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, 1879-05-24

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CH1cAuo, May 23.-The writer OF the article
on '1nterna.lonal Copyright" iii yesterdays
TRIBUNE does, It sccms to nc, great Injustice
to the American publishers. IL asst,tncs, In the
frst place, that they hayo universally, until
vcry recently, opposed an international copy
right. This 10 bv no means true, for many
American publishers llnyo long bccn, and arc to-
day, among lta strong advocates, solely on the
Erouud.ot It's Justice, n1ld without reference 10
their own interests. Tie article iu question
also assumes tint tho American publishers llave
for years past regularly stolen tho works Of En.
gltsh authors. The fucts are TINT English aa-
tllors havo been paid largo Sums voluntarily by
American publishers. OF late years u,esc pay
mcnta had grown Into general custom among
reputable American publishers whcnuYer tiIeey
had been nble to ulnko the works
OF an English at,thor profitable, but the
sa1ne courtesy has BY 10 tnenns BEEN shown BY
Hrlttsh publishers toward american authort.
While thousands Of pounds have been paid by
be difficult to hear Of nny pnymcuta whatever
that havs been made by British publishers to
American authors. And this Is not becausu
American authors have not been popular lu En-
have been sold very largely over there.
As II IL now, American literary mon arc tho
greatest sufferers by tho absence Of ntcrnntion-
al copyright. They arc NIT only dcfrautlcd Of
uuj EGLlFA t4ElE HOaA IL 1ECAk OILkulll, Uut
cheap English reprints aro rapidly dopriyIng
them Of any market at homo. Suppose, for In
stance, soma young American author, anxious
to live by his pen md snake q nnnic for
hImsotf, brings 10 an American publisher
really good work of fiction. Tile
publisher may bc pleased with #,
d copyright, but ho Ia likely to bo deferred By
the impossibtltty Of making tho work successful
and profitable III competition with tue clcaply
reprinted fiction on whiet, no duty is patd.
Tile writer recently beard prominent New
York publisher Say ilcro were today only three
Or four American writers Of fiction whose works
he Woulh look at with view to publication
Tl,cre nrc many sides to this vexcd question;
and. alter all, here, rs in other mattcrs, tle
writer bolievcs the true interest Of the greatest
number will be best served br settlement TINT
will coincide with absolute justice, ra,l1cr thar,
With seeming. policy. II the English and Amer-
tcan author Inns abstrnctly right to The prop
erty which he las created, let international law
giyo hlm the right to control 1t everywhere.
4. G.. Mctt.
, 1879-05-24
A Brief History of the Compound and
Wl0i In Claimed for It.

Tie hr.t s.sreeasfu1 experiment maIc By Mr.. WhUGA.
NAN Wit! bc Compound WAS In the atIinter Of 1871,
utpn Sued Corn planted IN sua! from which l'Ad
ioxlnE remit; G9;n n':,,,s. ,iay is]: Lsavcs of
July i-torty-unp days; cpr,i hnwn down BY ti0ri
Iuly 4; act NJ nn tIch 1nly u fwltt tf1s ony
y fic!d wa1 at tls rate Of three hndred md thift7:
c!sit t.gtl hitIas Sf cars ir aaIe al sDmnd. well
anA c q ts sorH . attracted tld attcnt6n Of tho
auxous to try tte to1lowlnx fan their own
cGlh which They tia nn with extraordinary rcau1ts
y ninaoi s gfow:h 9.ths ,csl G; tG5oscs glsat.
reactse4 tsn hy Ills urfnary cthoi OF plant.
ing; 6, aI!xcr from cnt1y plhnt!nE a!h trDsts
s,e. and u nut n1cd broadcast. many frrlitzns
ar; a? the Go.t 0f rrc!arnE neascora fur taatauco
wUrlnB md EFubs, WV
, 1879-05-24

Cu1uano, Mny sI.-A sncctn. ilianatcb from
nn,-oit IN vn,r r,,o, ~ y..+ srdav hooso,,
- -" ); !oai pHpss -. "s"a,u
cnaat u; ho ~ ~,
In extending the definition OF tho term Amateur
~ PUN ,,o.'n, Wv" f,h 10 fpon, na.,s t ,Ha.a
'neI'' 'to"t't' wv 1@otA .o'"!'t''e tueAo'
II goes 50 1ar ns 10 speak Of TIC "arroganco,
cowardlec, and utter lack of courtesy Of the En-.
r1;sh, u and n hcad-line statca Men WIN ,vork
rnd orc flt tn 1tvo ara mt rood enough n NV
a." a,.o. ~. ,,,... ~ ~ '~ NV '0oNA 0'1" ~ ~"
Now, sir, as m Eneltshnar, and being somc-
what acquainted with the circumstances ami
surroundings OF Tic uculcy Regatta. I n,ust
roo,.st IN, ~ .,,ov nm - az fo,r
words On tho otller side, feeling as
do, and as think every fa!r-mludcl
person must, thut such sentiments and express
lions arc unfair and !3nieunded: Tho trae stats
fnr The tIrst uud bes; Of il kind. linz rs IL
esse,,tin, of,icct Inn c,,co,1raremnnt NJ rowng
nrnonT those whoso ordinary ayocatioi md mr..
suits would not lead them naturally into tho
snry in tim juxi,rv of n.,r motlern c}rliznti,,T
'rhS rrcws nt Ticntoy hnrc nrcori,neiv hjit'rrtn
lerr, almost alwnvs s;,e OF two sntls: III frotn
clubs comnosed of busiucss md nrofessionni
mrns smri, n. merchants. 1owvnrs. hpnErrs "mI
tI'plr ennloycs. ctcs: aml u, frnn, .hr et.fora
toat clmhs Of the varlo,in univcrsft,es. sn ~
from "mcn WHO work', not boinr tboarat
s:raoa enot1eh. u tho cs,npstftors % mn ms,,niIv
,ncn ruonocl1 in thu mnst severo scorntorv ] iaai.
ness.Mthe London Rnwinr Cinb. for insta,,ec.
H." hcst aTatc,. clml, II En@1aui heInn coI,,
n"scd ajmost Wholly Of baTd.sorkfn%r % b,.an"as
man. ~''"'s'
Tho doe,,t,cn ~ I'm .o,u ,,,,+.rr I,
tn III. ve"r In, i,ecn 1!tnrtn fn,sn' .nt3ciens. ~
H. .nass nt IL l., w." t'.,, '..oa. .Ua.
.t uas " now .ou, a 10 : M
not co,ne within tho f1cnley tneantnts NJ m
n,notour Enr T. !. avI,,ant thot ~ "i33nv ~. ~
snns cnTopei IN tts,sr ns,rs,,tts snnd nnmnlcta
~ tnfaat ~ s,hsant - ~ tno no.z"tt. 1 pii.
-, eoso' s"o uo11tt " Wv 4t%kat.a~ W. SAlAa4li-
, 1879-05-24
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
The Troflts on Silver Co1nnEc-JVho Gets It7
To The Editor af The Tribune.

The Troflts on Silver Co1nnEc-Nho Gets It7
TO the Editor at The Tribune.
Cn1ot1o, May 29-tt appears from the morn-
Ing papers that tue Warner Silver bill is likely
10 be defcatod in tho House for the renson tl,at
II it becomes law, md there Is Il free coinage OF
silver, thu Government will loss the dtIerouco
between the bullion and the coin value Of silver.
This di1erouco is cs,lscd by tho lazy OF 1879,
which maKes the gold dollar tho sole measure
Ut oil values. So long as this remains, silver
nnd ell other forms Of property will continue to
fail away from gold; and fpasmllcll as tho
ratio bGtWccn property In tho form of money
aill property In other forms Is at least rs one
to fifty, for every dollar tint the Government
tnakes In purchasing silver bullion tbs people
lose $U In tho Bflrnnkcn value Of their
property The notion TINT owners Of
stlEcr bullion will mako this difference Is
simply plausible; It Ia apparent, not real.
II the silver dollar should ba tnnde tho unit Of
value, as 1t was befOru tue act Of 1879 wns
3711@ Grains Of pnro silver would ho equal to
tho SAME quantity ID tic form Of coined money,
--abatIng the slight cost Of changing bullion
into co1u. In other words. 1t would bring down
the purchasing power VI tho coined dollar to
that Of the pure stlver IT contains. Tho dt1or-
cnce bctwcen silver and gold bullion, which Is
now enjoyed exclusively BY the owners Of gold,
would 20 to the owners Of other property; antl
Tor every dollar tho owucrs Of goid would lose
$50 wolll be gained by the people. The measure
would simpy bring gold down to silver. The
nun who tlavo apparent cuItrol Of the House
seem determined rh,li this sass!on OF ConRross
shalI not be credited with any ussful leg!slation
ia the Interest Of TIC producing sections.
HENRY G. MILLRR,
, 1879-05-24

.xed htsnsssEai T. .sa,ios e. g; .s ssp Gtapeaa as1
sons sorghum aAsS 90: T. whsS W. sSeS ps1se Ja
T. f&s9 sss s;sh % L I'll sal sas 20 e.
n:s sa af R S 1:as { Is
:s
r e 's e
'' 4s'sss;: ss"sss;i &s,
LAsa4ossx q; %sks %a CT rs, pss sl ,s74-
ess:a : .Sss
:s Hsf Ss :ap :kaips pss sasss { Is vs;s e
e IL vt 1:t sSafss u:
s ha ~si ss Sats y. Ill., Sh K IL
ss s!s ssa 'sa ea s . saes s y 'a m
q ut s4sta ] as eu9s 9 = III :!iiax :bIi
1h' 'stsa ste, OF naastowu d.saxs M ii Il H.
1oak llAy;1k r; pss " 1S1s
:ss - ssa
sssSts:: .2e sisstsa sss: S:fs;s
y YsSl: a. a's q Z Hlsa l2sfa
Lat Ssa. tsoi the V!sst!ss cotapouaI, i'd asa.e
saY Il EVhL tas Ahe&d of al expectations. had ab0ub
ne ecfo Of wora ground, ind. by uaing the su T.
fsoa ID Gus 9an1!ol snd tl2: Ru1a.'
fA0Aa yaQfa respectfully, l. IEIEHA9kAhs
WACO, Tox., lsn. ~ lH7U
D.. b1othss.ip.law of 1nins, M c4ssnATs tsruls,
Il tPe II; 9.R 1fs't n:
hoL We d. not p4A Gtlk1 llAa1ftS but uu4.
rfneluAl isouh[s aties from eetH fIots pr grub
EpfnS and worse 5Atn NJ ths olsia rull 9p tbs corn
plsAf. Ypul4 respectfully, II. y. hlAt0Aas
, 1879-05-24
From the Pennsylvania State Az. College.

aear BoHetonte. Ceatfa ~. 70. Sor. K, laT
aero and harrGNed II we'll nnd sakcd corn II the Com.
!Yun according Y &he alrectnnh: nlso, s01o In
sE'.t of n .s5e l. ae aod os.qaaFtsr rolls vide md
planted hs hand hsrs Of that soaked with tho
tomp1Hnd ntId tIfco row. with ahnt which soaked
sacS kspt y .,tshx n 'an.sr a9d soald nosisa
SAW hlsflnrty tliaf that which s'uA kDnksd With tho
11po1na i M W. the bs.t ~ Of fetdsr ~ Eooa
corn wns mt 70 FoqIl The corn taken on thc plot
which "a "oaket With tho tom Pnlsn six and 0Ae
,oaxSd wth .ass troIusc nt se na:aslt that
acre wEt!e slx and one.hnt bushels would make hi
hnthoi er acrc. sh1Etng difference Of twenty -four
fty sounds more fat icr, which would bo col mora to
tho acrc. Your truly
, 1879-05-24
SLAVERY.
AN 1;xLrAnsEp LEbsoN.
And IL II true that Christians sold,
Forever In the female eltlo.s
Their brothers III the Church for cold,
Nv r1Eht Diylua

AN 11NLEAnSEp LEbeoH.
And Is II true that Christians sold,
Forever In tho female elno.s
Their brothers III The Church Tor cold,
1iy right plylne !
That Christians, with their hounds md whips.
While priests LOOKED OIL Will cioso'scalcd ttfse
Dumb as The grave
A1ss TINT men who claimed to be
The fn{thf1tl followers Of Him
Shuuld tp 70 blind tAsy could not see
Their shameless SIM
No pronaet Il, "tl,e Church" asose
To tel! The Nation Of IT, Ain;
Dut Providence I'ruphct chose
To Speak for Him.
With faith that God waa for Tho R!Rhs
With viii that eoulu not bo deferred,
III gave the signal for 1s.e light;
~ WILL III HEARD!
Emancipation nowi-so.dayI"
Our ,iu,e i ,sor. Tomorrow Nay,
twill never be.
HInst!cc demands ,!,e!r liberty,
And xn must lut this people go
In peace, or through ths deep Rrd Sea
"If man his fclIow:u man may sell,
And ho u worthy Christian too,
III hay to Crime, There IL no Hell
IN store for you"
Awakened conscience loud appealed
To higher laws than human source;
But Wl,tn did tytants oyer yield
To mural fofoot
The truth proclaimed exposed tho suslt
30 lnng concealed by plouA liars;
A systeul lint III fofce was built
ln blood expires.
c.+u.l~.. H. t.I~ .9nu.
The creeds in i'll tho Churches tcads
Morality u still unknown,
and faith Ia dend,
-The heart's affection lid to hush;
The "Uospol. gusd."
The parties strive for present gain.
Hound BY traditions dead and cold;
Tie l0ya that bears The Cross IL slain,
Nov ~ OF Old.
when will Christians cease TO bsu
Sayr for cfusl, Wicked doed-
With love to Goo and love 10 man
1'hcIt only cEeed'
Al we'll attempt 10 stay tho waYoa
Whcn sl.ips aeo driven On ths shore,
Or talfo the coQlnod frun tholr GraTaa
And lifu restore.
Theao Jeaus dsd-but could not msks
Thu selhah falsfa foll0w Him.
Us hutnhlc, iukt, and for Ills sake
Foreake thcts alns.
WEST 0nuyE, IN. D,
from the mother ~ ths uftld. ~ fAs ft1is ina ~
ftsr."-JuH1t \. q fNota< altaFsst on St1pt LdH
" XaaisaH, fNd,, Ieal.
I tTho Ioctrtua Of justta By faith zloue IL
slHIp9 and 'tteydent to 81 EEutestatta Il has bcf
c4lcsEct f!u thg ctat!c, that It i l1ras for
~ sp4llaa huM II ytfurk I'll plu4s nvnkx In thu lsyt
tho Reformation. ."-Ehrsst(1n Weekly. 4IFch H. III
H. tH5,
, 1879-05-24
THE PUZZLERs' CORNER,

tOH9tnnt contributions Will he publlahed In thin
department Correspondents will please send their
real nnmes with tholr notns dc p!unt addressed to
'ruzz1css' Cornet." Answers Will be published
Tho following weok.
, 1879-05-24
Orange K1lne.

Orange wine is tbs latest novelty. II Ia ma1o
by tho Spanish, who fear that the phylI0xnFa
WILL cause tho supply Of Rrspe wtne to run shgrt.
Orauge Wiue c0Atalus Is per cept Of alcohol, aud
ID aErceab1a to the taAte.
, 1879-05-24
Tho Suppression Of tho Haio Of Liquor to
Minors.
To ths Editor OF Tne Tribune,

To thu Editor OF TIA Tribuns.
CHICAGO, May 23.-Il,s ClttEens' League for
the Suppression Of tho Sale Of Liquor to Minors
hare received from the Secretary Of State cop
les OF The act recently passed by tho General
Assembly to prevent tho playing with balls,
cards, dice, etc.; BY mlnors In saloous or plnces
whcre liquor 10 sold, aud before acting under Its
provisions they wisl to give notice to all whom
It may conrcrn:
An Act to provont the playing Of carls. dies, balls,
Or any other articles OF dnyicD nsGA In gaming, by
ing liquors are aoi0.
SECTION !. Dc It enacted by tho People Of tho
Stato Of Illinois, represented ln tho ucnotal As-
nembly; Tint oil sa1o0na Or ptacea where intoxI.
calling liquors are sold, In which minors are per-
.nitted to play with ca!ds diet, balls any olee
c1aEcd to be 1isordsrly houses. Every proprietor
or keeper OF such saloons or nlacea wtlefo such
gnmlnE as playing sbals taku paca Bhal! for tho
trst onciiae ho subjected tu due Of not exceadiux
$50. and tor any. Subsequent of1cnso TO a Inc nut
thirty dnJs Tor the first otlense and s1ly days fpf
Bru. i. Whereas, it appears shors I. an cmer.
Roncy, on account Of which this act should at once
take effect, thorcforc, this act shall tske effect
fson and after tho llMG Of lts passagt.
Approved sfay 20, 1871.
Uattsd Rtatts Of Atnersca, 6fafsoF Iiaots, ~.
!. George II. Harlow. Secretary Of the otals OF
1lltno!s, do hctGDy certify that tho foreg0lpR Ia
ttua copy Of an enrolled law Ut the State OF Iii.
n0Is, approved May 20. 1870, now on lite In this
ollic1. In witness wt,eruot huteto rot n'y haud
Springfield. this Goth day OF May. l87D.
EkOAIE II. HARLOW, Secretary OF St&tQ.
, 1879-05-24
0F SOUND MIND.
r...v. Hegwein's Murderer, Declared
Not to Be Insane.
~u,rv lies to a Lawyer No Evidence
Of Mental Derangemont.

OF McntAh AtoAs'''o~
-, Mill far tha Homioide Will Begin
10 Ills IElal 1oA 's' o'~
Monday Morning.
--
,,,,,t.,, csrov. tn1icte;1 sor tf,c
Tbt cato oi ".n.a .,'.. ,aior Ma u.,,~.,..
.antcs Of his prothes.An''a"' r'na nes"e'",
e'". r. 1878, WAS cnfled IN Tho criminal Court
'un' 'S,, -, mornfpg, II having been announced
Jsste7uaf ancs,ion Of l!yo tleiondant's eaatty
itat tue auss o...o,...t,orncv Mlits .t,tcd ~
xould be ralseut otatu ..".o o'.seo ~
81. Court i1Iat II fcIateo ou'y " 1he ahns cos'-
Ms 'u,or subsequent to the commission OF the
asoH .n1 Al t|,o prcscnt date, not At the time Of
tie killing. - snsm ~ on hanl or,I nItonh.
n, The tcianse Wele wv va Aa"', n"o Astaeu'
.,.ots we're fssIed Tot tHcns' laeccpy ca1o po-
~ ,.r.n ut 10 Tic meantime.
ls ls.'.,r u neforo u o'clock a Jury was called
saolst' So.on man took their scats. Mr.
,.Its said that carey was ,oo,e'eu 1ol H'uraet.
md that bis cotineels hlt' u IL tnrhichael' haa
,,.cd the question Oh hls present mental sta1'lss
mt 8se all upon WHICH the Jury nut to pass.
lL 'h.v had nothing to do With tile prisoners
ana "sy ,.noenncc.
gnllt OF ...tnto, ,,,,n.ot, w,tb s.ttro .,o
Mt Als eonsenu nos ~ ".s asn su
ID, ,uy prejudice In the casc. md promptly &c
p.u ...a ,hc firss ouartette. Afr. slmops, ssso-
ttofco ", n . ,st.,.a ,h.. ,,,, 49, Il,
taed WIN 'he 1Ise"os' .'eA 'o.H ''' s1to's ~
bind. Ills questions LOOK "laes fanee' anu
,,,,n of Tie panel Tcro challenged for Cause.
ahous liant balf.past o'clock very dcrent-looktng
.,. au ohtaiuod and recess was taken for
iaff Has s0''"
Iunch. .... -.....
Ato:i3 D. n. the5couft hsain convened. Dir.
, 1879-05-24
. Tile Silver Question.

3FfUNH4s
KALAMAZOO, tlch., May 29,-ln your to-day's
pxpcr J. Fl. Kedxte aaya' The RreAt objeo-
uon made to the FREQ coinage OF silver IL that It
would enable Tho holders Of bullion to Inske
large profits by tic r!ao o, silver to par With
gold"
This, on tho contrary, Is not the great objce-
tlo1 .slnco silver Will not rise 10 par NTH gold
TIC objections arc, arst, that It would enable
men to pay their creditors IS cents worth Of
silver lnstead Of Il dollar's worth; second, II
would enable butllon.hollers 10 exchange their
silver for gold or commodities at
oucu, and sell them soou at
an adsauco CONSEQUENT upon the depreciation
ceats, whi,e ttoso WIN hold tbs silver dollars
must suffer corresponding less. No matter II
these cotus have chaugcd ha.lds thousand
ttioess thu aggregate loss Is tAc ea.n8; It i
, 1879-05-24

MIbDeTowN yALLEYt Ml., Hny. ~ 1s;A
l,iud. and ulri thcul with snah satisfactory sesulN
h.t Eltes me- great pltasufr to ntd testimony to
asla In which ny coIn i,ad awss hcrqsof9ra s4f,
use Ut to Conlponnd an inlIy sAtlsaa4 that III
w!!I make corn come ~ mora !csaaIY nrsss!Tq =
much affected by dip dry weather wle slna 1iy
take out cGt1, ia which .bs Cosnnound haa bcun ap
plicd. md win III! that da pot ord osces.sFY t0.s
rrplant stnKta h in my *hole 1el. fto that 4tn
wcl seIa!u f9s all Iuycated ~ IL and II Gan Ket
d. NJ slI!nk ahalt syss axnn plsus ~ aela q iae
DANIEL u. o. HMELTzEn.
, 1879-05-24
GEOGRAPHICAL MALTESE cRoss-No. 7so,

Top--A citY in Switzerland: a cnt,e In Mnssachu-
aotis; famous city IN India city In WsEtcn'bnrg;
vowe! Botton-A eisy IN Ma.saehu,etts; = rsser
Enelanu: a vowel. Left-.s city N WiscuntA; n
fty ~ Ncga sy X En- m city n
rlrer In Continental Europe; n conaonant. From
top to bottom, CITY in thG sDuih; ind from left
to raht river n New York state
NUMERICAL D1AMoND-So. 100.
Tho il In Vatican.
Tho 1a3 expresses refusal.
The 1a341 without bordor.
Tho 1894 b67 IL evident.
Tho 34b07 itto acasf.
The 5HT isasuaix.
Tho Z Is In Enenn.
The central word defines an event, tels why you
loit T.. yoMt d!nncF, and why son could nnt bnyl u.
RI!O!D0lD.-No. nj.
Acrosa-A city in tho Chncso Empire: fabtl-
tonahle arc for latiles cotehrnted caslcatnrtss;
answers. Down-ln Z. +. X; twu.thirds of a
fondling: thc aisnalnte hywhlcl IN nclish noctess
with; tho name Of contributor; q tax. nn nh
hrcsIation for . marine Iessol, tsnn.pode1 pro-
noun; IN llanida.
CHICAGO. EzEKiEt.
DIAGONAL rouR.LE'rTER WoRp-No. ZOE.
The top line. to plunder: down tho rIeht aide. to
entInd; tho bottom Ine from right TO LEFT. hire
ling; from bottom to ton on tho lett, certain ycs
sel. The dIagonala backwards aud forwards con-
slst at the same words.
Chicago. SpAtNI.
SQUARE woRD-No. 7o3
4 mound: custom; born.
cAHo, III. DUNK.
SQUARE WORn-NO. nj.
4 hod for Goals; IN ineurslon; frea Of rent; q
tsihulc.
OsuEosH, Wis. Il, 3, D.
, 1879-05-24

NUMERICAL ENIG3IA-N0. 7D8
nm cotnposad OF twenty. three letters, and an
an old aaYing.
Ny !. 9, ., lsh kind Of conveyance.
hty 1, &, Q, 7, r, 1:a Ia actually existing {taw).
nv ii, II, O. 10. II. 20, IL, Ia 4 plnnt.
My II, H. H. lR, l. 10 a fashionable party,
III 10, II. - -, -, ID q nusical instrument.
CHICAGO. X. FIX.
, 1879-05-24

nEnur, Wrstmoreland c., Fn., DEG. II. 1871.
Eond on caebago woIma, Ana found that T deeI!oycd
material IN gallon OF warr. and sprlnkled tue plants
shout twice \ week, with great auccesa.
"77 TiIUAAE II, SPIRES,
, 1879-05-24

: HLAf6tV1LLR. Th.t U8t. 20, lH17.
A IN experiment, used WnuKaHlan4 Compound on
spfnc seed wheat. last fall pahting this Of
land will prepared aud unprcparsl ssud. Tho result
aeatea yullEug tlEht hnshsla fro.n Tho patch sowD
ri hut kvo Dozen .caycs aid four 6sahcIa of weAt
ln my eornnela ths:o wesa cEt FuMs planted NlthoMs
tau laf tho that tho salno number Of rtsws 1ta
when tue eett wus pfeMrnd al1o used tle fonpoH1sl'
AZ porssni tes!ax thaas9s q ~. ths conoA ea!a
pared with tim COMPOUND. can fully recommend IL
70 fsrass and will never plant without IL II eau Ect
II. Yours, de-. .,. .u.,.su
, 1879-05-24

METATHEs1a AND ADDITION-N0. no.
Uy metathests and addition convert one Of The
Cornor contributors phoncucaliy into virtue.
CllAApAtux, Ill. iiEKfnA.
, 1879-05-24

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A hod for Goals; IN Ineurslon; frea Of rent; q
tsihulc.
0snEosH, Wis. Il. B. D.
, 1879-05-24

I an composed Of ten letters, and am tho sns.
name Of tho President q an american college.
5fy =, IL, b. II domratir bird.
MIL, 7, +, =; 10 an island OF the Western uoml-
snhtee, .-
Aty !. o, IL to exccuts.
TAUlJA, III. Tox.
, 1879-05-24

'uwnsrxhIp and property hereditary, deacaut}ns
" XaaisaH, jNd,, Ieal.
*Tho Ioctrua Of publication by faith 4lous IL
sHIpia and t.efdslt to ~ FFutestaita Il has been
fvaiao uw II strurk III pluus monks Ia lsys Vt
Tho tsrfuFnlAton"- "-Chr1t1n Res4tf XaFea II. ls7&.
Ii. In5.
, 1879-11-08

HoLD OVER WHEAT-The great empire
east Of the mountains Is but partially devel-
Oped as yet, and at the present time the IA
cilities for transporting the surplus wheat
Will not nearly meet the demand. At pres
ent there are over fifteen Thousand tons of
wheat at Wailula awaiting transportation to
market. and when the boating season closes
for the season. We are informed that there
will remain at that point at the lowest esti-
mate twenty Thousand tons, which will nee
essarily he held over until spring, and then
probably reach market and be sold at one
hall the present market rates. When the
road drains the country into Ainsworth after
the land is brought into cultivation, the sur
plus would siak every steamer on the North
Pacific coast Bee.
, 1879-11-08
THE CELEBEsATED EUREKA GANG PJov
g IT A - = e s.
WALKING PLOWS,

The Western Queen still has the lead for breaking sod and
plow Scotch Clipper the best brought this
give satisfaction Our 8one and Garden City Stubble Po
favorites and have improved styles this
, 1879-11-08

Said a little boy to his mother this
morning Ma, be-Forepaugh goes
down town ask fer me to 90 and see Fore
paush. My son, Forepaugh has fierce
animals, with long teeth and 4-faws :;
there Forepaugh does not wish to have
you 60 to see Forepaugh. ' - don't care
Adam Forepaugh, I'm goin' anyhow.
My son, it is wicked to speak So, and
you should tl.cre-Foreparghs before
paugh-luting your lips with such Ian
guage." Ma, | guess Yer off yer ker
base; yer laborin' under t;dur pas ;"
, 1879-11-08

ULYSSES. Grant is favored mortal; the
highest ambition Of his life awaits him /; lie
Is talked Of 70. mayor of Gaiena. We DO
not believe it is possible even for SO self-defy.
ing man as Grant to sacrifice that plank
sidewalk when it is within his grasp even
for tie sake OF disappointing few other
candidates for the presidency.
, 1879-11-08

SuID.-The ladies' Of Mono comfy, Cal,
thought they had scored one when Miss,
Addie L. Irish was elected school superin-
tendent OF that county. Now the female
suifrlgists shake with rage because their late
standard bearer has appointed male deputy
and worse than all, has married him.-Sati-
mas Gin TD,ier
, 1879-11-08

By all the laws OF natural selection, and
survival of the tittest, the undcveloped tad
pole who Parades his lamcntablc ignorance
in recent v. Y. HeroH editorial 10y speak
ing of the ''lame and impotent campaign
made by Gen. Howard three years ago
against the Bannacks under Chief Joseph i'll
Oregon should be replaced by higher Spe-
cies who has evoluted from the normal school
of common sense.
, 1879-11-08

ONO OFFICIAL CoUNT-The official count
of the guberaatorial vote shows that the total
vote ior governor was 66S. 667, Of which
Foster received $50 26l !; Ewing 3l9, l32 /;
Stewart (prohibitionlstl 4l45, and Platt
lnationall gO29. Fosters majority oveI Ew-
ing l7,l29; Hicklluloopers majority over
Rice, 1868.
, 1879-11-08

''Did not God do it, suggested a
Sunday school teacher to ten-year old
girl who was pondering over the previous
question :" "WhO made you!' ''Oh,
no, quickly replied the little girl, God
never made but one man and woman :"
and then, slowly, II guess he must have
taught Il EN- how.
, 1879-11-08

81 WANT to see the Mechanics falr, IN
accents wild she cried, while he IN ca!inness
reached around and drew her to his side,
then put her neck within his srm-ot course
with her volitior. and said, ''My love con
sider this to be 8 necL' pO.iti,n. '-Staadara.
, 1879-11-08

SoME of the Tammany sachems begin TO
see that the melan Kelly days have come.
, 1879-11-08

BoUScr. Pope don't amount TO much as
a general but lie is bon dispatch.