VIII "'tow tho
banks not sa7lng Of YSuo,ooo year, wifoh
Ii ono-lhiru creator than the tax which the
now oona1ftut'oh Will exact ot tnefn' lint
IL 10 say, under' tho roduotion OF the ratio OF
lntefoae paid 10 aepositora ana tic inofeaso
OF interest exaotod OF borrowofs, tho bai'ks
will haVo net income 8U pof cent greater
after paying the 'noroasoa teaes thofa they
would havo had haa thorc boon no ohange IN
TIC systoh1'
Upon whon' therefore,. will INC tax fallI
iho aeposttors III tic savings bahks OF san
tranclseo hto Fory numerous tho5 embrace
, 1879-05-16

Tho t'mo has como for the May annivorsa-
ries Of various religious denominations, md
the dispatches givo accounts OF the respect
i've gatherings wAicl, assembled yesterday.
, 1879-05-16
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TUX CutcAnn TR,DrHx hns established branch ot1csA
for 1g tecetnt Of subscriptions and advertisements
fo,towR.
NEW YogR-Room 70 Tribune nulIdinn F. T. Mo-
FAnnxn, Manager. ......
FARiB, fr.ncc-So 10 lIuc do IA Grange. 11atefsre.
II. MAHLxn, Agent.
, LONDON. EnH.-Amtrican Exchange. 40 Strand.
HENRY F. 0ILL,a. Agent.
WASHINGTON j. C.-i31n street,
, 1879-05-16

,oovtotfon nf Tour Nfr.ra Ain hfor.
mon ~ n,,voorv oh;oav uuon tl,o toat;.
,no.,, ~ n1;as ow.n HI. 1otost .con,.,t;on
a;uoo tho o~,io,o 60, u-;tta, ,ra ,,oya rooa,1o,
t,,a t.,.;,.a.v ;t.a,f ,vh;o,, ,,;vos nu;to - H..
.a,,aa "-,;,;,;on -, Mos,,,en ,vs,l,,naa =.
.na1, :, ,.osr t,x,,,ht, ,,,a.,,ro ~ 49, 1;,o,*,
80 $3.50 ' t1;aa 49,. ,,,,,. s.a> ~.
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1ea. N e' >''
-.
~ "pPoA3S .ton. .or 'oSs..'ony 'e'at S1'o
kne" aii1hS III 1aas'anu peloto i' was
AAofmon' anu WIN engage" u nun. nc oo-
cams convert IN to'o' aao sas'0o lor AUS.
ttaha Win 6onlo oi ns ofo1nlen' o''o iost
nll track Of INN ana a'o NOT neas from A.fa
again untA .nroo years a1.erwata' wnon h0
returned to lahg'aha as q Mormon missions
ary' Lie rono"oa nof acqna'ntaaoe anu atso
tho engagement notifying nor that he
pad TWO other naness IN osah, EMILY
and JULIA SPENCER out promising her that
sho should oe tha arst vile. ehe wanted
to he mafrlei then and there, hut M1IEa de-
olhfau IL wouloat 10 S"'ia' ~ tasy 'ause 10
married IN ING Haoo"1aen' ttouso' ihey
, 1879-05-16

All the politicians In Ohio nre now "a'eaa,..
their fcurcs," ind there Will bc n101c o. s.'
Kind OF work tlone this uprIu, aliti su'ae' 'u'~
uvVr loforC.
, 1879-05-16

4 new papar has Just lccn started Ill ''py
tugton which Is said to 10 tlsc cmhrYo o'siu" ae.
JOHN SHERMAN. II TINT IL true, sts af''c'ss ~
finance ought to be generally Sound.
, 1879-05-16

DAN VOORHEES, still !nstata that tlEete ~,
been pu resumption Of speclu paStntnts' pAa
never Thought TINT "tiio war between ~
HtatesH ,gas rebellion.
, 1879-05-16

ORIENTAL LODGE. M. A. a.. F. md a. M.-fIal|.
It.. LaSnllt.st. ftnttd Communication this tFsldAy)
evening at ;:S, oclpsk. tnr business md nsrt,eioo
T.. u. TUCKER, SECRETARY,