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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-07-28

A writer III an exchange grows en-
thusiastic over dried apples, and tells
how they should be cooked: .sAfter the
apples are well washed and rinscd in at
least two waters, place them in 4 porce-
lain kettle or tin pan; fill the vessel
nearly full of cold water; this, however,
must depend on the size of the vessel
and the quantity Of the apples. Let them
very gradually come to boiling, keep
ing them covered tightly. AS soon as
they are boiling put in as much sugar
as you think will be required. gcner-
ally use about a teacupful to quart of
apples measured before being washed.
Keep tea kettle full of boiling water
always ready when youare cooking, and
while the apples are stewing add boil
inc water from time to time, as it is
needed. Boil them slowly and steadily
until tender, but not until they seem to
shrink up and turn dark. If you use
white or brown sugar and don't add
spices and don't mash the apples into
an unsightly mass, and have plenty of
juice, with sugar enough to make it
rich but not to deaden its taste of the
apple, ind serve up while fresh, you
can have a dish good enough for any
body to eat, and something better than
half the canned fruit in use. The evap-
GRATED apples are better than the dried.
They should be covered with cold water
and only let simmer ten minutes. They
are not in general use, and are of high
price. must not omit to mention that
the juice Of nicely stewed dried apples
is q delicious beverage for the sick and
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-07-28
: IMPURE BLOOD.

IMPURE BLOOD.
A torpid liver and dyspepsia usefnoross.
ness and irritability, and the.Anind b.
comes dull and cloudy. Pesons suffer
Ing in this way are unfit TT the ordinary
pursuits and pleasures oHife.
ALIENS IRON TONIC BITTERS IA
the most powerful Bio IA Purifier and Tonic
known, and It at the kame time builds up
and fortifies tho sydtem, invigorates the
liver, aids digestion, land cures dyspepsia.
It Is fast supersediJg all other medicines
offered for similarpurposes. It is com
posed OF barks, ROOFS, seeds, gums and iron.
No remedy has eN gained such wide repu-
tation in SO shorytime for purifying, toning
up, and reinfo1ei the whole system. and
amparting chg erfulness, vivacity and buoy
ancy Of spitts, as the sovereign remedy.
- Manu- actured by ]. p. ALLEN,
1Ruggistand Manufacturing Pharmacist,
ST. PAUL. rE.NN.
For Sale by
JOS. BOBLETER.
NEW j l. M -. MINI
, 1880-01-02

a RATHER serious case Of woman scorn-
ctl occurred III Washington yesterday, Miss
Lucy W. Horton, n young woman who Inns
claims pending In court In tho fornl Of
brcacll-of.protniso suit, attempted to kilt
John H. Morgan, Boil Of Srnator Morgan, Of
Alabama, and succeeded III shooting him
through tho shoulder. Size profcsscd to
hnvo becn cruelty prosecuted In addition to
being fitted by tho mnn who promiscd
to marry her, md fully intended to take
Ills life. Curiously enough, Mary Harris, tho
Treasury clerk who shot Burroughs In WASH
ington several years ago, yesterday escaped
from tho Insane asylum whore size has been
confined sinca llcr acauistal OIL tho plea Of
insanity. Sho Ind been permitted 10 leave
tic asylum md so to II matinee, aud ILL
proved the opportunity to disappear.
, 1880-01-02

THE State Of Colorado Ind grand boom
during tho year 1870, which WIS BY far tho
most prosperous IN her history. Population
md business liavu increased heavily, new
farms and manufacturing enterprises have
bcen opened tip, now r,llroad lines extended,
and tho State tas fntrly swnrmcd will,
activity. The productions Of The mines
aggregated over Sln00000o, which was
nearly Si0,000,000 in excess OF the
production of 1878. Lea.tyilIo took the
lead III silver and lead, producing anil trout
Ing l1o,4s3 tons worth slo,5oi, ,1oo,-a record
neycr befor0 clutlel iii my mtntng-calnp Of
its age. At tho present rate Of development,
md with MI excellent prospect Tint the
1'utlan question will 10 permanently settled
by the expulsion Of the utes, the youngest
State In tho Union promises soon To be
among tho richest.
, 1880-01-02

montls tho Ohrccon ftx,ltshnoss' In Mnine, he
cn,lso II will Rtvc tho Republicans excuse for a
stmfinr movement to eotze tho Presidency. III
bis Issue OF Tunx1ay ho anyB tho stAlwart Re-
p,Ilcnns want uGnnt, lccntlse II ho Ia elected
to tho Presidency "ho will tnko IT," which Mr.
Wnttcrson interprots as meaning TINT thoy will
Betzo tho Presidency next time by n tu1p detat:
that tho "Nnrthorn heart will be fired, Congress
denounced ns parcel Of Confederate 1irtKn-
dfcrs. tho North mado BolEd ngnlnst tho sutd
HClfh the p0oplo Of tho North Stirred up to tho
point Ut resisting md BottnE nsItao tho connt of
tho Electoral vnto by Congress on tho grosinti
TINT Congress IL simply itebcl afoir, and not to
to intrustcd with tho Government. All that is
wanted Is Il prctext 1Ea1t-a-tlnzon conspir1tors
like Cnnerpn und Logan, 1o1 by itnycs In tho
WlIto lgulise, nlil tho tw0 Bhcrtnnns at tho hctl
nf tho nr1ny md tho Treasury, nil actlng ,iinltr
Tho nrstcrs ut Con. urnnt, nro enough to uclllovo
this last desperate sehctne ~ rcta[n pt,sacsson
Of power at urcry hnznrtl llld III spite of the yUte
caAt Mt tho polls." THIS Ia Utmost NJ horrible ns
Senator Carpcntcr's rccent intcrvlew In which
hp outlined the wnrll-o,lt conspiracy of tho
Democrats Il, sc&o tho Government III 1881. Tho
rurtfsnn pIcturos that tho politicians draw Of
cnch other ure not tlattcrlng to the aubjeets Of
thqtU.
, 1880-01-02

T1IK alnino in,broglio reylyes somq interest
In tho celebrated flShftrd- lArstow contest for
tho Unvernoral,lp Ut Wisconsin in la5s, The
easts being hath political and legal, aud lnvolv-
ing tho right Ut tho malorIty to rulu when It's
preference hns boUn clpArly expressed ut tho
talaot-ta'x, there nrc nlhny Mnts VI similarity
bctwcon then,, except that In Wisconsin tho cnI*
test rulated solely tu the right u tho Executive
oilice, wtleruas IN At,llAo tue Attempted fralud
atrkrs ut tho riot OF both the Executive and
Legislative function. 1T tho Wisconsin case,
Inrtow held tho certificate Of election from the
Returning nVtIrl. which uonslstvd VI tho Becro-
tasy Ut stato david ". JUiIes}, tho Btate Troas-
uror q. II. Ja,lasan), md tho Attorney 0cnelul
t0oorxe II. Hmtth}, nll Democrats. The first
count left Gov. Dasstow u few hundred short Ut
IN election, but OH the asrlyll VI certain "sup-
plcu,cntai rut1rns" from nFld&o Croek, md
Town Twenty-Five, and other backwoola pre-
cInata, tho casa WIZ rc01,encd aud uarstow
e0lntel in and declared elected. These
supplemental returns WvFp manufactured for
tho ocoaslon. and woro man!festly fraudulent.
although tho counting Of such rutur1,s soeMcd
to hnyo tho color Ut Justification by tho then cx-
lsting statute. Whom t3arstws tltle to tho ottico
WIS disputed hu, like 1AruGlon, rcfusesi to sub-
init the case ia tho enpFu1no Court, HNd, like
Garceion, planted hiu,sulf upon the validity OF
thu ceFtlllcato Of election grHnted In duo form
, 1880-01-02
tender National patMr, will never commit tho
fully 10 which Mr.. Sherman md Mr. Kullco
f,a,ttt1, fl,oi,,
THE TR1BUNE'B NEW DHEsB,

TIE ClttcAHO TlltlUNE nlntle Its New
Years cnt1s yesterday in ,,aw antl hand.
somo Quilt, which Is to bo its everyday
clothes FROM now OIL TIL another l,cw dress
shall bc required. Of conrsc It would llave
been unuecomtng yesterday 10 attract my
special attention to tho NOW dress,
but today T1lE Tribune may properly
congratulate Itself atl Its patrons Upon
Its improved appearance. We think TINT
tho new system uf types will meet
with appreciation from tic public and
cllatfcngu admiration from tho newspaper
fraternity. 1t Inns been sclectul with tho
tloublo object Of clearncss MD economy Ut
space. Tic latter qralty will cnable 1'ItE
Tribune 10 print ull the news mil Riya tic
public the salne elaborate assortment Ut
leadng-t,latter ny before witllolt rs:sortIng 10
frequently to supplements, willie the forIncr
will rentler the enjoyment Of tho reading
matter keencr than over. The agate type,
used IN Tho advertising columns, Though oc-
cupying ITO more space than It's predecessor.
Inns face which IL M cicar rs the old toll
1mrcil, Which WIS used for tho dispatches md
locat articles OH crowded days. Tlse b0ly 0f
tic paper will HOW be set III no1lnnrcll when
supplements arc not necessary, n1l.i this type
will be found ns distinct n1Ml rs easy to read
0s tic minfoi, Of the old dress was, wfilo
much more matter carl n0w be got
into tho sarne space. Tho BREWER,
tho largest typo usually employed by daily
newspapers, has been discarded altogether,
and yet VIC venture the Insertion TINT the etli-
tprlal pago Of Tile Tribune to-tlay will be
n,oru attractive in appearance tllan ever b,-
fore. THE Tribune has always been To-
n'arkable, by comparison with its conteu'-
porarics, for the excellence Of Its paper and
the clcar1ess of its Tyne md these character
istics will be moro conspicuous from now on
than cvrr before. Tie devoted and careful
newspaper readers, n largo proportion Of
whom necessarily extend their reading into
tito evening by gus or lamp light, will apprc-
ciate this distinctive advantage, and every
body who realizes the Importance Of prescry-
Ing tho eycslEht will tako Title I'IlnuSE by
preference, Which presents more news In Il
clearer and more condensed shnpe than any
Of tho big newspapers Of the country.
, 1880-01-02

GAS companies are generally monopolIcs
Of the most soltlsh kind, and never let 70 thoir
grip upon the throat ut the public until they
nre compelled to tlo 80. The attention given re-
contIy to tho electric light nnl tho cxper;-
1ncnts OF Air. Edison naturally lcal tn tho
discussion Of tho prlco Of g,s ,itltl the future
valtsc Of gus stocks. Tho consumers Of
g,as In NIL tho chief cities have been Justly con-
psaintng fnr long time nf tho high prices Of
this ilcccKsary nrttc1e In household economy,
and will tc ready to tnle advantage Of any stl,-
Btitutc thAt will atlhscrye their purl,osu. Tho
City of Wheeling hNs solved the problem OF
cheap light, 30 fur as tho lcop!u OF TINT city arc
concerned. by purchasing tho gus works md
r1lnnlng thoH for tho benefit of tho corporation.
The city hns been In possession nbout live yenrs,
aud hns reduced the price Of gas fr01n 81 per
LOCO foot to $l.20, with 10 pcr cent ff for prompt
payment. Since tho city hRs purchased tho
works tho profits halvo been sufficient to pay tho
purchase money, and $4O000 hlye been cx-
pended for improvements. Dir. IInIsteai, Ut
tho Cincinnati Commercial, who Is agftutiny tho
question Of cheap gs IN that city, snys that tho
City Hospital ut Cincinnati manufactures
eighteen -cnrdlo Has ut I'M average Gust Of Jsa<
cents per loo cubic fcot, aud TINT very suc-
ccasftll experiments hayc bcun 1la1o In tho
institution iuoking to tho utilization Of tho
gus for culinary PURPOSES Tho Iiuuse Of Cor
rccti0r IN Philadelphia manufactures tho 7,Oui,-
GOO cubic feot of gus burned IN tho building ut Il
east OF 10 cents Il thousand nfter payinH
u rcr ton fur conl. Gus is furnished III Pitts
burg by two cOmpHuLcs ut 81 per 1000 Tho
prpits Of tna1y Of those gas companies ura
enormous. and yet tho Stockholders aro not
hnppy.
, 1880-01-02

THE last Treasury statement shows TINT
there is still outstanding fractional currency
to the amount of nearly sixteen millions
(si5, ,:pS) Of dollars. It may be nss,i,ncd
TINT not ono 1afltipl nf nil this al,ln Is Il, OK.
istehce. For three years the Governmental Inns
l'ecn reaee1ntng ntd cnucelingit. .Tllebnnks
have gathered 1t up continuously In NIL stages
of raggedness and defaccmcnt n1,d sent 1t iii
for redemption, n,-obtaining grcenbaclss for it.
It Is rarely now tlat one sees I, s'fractionul
notc,h-tlley have nearly all disappeared.
The sixteen millions still outstanding have
worn out or been otherwise destroyed; they
will mover be presented for redemption, ard
might Us well bo markcd or the Treasury
books. They figure Us part of the National
debt, but should bo subtrnctetl thercfrom, as
few Of them will ever turn up for redcmp-
tion. a bill should be passed declaring
llftecn millions Of the frnctionats lost
or worn out by uset md beyond recognition,
and directing tho debt statement to bo re-
duccd u corresponding amount. Tho ten
millions OF gregnbacks held idle In the Treas
ury rs a redemption fund for these lost and
destroyed " "frnctlonnls should be ordered
by Congress to be invested In tho purchase
and cancellation OF U per cent bonds, thereby
stopping 100000 Of nnnual interest u1, the
National debt. A sum OF S6s3, ,3os might be
held to redeem my fracti0nals that .nny horo-
nftar turn up, and there will never be moro
tllan that suin will take care of. The National
tht ,,,ny int wall no - ~ I'm mn <,,,..,
by fifteen millions Of dollars. Tho present
monthly statements exhibit TINT much too
high.
, 1880-01-02

THERE are no new developments Or
phascs OF importance to note in tue Maine
situation. Evidently 1t IL not intended by
tho fuslonlst conspirators that Gascelon's
pretenso of submitting questions Of Inv alul
procedure To the Supreme Court s!al. In
hny mani,er Interfere with the execution
ot tlefr purpose to salza the Lcgtsla-
'tura mud get the full benefit Of tuotr
contingent atroctty. The ruling of the
Supreme Court will not bs allowed to OBJ
struct their program IN the slightest degree,
~ they maintain llat tho acts to ba reviewed
are accomplished beyond recall, aud No nI-
verse ruling Ut the Court could change tha
result. II is becoming moro and more mani.
fest that tha Demo- -Greenback coalition meas,
to bIazen 1t out aud make no concessions,
aud that they have arranged fos the
, 1880-01-02

WITH day that would have been called
;" fine" III Now Orleans, so ,nild and bright
was 1t, 1850 was started ln Chicago under
most delightful auspices 1t wus day to
tempt mankind out Ut tic house and to grat.
ify Woinanklnd will, tho consequent r,lsl, Of
callers, aild within tho general observation
the gratifying faet was evident thAt the Gus,
torn OF offering wines md liquors at the Now.
fears Day rofrcshment table las lii great
measure been discontinued, md is iu fult
way to die out altogether.
, 1880-01-02

mcrcu nrll markcts, Nnitl 1tlncka.
"1w,,l xcn,,r, ~ oss,., Tho, mt = s,no,o
member Ut tho C,,n,llun Parliament woul,t ,,nrc
u falso fnn question OF annexation nt tho next
nc,,,cr n",1, ~, ,,t,,s,e",, .s,,n, "r ,,n 1
crnl uovernent ii Intensely ltwul. u Il, l,ruuct,
p'1'W's'ton while tholr rcnttons to tho snnthur-
ss ,',, ,a ~" w v ,n s,,a "." !" hSea ., ap, ~
Parliament who ilrxt Units l,is erat Il, tho nI,c "
'.'ncxntion will a!s'piy t,iako himself butt fur
Fla'eu'o nht eohteshpt-
, 1880-01-02

THE ABOLITION OF LEGAL-TEN0ER MONEY.
W. print this morning letter FROM blr.
Horace Kublec, Of Wisconsin, III which hc
sustains tho proposition to 1en,onetizo tho
greenbacks, md also controvcrts tho state
Nlent Of THE Tribune that the presence Of d
volume Of lcgal-telider pnper money In Eli
gland, and III Immense volume Of legaI-tcl,tl-
cr silver morley in Frnnce, furnish such a
protection to the gold supply as prevents a,ly
panic III eEthar Ut tl,osu countries resulting
from want Of !cgal-tell.lcr or lebtpuying
currency.
htr. llublca vainly seeks to point ont my
substantial difference bntween tho lcgal.tend-
cr bank-note Of England a,,d tho legal.tcntl-
cr greenback Of tho United Statcs. Let us
sec. Tho greonbacks md tho notes Of the
Bunk OF England nte both made lega1-tent1er
by law. They aru botlI, by law, made equiv
alcnt with gold III payment Of debts, pub
lie at,d private. Thoy nro both, BY law, rc-
deel'lable In coin on dcsmani. Their ft,l,c-
tlons and iegai status are the sa,ne. But It
issuggestcttby Mr. Rubtce TINT, when n hunk
note III presented ut tho bank of England
and Is redeemed In guild, TINT particular note
Is at once cancelled alld ncycr issued ng,tn,
while when tic grccnback Is redeemed at
the Treasury the snmc note Is agntn issued,
and in this dii1errnco bIr. Ilubleo tiuds some
extraordinary distinction, which warrants
I'LL! In declaring the notu III the hunk of
England to he Il tsncro guild certificate"
while the grcoIsbac's Is something else. THIS
yiew Of tic ease he supports by citing tho
well-known fact TINT fur eyery note issttetl by
tho bank bgyOl.d certain SUM It must have
all eastnl amount of guild, and usat thero IL
no similar condition attending tho grcenb,ct
notes. 1tenco they uro obnoxious verlniu,
aud should bo oxturnlnatcd as proposed by
Hayes, Sherman, and Bayard.
A more accurutQ statement OF facts will
exhibit the weakness aud error Of tAis posl.
tlon.
Tho average outstanding circulation OF the
bunk Ut England Is about Es0,0oo, 900, or,
computing q pound to be equal to IS OF our
money. the outstanding sum OF bank-notes Is
about $ltO. .otD. 100, fur population OF about
two'thlrds of ours. The bank Is authorized
to issue notes to the amount Of Kt5 COO 000, or
s7o, ,Wo, 900, upon the security Of tint much
per cent British consols deposited
with 1t. Tho notes OF the uank Of
England are, therefore, secured and protected
BY deposit ot uattonal3 por cent bonds Of
s7b,ooo.ooo, aud gold averaging s15,oo0,-
0oo. Tic gold Oh deposit, therefore, ls
tyRnRFn11y 0xtnn1 In nftat,f hall KN
, 1880-01-02

presence of m armed force to assist In dc
foattng my attempt by The tlefrnutie1 Repre-
sentatives and their constituents to obtain
tl,efr rights. What course tho Republicans
intend taldng Is not 80 clear, but It Is safe 10
assume that tnen like Senator Blaine AMI OK
Gov. Morrill, arc not lacking either in plans
Or tho determination and means to cnrry them
1t will not bo until Nil RESOURCES ilavc been
exhausted tint can bo devised 70 prevent the
co1lsuurnntlon Of the foul wForS,
, 1880-01-02

uy tnt tetHrhl19 ltoafl tfcatod by Inv. When
ho "as proceeded against ty quo ttstrTunfo.-tho
trtaent chief Justice vt tho Supreme Cmrt the
non L. y. hyaf', boinE III collsos fur RashfOrt
eaNnoaRn aty'n hhl supported i'hratow TN tho
s.'t'nph-i'afstn" tll denied the Jurisdiction OF
crt nlla It's rght to inquire nto tho vlllil-
ny or inc ttton ~ u oo-"rslfnnte brunch of tho
n.'an ~ nosesh.neht; ntit, tnat being oferr11ted
~ t!ilea sao'r right hs onrcel0t, tocs 10 70
ucnl'a'' TUG ss6Hrns: h'att tarpetltcr put IN M
"rpcatance '"r i'hrsto~t as no dill TOR I''lcn
'w.,hts % ytnrs 'hter 1ora similar pi,rrnsc' md
WIN h'eilnr result. Inc supreme Court tnon
Ia',e's'ea u the mto thlet.JtstIce Wilton, II
.'''Ho :, t, u''' n"t u po'it'cian; INC ihto "a
80, -. o.,N"' frce7ouier' nna mo iato 6aT.
,r mu. t."Wloft', , Vlt'loht bo''f'Ahl DcinfErat-
~, tHe eu.st unanimously aRrcea tnat II
~" j"r1solct'"l III INC chAo anu tfi1tt II hat MI
, 1880-01-02

THE experiment OF lighting ocean steamers
with electric light has been tried successfully o.i
tho lntnan eteAmer City Of llurIIn N! recent
voyage, Four Tampa wcso pluccd In tho grand
saloNn and two in The steor1go. Tho passengers
passotl warn, cncoatunls on tho result, declaring
that the ofSuct 0f tho foi,r burners wns to turn
night Into tlMy, aud render lustrous with light
superior oyen To that Of tlay) one OF tho tinest
tloatlng pMrlDrs In tho world. Tho Immense as,-
loon. forty-tlv0 foot sQuAro tan area Ut nearly
26N square foot has bIuzcd with light, SO that
1eadlng, writing, and evcu sewing, hayo bccn
possible IN evvry part OF tho ron1, and this, too,
under circumstances Of easo and comfort hero-
toforo s1'iattAlnable through any procoas Of H.
Elimination OIL ahipboastl. Tho Ellison systom
will be an improvement on this, and Ia iastipod
TO conn Into xencral uso On steamers, by scason
Of lts chcupuoas aud simplicity
, 1880-01-02

YAK0nTaK must ho d pleasant place to dwell
In. BAya III exchange: "Pcrso,ls wI,u wish u
visit tho eoldest town In tho world .ro referred
to YMkootsk. chior tnwl Ut tho province Of
that Ma1llo In EHstern Hibsrln, M tho left bank
nt tho lsvcr Lcnsi. A1ll nbont 5000 uli!us fru,n
1T. Petersburg. Thu Hr1llll r1,uNiEa cssltIl,InI-
" fnlzcn t0 tho drptl. ut HU fret, exrct,t !l
midsummer, when 1t thawa threo feet ut tho
surface. During ton tIays III August tho thor
lnotneter u!arka Us degrees, but from
November to February 1T n.nges from. "
to 48 degrees hollow zero, und tho river
Is solid tce for ulno mouths out Ut tho twclyu.
Thu pInce has population Of utnut 5,00Q, chief
ly occupied lit cnntlie-Wnrks. 1t II nlao tho
principal Markot nt ElIstern Hlterla for trNtlIu
with tho hunting trlbra Of tho Hurtata. The
6tntc Department should open commercial Y-
iatlons With Ynkaotsk, with IL Wow Of securing
suppliua Ut leo when the annually threatened
falluro Ut tho American lce-crup rocurs,
, 1880-01-02

THE Hayden murder trial at New 1Iavon
is nearing IN end, AMI the ilearing Of tcstI-
mony will DO flushed this week, wien tho
trial will have lasted about two months and
half. There was no vacation yesterday OIL
account Of Now-Year's cnlls, tho trlnl pro
ceeling tho same rs though thesu was no
holiday Of tho kind kl,uw.l.
, 1880-01-02

THE CHICAGO TltrTuaE haA established brunch
ocos for thu receipt Of subscriptions and ndvoEt!se
hlsnts a. fnllawa:
NEW YOltK-1toom . Tribune Building. F.'r. Nc
fApnKx, Manager.
fAAta. Fsnntc-No. 10 Ituo do In Grnnge. .liBtooEa.
q. MAMLxll agent
LONDON, EnH.-Am0rean Exchange. ~ Strnnd.
EKNnY +. 0LtiG, Agont.
WASHINGTON. D. C-l3lg F street..
, 1880-01-02

THE steamship Scytlia, which arrived III
New York from Liverpool yesterday, brought
messrs. Parnell and Dillon, the authorized
representatives Of tho Irish Land League.
, 1880-01-02

GEN. GRANT arrived in Cllarlcston ycstcr-
day, md was very handsomely received aud
welcomed by the Ieople Of South Cnrolina's
Capital. 4 big procession, in which coiored
military companies wuro allowed to parade
conspicuously without being shot down by
the chivalry for obstructtng the streets, was
\ feature of tho Administration
, 1880-01-02

HIT each llOg-butcller ask himself the siln-
pic question whether, If ,le WIS hiring .net1, he
would allnw thenl to r4t,l hts business 10 suit
thcm while liu WIS required to furnish wuyca
and bo responsible Iur losses. Not II t1,un Of
thcni wt'stkl tlo II. They wu,1ll show The lour
mighty quick to n,ly lmp,llcnt fellow who would
nlulto such Il prcpnstcruus dc1nand. And yet
this IL jtlst the thing tl,oy uro trying to Impress
oil thotr employers. How IL II possible thoy Gun
hippo fur acceptance If thotr Irrational tcr1ls2
What they themselves would not submit to, thclr
employers cau,lnt. Let them 10 unto othora us
they would lt lu1Ie l.y.
, 1880-01-02

Sir Francls 1lIncks, Of Montreal, rushed
hcadloMg into the Now York Herald, the
other day, To deny there was either anybody
In Canada who desired tho Dominion to bo
all Independent nation, Of annexation to
tho Great Republic, for tho purpose Of enjoy
, 1880-01-02

TIE Govornor-etect Of Now York State,
A1onzo B. Cornell, was yesterday inaugu-
rated Mt Albany without m unusual cure
mony or display.
, 1880-01-02

THE Conthunistlc folly and tnpudencu Of
OCt,nner aud hEs d1ipca Ia oostfug tho 7000 pig-
etickors WIN have a.It work $lJ,uU0 por .!ay, or
about &l00,00 per week. This Is paying pretty
dearly fur tteIr attempted dlctatlol1. Thls may
bo fun for O'Ct,nuer, wto draws his ilttlo 6l00 a
month out Ut tho uRion's trcwury, but It IL atar-
vatIon to tho dupcs who ray It aud lose thol1
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