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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-09

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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-09
Iu1nfrxnaloo to Iibsr;n hae not q

IuniGzaals6 Be- Iibsr'a has net eeAs-
ed By any meana One vessel. the
bark Liberia slakss ceostsut trips
between that country and thu United
States. In the int a.ss Of TIE American
Coloniaat:os tocisty. She lsft New
York pot thrse wesks ago with "a
eelorsd immigrsnts on board. With
nachinsry. rrovisious. tshaeco. tools.
Go. Fson too 10 foar huadrsd 70
Iron the Unitsd States to Liberia every
year.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-09

For the furnzhing q nstssial anl constsuctica
ef two insltneD foe ~ No. q the oteon ~ q.
CINE: one - IL foot Of WAshingtoa street % tide
water. sud one ct The foot Of Nadison st1eet,
70 TIE ~ ef. Plsne aad specifications cen Be
ssen st the once Of the unlersignsa % aVpli-
cation. JOHN xATI0l.
Chairman Fire and watss Conmittss.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-09

SHERMAN HypR & Co. Psciac Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard 0rgaaa For Bhsst
Music and Brass Instruments. addfcnG
SHERMAN, HYDI 5 Co,
aug3i-dAwiy Sas Francisco.
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wHlGWASHED BAB ES.

A missionary stationed al one Of the
South Sea Islands determined to give
his residence coat of whitewash. To
obtain this in the absence Of lime, coral
was reduced to powder by burning. The
natives watched the process Of burning
with interest, believing that the coral
was being cooked for them TO eat. Next
morning they beheld the missionary's
cottage glittering in rising sun white as
snow. They danced, they sang, they
screamed with joy. The whole island was
in coI:,motion. Whitewash became the
rage. Happy was the coquette who could
enhance her charms ny daub of the
white brush. Contentious arose. One
party urged their superior rank; another
obtained possession of the brush, and
valiautly held it against all comers; a
third tried to upset the tub to obtain
some Of the precious cosmetic. To quiet
the hubbub, more whilewash was made,
and in a week not hut, domestic
utensil, war club or garment, but
was white as snow; not all inhabit ant
but had a skin painted in grotesque
figures; not pig that was not whitened,
and even mothers might be seen in every
direction capering joyously and yelling
with delight at the superior beauty OF
their whitewashed bibies.-Ch@nber's b
Journal.
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The NeaO Kind of Fish.

SOME PARTICULARS ABOUT THE GER.
| MAN CARP JUST DISTRIBUTED FROM
| WASHINGTON.
In 1876 Prof Baird, u. S. COmmiss-
ioner Of Fisberi,s, engaged DR.. Rudolph
Hessel, an eminent German fsh-cultur-
! ist, TO bring TO the United States sup
ply of the best varieties of carp. The
first experiments, in May, 1876. was un-
successful, owing to the extreme high
temperature on the passage across the
ocean, and out of 800 only survived.
Another unsuccessful attempt was
male in December of the same year, and
7 more were brought from Hungary, a
large number having died on the passage.
In May, 1877, DR.. Kessel returned IRON
q third trip, bringing 345 young carp,
which were placed in ponds in Drui
Hill Park, Baltimore. 120 were re-
moved in May, 1878, to the United
States Government carp ponds, bHilt on
the Washington Monument Reservation,
Ia the city of Washington. These ponds
are built according to the best German
mOdels,a and cover about IL acres of land.
The 120 fish have IN two years,in creased
to about 10000. 1t is said that "there
Is no ditch, pond or mill dam, or any
boggy, muddy spot, which can be con-
verted into pond, in which they will
not thrive, and'it will be strange if,with-
20 years, Carp do not become as common
domestic animals as ducks or pigeons"
The carp belongs to the family Of fish
TO which the common gold fsl, belongs,
and good examples Of this family ar.
also the familiar brook speci known as
"Dace," "Club," "Red fin," aud
"Shiner." Tho carp, however, is said far
to excel the best of them, and in Paris,
Berlin aud Hamburg the carp commands
price three tunes as high as any other
kinds Of fishes with the exception of the
trout and salmon.
There are three kinds of carp, the
Scale Carp" which has scales like or
dinary fish and four barbles under the
chin; the "Mirror Carps," which has
extraordinarily large scales running
along the sides of the body in three or
four rows, the rest of the body being
bare; and "Leatber" or F." Naked Carp"
which is almost destitute of scales, hav-
ing only f-w along the line Of the back
and has very soft skin, velvety to the
touch.
The carp has strong recommendations.
ut is of ali fish the most readily pro-
pagated and reared, soon becomes taue,
and eats from the hand of its keeper.
DR.. Hessel handles those in the govern
ment ponds as if they were tame kittens,
and they come TO him when he whistles.
Their fecundity is great. A fish weigh
ing 10 or 10 pounds lays about 100000
eggs. Carp are fond of water-cress,
and other iuicv nlants dtvour worms
and il sect larvae, which they root out of
the mud, and al kinds of refuse mat
ter. They are entirely harmless to
other fishes inhabltiug the same waters,
and their growth is very rapid. Tie
Washington carp, -four summers old,now
weigh 8 or 10 pounds. This kind Of
fish, 1t is SAID, has been kept alive il
month or two in tie cellar IN winter,
wrapped in moss and fed with bread
soaked in milk.
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A Russian Rich Man.
From the London Globe.

The millionaire Nicoll Ivanovitch Pu.
tilof, who died f6w days ago at ST,
Petersburg, was, In many respects, an
excellent representative of a class OF
men indigenous to Ru sia. Up to the
outbreak of the Crimean war he was
simply naval officer, devoted to bis
profession, but at the same time on the
lookout for any short cus that might
lead to fortune. The arrival of tile A lied
Fleet in the Baltic offered him The
chance he had long been waiting for
He obtained the contract for the con
struction of the gunboats that subs"-
quently tried the temper of England so
sorely. and within couple of years had
turned out at Cronstadt by means D. an
elaborate system of piece work, 81 gun.
boats and corvettes, provided with an
aggregate of 10000 hors power, and
armed with 297 guns OF largest callbre.
1t Is almost unnecessary TO say that
Putiloff made a fortune out of the con-
tract, for the epoch of the Crimean war
was remarkan nle, even In the annals OF
Russia, for the enormity of official co.,
ruption.
After the war was over he went poTlh
ana built three iron rolling mills, worked
by water power, obtaining from the
Finnish government mining monopoly
over an area enclosing 1856 lakes and
40, 900 square miles. Transferring these
to company he started, with Obou-
choff the huge "Obouchoff Steel
Works. at St. Petersburg, and after
receiving a large sum of money in the
shape of subsidies, no sold the concern
to the War Department in 1883, by
whose exertiOns half a dozen big Ruus
have been turned out at cost estimated
by the Novosti the other day at a million
and a half sterling Putiloff's next
enterprise was the iron rolling mills
hearing his name at the mouth OF the
Neva, where 5000 men are employed
and about f640,000 worth OF iron and
steel rails turned out every year besides
a thousand railway wagons. This little
business was converted into a JOINT
stock concern four or five years ago,
when Putiloff secured the contract for
the great sea canal from
Cronsiadt TO st. Petersburg or the
900, 600 roubles voted for the project, IL
large proportion is said to have already
passed into the pockets of Puiloff aud
the government officials without either
having done anything TO show for it,
rne Finnish rolling mills long o %
collapsed, the Obouchoff steel works is
! by-word for gigantic government
OBJ, the smash of the Putlloff works In
iailv expected, and II is believed that
he colossal fortune of Putiloff himself,
'avagei by extravaga9ces, will be found
10 be in as rotten condition az the
great sea canal scheme at St. Peters
lur0
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TINHE ARTlZANS SAVINGS BANK.
ID2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 24th, 1851.
Open to receive deposits daily from A
M, until p. M, and on Tuesday and Sal :
urday evenings from 7 to O'Clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made In April and October.
When dividends are not wlthdrawne
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per-
manent deposits compound their interest
twice In each year.
Clement H. Smyth, George w. Bush,
Ohas. W. Townsend George y. Capelie,
NaLhan'i r. Benson, NJ. L. Lichensteln,
Henry +. Dure, Edward Darlington,
W. Hastings, Job II. Jackson
Edward Pusey, VIM. IL. Swift.
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BUSH. President.
EO. q. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2l-ly L. T. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
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ANCHOR LINE,

Sail every Saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
CABINS, $50 to $50. STEERAGE. s2S
These Steamers do not carry cattle. sheep or pigs
,,,- And every Saturday. -gsf
NEW YORK TO LONDON DIRECT
CABINS, $50 to s85. Excursion at Reduced Rates
Passenger accommodations are unsurpassed
All Sta terooms on Main Deck
Passengers booked at lowest rates to or from an,
Railroad Station in Europe or America.
Drafts at lowest rates, payable Gree OF charge .
throughout England, Scotland and Ireland.
FOR books oftnformation, plans, &C., apply to
HENDERSON BRoTHxRs, BowLNG GREEN, N.
Or to SAM. F. BETS, Adams Express,
apr2O- Wilm ington. Dol,
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Philadelphia, New York and Boston E Z.
change furnished to regular Depositors
without charge.
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EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. d. ARMSTRONG;, CASHIER.
Paid mp Capital, 35OO,OOO.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05

JACKSON
Lime and Marble Company,
HOCKESslN, DEL,
Have made preparations for burning the
noted jackson lime with wood alone, and
are ready to furnish.
Up to Its Original tandard,
The best building lime in the United
States. II will make double as much
mortar to the bushel as some OF the other
mortar lime In use, aud 50 per cent. more
than the most of them.
p. o. Address, Hook essin, Del.
or $40 Jefferson street, Wilmington, Del.
ap8-wtf.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05

LIIRST NATIONAL BANk
4 OF WILMINGTON
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05

who was going to leave home and
friends for him. Mrs. Schultz said he
was a gambler and fast man, and had
a wife living. .s
, 1880-05-03
A DIRTY MESS.

The Liberal League OF New York Hold
u Meeting. and Jo1ligy Over Iscnnett's
Isclensc-unli cnrli.of ObRceMity.
Special Dhpaieh 10 Tha Chicago Trtbunt.
NEW YorK. May a.-Tho Liberal Longue, as 1t
calls Itself, II body largely composed Of Spirit
,lallsts, and comprising all the must radlca trec
lovers und FREQ thinkers, and atheists Of this
utty, had big meeting ut Chckering Hall to-
night, In honor Ut D. u. Bennett, calt0r of tho
Trt.ih.Sceker, who was yesterday released from
prison, having been sont thcrn for a ycur for
publishing "Cupld's Yokos," an obsceno book by
INC. Haywood. Great preparations had hcei,
made, md The bah wna raekcd by
aeen. Resolutions Woro passed procnlmtnR ljon-
mutt d pAlriDt, rGvlllnH Anthony Cnnlst0ck, tho
Judge who hentolIeCd uennett, Rntl tho President
for not pngianing him; chArginx TINT tho mUvc-
nent was I'LL ono With thAt to Pit 0OA intO tho
Constitution, tO crush froa speech, nnd Hatnb.
tlsh II State or National church. and containing
Il Inaas moro 0f rubbish. Speeches wore lnAdO
by lInywnod, 1lennett, md a number 0t Dthors.
fiaywoo0 ndulvod In al'scontty and lna'so tho
loud applause, shnwing we'll tho character OF
hlinsoif and H,illencc, Altogether 1t wis n most
dlsHrarcful and rorOltny exhibition OF tho tons
denotes and views OF tho Liberal League. llun-
mott himself was content with boastin8 OF bis
iDtluGllty,
, 1880-05-03
POLITICAL.
THE FIRST MINNESOTA DISTRICT.
Srftial pisralth 10 Tns Chftado Tribune

THE FIRST af1STEsO'rA DISTINCT.
sretnl Di'pasth TO The Chicago Tribune.
St. PAUL, Nflnn., Mny s.-1t ts announced TINT
OK -Ltout. .-GOv. Jntncs II. Wakefield. Of Htuo
Earth City, will be candidate for Congress In
tho First District, to succeed DunnclI. Tho ntl'
nounccmcnt Ia not altogether unexpected. as
Mr.. Wnkeficid Inns cherished Congregational rs.
p,rations for somo time, bslt Inns hitherto de-
clinc,l to nppcnr us nm antagonist of Dnnncll.
Just now, however, Is q gootl timo to nntagonizo
l)unncl,. WHO has Impaired his popularity In his
dstrict by his votes upon tariff measures. Tho
country newspapers aro particularly aE8rscvcd
with him on nccDnnt Of his standing In tho way
nf tho removal OF tho tar!ft nn printing paper;
and he has received several candid warnings
that he Ia trying tho patience Of his distrct too
far. This, with tho chronic tllscontcnt growing
utt Of his disposition to hDtd on 10 hss sent i,
nro ready 10 III II, has snwn the seeds OF III op-
lnto something Formidable. Aid Mr. Wnkc-
tleId Is very clover rolltrian. lilo waa nic,l;;
ie"rnc @ n S 10 p''Ii tho pscat wro il. iNknK afier
tho interosta ot flls. constituents and friends.
ilo WIS cleete'l LIe.le.,nnt. .tlover,lor three
preslliiis officer Of tho Senate. In tho .nenn-
Tine, his Importance mud influence In tho south
s has g.,stIy thoxt " DO % coG Chin sSi,othlng
moro from Il tinn Legislative and minor Stnto
posuons natnlell has 4rnwn nfrat.l ot Wnke-
gcstton that hu shnuIl rtn for Governor, ns tho
cantIIlhte Df Southern Minnesota, nK'ist l'llls.
ssS sr n Mafeea e aa Sas aSs% sSs Sa, 40 a"4 10 sH @
and made II ringing cnnvass hut wns bc,tcIi IN
thc Convention Hy l'I!lshary's rersoual pop.,'nr.
III liz suite @ e1scto w"keied h"s wn,crcd svor
his lRprauons, md devoted himself to his Inv.
praetiee s.,e tne go Il was announced me TINT TINT
from ore Of the ncw Enngrcsaonnt districts to
DO organizcd thon; hut tho pickle DNnnel,l hna m
, 1880-05-03
THE MORRIS BRIDGE,

N~f"$NV
MonH1s, Ill, May s.-Cons!derable interest has
boon manifested by those who 1.-Two on tho oppo-
sit slde Of the Illinois River In faver OF buying
the old bridge which crosses the river at this
plncc, or building a now Nradge. The present
bridge coat Si8,d00, and It has heen appraised ut
sao,7lO. The Town OF wauponsoe. south Ut the
river, has voted m appropriation Of $780,
Yesterday an election wins held III the City OF
Morris, by ordor Of tho Common Council, by
which 1t was voted To appropriate $1,000 by the
city. 1t IL expected that thoro will be raised BY
subscription A,60o, and tho balance, being abput
half Of tho whole, to be taxed upon the cntiro
county. Tho voto yesterday WAS worry light,
there being only about 0n votes pol!od, of which
something nyor go we're 10 favor q tho appr9.
quito Ronerul ln favor of y free bridge; but
they arc opposed to buying the present bridge,
thinking that 1t u old anh 90 much locAyed that
1t will ueed Eepatrs Immediately, and that It will
be cheaper to build now than to buy the prea-
ent bridge.
, 1880-05-03

M mnn could oprn tho bnpk, l,cto,d thcre cRtno
from tho Eirrnit Throne Ono greater THU, n,Gn.
md whcn thnt Hand tDuchctl the volume tts
in,sch ncn,no asclnscIl; Tint III tho KinE1"In
Of uod ar,d Christ th1ro no success for vico or
i noncu lho dootrlnr iFat they who i6 Uoi's
cofn.nnrtl,,unts sl,nll enter through tho gnscs
into tho city. You dll, II yOti follow snnr hsEfl-
to yDt n1so It, years l.cnr nr nfNr, n,tl will upnn
many scnte pnEc. antl VII rena e you T.! ih!s
i0r tho smuch wcopnE" Of the times that wero
t1urE.
, 1880-05-03
CASU ALTIES.

LAFAYETTE AIIsIIAps.
Special D1pdteh 10 Tho Chicago Tribute
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Blay :.-1iles Crary was
seriously injured internally by runaway to-
lny. John Lcndcrman's loft anklo was crushed
by a runaway. Philip bEcCnuly's wIfo had an
arm broken by runnway. whio her child WINS
injured seriously, and her sisters hcud badly
cut. Christian Schorsr's little aon was run over
by n team, md dangerously hurt. John A. F06.
tor, wife. mother, An two chlltlren WorG polson-
ell to-day by eating poke-root for horscradlsh.
Fosters condition Is critical.
, 1880-05-03
POPULAR SENTIMENT.
VOICE or ONO ON rnrAp-rEnMlsM.

.-.~,,r,~1-,
VOICE or ONO on rt,1np-rEnNlsu.
Cjnetnna,I Cun,,ntrstu tl,tp.,, Mayh
The foremost propo,'don ot lilo persons in
this country who have tho drnnt lntatnauon
upon them is, that their man Is ann Of Destiny,
sIsaan nas uss ~, ,'n .rrosa.,,,lo ''
dlaaoy WIN 20 1rFos,s.iums ..
VIC do not think this country 30 degraded TINT 1t
ia locking for md rcudy to necept Man of
Destiny. That sort Of man belongs In Europe,
whero tho people afe secot'aafy cohslacfauon.
In the second p!aco, we hnvo 10 say that tho
-. a. ,s.s,-,,a A. thn ,,oao etonha tho au,,roa
Ialn 10 nntsue. A0 ,,. ~ uso aaa .,,a1. NV ~. r,at
likely to grow bottor for him.
Begin with tho bcgInnlng,- If
no, Grant, viii got tho voto. rho popularity Of
Blaine in Pennsylvania is overwhelming, There
49, ~ .h"1 J.. ~ ~ G-ont a. ynr Nav Ynrk,
Thefo thcso Is ono .or oa e,s ar,w w." ,n,a
eponta nFtT tbo,,ph bns w tho % Tam
many Hill and tho affiliated Rugs, he maintains
his place rs tho only Republican Senator.
Rapublican ] Senmtor W from Nov York is preferred
BY him to division Of tho Senatorial honorss
senator Morgan, bccituse it was not co1,venlent
patronnRe. 70 naxS e0'''su' "''n 'l'' " '''''' |s
Nav Pork was not Carried for linyes, md 1t
would not he Tor Grani il ho were presented rs
tho great and only proprietor of tho Republican
20 eam hai aa0 he so1 Tue soa NV Yorx
saSv qSa aSss IT ans on
in lie Now York delegation.
deeIareI for n th!rd 1 terin Of tho ox.rrcsiIcnti
The rsst u tho urant stHtss STs ,h"ss Southern ]
Er"oTa 49, AJn,niuirntInn X " t,ossiI,io flrnnf
, 1880-05-03
BADLY INJURED.

Special DJpatth to The CHICAGO Tribune.
DANv1LLE. ILL.,, May a.-Dr. Dalch, m old prnc-
tttionor OF this county, whte crossing tho rail-
rond.hridGo over Stoney Greek. Mt this plncc.
lust night, WIS struck by locomotive. and
thrown from, tho bridge, brcaktn8 his left arm
md several ribs, besides receiving Internal III
jurica, which tho doctors think Will prove tltnl.
, 1880-05-03

nr nj tGlurs tn THAR rrn,,,r 1',mi ,,,,n einr recall
rs ;i!e'n eogare tslnsss' s',l VIII S'sss NJ.
@ssS ss'Si 4 10, =, H G spr' ID Il ,0 ID MS, s &
Sfs u s!' ss1sy o"g u "1 gS4s6 nv is
ii tic Lille Is tho Wnrsi ,T (iM nv q ouda
raln royclutIon uf tho tlinvs Of H. must con-
t1nnriIni nrrrcots. jmt inrniv" ut.I ~. nn!y In III
W,rjcs md histories, to l,c "snr,,nnaifa ~ ifa he
cestte,t in Inc study Of tho Bor)ntmr.,aaHy d..
teasnns whsro shey sInc m c'on sbr4a.s ess .pltltu
ri tito IStior, lint also II, nvn,n we teu,
nnl symbol, prnying WIosl, osg,y onGo eStht
mlpS 'ns eff' s. ie tnHt iaw VIII 1. oS e e., Iss
sonse. cunr,nost BY tho surlpt,rrs them!,Fpd .. Fpd
Th'e VI, ar9 ent,qsy , s'StinK iha m sssss
liens ind in,nHrs which uo,,usa ~ W. oaatutal'
sense, to tho Dlviue Wisdom Tint IL ron.sam vutHam
wit,,,,,' 4h,. +, A.. ,u,,,,,,.. ~S
cbrss,an me M A%H HEriop praGs1ce n 81 tae dess
fnns ahn nlvinc Wnr., ,t ,lnrs rtpay +, drnTs Ite
mny 2M ~ ,orn etG'a n.y. 9 Of r spfta
1na,tcr ot daSn,. Il jnv"lycsl: WG r. !,
,Hn ivy" H hi,aa x.tnia nnd ~ 66y n6y SCRIPTURE IA
tnr Thov ;ink ~ ilIvinc tri,; Wing ,no mere 1t.
or ;ho "wa,nr Of jlic; tAuy .h,nK IT wy RCD
inv ranti AZ ffo "w",ls ~ suI,.n ins i'ss TAsu
iH!;,k nf tho p,vI1c enoMsss as,t @ snir TheJ
when ihsy reid ot tho 6rrad ana aat,asl sina w.
the "lNHly anu DitnH ~ VI tho Lord. They thIns
OF thelr nwn need nf Divtne enyIng noxer ~. =
touch tho eyes OF tho inlnd when they rraa ~
Tho curing nf the hltnd They rc,tI Of tAo iDma.
aud think Or tilclr nwta hntlnH md dIsOtlpijont
l!vcst or OF tho palay, and sec tho pjctnra y,
their nwn Impotence to bring forth thetr
purposes into 1lct; or uf tho possessed. ~
think of tho spirits Of corrt0,istlGss md s,6,,
nitl malice which pnescss their s0us. Thisstss
tho metlod of spiritual Interpretation. " =
even tho ptatnust commandment ri The fjccsiIHSss
b,tt yields tte spiritual meaning With thn di,Hs,
Ry!n%e origin and authority BY ita unfolding
mutton Of anger nnl lntrcd: nlultery, Of !ust.
ntitl US the outward forms .nrc Ablorrrd, ill.,,
become mirrors In which tho Hccrrt cyIls M
in,NRcA. The uloat 1n,ttrrpf f,,ct Ali1stona h.
cnnib the revolution EF spiritual lce.ons. =
mans foes urc they of bis own household" dos
not erase to ho a warning 10 r.
Christian bocauso Mll tho 1notnlurs OF tho family
t.ntnuno Mt tho shnln NltMr; instcnd Vi u,itEasa
foes hp secs Inward impulses md pcr3IasIons
which set Ills Inentnl household In cnnfusion..
fnstoad Of fAtlier md mother Mfter the tcsb L.
secs III his sclf-lovU nn1 lovo Of tho world Tia
fathor and tn0thcr Of Ills evil affections AM
thoughts which he must hate. fur The Lor1a
ankc. And so on. Why every day 1vcry msn.
or wnr1hii- or even child, who draws instruction
hnd tlclp from this word, derives It nv npnisina
tho principles OF spiritual intcrprutatiou. fhsss
principle iB simply this: "Trnnsfer yms
fr..r.t tir nou,,,s st-n,,,,s, "a = run ~ u1uif
, 1880-05-03

hunca mu,lo hRpplcr hy m ambition which dill
not roach too mich. .....
eG "a. snEEsS Il @'Sps! p" appnss,
if 3naeGh h9rt " ncinc. chniot be neMt.c,i:
from M N, sspo eH'' es!v III " soohne s' a
,.0i. When ih9 I'D olosoferGr!ctl n.'t E,,rnkn ow
anni'y e wn. because '9tatt,'i',E hn tsnc % MN "
soul When = gso.l story u told t,s IT q frlsnds
wo 20 homo hnsrry because We havc something
r Ss "' wssn s rsr ea @ o% pnsss ws Tsfs M
music yum fcci tnnkf'! tfMt yo1 did Mtt dio hc.
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INDIANA.

Special Dhpaieh to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
FoRT WAYNE, Jnd.. May 2.-Tho Democratic
Joint Senatorial Convention for tho Counties OF
Allcu and Whitley mot hero -yestordAy and
nominated Robert &. He'll. Tho Convention hNd
u stormy time, tho Whitley County delegation
withdrawing In body during tho proceedings.
, 1880-05-03

tho country. Altogether, wo think this nttcmpt.
at d ellr on nfnlno wns exceedingly IhU1c, ana
unworthy Ut Qen. Logan.
, 1880-05-03

NISCVNSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Mny ..-Tho State Greeu-
back Convention Is called to moot ut Watortown
, 1880-05-03

The Kimbsll Organ aulbodkes more useful i'm
proyemeuts than Ill the others combined.
, 1880-05-03

Cleanse, whiteu, and beautify the skin with
Cut4curA Medicinal Toilet 6oan-