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Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-08-07
ADVERTISEMENTS
Once Used Always Used

cnfsEs HAMBuRo TEA
6 he best fsmlly medicine, and vim be found on
triai to be thk most easy natusa and comfortable
aperient obtainable.
cREsEs HAMBURG TEA
will ac. gently on the bowels, remove wind. cure
heartburn sour stomach and Dizziness ana Pfono'e
ahealthy secretion Of bile
Is the most snectual remedy for headache giddness
depression. papitatiun of the i,ssT iassi'
tude and general debility.
cREsEs HAMBURG TEA
will relieve the worst cases Of rheumatism and gout
prevent gravel and stone in the bladder, and cure
all diseases Of the kidneys.
EREsE's HAMBURG TEA
gives speedy and durable relief In bilious and liver
complaints, weak digestion, siivering, spasins, low
6 spirits and irritability.
cREs EsHAMBURa TEA
Is Invaluable remedy for the piles It has heen
tryed for nanyyearsand has given great satisfaction
II yoh are afflicted try it,
EREsEs HAMBURG TEA
purihss and cleanses the blood, and removes all
scrofuious affections. 1t shealth giving, refreshing
nYigorating.
EREsEs HAMBURG TEA
has neutrality-suspicious. eficacious remedy
fofSiddAn and severe eoldsscxhs serers and rgue,
asthma and phthisis.
EREsE's HAMBURG TEA
cures chronic, and sick headache, nervous
depression, drowsness, nausea, vomiting, pniplrs
on the face and freckles.
ERESEs HAMBURG TEA
Isl gentle l.xitive and tonic improv the appetite
dyspepsia, and countsracs the effect Of niaa.
/ rous poison.
| EREsE'S HAMBURG TIA
constipation, diarrnDa and dysepteEy; is cer-
tain in results and corrects u disturbances OF tile
stomach and bowels.
| FRESE's HAMBURG TEA
is pleasant remedy for boils, carbunces. bloches
liberated and running sores scabs salt rlieuna and
| glandniar sweings.
| ERESE'S H AMRCRG TEA
IS used successfully for fetid breath, scald head.
4 ringworm, itch, prickly heat cancefous ulcers and
| skin diseases generally
| EREsB's HaARvRa IRA
has no equal IN the entire range Of the Pharnacop0a
| as anti-sorhI:.ic, alterIxtirc, csrmnative and
blood purifier.
| EEEsE's uAMBrRe TEA
gives tone of health and elasticity to the whole
system and will prevent almost any disease if used
at least once . month.
CREsE's HAMBURG TEA
is o triumph in medicine; harmless yet eficacious
Invaluable in the family, at the mines on the road
| at sea- and everywhere.
| I-EGsL's HANElIG
IS .e best medicine children. As Spring remedy
I.oi,l:ng comes to it. Everybody should use il
. AZ t:e change Of season,
mil rREsE's HAMBCRG TEA .
: tc sie o. Druggist, Grocer acd Country Mer
| chez. on tie Tactic Coast. l-3l.u
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-08-07
NEWS ITEMS

The sensus shows the total population
of Kansas to be l 100000.
The Rev. Robert Boyd of Walla Wal
la was recently presented by his friends
with complete copy Of the Encyclopedia
Brittanica. f.
Ex-Judge Bellinger has been presented
with handsome gold watch and chain
by members Of the bar Of his Judicial
district
Ohio takes the lead in the ,nanufacture
of agricultural implements, and now
gives employment to 1929 men in that
industry.
Miss Minnie Shaw died in Salem last
Sunday. She had been riding spirited
horse that took much exertion to manage
and the rough exercise brought on spinal
meningitis, which caused her death.
Insurance costs more in the United
States than any other country on the
| globe, and yet, nowhere on earth does
the business afford SO small q profit in
the aggregate, as here. The trouble is
that we burn too much property.
1t is said that the girl who can sit and
talk to young man for an hour, when
a flea is blazing its way around her waist,
under her corsets, after she il, married
VIII jump up and down and yell under
like circumstances.
An idea Of the enormous population
of China may be derived from the fact
that the single province of Fooken Goa
tains as many people as the whole Of the
United States
It is undoubtedly fact that smaller
and younger boys ride larger horses in
this city than in any other place in
America. A three, year old boy Oh a
sixteen hand horse would be q novelty
anywhere else-Gazette
A Democratic mass meeting was held
last Wednesday night at the Academy OF
Music, New York, presided over by Gov
Tildcn, who made brief speech. The
meeting occupied the adjoining streets as
we'll as several other halls, and the mum
ber present was estimated at from 20, ,0OC
to $4,000.
The Fourth District Democratic Con
gressional Convention nominated Johr
A. MacMahon despite his positive de
clination, at Dayton, Ohio.
Rev. w. L. McEwan, viii renal,
another year in charge of the Episcopa
, Church at the Dalles, the Inland En-,
: pire informs US.
Report reached US Of deformed chile
, being born in this county last week. I
Is q boy without feet, or nearly SO, hav
ing one club foot with three toes. Tt
other limb terminates at the ankle Join
with three toes, with nub protrudin
just above. Our sympathies go with tn
S unfortunate.-Palouss Gazette.
A dispatch from Chicago, July 80 say.
The crop reports from Wisconsin, ind
' cate smaller and inferior yield to tina
Of last year. The total is put at Is, ,00t
900 bush hels. Iowa, fine quality, 20 pc
cent better yield and the same acreag.
= Minnesota, magnificent crop, estimate
at 44,ooo,o 900 bushels; berry, plump an
hard. Dakota also has prospect of e,
It traordinary yield, running from Is to 8
n bushels an acre, over SO per cent, increas
. screagr Michigan, the product estimate
at IS 100000.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-08-07

In the San Francisco Bulletin of the
9th ult, appears dispatch from New
York announcing the death of the mother
Of Senator l. +. Grover at Bethel, Maine,
aged SO. Mrs. Grover frequently said it
WAS her only concern to live and die
alone. She was closely watched by her
neighbors, yet she had her wish. She
was last seen alive on Saturday when
she entered her house. That she was
not seen Sunday was not strange; but
as there vas no indication, of activity
Monday morning, two neighbors went
to the house, aud finding the entrance
fastened, they raised the window of he'
bedroom and found the venerable lady
on the bed with her clothes on and Liz,
departed. On the stove were pot o.
tea and dishes of Cruel and ginger tea.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-08-07
NOTICE.

LAID OFFICE At La GEAsDE. Or, July 60. 1880
!, Mary Russell Of Umatiia County oregon, who
VIA, Sec 10, 35E do hereby give netice of my
intention to nna proof &c establish ciam ~
the land above described, and that expect TO prove
my claim before the County Judge OF said county ct
Pendleton, the 18th day Of August 1850 BY the fo
lowing witnesses: James Kutch. A. H. Lansdale, e. C.
Oregon- NARY q RUSSELL.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-08-07

The London Standard Of August ls-
reports that $4,000 of gold have been
purchased in open market for export 70
America.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-08-07
NOTICE..

LAyD OFFICE, At Ia GRAxDE, Or, July 10, 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following set
tier Las Lotce of mis- intention make final proof
in support OF cain and final entry thereof
~ In. expiration oi sirtv days from the date a this
no.:Ce, W..
ALEXANDER STILL
Freemption No. 1874. witnesses testimony will be
nisCs before Dw ight Bailey, notaries public at Pen
c.oL. -ugun, August q, 1880 for the nel4 Sec o.
j. ast, and names the following his witnesses
vi. x :" aiser, T. jenkins, voina Webster and H.
H.. IL OF Weston, Umatilia County, oregon.
HENRY ". DwiGHT,
!-Hsoaw Register.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-08-07
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

Land Office at LaGrsnde, Or, June ], 1880.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following named set
Tier has filed notice OF his intention make final proof
in support Of hs claim, and Email entry thereon
at the expiration Of thirty days from the date this
notice, VIZ:
Alexander Walker.
Witnesses testimony viii be taken before P Dwight
Notary Public At Pendeton, Umatila count, Oregon
Aug p, 1850 'or the Sci Sec zS, n, X 35 L, and
names the following As bis Witnesses viz John Nc.
Demtt James Derrick, Alex Miloe and Vim Duran all
of Weston, Cuaatiis county, Oregon
, 1880-02-24
LoulA Nnpolc0n's I:ditor-dAsHn!.n nnc'x
Services to tlle Scc0nl EMtpirO.


rcer begun when. stnrtIy hufnre tho enlp d'6tnt
of 1fhl. he utrcptct! tho functions vt jnur'R!at'
fa,nr"f i,n'1fS the ss s sss "se !s pi pSes from 1o
tirat great nnlstiicneu In ~. Dc CasstKt,ac, Tho
!Attcr hhIl Wo h!s rtt1.!wt, " hnrst hitter ~
tho intermediary Of Count TO hlorny. he was pre-
rUiltrd ut the Elysto II W,s on tho explicit I'LL.
rrstanank ,t b. sbSV, plaGis hs eR ans9
T. NarS,ro Z, III! iii. iI and Il. pe u Gassasnc uper to
have understood cauh other at once. md therG
never ar1lse u tllfEotpncu setwret! thctsl. All
n,rru glance ut him how coi,gcniul thu" Imperial
i,eA" must have been TO such nature rs hls,
or Cra0lc rxtruetlun, and horn In Martinique, ho
slnrklca remarkably. lilo WIS pnss!oltAse, sn,nK-
fsnutivo: he lovud flncry. hanknrcd after Gnsnl',
rt'an.s, honors md cared no nttrc for tue lloer.
might hive done. A rcg!1no that huld FF.lneo
f,lai 9iKge anl bound, hut which, ~ Bct-t,it,
auprlr.l tho people with Z splendid Court anI =
III CnssnRnno WIS. not IN nrtKlnator but he
could work up tho 1tlcls Of annlor nun aud cx.
prt.ss them in II t,insteriy fusl1nu. lio c0ual
DrIlinnt lnts OF his own. Nnpnlton'a, plai1s
wrre nlwnys fur hotter explained and defended
by u: Dc Cussl!Enao ttiAn they could hAvo bocn
by himself. Not onca, but hundred tiHcs III
least, during NupneDn'A reign. u. Do EnSAnEnAo
had to eniurc sllnbs froul tho o1t'eal Journal
whch wo,s..l have undo sctls!tivc man quiyer
with modification: hIl ont1 or tWtce tho Elts-
pcrnr-iu order to ssnthc 1eaiolK 3lnlsters-hnd
IN CEASE receiving or corresponding with hitl Tor
n,onths ut u tlme. lnt N. ig cast.gIinn k,nM
his masters mind, and wis Rft tn1irt1fr nno'iRn q
ueyar 10 nottce the siRhta Tint wrrs put uln,t,
him: by tho Colrt, i sin,uld Hn added II that he
nude very eood thIK out q H. Giya!ty f.' "a ca
Ia isT0. hs was likowlsa j coinn4lor Of the 1e.
Ylon uf iIoIl0r; while tho subsidies which ~
GwspnYs 1GSe'y ft ht u9 p f INV s!n esy o.
1ntu in tho ter1.
, 1880-02-24
HUM0R,


Mrs, ParttngtOn, says Ike has bought a
horse so spurious that II always goes an Of,
dccanter.
bad cold. II sfmfItu 8fmtltblt8 c,lrantHr, 1t
should not last long. :.
IL rise for information" said member of
n legislative body. II nln very Elad 10 hear
It," said d bystander, "no man wants it
more"
nurtletto llas overheard poor bnt earnest
out the n.U0i,, md III never beg for another
morscl Of food rs long as live."
The last Colorado horse-tl!cf to meet tho
requirements Of lyIlcli-law WAS escorted tn
his DION, BY Il brHss bntd, no tnrture being
considered too great for stock-robbcr III tint
Stnte.
There Is something passing strange about
human nature. II man l,ntl TO support hiH
family BY playing hilliurtls ut So day, he'd
complain he Ind to work awful linrd Tor 4
living.
The paragraph man OH tho Cincinnati Conf
,ncrcial psillos0pltcally remarks: NO mat
ter how hnAls0'ie Il faulty monument q man
Inay llNye Ill The cemetery, lic never wants 10
lie OH hts bnck and look III, at IT,"
VIII newspaper reporters ever get through
writing that 1,lan seriously Ill or batlly l,irt
| Is In II u'daiger0uS condition. a lnnil inay
be dangerous When IN full possession of
health and strength, but quite harmless when
| prostrated with illness or wounds.
The Quccr's speccl, In Parliament Is never
message generally fills MI entire pnEo Of I.
tintly paper. And yet tho impression las rot
| ahr6ad lint wo,nell are tho greatest takers.
| The newspapers Should snpport II woman for
l tho prusihGncy.
beware Of the man who comes into your
, 1880-02-24

II, tt,o .,,,tbar,, nnrtton tf f,ilfnrnin Ia lnsu
,.afnna =, I ,.at ,n,a ~ Il il ndamn,in fnr thr
s"'"a ~ ',. ',. ~. v, - ,,'1, a, M
fh'sif "1 lf,t, the iESsGplhe VI ',.as, "n ..'v
M Ert}Mti " vlt,H' HeIe nrs n,m nra.I
!UMD,un M vines ~ tflls 5tAte, oWnsH " M"r
1l,M f'rhptictors; h,il 9atinE r'ntios - m'.,'e
lo,uU atsstt1s. ltI!s 'Itt!stry snutu'h y" w
cDilrag'H! ~ npI8ng aiie vHsiI'!nIn .M,a's ~
,nls ss'ath lnr Aelt!cilitnt nlsl iu,nssanrmi' s.
Most o. ll!e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nre ,:,.I unSuInrstG, ~,
tlle tchgfe nphrnprintnns pIesn..'R p.,,t. ~ ~,
survey ~ more tlintt H,lu!i iiaett.'' ~ liz
lnnds nrtu'lIy Sc1tletl upon cMtt ytnr. l!'se
Stttltirf tofEressnf'Al app!nt,f!atn!hsSM IT. '.a.
ltf1ol1s U ti,e tnst interests u t!ts ome', ~
tne fceltnHts q uSmIsSye1! aa.'ta H., HtE 1;t,tt VI
IVY ~ o.aMi" ls'E ,,;tr.,to ia sn,.it,,.
ota.ssi a' i'g 2tnsH o,,, H. +, tSoir ,"sa.a.
phssca inwS - , h to"s @ ~ 'ta'1 H., ',Msfnli,. MTli
nc,,irn.f n,a,,v a., in,tsi,luni Ia nfin IN )lnii
"~''1 -" ~, .,w..r ,,r,,r,,s o,.wv,xm ,,nu,.a
~ , H".,.''. .,''. u'nt.'s ...' - ...,
NlRe uhCi5 ~ !ln,nsalIuH ~ uIaes ~ I" t.
tRilo. cMpAplt; ~ snplhttnss st"cs " .,,tnt ,n
lites wern ~ fiu"ty leae.u Msm ti,t!'.
1 tl1t!l th MiIsu' ". un m:M ,n,.',. tmt
tleSe l5tttvitt!lalS Wtrn eiille's .,,Mpy t"ni
tiIe iat fel,inlhet usls9stvcyeui " ssy G"nu H.,
!Tl1uy u WlthoMt payihG lakes tneaGMt, 'o.,. .a.n
!ne N'Sntitii sectHnIs VI wy ttsW y! Nv E,s NV
have, ni rnstrse, cialit9i i,s' W. aHat m9w
Alry surveyor stetl iailus ~ u H..
q, ali llhils, attt Wy nmS ~
IlHlss lr t!sis ,'ut t. H. Ky ~ ~
q u temporary n,tlhy. Wit,ci s In!a'ii 70 W;
lteAsafy III lEW thontnS y! llle S1'"l" ~
fiiscittsse-,iloliey inr 1tie in'Hs t..,. f.,
HEt Mie ultns p..Ie! i,iS1, y ,.'o, n,;.rt ~
, 1880-02-24

prof In0inls b09 r1otfif1Y N{IG[IaECt sU(ne 70.
suts Of ~, eiasrs,ts critical Study antl co1npar-
@ "f M ftr i,,, ncr;,s ~ dscuyer tic
ms, npgs Sut MN ~ prturssf" III y.Ielties Il Unt
sss ,or,.at or oo III t,nds ~ % that iInttsl states
uftrr cr,msinst tS Rocky Mounts
RYE ,,,,,m tn,snis nm s1,,ih,Hst until rcuchiuu
M M.s ,ttM ;"sl, wbnT ti,ny inriino fwHrtis
iMo ''sS'Sspt ut ,s,., "c,.i"latrtt sud. Tho
1,r,y no ake y,,itY r1Ks VIII ~ American stFs nitaF
Crs'ss!llH inu MinslssillPl, Muo. }2. I'M ~
Rer ,s Mir' as, ~ " cr ,rSis FIN oars ,Ir,uxiuni
iacn .,,,,""r +hu4 n iIIronn thS WESTERLY
wLi,tiH' nn2si,rue' ,1I n;.,,s " as sr,rsnr nnrth
MI an,sfh uttnIG, IL nInr1, rNni r1yUrnt aver
tho Eutelent tnAn tHg hinio "!nus G.a M MeHM,t" bs
" tho I'lted statest LII NV , a,r,s wh.n
lAA'MlM e1naMi"L@usi @ t,',a,,tiw t'Is W "r,, s,,i,.
1cctMl ~ poWefiMa pEol!ato'i l .'t hntnI @ thntn
ut hish pressure Wntcn cIosg ~ tin, uu.t, nrn
Wni!o y tr!tnslt, a1 H. r':nu rt ~ ,,n;tnta fy
, 1880-02-24

to Congress, md " now in tho bands Of the
tracl1ics illustrating the locatiniis OF tic pr,.
pnsci r,.serynlrs. lin nxtent nj the cou,itry
that will be nvcrtlowetl, and the area Of tho
;st re,ne W h sr Tsy 6Iso "
each seeond during rinety, days. which i tho
inrvrrnEe lel'gtti ol Me ioM-Water Seasnn.
They nlso show the estimated a,nuutlt r. nf the M
fnl,itnll ttpon tne watcr-sIetH Got,nanaetl "
si Ws'et s q cdaasroe a S sss;fsa sss %on "aeiS!!
nhu afasn nhnn ohetohrtsl, OF INC average.
aha'!ial !i.,!. falt.tall. ., .u,.. =, ,ua,ox
Ille rGport stiows whnt anlnnntoI WMier s,1ae
streams: tho nnlot.nt Of water DISCHARGED by
them during the extreme loW-Wntef aeasnn.
md tllo 1f,lol,nt tl!at can be supplied from ne
proltnseHi RESERVOIRS. From uies9 nala Up
ceni 'laa!itity cgl ne G2,itroliea , tn ,nste
E21l Mnviratl,. dnrsnf tile lnw.Wasef seaSol.. u
.iil Of tha traelnHs vi! mt bo Reproduced IN
tnti LII III III VIII s,,nv liz rearn
p]ai, W OK tho ,,roInseI syste1u.'' ~
r w,im 1yrorsr Tnr syssru.
WING VIII nnt99rraiiJ s'tpport p t lng pan ,,,.o
N0v. totltla.,-ill VIII Do 5eHu!y MnnLe-
lleMt!cu tront t1e 1acl tlat 5nG !sninGS Allss,s.
Slp ser J,.yemto faat n1da Mei t9s 9rG naGn lt
nlontl! OF OGtnef 4ast' iilsl}lsat tdis Rn!ll ~
Ws.s also sl1ofsed ~ the Lnssaie CnmHe, 1irt,
ION, leltl lnteT; ~ WI Ha!utatiy L,GGGtlsH
ne silpporL o. ug wnua ~ ,.l9 ff!ss,ss,pt
Of NJ tho Interior water commerce. OF the
country" -..---.-.... .......-.-.
PROSPECTS OF sUccEssFu1. LEo1sLArfoN'
"Wllat action may he expected from this
Cougrcss RI
DIV, Po,ttltl-"Thts question will probably
be tnken tn Mt mn cnriy dny, alpl receive full
consideration by tio Committee on Com
,uercr. Tie friends Of The, system will asls
the works upon tile Upper Mississippi md
the, wisconsin tributaries. ITO ngEfeEnte
e9st Of constructing niM fully colnplesng
tlie systs1t ntM tne islAili.enalce anu npetth1 IT,
tlo1 nt tlIn works fnf Nn Scafs, llclia!nE zig t,
construction nt teleRrapn liilcs 70 ain III ulo
tiifsct.otl M M ot Ihelr uset VIII not ne INT tfonl
sisnouH. Inis salit ~ vGlY uiuc'l tn H. t.u.l
was nliis'patsa ny me projectors ni lno sysfr
nile-slllrd OF tl'at amount nt tliis session oL
COMPRESS, nnd 70 toll0W It Up 50 t!iat tno
w.o!c wGlk VII De ceHlpletcn ~ tlreu yeAi1
a1ter the peeIhhtng oi ING heAt nsc"l 9eat'
NO KNOWN OPPOSITION.
1--WE know Of no opposition to t1te system.
Thern may be those Who llnve doubts Of Its
Wien mi opportunity Is given sts to dcil,ol,-
Another Item in lis favor Is tint It will rem
| ,Icr unnecessary the very large expenditures
made Under lid present system for tho I'M
provet,ent ri the Upper mississippi md tic
! 1,rinifos iieinY made encl, ycr for That pur-
msr.
HIi IA ntsot,cllnyetl by the friends Of the new
systcn, tint Il Will coiEplctr[y solve tic prob
! ls,n IL the tmuroyemcnt Of tho Lower Wis
rolisin. There ire many who doubt tho Wis
.a n1i,. ni,.' -i,..f mi ,nst tio SAM. lima II
, 1880-02-24

ncss, huyiug cangIlt thp trulnugo 0f ll!o sur.
rou,i,iins li{'ls for rgrs, mixing dccaycd vegc-
lnhle lnntter with na.fve soil, md forming +
theIs % fs % no I, pnnt Of ta Mountains. not act-
naliy above tbs Bl,ow-lllit, but VIII produce
the finest vegetables. I'he higher ground
nnint of moisture, tle source 0f supply being
i,cnrer, nnI lie saving In irnllsportntlo;, enor-
,no,,s. Tho soll iolls thp pnt,lrul rainfall
iurcG betier than tie f0othiiis, which ara
mostly sf a Kravrly character, and where tha
s,u.uass. tvaImrution. etc. in lie long tljtcles
Whtci, convey water 10 tiie l,lains, Is very
erent. aid the ntnospera nhsorbs 1t mucf,
, 1880-02-24

In kidney and liver difficulties thefe y IN
Wort, by ia mild bur suro effect on tho stomach
and bowels, cprrips on tho disease hnd gets sid or
i'll tRh huindrs. It will cheek 4laFga~a- FOE
sale By vi druEglsta,
, 1880-02-24
The Legislative Lasl1-A Sam
pie Of Sacramento Sapi-
cncy.
Professional "Workingmen," and the
Opportunities for the Unem.
ployed.
Are the Resources OF California Ex'
hnustcd 1-Frcsis Facts on
Timely Topic.
Srfefal CasTtsrondtntt ot Tht C1ftdeo Tyttunt.

ll1nn probable Tint the famous t;orEGy hItl
yill have t,rcn,nn The law 1f California.
Drawn IN, introduced, nlt successfully cn,l-
luct.nl through tho Assembly by II 1ual1 who
u g0t l.stp,l :" In stocks, null who, II II said.
SIN owes the brokers ,nnney, this bill 'bcars
,,o,, the foca of It NIL The evidences 0f that
spirit whicl, peryn'les tlie new
Constitution, n,Ml apparently Inspires Il LrE-
(satura which acts regardless alike ut the
established by experience Md Of
The Federal Constitution. 1ss irn,ucr, nftrr
expatiatng most fcclngly 10 his
colleagues upon Tic mlseries nf being solt
out, uct,tn!ly prncurctl the passaRts Of clause
rendering It obligatory oil broker 10 deliver
10 the customer
At ANY TIME,
hpon tic payment Of nrrcaraRes, of the
}7Cntfcal certificate of stuck wlifch tho 1,llr-
ntlylscs WINS bought for Hin Lit
orally Interpreted, this ctnuso would prevent |
my selling otlt whatever. Suppose cl'stom-
or to have purchased three years ngo ZOO
slnrcs Of Sierra Neyndn Mt 81 n B!lare OIL Il |
Nnryn ut to per cent, or s1,0o0. Under tho
then existing rules, should tho customer
llavc fuI!ci to Keep IFS n,nrgin good, the
broker would have sold ont the stock the mo-
ment Tie price sunk below 81. Under tho
~o,' ,yo,,I 1e sa'"1,i trnhthitc from tlotna Ills
and wnuld nave 10 my say e,ane
or tell Slassessineills, SO tint
when. as In Scuember, 1873, Sierrn
Nnvoa, rcoc,,c,, seO0. tho benevolent Gus
n.s".a SaI go s,,,,",' lfs fnco IL tio
Office during tho asscssnlcnt-lcyylns period,
miul,t uuictiy appear and request the ilnme-
,i,ain ,irltynyv NJ lin identical certificate OF
M"n '.a,. ,a.',.a;, "a. -, rns,so., for linn Shnu1l
stocN otlSlHa''s u'ic''''tl i"t Nv. VIM ~, o
the hroker full to comply Win ta'ls or any
other Of the Drac0Mlc clauses Of tho bill, lio
vo,,ld he ,lnbh 10 fine of s10,Ooo anil in,-
,'rtsan,,n,,t Tor twcivo ,no,,tbs In tho Stoto
'a. 1,is ~ sn,"..t..,'' .,,,,,s,s;,,, tr,s in,v
iT'son IL, loi '1o'aAe.; -, 1,, n"pro's ~ ~ r m
70 w u, npetat''n1 ~ III Aul"''S' VIE LIE " '"".
Boatd OF Iraue l'cll were ~ give l"i-
cllnscr written notice OF ~ Wleat' rs
1,ou,ht Mt Oh; n. Ill.,, n,u tho purchase had
ontmilvtnl;nn Mace nj II At thr same mor,lhg.
M.."'.. ~, ,' ',,,',,,'I H., i,nIa ~ ,,coomo
tho nroNer Mon". w ''".e ~ pe.o'..1 .,I
n resident Of Joliet, besides fosklnE ont
handsomely for the benefit Of thu poor, Down
troflilon tnvnovers A tl,e Springfield Ipets-
,.tass ,.., ~ ns ,n, nIn,tc ~ snnens NJ,
lntOTS niktG lIUI liz yEL oU FNptEA"Nlt
, 1880-02-24
POUNDS PONDS.
How He Proposes to Regulate Upper
mississippi Navigation,
I}y O System of Reservoirs In North.
western Wisconsin md Sorth'
eastern Minnesota.

RtycY during the jow.watcr season 10 insure |
snfe uaviyut;nn, E,n,r vrnrs oRo nm officer Of
1n,rt wllicI, stntcd Tint It was practicable to
construct system of reservoirs IN tho Upper
Mississippi whtcl, wn,iItl control tho extreme
seesons This report stated TINT the reser-
yolrs contemplated would command wafer
sl1c,l of 10000 square miles, and hold m, ,5o0,-
,, nnr ,i.l IL ,"u,",", 't' ,.no; ,,,tIn
~ "''lc" wouls 'l1:,h'M!!, so.,A n"'ls"u''s
stage OF wanr INIT! 'I'!y ]. TIC low-water
season. not occurring until later, afd one-hnlf
ru,,ic fnat mr. sncnmh for in i]nvs NJ Inv
water would Insure good navigation ior tile
cht'te seasoh.
,utro,co ds "S, rcs"nt nnD ,royj%1np r. ,n tint TIM
tllreG Wisconsin rivers should be included in
the further survey, Tint survey WIS ordered,
nn,, Nal Allan, ri t,,o EnrI,,a,r Cnrns. wns
u ,i i .1 ~ .,a it =. ."e w. is ns ;ns,oo," s"n,'
xssu nt sit, ~ sp liz 'y 2,rt hs nnming tn tLe
Teftt ra aai M sf5ci Mr. oS ni uI MsssI intcrsIews
IN, rcnf wit| intrrrst.
w.r,,"t, nv r1,r ,,,,opos,.n r1,.x.
ucornrnnr ,yhot ts t,,a nature ~ tte nro-
pose reseryoir INV ssstem n IL far t regnating te
liG"in nt w npps. s,,t",I' no',9;rt T., te
.v. Me SHs,e' H. e'i,!S,sHs ,,,ta.s ~ a ~
81 u ~ "S Nt,pu, upu1 as mr1ix f,tn.
Iwwa, mud Wisconsin, Rivers the three Int
ter being nnvg,hle tributaries III tic Mtssls.
spp rres s nfe 10 mt, 6e So 1Sa's@
f"r iIa sMrirs M watcrs 1l,r,nr
tSs FL sSrlnr ,os 'as ess With W!!l
ans ~ rna sr.s, n.y., ,nHt,rS at etts liz nssea H.
aStrs nser""H ' ti,t,,, =, a'v IL ,,,ii,
eas, tetoi . LsS s ase % ,i'e'' ~ ,,I " ,he ', sx,
wnser sensoil l!as Set IN. Ny t.is p!a.' % tlie
| volume ut water vii! M rcgitla'eu "a tnesc
rivers md III t'se MISSISSIPPI ~ M.l,: .l!s
n,elisInanl,g t.iai 1lastgiaU mrs t'o a'o
cn,nule.ce ot iie entire upper MISSISSIPPI
| Valley"
HOW THE rnEsESr r1.AS WAS oit1nrSArED.
aWlen did the present movement orig
nate %'
| (iDv, Pound" The present movement wns
innuEurntc! Mt tho extrn session Of TIC
fory,|Ift Co'gress wie oI"st, oIa Of 1s n
col. Fanu:6sn, Witch Az nGl,!,lc! G, i, l, n;
the rracticahl!ity Of the system for the Upper
Mississippi"
WHY WISCONSIN NtvErs WE'RE IScEvnED.
"wly were tic WISCONSIN, tributaries In
Gns9 a 81, ~, ~, u'o o,t,,nt ,n ~ Hat rev;a' ~
"1sS Ee =. r,ss ,,,G II wos ntIt.r"i M nnr,,cs
familiar ,vItll tho rpogrn,,iiy and t{poxrp1l,y
nf thn hen,lwntcrs Of These rivers lllat Il
muci, larger nrea Of ilownsc sli,l watershed
theIr I lcadwoters. a,!d nt /. considerable less
east. whicj, would servo tie tn,blc purpose
NJ rrruint{nr nuI improving their iinvIGnton,
NJ well as TINT Of tho mississippi. Nor Is
mMcii impoytu,re, irum Il cnii,l.lcrclnl point
Of yie1s. rs Is fiat portion nf tic mississippi
nhpyu Tie ST. Croix. There are now ,nnre
, 1880-02-24
Frozen Meat.

Frozen N1cnes
A steamcr roccntly arrived at Hay1o from
South America With 1000 slaughtered sheep pro'
served by tho frfKoFiOt!o process.