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well .f0r1neht Increasing tn membership daily,
and wfthnl nggrcEavc. led on by the best 1scpil,-
fcnn workers In Tho Btnto. Tho friends nj Fec
rctasy Sherman, recognizing tie fact TINT bo,h
front was necessary. cnllct1 Il meeting for last
Thurs.lny night. Tho aitow came or. but wns I,
tr.nat ri.lIctlDua failure, without organization
0r hcu1, ans1 hacking In both cnthusAam und In
tercst. Tho meeting WINS intended In cover up
md rtnothur out tho 1}fnino sentiment Varioa
nsprnktrs wcrp ann0.'t!ccd. but ti1v. Foster wns
Ing.
or r1runspAv Nfdnr
of this week tho friends Of ltlnlno will hold n
monster meeting. and eofnc OF the lcst EpeAknrs
IL the Slate win 10 On hn,,si. Ant!,s tic moro
t!aino ea,np II Ucn. gIbson, tho Adjntant.
i'Has1a :, TsiSnty appe1ntea h Gss fSssr
:sa ssas H 9s{y sEs c as
@ c@j5S,'iatinE anotho,,, potitioa,: secre,iy.
whch il 70 ' eclipse tbo 1,!atno dsmous.rs,iai' iH
Atnto Republican Committee. said yesterday tilat
Northcrn ns ohlo' an,i that Wills ho psrson"ijy was
fur Grsnt, there VIVA no use denying thni lltainc
] fS sheSn ri hd &C., sc9oy sxf s.
!Hed by tllo tmprudnnce OF hIs oyer.xGnlnus
frIenda Chairman ConYor lGft ftr New r!rk
as senator H'atne Is thoro Mt tho present tImG.
poa'T WANT Bt.AiNE+
10 the Editor o3 1hs Chsea3o Trtbuae.
CHICAGO. Feb. 14-The undersigned cannot
understand why tho Republican rress seem to
consider m otkcr Presidential candidates Int
Gr,,'!t nnd ~ niaInc Dropping oil tho "rlnmeA
OH Crrtlit Moblllcr that, like Ludy sfacbcth'a
't!i,nnc.l spot. vi i not nut. III ah0rt hl8 is
nDt1inntton that will nroliRo the tercest npp,ai-
tton frs,tn, md tho most enttrc unity Of. or of,
ponn.ts. while ,IsYuating Il Rrcnt nIntly nf our
own purity. ! for QUO will mt vote f0r Ilnne,
nnr Will thousands Of others who like 1nysclf nrc
l.epHblica,IH, hut who want 10 Bee Tint grand
pnrty nf principle win, and nut tnntln II tool to
Ruhservn personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 0f 0nnts
cannot bc elected, tlnd should not be. AR.
, 1880-02-16

curry tho State ngatnst any Republican except
f!lafne. 10th Democrats and Republicans like
1l,,tr1nnn's ccirso m the Chinese question, and
yoi will remember fl!uIne stands Oh d ain,Elar
footing In TINT regard"
How a's'at the respective stscngth Of Grant
anil IllaIne?''
"Oh, there's no comparison bctwccn them.
While Grant II respected by all classes for l,Ea
military rccnn]. he hHs no following HtnonH tho
peOplc rs thrI-t term catdl9hte for President"
THE PROBABLE INSTRUCTIONS or TitE DELEuA-
TfbH.
10 the Editor of Tns Chicago Tribune.
BAN FtsANCIBcO, Cal Feb. B.-You may bo s,,rn
that the action Of tho Pennsylvania Convention
I'll inatructiny It's delegation 10 vota for Gen.
Grant will bc followed by tho Convention Of tho
ltcpublfcnB OF California In Instructions to Ita
delegation to 70 as unit for blaine. first last.
and all the tifne. hnva never witnessed
morn Indignation manifested than by tho
Republicans Of this city ut tho coursc OF tho
pcn'sylyanin Convention. Bu large a pruror-
tfono California Republicans nrp for n'alnc,
TINT every mnn hear talk Mt nll lcnu,incca tho
manipulation Of this Convention by tho Cam
cr0n influence, which resulted IN thwnrtiag tho
V'ce Ut the majority of tho Republicans 0f
that grcnt ttate. They clnEm here that when 1t
IA 60 patent Tint only unchlne manipulation
carried tho Pennsylvania Convention nRainst
tue iliMnc element 10 surely In utority in the
he fol(uwcd hy instructions to tho delegates fro,n
tho Pnci1c slope el1nlly cnphntlc for jamcs e..
Dl"ifie; md ut tho Republican headquarters In
this city met several prominent Republicans
from Oregon, who most vehcmently declared
TINT tho sa1nc instructions for Mr.. l3ane should
be given frn1n their Stntc. Tho Republicans Of
lNith theso Stntns consider thesn ciDso with nny
candidate but IIintnr; while with him IT, stantf-
nrl-bcnrcr they feel confident Ut Ructsss. His
tu!inn seems to be n household word With tho Ito
nj hn milf fft fS1nat
THEY EEEM TO Know ft1s HISTORY.
and biz nctl0ps md position on u.l the great
questions IT iHssIc for the rast ten ycaIH, md
feel that while Sherman Might he etr5ng In Wall
Etrrsi, mn Urs!nt II curtain l,catos, that both
would would he weak IN ,nany localities. while lilainc
that while hi hts been I.,sttiyc ulH'n every MI
position on my Of them which ,nakes
i.!m unpopular In any section. hut,
lfis cnn.tacy rxctcs niDro enthusiasm tha1l
TINT of n!l the othor Republican candidates., and
cverytE4ly here Hecis t' feel TINT with him lls
standard. .bcarer III, the Presidential campaign
1apent two IMys Of tho present week ut Stcrn-
1nrnto, the Capital, where tho Legislature il in
etsstG't, md during 1ny. visit thorp was intro-.
1n,eea tst + S ss thS ephf;@', members %f
toSns, III they Sen sre far % Mr ii ia,ne lou" Tor Fs
dent, and they said TINT their constituents were
allnnst without ssscpton Tor hl,n: They .d MT
nntton ai1d election. asked ono nf the Senators
how II cu1nc TINT lltniHc waR 20 well known md
pnE,l !nr ut this istanco. Ills nnswcr WIS. !" lie
l,ns alwuys been honest and carncst, antl trac.
Eoga und Southern traitors, md every Isepuh~
causo Of IT," J.F.L
, 1880-02-16
NEW YORK.

TALE WITH IT, nsrGh11G1H ,i CoNnnEssMaN Wflo
nkc.nE r r.: 4}tr 1Nr noyk. n11
aESr WILL. AIi. At en- clI1cAoo. ,a'1
cnfffepea1fnes Ntl9 to'k 7rft.ne'
WASHINGTON. u. O.. Feb. n-"oh' res ,we
in IJtfcn. aaid 1cuub,fcnn Representa- ttyn from
Icn,r,I New vorx rcstn,],nr "or no',rso t,,orn
will br opposition und perhaps row in tho
chosen, and Grant Instructions l' viii be- given Il
to pursue"
,,cons n Now ynrk stat" % ca,, " cnu ;lu nspst:a
non!nat'onf T!,,n. asked tho correspondent Of tho
"of cou:se not. don't believe tint mt',. ono no.
pnn'ean IN I'VE throughout the state "ants It.
hui that makes no dlllcrence The 'mnchino'
+ for tlr',nt md tho machine will control tho
nnnaRera throurIol,t tho siate?" remarked.
Nntionnt md fho County Committees, which aro
q ssnat,,r q jionk!!tE i'an ivy i oat T any
power r., IL ~ Rreat as IT It IS M n @ Ecw York" ',
s a@i oses tn I'll H & Fpe: sp:
tifshs .x ot the nepaesans ot Estate ara coI,-
*That il list what do 1ncan,'' was tho reply.
fs!ns il @ te ;ate as"nst ~ aehao s5h sHr e"9op p
s;Ss1 IL ssS ssssos S Ss Ss 9Th S;s; ~ f
four to one. II bins no organization and no catl-
S,s aroaa Ia xo!a + esn sy Pfs;et 4 syss
liz machino tn rcw Yak. lit jnstend W I'd of that
Saw h %a aa Il IT s Fae s int % n hs o
n,rit.t mn, nrr tn
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STILL IN TIE RING.
UNCLE RAMMY'R 0ENEttAL HEALTH AND At.
pEAHANCE-WItOM HE ID FOIL AND WHOM

JA,pa.eh 10 Cinetnnatt Enqufrr
EEw Yo,,K. Feb, 1J-Mnuy r1,nlors haro boon
.9nut ~ lntn rc, ,.,tn,, tho hao,th of M sumurI
m,, -. ' ~ y. - >s1'''"se ~ 49,,
d. I'aeh. ~ 10 q common occurrence 10 suo
naraRsapns IN % rural newapapcfs anu ,, IN o!nefs
fnrrl1 on tbo .or,,c nf N" Urnxc trhesc ~,
mn s.', ". ~ .!, - "v ~, 1., n.s,-
ports aro put 9or"nFd " tho uFa5ilcfeS tarR
statcsmcns Jealous political nss0clntcs md &c
crct enemies, with viow to damaging bir.
!'ldcns ehances 'or honlhauoh 1nr 'no f1es1- TT.
dency. Similar stories wcro set n'lont III ls'o'
When Mr.. 1ilircn WIS spoken Of as a candidate.
tut they hai no clFrct.
Your correspondent saw Mr.. TiItlcn on Fourth
nye1'us III front # tho Clarendon liote yostcr.
tntnlly DlllvIolls to tho fact that he VIVA
tho subject 0f rc1nnrk and tho observed OF
many observers. MIR. 1I1dun looks smaller tlla1
with bs BIn1(. B1iOUth bOyiah, round head bent,
, 1880-02-16

8pstsal IHtpdtch 70 TN thGd0a 7F6IH&,
p1TTsBUAd, Pa, Fob. 1t-Tho Hon. Campbell
r. 1erry, who enjoys tho distinction OF being
tho only Demoorntto Congressman from CALL
fornia, was In tho city Tonight. en- route to
Washington. In rcslrtl to tho Fresldonslat out
look on tho Pacific Coast, ho said: "Tho senti-
ment In California, think. fairly represents
TINT of the entlre East Thurman Is tho
first preference OF tho Democrats, with
seymour second. Tiitlcn has no sup
port. The Democracy docs not bolioso
u candidate should 10 chosen who would 10
handicapped with questionable transactions, u
Tillen would bo. ANY Republican. except 1t 10
Grant, would carry California; with Tt1den "a
TIN DEAOC,tATtO NOMINEE,
Hhtlo TbNrpkQ or aoyMQnr would, believe,
, 1880-02-16
CAMERON,
Ills ADHERENCE TO GRANT.

Special Dtspateh 10 The Chtaoo 7ttbuns.
WAsH1s0rON, y. c., Feb, M-The statement
thlt Don CnEncron will nut nhere tD f3uint, II 1t
shall be discovered that Grant Ia not likely to
lend on the early bnllots Mt the Chicago Conyen-
ton, s rcall]rmcd upon most dxcellont nuthor!ty.
Tint TINT is Cameron'a position 1t would sce1n
thoro now can be no doubt. It, however, is by
no 1ncans certain what Cnmcron would dn In the
Uvcnt OF the withdrawal! Of Un,nt. Tho Sher-
innn t1lon hDre claim tint he would support him,
because tho Dlntne mcn opposed him ut Harris
burg, nnA very nearly robbed bin OF bis leader
ship,
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f1lust equivalent to constitutional prohibition
u fhlrsl term for my President
VERMONT FOR TIE EfXTEEK.

k+x
~ as.s fr 70 nc prasia prohpaon
" ,.,'..'<... ~. ~. 49,. ..e' ..a.'.
hoNf ~" ,nh Noh1s NJ Els A.,
cxtinyc'or S wv ,tf,a 9avr H. ~ rr,nnna,inn In
prmIcn, IT. .1r,s an1 h ~ o nn "1i,e sc .a ann
heart; lit many Vnnrmontcrs wf,o chcr|sf n
pride il, lie cz.i'rcsident's acheyetnor,ts 'I n
tat hns rcctnn hl,C !n a n ein n r ny.
nrehensr i, Il. f. aI thnt tt ,or nv IL % IL
.y that III o'1g, er Ay 5tira 9c" s is They n
Wien tnjI tbat he II limit ~ ase nncrerd r. % bis
frien,1s ucy a ai'swur tat THE Il he doesn waut The
S IL NeW Yor11at q he esaa ssr
ssi9e s IT, n %st = nx H,s
Who gayo tbo i;onuG'lcan m INK y rvhlnc
yo to ast yeas Il ths a'{ {exFqe:ida2ta sF1 fe s
hat vernaa viii zse II G9 hee heariy ~ .pp"t @ ~ q
fG oIncs 81 ht taGt shs hss a WIN 4 10th
s" Prescnt' Sctllt';r EI,n;,p.,s 'ss H. hownycr IN IN
The cx. Gnycrnor'a nn,tinn. out Of ihn question.
MD tmwerfti. ''"' Nv ''p' ''o''' 10 '''' ~
III Ti,n &C. ox fiurcrnor fo,nd b,nacI, ,tIarc,tnei tn
fnvnr fhirl torTn crn,, i,nF.sn IN ~ tsnfit
went out Of o1IeG, anu, be continued ii cn1,'t
get rsd Of that ilca, even though n third term
inAy nut lM ao Objectionable now, after m in"
tnrrGEn,lm OF four ye'lrs as 4 WIS while tho cx-
yyry strong. Thought It h,d pulley on tic part
o. tne irGns 70 iGrGe inc HIT.
k H. e's59 Tx f mafns ees n .tead s i'ex &
friends for the Republican purity"
PRESIDENT HAYEs FRIENDS.
~ sccn N M III, ann @ II; ssaS ncoau % r. s
ss;; shsHtts q s'et tie i,ia5r!s5e Gonye1toa FL.
1,crhni,s mnfor',,nuin. tI,mt IL ~, saw nr +, ~
iniaftrtuuo Tor tho licpub,Iran n,rty far NJ nv
inv ~ ,not, r. thr.,st tI'n ~ ii ths
""ttnntin9 rnnv.rtIon Mnas.c,,s.ita III ors a.e
Unyernor f1nccs. viii snntj m a,n]nstTcted
, 1880-02-16
PENNSYLVANIA

I.A,nEGr AhEAD-rlix THIRD rxaA RxrHrAE.'
IL UNPOPULAR.
Dtsptleh To Dss1ttnnaA Uaz<us.
NEW Y0Nx, Fob. 1a-For the purpose Of u.s.
cuEtainng tho real choeo fur l.osidput Of Pcitl.-
ayyania Republicans, tho New York Ittouns so-.
oently undertook am nccusate CANVASS Ut ,neua-
bcss OF tho Republican County a1,d 1Uwnship
Com.ntttees Throughout that State Theru ara
about s!ooo Of those o.ntn!ttcemop, OF whom an
oilciul list wins socl1c.t. a tn each on0 OF thonl
tirut and second choice for President. Tho lnan
10 whom this clrcular Win sent aru ut cotsso net.
uach Onv 1f the,u 1tust know acc,lrttSiy flO
pelitls;a! sontimoas Of tho psrt'oularfoamun!ty
! Up to I'LL afternoon. so7 ropies hid .aeen re-
ceiErd, OF which tho following il u summary:
ulalne, sl1; Uraut. 10; Sherman. D; WuaAbusllo,
Continued on Third la.E. ::
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KLKHART COUNTY, IND.
6psetai Dtpateh 10 The Ctteaoo 1rbun&.
ELKMAhr, Ind, Fob. l6.-At tho Elkhart Coun-
ty Republican Convention rote was taken for
President. which WINS Us follows: blaine, G0s
Washburno, 20; 0rnnt, IL; Sherman, 7: Cur
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picket fence, 90 ueo qua had at a moderate price and on very good
terms.
No.f5 4 valuable lot in the town of New iberia, OF charch st-
fGN Yards aola Ire Methodist Church, very suitable Tor a residence
q business auo, measuring 2o0 feet front by 200 feet deep. The
a.@@l se4ad ~ a good bargain.
Il *Eas Eeautitnl and well improved property IS situated III
fs @au an rae tB4 -1e.Nilo. The lot measures 80 feet front by
i4R roet dgep. q largo connections and well furnished dwelling house.
kitchen. corr crib stable and carnage house, bathing room ana vel,
also - large cjsterp, everything perfectly new and enclosed WIN
a neatly finished PICKET fence. This property located II the centre
eff the E:,agc offers d good position for q business man with family,
Ifvslcian. mii!;ner or hotel keeper and can be had at a very low
price.
rs@ Seward Other proDerties are for sale, description of the same
ran he had On calling at the store OF ABOVE address. lie also mas the
agency fof a variety Of movable properties, and parties desifous OF
Purchasing closely would do well to consalt him.
\ full stock Of general merchandise and OF he most selected quail
lies is constantly on hand and at The fairest prices. Customers, white
eoiored laa 5e tIat they Will always receive as IN the past the
hest attention. my q T91y.
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Cen. g. IT.
NHW ORLEANS, 1880.

Asa entire proceeds arising
from The safe OF shis work an.
devoted to The Hood Orphan
Malaoriai Fund which is invested
in Unit0 States Registered Bonds
for she nurture. care, support and
cducaliun Of Tho len infants de
priyed Of .heir parents last sum
'rer ut New 0flesns, The melan-
eaoly incidents OF which sad
bereagemeit are still fresh in the
public mind
Tie hoo& is an elegant octave,
Containing 800 pages, With a line
photograph likeness aud a line
steel engraving, made expressly
for this work. fom large maps ~
battle fields. hound in handsome
Gray English Cloth, ct fFREG
DoLL4Hs. m III 4 fine Ssn'cn Bind-
Jag with Ala Die Edge THREE
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.saeI GU L.
HuIN'S C4sEA.I 1JlA.
OF Fl WAR.

Advance and Retreat.
Personal Experiences in the
Unitel States and Confeder-
ate States Armies ::
Ey ccn. J. 3. HOOD,
late Lieutenant General Couted-
crate States Amy, published fos
The HOOD ORPHAN MEM-
ORL4k FUND
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? 4 r r

F. a. Lehmann, Solicitor of
American and Foreign Patents,
Washington, p. c.. All business
connected with Patents. whether
before the Patent Office or the
Courts, promptly attended to-
No charge made unless a patent
is secured. Send for circular.
feb2i 'SG.6m.
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q u. NocToS, CpNRAp DEBAHLoS
--...-
Mouton 81 DeBaillon,
ATT0RN EYs At LAW
\ eiInliiUHvltte LOUISIANA.
job work neatly
and. expeditiousEy
executed at this Of
flee

TT Can make money faster at work fer
~ rs than al anything else Capital
not required; Ue will start Won. Twelve
dolrars per day at bone made By the III
dustri"us. Men. woman. boys and girls
wauted everywhere 10 work for us, Now
is the time. Costly outfit and terms tree.
Address TRuE aud Co. Augusta. Maine.
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Il
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THE sun.
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the time anroaches for the

~ the time approaches for the
gewai Of Interruptions, The sun woula
pataiha its uis5.y ,risaas a4d well gissiets
everywhere. ms 1T is gaia a candidate
for III ir Guns d-sa5ton ard support.
pom ia rec re Tor Il must fen ears it
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svs 4io, er o been EXTENDED to it from
gA.y qaarfet Of the npion.
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cents a month, or SIS SO per year.
~IfbeASaa5ay ed ttte o the Sun is an
Z ght page shees Ut SO columns. Waile
eiqtn9 tie ne8s of tae d y, il also coo-
tns 3 large amontit OF f~Jsrars AMI mis-
otiian GUS matter specially prepared tor
e. Th4 Sunday S,Iu has met VITA greet
sstfeesF Pos paid, one dollar and tW ven
~ cents e Ysar.
The WEEKLY Sun.
WHO Il es not kevw. ba Weekly Sun +?
It circe'ates throughout the Uuitea Sites
TIE tiauadss, ard tepcnd. Ninet} fhe,-
and families greet is welcome oegea
weekly. aud regard it III the light ofguife,
cnnns4 i1"r, and ir,eal lis news. ed to
rial. aaricul ufal. aud literary departments
it e>s. ntiaily . iournal IN tse L MT
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~ - -~rzssHs-Evsrrrw --esr.S-ra
NOIlGE--Pefsons owing Ii
censes--State ard parish--for the
year 1880, and also back taxes
are requested tn come Immediate
" at my Office, at the courthouse,
and settle the SAM.
G. p. SHAW,
Sheriff & Tax Collector.
June Goth 1888.
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III. Ieguennec,

WHEELWRIGHT & BLACKSMITH.
| respectfully announce to the
public that kee,, Oh hand all the
different materials appentaining
to sewing machines, Of ali kinds,
and more especially to the Singer;
and also the genuine machine oil.
! also have bnegies and hacks
Tor sale, and make and repair the
same at prices TO suit the times.
Sept-7'7S.
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"a THE CHICAGO Imam
81 proaching the Close of
wear of its existence. q
established in the VIM !
THE LEDGE was startsd
III ent conductors with
H. ings a. to the suceess g
prise. MANY literary
81 Eindred character bad -
the Western lnstTcpon:,
ably failed. The =. =
was strswn with ths
stranded nswspsla
Others that we're liytns.
Cling for 5 p~resazioaa
have ainee yelled e mn
and zone iown, leaving
IA to-dsy the only weekly
n printed in Chicago.
THE LEDGER hs not
plane of success upon
solidly rests without IT,
~ directed effort. ~ co.,.
iabored earnestly sna
not only to make y 4
ersry journal, but sl:o
"A reading world acquMu
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G0NsU MILTON CCR,D.

An old physician retired non, aat4rs
practice, having I'D placed In his hat
by al East lndlan m~issionarvthe farualt
OF q simple vegetable ranseo fot TIA
speedy and permanent cur- of Cnps ny
ZION. Bronchitis Cat rrhi. Aatf ma. asa Ii.
Thrcat and Lung afr c-ions aiso a b.
i've and radical cure for G =ef*I D-b III,
and Ell nervous conplaints.. after havIr Z
t~horouehly tested It's ~wondErfnl curatiyp
powers IN thousands of casas. feels il his
duty to make it known t. his suff fiuc
fellows. The recipe will - en- free #
charge, to all who desire it, With lal II.
rections for preparing ane successfuuv
using. address With slams u~aHsi,,q fiji
paper, DIR. j. c. S1oNE, IA North Nl4tb
Street, Philadelphia. Pa. Nov.Iq.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-10-30

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LEDGER VIII k1rees''
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-04-16

Our correspondent from Anatone)
who speaks in behalf of the people of
Washington Territory expresses the
feeling Of that people as they have on
every public occasion appeared to man
ifest themselves toward the people of
this northern part Of Idaho Territory
If we use our united strength to avail
ourselves of the object so conducive to-
our future greatness by ignoring all
alliance or party utilization with the
people of the southern portion of Ida
no re will succeed in becoming state
in the Union framed from Washing
ton Territory and the three northern
counties of Idaho. As matters now
are, unless great change has taken
place in the minds Of the Washington
Territory people, which has not and
does not manifest itself adversely to
our joining them, the admission Of
this new state is certainly conclusive
at no very distant day. This whole
question is now presenting itself to
the consideration of both the Demo
cratic and Republican central commit
tees Of these northern counties and
upon it they should act by uniting and
discarding any and all illusions to an
alliance with the political powers Of
Southern Idaho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-04-16

The writer Of the following is BaPtist
minister of many years standing wen An"~n
as missionary to the Indian ana Is no" -. !.
teacher in the school recently estapis 4eo ~
Forest Grove for the education OF Ahoian
youth: , e,eao
7 FOREST GROVE, Oregon Mar. 1851:
l have been troubled many years WIN
weakness of the kidneys and have tried
many different remedies, sought AID from
different physicians and even changed Gu
mate to obtain relief, but have met with IN,
different su, cess Hearing, through friend
OF the value of the Oregon Kidney Tea,
obtained box of it and have derived greater
benefit from it than anything else have yet
found. J. i. HUFF Zo-ih