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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14

The srhooEer- pan, Harding and Kate
Ncuman coli led Gluua the storm on the night
Of the ID inst. tue iattca -irkiue with all hat
one ii the crow. Seven dead bodies we're
washed ashore ul Iom9 iGfur. Il. d.
Tie steamer Bcu-my laden with coal from
PcaaIth for Gi altar, foundcrcd when two
days our from rylt. Thirteen Of the crew were
drowned anu Ok aved
IA Odessa dispatch Of the 18TH nit. contained
a rumor that the Russian TRANSPORT vessel With
1000 troops en- board have Been lost III the
19 = 1an sea. and most, u NOT AT. tie soldiers
ucTi-l,3
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14
TIE MARKETS.
Eegor-ed by CHANDLER BEoY-S x Co, Commission
Merchants, Milwaukee and Chicago


CHICAGO, February 800 ]. h.-Wheat-
Active. unsettled, but higher at S1.2O3. for cash
SL2l1s for seller March; S1.2zl5 Tor seller April
Con-Ncak and lover at $3.50 for cash; 40 &
fc4 seller May Oats-Weak and lower at BIC
fog CASH 3tl5 c tC seller My. Rye and Barley
Nominal. fork-Heavy and lower; c11.57t5
for cash; S1.67l for seller March; 81 3D. foii
seller April. Lari-DulI ard lower; 100 bid
for cash; eL0755 for seller &srcn. Iogs-Rc-
ceipts 1000 head: light 1t $4.a0@ I. 20; mixed
packing at $500 f.G3; heavy shipping at S4.3C
@4.65. C4ttie-Receir5s ! $50 head; quiet and
-2,UJG Aga aTocl5Is and feeders scarce at s 2. Fl
$3.50.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14
ssNsrnpd 80 Death.

4 Chinese wash house at San Francisco, Cal,
took tire on the 9Th inst. and eleven OF the
celestials who were so stupitIed by opium a to
BE unable to escape. were incineratcd.
\ negro cabin on the plantation al VIM.
Stack, near Columbia, s. G., was consumed by
tire recently. and with it two men, woman and
- children.
BY the burning Of the Welsh block. Fort Col
Inns. Col, on the night Of the 81 inst, Mr.. A.
I. Hopkins and Miss lille Irwin were burned
TO death.
A servant girl named Mary Erte, employed
at the residence Of VIM. Young, Esq, at Mil
waukee, was SO badly burned by her clothes
taking fire from range on the Sd inst, that
she died.
At the burning of the county hospital, mean
Milwaukee, Wis, on the night Of the "a inst,
two paupers named Fritz Schrof and Mrs.
Nealson lost their lives
John T. Gardiner and wife were burned to
death by fire which destroyed their home at
Easton. Mass, on the 1t inst.
While lighting fire in the h.gh school at
Middleton, \. Y. on the % inst, linda Young
was fatally burned. Mrs Young was also badly
burned while attempting to save her daughter.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14
Recent Tragedies.

At Dayton. O.. on the 9TH inst, Juliu, kadhc
seized his child, four months old. dashed 1t to
the floor and kicked 1t across the room. The
only witness to the murder was a little siX-ycar-
old daughter.
John Campbell, aged II, shot his sister Hulda
aged 10, 1t South Charleston, O., the 9Th
accidentally. He was standing six feet from
her III the kitchen, IN the presence of another
sister, when he pIayfully pointed pistol at hel
demanding her "mOney or her hfC. She
answered "neithcr." when the pistol went of
and the ball pierced her heart.
Samuel ]. Holmes attempted to murder his
stcp-dau5 liter and husband, named Benntield,
near Lawrence, Kansas, on the 18th INST lie beat
both SO badly with 4 hickory club that then
lives are despaired of. Holmes was emaged
because his wife presented her daughter (lIrs.
BenntieldD with 80 acres of land
Leo. Grimes, notorious desperate, and one
Of Doc Midlleton's gang, was captured mean
DcadWood on the might Of the ID inst. and
afterwards shot dead while attempting to es-
cape.
John Boles. . Erenchmau. stabbed and killed
Robert Nclnar. an Italian. at Jackson, Amador
county, Cal, on the night of the 1st.
Par Harry killed John Wakenthalcr. rival
suitor fCr the hand OF one Rosa Naldiug. at
kansa. City. Mo-, on the "a inst. An axe was
ms weapon.
Near Barcelona, Italy. on the 31st ult. 2 rich
land owner. his wife. three daughters, son and
two maid servants were all found murdered in
their beds. The decd was evidently committed
with a Ratchet The house was Iansackcd Of
yaluablrs. A sHineherder and his two sons are
under arrest
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14

rHuALELpHlA seems to b most unfortunate
eity. The different exhibition buildings that
Wcre taken dosn vcre III removed 10 other
cities. Ous depot At Watering place. An
other i 2 mamlfaetory, aud thus they vent
Now Tia colosseum, one Il tic last relies IF the
centennial. is sano. In it va7 exhibited the
picture " Pan, by Night, lut il wa financial
failure. Tho c1nusated mon laldns Nas last
week taken down, and removed in forty cars to
Boston where the other colosseum, thai stood
nyar tie main building, went several wears ago.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14

named John and Judy, son named Tom, and
Margaret. a niece. About the same time party
called at the residence of John Donnelly, three
miles distant from his fathers house, called him
the elder Donnellv family was set OH fire and
the bodies Of the victims almost burned to a
cinder. a boy named Connors, who was stop
ping in the house escaped by crawling under
the bed and was an eye-witneas Of the terrible
nights drama. The matter viii be thoroughly
tod
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14
milwaukee,.

MILWAUKEE. February 1850 =. H.-Flom
Very dun, but steady; common spring at 81 Is
td5.OO; medium extras at 95.2505.50 and choice
spring at S5.75@6.50. Wheat-Srong; No. :
cash at 71.t9l No. at S1201 No. g at 81. 06:
No. at S1.00; No. 2 seller March at S1.2O3I "a
1.2ll.; No 2seller April a1.217s@I (; Corn
Dull; No. at SEC; new at 3415c. Oats--Dull at
32c Barley Tame 1t 73c cash; No. at sec
Rye--Dull at 741ec. Pork-Dull and lower at
@ll.75 cash. Lard-At SIP cash.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14

The Towanda PENN Reporter says that the
supreme Court Of that state has decided that
the change If figure on a note, a. to mark an
s over the in the date. impairs the validity Of
it. Either new note, printed for13- must be
used, or the whole date written Lefore the
p.inted lgnres on the BLANKS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14
IfNiser EENnLOsinIls.

by tie explosion of boiler at ". Clark &
Co. mill Fifteenth ward, PittsbUg, Pa. ON
the "a INST. Albert Oran was killed, Jacob
Berger. fireman. SO badly scalded that he will
die, and VIM. Bralmon painfully burned. The
boiler was examined few days before and pro-
uounced safe. Damage -. 600
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14

THERE i some sharp practice going on 70
uvade the intent Of tie new constitution II Cal
if3rnia which provides among Other thing,
that all legislative bills shall lie general, and a
hilIaffccting the charter OF san Francisco only
is being urged IN the legislature under the sub
teriuge Of general Law; that is. the bi4 ap-
plies to cities of over 100000 inhabitants, and
san francisco is the only city in that state hay-
~ that n0Dnlation
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14

WHILE America La found the present winter
tinuc to bear out the statement that it has been
in that part of the world one # the scyere,t Oh
record. Tor the ir-t time iu the present cen
tny the lala # Zurich il frozen over. and ice
has also formed ii tie other Swiss lakes and in
THE riyo arse. a POPULARITY If the Sai-s win
la, to which the Geneva correspondent # the
Loud 1iass called attention 1t the beginning
ut last month that while The temperature OF
tic loalan4a is e.edingIy cold, tn. Of the
mountains Is mid and bainlv.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14

For some time past tn frequency of incen-
diary les IL the n1i- hborh, Cd of Lucan. Ont,
has excited tire lopuiacs, ana The finger of sUs-
plclon pointed 10 FAMILY named DonneIly, as
the guilty paT,.--. Dounel'y and wife We're ar
rested and Their examination was set down for
the tth INST; but on Nc preceding night party
Of men surrounded gLe hoUse and murdered
the entire family, consisting Of the parents
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14
THOS. BaRDoN, Editor and Publisher
VARIOUS TOPICS.

THo,E who rail against fish culture as being
mpracticable have nothing to say about oyster
culture, which has been carried on for years al
along the Atlantic coast. bays and inlets. under
rules as systematic as those which govern any
form Of agriculture
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14

LONDON, February 7-12:00 a.-Livelpool
wheat market opens tirmer; floating cargoes
turn dearer; on passage improving. Good car
goes No. spring wheat off coast at SIS Cd: fair
average quality of No 2 Chicago spring wheat
for shipment, etc. Mt $685. California club at lis
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14
8 es,gHt.

4 Pysth dispatch reports that duel has been
fought between Haron Mavthenv and Herr Yer
hovay, member Of parliament and editor of a
Political paper. il which the latter
was mOTtaliv wounded by d pistol shot.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14

1t is reported from Candahlr. Afghanistan
that nearly two thousand families lave been an
uihiated iy the GhIZais. and that seven vii
ages of the latter were afterwards captured by
the HAZARDS. and every soul in them slain.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14

Tie governor Of Massachusetts. on the 51st
nit. is-ucd an order cuu~igniug Chas. T. Free
man, the pooa set c.iid murderer. to the state
iuuatic lsvluu
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14

IHE repeated failures to find persons guilty OF
poisoning by arsenic doubtlc.- arises from the
fact. when women are the assumed victims Of
poisoning * that drug, that tie latter had been
IN tic habitual use Of the mineral poison for
tie purpose Of improving the complozion and
rotundity u theliSure, and by the accumulation
If small doses Of ars mic had led TO the post
nortem appearance il tie stomach, which led
to tile erroneous conclusion, arrived at ~ chem
.enL l-y.nrt.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14
Obituary.

judy. ) 2. Huntington, formerly Of the
United States Court of Claims, died IT Hartford.
Conn. on the 9th inst.
Adolph Z. Boric, cx-sccretaIy Of the navy.
died al Philadelphia, Pa. on the 9th
Right Hon. Sir Geo. Hamilton Seymour, To-
tired English dipIomatist. and Rev. Henry
IouIo, a prominent phlautmopist and clergy
n.aH. ji-coyerer If thu dry earth sanitary sy--
tcnl. are dead.
{. G. Waite. pro lietor Of the Bre>oolt house,
New York. died on the 81 INST, aged -.
Gen. John Ihlsbin. formerly member of CON
gress from Pennsylvania, died at Newark, \.
j., on the 81 inst
Paul De Ya0x, q Belgian politician. died on
the 3l,t ult., aged 70 years.
The Marquis Of Anglessy, Liberal memher of
the house of peers, Is dead, aged 81.
Robert c. Brown. Republican candidate for
sheriff in New York city last fail. died ON the
night Of the 31st ult.. aged 80 years.
Stewart Brown, well-lnoWn New Iorl. bank
cr, died ON The 9th ult. aged 10.
v. II. Woodyatt, prominent Chicago ocu-
list died IN that city If pneumonia, on the 3lst
nit.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14

The trial of Mrs. Smith and Cove Bennett,
for the murder Of the formers husband. a
policeman Of Jersey City. resulted in a verdict
Of not sllItN.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14
I Hi EFuIsl.

An iuattc4tyc clerk afforded an adroit thief
an opportunity 70 steal $4,000 in bonds from
the safe If the Guarantee Trust safe Deposit
company jig Philadelphia ON the Sd inst.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14

NV YORK, February $50 P. Cotton
Easier at l3c for E2id4Lng urls,lds Hour
Firm; receipts 1000 bbIz: sole 1900 bb2s:
S5.3V@5.51 Tor exl1 state md s-lats I'll, S5.5l1
$50 for hoop Ohio. Wbeat--eplng shade
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14
Killed NJ = .rsa.

At Beverly. Mass, IT the burning OF SUM
mer residence, ON the 81 inst. falling claim
ney Killed a boy and injured several tircmcn-
one fatally
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14
KILLED cnsg,e Crack.

An express tram at Chester, Pa. on the lst
inst. ran over and killed Henry Grant and Geo.
Adds, who were crossing the track N g carriage.
William Rhode, WIS severely wounded
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14

Esenuegfsz EiberasiGF.
aegstitspsi.

The New York Herald has opened al hish
subscription with 100000 None Of it VIII 20
through PANELS hands.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14

1 HEN is a model for dancers. She
never leaves her set except to eat and
drink
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14

\ MEMORIAL has been presented T. both
houses IF congress iii behalf IF tie venerable
widow aI admiral paludjng. PRAYING that
pension la granted har e so month. Il
sets forth r.st hos distinguished husband. Size
Last SURVIVOR ri the battle 81 Lake CHAMPAIGN
aad hero Dc three wan, left ler fifteen
months s-o III Iz -traceued circumstances.
lis small tarm il oafo.a county. \. y. being
mou5ase5 Ear beyond it, present value, and
That tha moderate pension for which heappeaIs
= congress j, absolutely aoaJ t. fre. her
from anxiety and assure IL, comfort FIR Tie
few remaining sear- nhichllay hea'lotnd ~ Her.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14

"GREAT God, exclaimed the great Ma
poleon, :" how rare men are " Eapo-
leon liked his msn veil done.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-14

IN o''-aamRdttse q t1e hohee indlclalT
e2nlaa.iee ha s'sfod e ''.'i 70 t.'Ne the place
= n. Wy I'M oll Z s'.0"., BOO '".atlEe ~
Iade-a@tN7. "ha.l' En- -.li 1eA. CONT itrrHtaE
pronounced uneotst stH5@HaI iie -t'i provides
el !" f,..le'.af "5 ha... 'a.'..., "an @aaA rs APP
point ly fhe n'eslas a. ant rank with Tie
commissioner 81 patents. with alaly Of
-37a3 Ihi- officer snail re-i~ter trademarks.
mon payment q teeaua .'l.., q q de~elll ton.
accompanied ~ Nttt.a de.ial ~" t"tt no
oShef person. H. s. tti + +. ltie i5 tH jo use
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-12-03
Hips Manuel.

Mr. n. Newton, agent for Benton county,
is nov canvassing for subscribers to the new
and revised edition Of the above excellent
work. It is highly recommended by dis
tingHished educators and leading newspa.
pers and is consi Tered by all tn be one Of
tie most useful books that was ever laid
upon the counting-rooin desk or drawing
room table l7:8
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-12-03
Sad Havoc Is Created

Among the tenants of the mouth by allow
ing impurities to collect upon their surface
or in their interstices. SOZODONT re-
moves every vestige Of tartar from the
teeth, and renders their premature decay
impossible. It not only imparts to them
whiteness and vigor, but communicates
har,iness and rosiness to the gums. The
breath acquires a most acceptable fragrance
from it's use; it is purely botanic liquid,
and it may be relied on to accomplish its
identifying effects without injuring the en-.
amel like a gritty tooth paste.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-12-03
Sweet Home Valley, Nov. 27, 1880

Charles B. Lougee was found with
his neck broken on the wharf at EN-
pire City last Sunday morning. 1t is
supposed he got up in the morning
early, walked out, and losing his
footing fell from the wharf with the
fatal result noted. He had been a
resident of Empire for over fifteen
years and was highly respected.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-12-03

Fl. P. Whitney has made arrange
ments for building tank on his
wharf at Empire City to furnish wa
ter to steamers, and for other pur-
poses. The tank will be supplied
with water from well, and it will
be pumped by wind power. This
improvement will be great conye-
nience to steamboat men.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-12-03
AT TINTI0N LANnBUYERS!

. HAVE SOME FINE LOCATIONS ON AND NEAR
the Bay for Sale at reasonable prices, also Store
doing good business, and well stocked for sale at
bargain
Persons wanting land should address or call on me-
R. A, BENSELL
Newport, Benton County, Oregon E:25A
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-12-03

CRowN SEWING MAcHINE.-These mum.
Der one machines can be purchased of J. A.
Knight at his furniture store. Call and ex-
anime them they are much cheaper than
any in the market, contain all of the attach.
ments and are frst-class III every particular.
l7:39ml
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-12-03
ITEMS BY TELEGRAPH.

Garfeld's majority in Maine is A.
100.
Indian Agent Berry has given $5,-
loco bonds for his appearance.
Still millions of gold coming from
Europe every week.
The New York Tribune denies the
story that the Pullman Car Compa-
ny promise to import Chinese laun
| drymen.
There were 235 900 ounces of silver
purchased this week for the New
Orleans and San Francisco mints.
Small pox eases continue to be re.
ported at the San Francisco Health
IOffice. On the 26,h six new cases
were reported.
A Phoenix, Arizona, dispatch of
the 26th says: D.metrio Domin-
gnes was hanged to-day for the MUIR
der of Mr. Thomas, over year ago.
1t is rumored that VIM. HI. Van
derbilt and d. 0. Mills, of New York,
are negotiating for block Of U. P.
stock, which will give them control
of the line.
The Supreme Court, Of New York,
has decided that National Banks
cannot be taxed by State because
the State law authorizing such taxa
Ition is invalid.
/ Judge Hill, of the United States
Court, quashed the charges against
the Democratic Commissioner of the
Sixth District at Jackson, Miss, on
the goth.
The police of Jersey City suspect
Mrs. Martha Lehback, whose burned
body was found yesterday to have met
her death at the hands of her hus
band, barber.
The President has appointed Ellis
L. Biprbower United States Marshal
for Nebraska, and Almont Barnes, OF
Vermont, United States Consul to
Curacao.
John G. Thompson will retire from
politics and become a journalist, hav-
ling purchased a half interest in the
Daily Times, which he will make the
central Democratic organ in Ohio.
t'THE CALIFORNIAN. This magnificent
magazine for December is on our table. As
usual it is rich with varied and interesting
reading matter. As journal for home
reading, The Californian stands, to our
mind, unrivaled. With this number, it
completes its first year. For four dollars
| it can be secured for 1884, and certainly the
money could not be invested so as to give
, 1880-07-24
observation We cnn NIL a,1rrlen.ent With hoorty

lie II generally t1spnsch to snccr nt othcr
peoples success. md, while hr mny mt ,,lrnly
!iatwl BY ratrSly srlf,sh ,nn.tycs. mi vii attain
rcs.tr;liess Il tlo sss'"" wro1,ss .olr % sGrccss
!nny !not on. othors, ur tho c!atms # those
tley lenvc behind thcn. iti tho r4ee. OF thoso
Of lnck or, lntluoncc, or hoth, but seldom or
Meier mort or co1npotenny.
ns5s 4ss !" s5G syS ks sona q vs enc ao oSs
eapable Of tlsriyinS misery ~ from ON eyaryth!ns
losQtn know wtrttlcr tho hitter clnss 10 tho out
growth of c@!rc!'n.sta.eGs @ nr whctanr @ tl1oy were
one p. y i Ut IT, M ao rssr sa fs os essR y IN .tss sss
IN astonishing Hrlo1int Of misery from such ap-
pnrently !nn0cent subjects would lnd!cntc q
tim. Thon thoro Is tho eccentric cyl,to. who
tirslFlnes TINT ccccntrlcity Is synonymous with
Rsnlus, and thnt sotttng 1T nattKht md dcfylug
ihoac h!cna, manners. md cllstoins upon
which NIL nre nKrec,l s tending to thu wgtnro and
happiness OF thUsa With whom we arc daily thrown
thought nbove tho. common herd, rs ho wo,,ltl
ioIttcncss Is universally ncknnwledged ~ bei,g
he Rlorfcs In boinH ,ntpoFlte.
ey;o oters ylG n rsnering nomaso to
cos,ssrs @ Iaiies sosicty "iSre, a,ld sparss
no pains. When IN tholr prcactco to aeqiAEnt
thorn WITH hls op!n1ns.
1--we Of wulna, ftt light tsteon: ehat It Is eas!y
tr,nstcrahu; and. when Won. Of ltttio value;
ht ne md sS1sff 5 c4 fsr eso y y4s amSn Il to assp t.
Aftur nil Ut which rotreahnK Information ho
hus the aurtacty to wondur tllut they do not alt
II nm evidence that their minds ara not oasnpre-
hcnsivc enough to weigh hs vast superiority
iIo delights to stari alono in his opinions, and
t5e @ stro1sest 1roof tlat r = rttFht: NJ We; ds;;
, 1880-07-24
TIE; CYNIC.


9o The iatItUr nf 1Hs tAteaoo 3ttdans.
CnIuAu,, July M.-All ro,ltiurs or Tho IInme
hnva ut somo timc, sltpposc. known q eync,
uno wloso outy aln In lIfo sceina 10 bo tn lila
cuss sotno taw III Everything, aud to attribute
solno selfish motive VI prompting Uycry vool
1ep4 which othur1 do.
Tho moro appurent II nlnY l1e to othors that u
gonuroussar kelf.luny!ng aotlun il u porfoctly
dis1terrstcd QUO aud prompted by II Konutle
friendship Or lnyo Of Immunity, tue luurc ccr-
tAln evidence IL 1t 10 tho oynle tlnt th1gu Is soo
st,iatcr desiKl or htdun mot1yo behind II,
which ttM0 will develop.
lilo will till y0u that wotnan H1Arrles 10 secure
q homo Or position liz soeety, ind 1nAn fro1l
purely selfish motives 0t personal cun,fart the
worry !tan Ut love being oIlp which he llttEhs ~
sGtTs ulia C0t.altlasa beneath tho Ruttto Ut SELF
albiu t.pl,.
. liee.l.lse other pes,ple enjoy certai, kiul OF
life. appreciate curtain, unlusunleats tuka itIt-
urn. ~ certain th!nYs, howesur innocemt, which
o stles lut, 4e will tell yUl 1t Ii AH evidence Vi
bud t1stu or bt. ttreeItlH, lIIt with culteupt-
unus w.lvo uf tho baEd WIN constyl them to biz
catutnR lpnrke4 "Fool.." md plaftsaIcuily
t4ank God tiat ho IA not VI other mon are. whioh
, 1880-07-24
WHAT aiKH. 5tAtfltIR TIlINKA,

ELkHDtH, Wfs., July l9.-bfnlIy ihanks, kind
Furry Yeu.e, for Including a.l humble Curuerito
In yn,,r uy,tntfor IN vt,,r fr,t,n,ts thnuvl,t ~
a. 49,. ~. ,@ @ ~ ,.'. ~ % ... ,s,t
aFst 10 express NY 1cehhes crypto2s4lph1cAlS,
ar IN tr'tndpusltton or charlde, Or III rh0tnhoid
.orm: u.s. ".tcryss-I.tcube: uccut,t: {furrja.:
.lx-t:,cnths ~ sincorn. hrur+r. thnnts nnw,,
-. n y. fnr, ~,u,r. ,or",v tsr"ii"J ,or.tin.
aIlyl; lnvlte,' ete. Hut these methola proved
!lt.J,,1lel lIrabtt, lecauso Of their tendency 10
hummer the yr.,, uxnrnsalnn nf h,.nrlfrlt vrnt,,
"" p' '"o ]eo eA PAo1'e'' ~ "e"'''oee As"e'
, 1880-07-24

CUHlkESPUNILSCE.
g gGS prae. sHe e Sy H. IT, 'K'r H. '' dedicated to
Tyro. city, can only keep atcp to tho music of
fotlr,-thc outagon, square. ard trnnsl'oaitlons.
snt wio oaneht the ''seintilln" q For,y feass;
Dick shunnry, city, doesn't mcddle With tho
Years. Hp rosrets TINT tito nyo ho sends worso
al! ho Gould glthor lit.
,Towhoat1. Fulton H., wishes to b o.1 hand nt
tho r0ll-uhE, nud au answers Tho ghArnt1 Of Farty
kind of spark, fowlead.
Tho Drom!os,, 1a!ena, H.. wcrc caught With
iand'' inn q Nsison!an. srho 70 G:raer' wa tbo
answcr thAt fatletf to nppcnr In lastwcok 3 list.
Hat Megs. Nelson, H.. cAn't. maka anything
out Ut Tho GhRrltl0 Gout Ata0fs,, tho hidden
rest are p,,awured .corructly, and Il compliment
glrcn tho dlntnDffd.
Rose atay'ic, Evanston, IT,, gives up four with
tho greatest Of cnae, mil Ia uontout to whit Il
Rrows ns thin ns Tnnner. Tho two oE,arHties, thu
tian,ond. aud octagon Mrc whit she's waiting for.
THO following ls .;, the = answer sent by Forty
husp "Biu', forcod Adam soi! 10 "ti,t.,'
%$ :Gs.S i %;!' il .s;s;,;a
GoosstS 1nrngton wf Ill., h:s ha bSt IT. tts
happily nnswors Towhoad'a prosorb:
Mi %%s!ss. II: v rtS's lsss s.a ss; wed"
sic.ey Asss; Ss1ssf ~ III! tfsa III. snS e sa st'i
Poplar, Oshkosh, Wis. thus commences her
lettor:
on, when the pnx,1ad pus.lor is a-pa.sllns--
As t 81 fisss i assa IL aaes
WHO coniutc Mp si'c', hard th!nRs for tho rest,