davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-18
Delinquent Tax Notice.

NOTICE IS 1KRRERY GIVEN THAT
~ the Delinquent Tax List Of Ormsby County, Ne
vada, for the year A. b. 1880 has this day been de-
Attorney of said County duly certified by me, and
less the delinquent taxes therein specified paid to the
Treasurer exoicio Tax Receiver within Twenty Days
from the 9TH day Of December, A. D. $780, action will be
commenced by said District Prosecuting Attorney for
the collection Of said taxes and costs.
FRED. ID. TURNER,
County Auditor.
Auditors Ofic
Carson Cit December 7, 1850.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-18

GREAT VACCINATION FsAT.-Yesterday Or
White finished vaccinating the convicts Of the
State Prison, = hundred and twenty six in all.
He began four days ago and made an average
Of forty day, which physicians consider
asite fair score. He did the work with q
regular vaccinating machine, which you cock
like gun, and at the touching of trigger,
half q dozen little knives sink into the flesh
and out again like fash. The csnvicts liked
the fan. the affair being quite diversion
from the hum. drHmSmens tsny of the regular
prison life. The scab matinees were held in
the afternoon and largely attended. One re-
fused to submit to the operation, holding that
he had a constitutional prejudice against the
operation, and believed that it was humbug.
He was allowed to !pass, and it transpired
Afterwards that his real objection to vac
cinatien rose from the fact that he consider
ed it a job to mark each prisoner SO that in
case of escape he could be more easily iden-
tilted.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-18

The CALIFORNIA RERUGEEs.-Re stood on
the csrner Of Wall Street and Broadway,
keeping an eye on each street.
Presently another man came up and re.
marked that the weather Layout was tough.
At the familiar slang Of the Pacific Slope
the other turned and said,
"Fron California q
"Yes, are yssf'
II have just been driven eat Of the Golden
State-have you got any tobacco about vow
by the passage of the new Constitution
81 left there some ten years age; little
trouble abolt another mans wife.
at isn'tthe place it used to be. You got
away in COED time. used to make thou
sand dollars day as broker. 1t was the
the place for business man then. charged
my customers the highest price when 1
bought and the lowest when ssld. Yea
could sling . hundred thousand shares Of
your customer stock on the market and
break EN- at the rate Of ten dollars day.
Lord, what fine opening for business. On
a falling marke: you just took the cash that
came in and didn't have to buy share. In .
few days ysu served your customers with
notices Of sale and dunned them for tho next
year for balance due. But the new Csasti
tuition began to interfere with my business
and when they began to tax me On my real
estate | concluded it was time to Jump the
game"
frI fhn nf hA
government upon the rich. Here in New
York it is still worse. | served six years in
the State Prison here for swearing falsely to
my taxable property. Sent me up like
common perjurer
"Well pard, | must say that things out in
The Golden State amt got to quite such a
pass as that. You can keep up the perjury |
lick right along and the authorities don't |
rick. If man has got to swear to true
dill of his property in New York, then all
have to say is good bye New York, this State
furnishes no inducement for my investments.
say let the poor devils with no money pay
he taxes on sugar, tea and such, and let Us
ellews develop the resources.
''That's just my idea. want a country
where I'm encouraged and ] don't want the
aw to jam rue to the wall don't want to
ut up to support State Government, that's
erninst my commercial methods.
Exactly. I've brought my capital to New
'srk, but ysu give such doleful account Of
he country that guess if could get pass
ack to California I'd go. I've got a little
inYard down in Fresno and if yeu will do all
10 work I'll take ysu in as half partner
% stand Of the tax collector and I'll tend {
} tho railroad esnpaliss"
"All right. Two got . check here for thirty
pillars and if can raise it to three thousand 9
. the First National Bank, guess we can
ravel in our own palace cars like gentlemen. :"
CATHOLIC CHURcH.-On Sunday next tho
ery Rev. D. Mahensy, distinguishea
.sacher OF Dublin, Ireland, Prior and
e6nitsr Of the st. Au9ustinian Order, will
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-18

A HAlDY FAsrER.-Day before yesterday
man named William Nsglss WAS found in .
deserted cabin in Six Mile Canyon, near Viz.
sinia City, where 10 had lived three weeks %
nothing bat . eraskef. He 10 recovering.
0root oxci1om1nA l-y aess
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-18

Basres's 6rAos.-On and after Nay ssh
Bsntoa's stage for Lake Tahoe viii lssvs daily
at 10 A. 4. 1til fusthee netips Ell
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-18

FouND.-Ssme months ago Farmer Tread
way lest valuable gold watch on his ranch
while attempting to get some Gold Hill
y oungsters down from one of his favsrite
apple trees. He Immediately sought the
coulmns of the APPEAL and laid record of
his less before the public. The watch itself
was not of very great value, but as historic
relic he priced it above the mere dress of gold
and rubies. Several weary months dragged
on and still there vera no tidings of the tick
er. About tive weeks ago Mr.. Treadway
ordered his advertisement out Of the APPEAL,
asserting that there was mighty little nutri-
meat in advertising, anyhow. It was finally
agreed that the advertisement should 1emain
in until the watch was found. If not found
it was to cost the advertiser nothing AM, if it
was found he was to pay double. Yesterday
. man named McNulty came to the sffics with
the watch. He had found it in tho grass at
the picnic and presunins that it belonged to
sone Of the Csmstsck sxcursisnists, had kept
It until he happened to see the advertisement
. few days ago. Mr.. Treadway now believes
that persistent advertisement will move
if pat in tho right place.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-18
STOCKS.

6lO Ophir-6s
255 Mexican!
$50 Gould and Curry
260 Best aud Bscher-"i
100 California; 80
SS5 Savage 10
is Con. Virginia. 10
200 Chollar-2 so
Gas Petosi--1 30
1920 Hale and Norcress-6 SO
100 Crown Point 20
245 Yellow Jackets 80
$50 Imperial-2Oc
100 Kentucky
80 Alpha
2O5 Belcher-225
80 Condolences
1856 Sierra Nevada-St q
100 Utah-S!
go Bullion-l Is
$50 Exchequer-l Is
l25 Overman-65
1925 Justice-165
375 Union Con.
3565 Alta-4S0
$50 Julia 26c
800 Caledonia--I5c
40 Silver Hill-55c
800 n. Y. Con.-oOc
20 ChalleHge-GOc
20 Occidental 20
100 Scsrpion--l 80
ITO Andes
400 Lady Washington-:bc
100 Capital-S5c
1850 Benton 40
EVENING BOARD.
30 Eureka Con.--l9l
$50 Northern Belle-s4
800 Jackson-25
100 Argenta-l5
400 Tuscarora-3Oc
200 Grand Prize-135
100 Navaje-70
$50 Day-25c
80 Albion-35c
1875 Bodie-53
100 Wales-l
$50 North Noonday-95c
20 Mount Diablo-40
500 North Belle Isles
sos Noonday-l
80 East Mount Diablo-2Oc
20 Columbus-24
40 Goodshaw-90
100 Bechtel-75
200 Jupiter-25c
I70 s. King-l3l
1910 Mono-1 40
$50 Tisga-40c
$50 Ore--4O
20 BulWer-l3
80 Champion-20c
100 Sc. Bulwer-l5c
lu60 Balvidere-1Oc
500 Addenda-25c
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-18

CATHOLIC CHuRcH.-On Sunday next tho
Very Rev. D. Mahensy, . distinguishea
preacher of Dublin, Ireland, Prior and
Ds6nitsr Of the st. Augnstinian Order, will
preach ct the 1880 4. n. Mas Subject:
p" The fear great epechs Of the Catholic
Church" Vespsrs and Bs.sdictssa Of the
Blessed Saersment at 2 p. n.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-18
JoT,r1NGs

JOTTINGS
Sam Jones was in Carson Yesterday.
Robert McWade in Rep Tan WinhIe viii
| be the next theatrical attraction in Carson.
Senator NJ. S. Thompson, of Humboldt, has
arrived, and 50 has Senator Gibson.
Dan Pine has been presented with hand
some silver shield by the officers and guards
of the State Prison.
On the new road and spiking down the rails
at the rate of mile day
the mountains yesterday and snapped up i'm
meaiately by the restaurants, Mitchell taking
one and Kaiser the other
1t is proposed to get Sarah Bernhard out
here to crawl into one of the Alta drill holes
and make report. Heretofore the manipu-
laters of Alta have been able to crawl out of
holes that would squeeze darning- needle,
but the crawling in has always taxed their
capacity.
An anonymous correspondent of theAPPBAL
furnishes it with a very aggravated case of
child whipping in this city. The writer of the
letter is informed that the police STATEN is
the proper place to lay the complaint If half
what the writer claims is true the child beat
er can be held legally responsible.
wsll-known stock operator had presented
to him last year fine stem-winding and set.
Ting 18-ksrat gold, solid nickel movement,
improved Howard chronome-
Ter, the case Of which is set in with the finest
Of gold quartz The watch cost 1850 wi
Iell it fer Sis. Uncle Harris, 221 Kearny
,treet, San Francisco.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-18
incorporation

A UsEFGL IHvINrIoN. young Carson
genius, animated BY the success Of Mr..
Daugherty ~ an inventor, has just succeeded
in perfecting . continuance known as Bottle
Buster, by which bottle Of winelpurchased
An hour before At the corner grocery, can be
made to have all the appearance of genuine
age. Tho machine is q metallic cylinder
with minute perforations at the end. Ground
emory is put in At the top, and the turning Of :
small crank propells fan wheel which drives
the emory dust cut Of the perforations. This
dust can be evenly distributed over wine
bottle, and . few seconds manipulation gives
1.-THE appearanceof having laid for several years
in a wine cellar. Accompanying the machine
is a light stuff made Of refuse silk, which,
when hsng over the top of the bottle and
busted, as before described, has the appear
ance of genuine spiders webs. When bot
tie thus treated is brought snto the table, it
calls forth the undisguised admiration of the
gresn guest, and after opened the connoiseurs
may be counted On to give it their unqualified
Families who entertain during
the coming winter and are anxious to secure
the reputation Of serving good wine without
being obliged to resort to the actual expense
of doing it, will find this little invention as
supplying long felt want.
, 1880-07-06
Tho nIoxt Veuolnotlz OF Snnkes.
Z FL.

Arcccnt arstsni Ut tho SZo1iosical sooietya
Gardens IN Rcgel,t's P,irk deserves apcelal no.
spoeea @ known to Snvu beoti brought to Ensland.
1t is a snAke. unllc1 tho tchts eaTt'latu, about
foot mud 4 hAlf lauR. aid Ut 0ingy xrny. Yet.
Formidable, u Is THO duadl!ess of ereated things
rhts dctcstablo little worm. whIcb, l,slng att,
the spectatar ,ntght nuke y. bold 70 sy ~ could
Of Nature, FOR It is death Itself, and earrlcs III
liz IL yd sydas sa sap S # anSy 1asstaGyS 5 s s eo S
es,lncs u W from In1Ia, whea, it il tolcraIiy
tho % pS,,ns,,1. % mi % feased % Whichever @ }oss u
thu Incarnation Of instult nIll terrible destic-
t!on. fortunntely. ,oyessr. for MIN. l. L. not,
ing g.lnko; for is tiny sl2o would sivc 1t u terri.
bio ndystsltago ovor human beIi1ys who liys
sa s she tSs' is Hs @ @
th.n its droaiiel relatives: Fur this King Of ths
% t',is beyond @ % c"neepuon. out Il III uetivciy oca.
siyc. It does not turn 70 escape from nun ~
tho cobra Will. Of naah into ciiicca!tnet IKE thu
dcltber1.toly Keeps The path aganat its hunnn
ass4llant, and, putting IL own eighteen inehe'
Sdkss d efa e tos ny 0x ssfa Mt Wsp w
cut It In two. or u clul Ut curth disable It: but
such Is u ;nalignity thAt # w! tnv!to attacs By
life on tho mere ohance of its adversary cun.ng
tho rndtus OF this uIrolo Is twclvo lnchos, but
Within i, Mt any point, Lies cortaln death, md.
OH tho 1aro hopo Ut hand or foot t1vspussIug
within its reaeh, tho eohIB thruws It's body tut,
iigt,rb-or aol4 nudi attracting nttunion uy
rubbing in loops togetior. which from tllo
carlnAta-tnAkes q rustllny. hlss.ng sound.
orccta it, head In tho centre md awalts attack.
No ono having oneD encountered this turElblu
worm can over forget ita trueulent aspect when
Tins aroused. ita eagcrly aggressive mir, its
rcssleas coils, which. ln constant Hotio,! QUO
oyer. tho other, alst russitny o'nsnnosiy nii tho
nUarer to tho object IT IT, fnry;. Tho oyc,
malignant even beynni those az oihor vlpers.
stroke; for tho ccbla tloos not wilt 10 atriko u-
til It Il Within Btrtktng distance. but vonts its
malice In repeatodiy dartlng Ut nothing. noplng,
porh0p8, to uYRrnYAto itx lntnKun1st into cDu.
lug to closer Quastofs, or, moro probably, ~ q
moro oppression ot it, own inoontrollabla
vloi0ua atlEHa.
, 1880-07-06

rlantl settlements 10 Vermont Rutherford
fiayes removed viii tits lido to Drnttleboro,
purchasing . farm. md setting Np n, y tho o
3aoM as o. West iKsfn ifat!nIeboro apparcnty
fro,!l l,is calling. it wns at West Drattlcboro,
AMI ut the hotel, that Rutherford Hayes, IT.,
tl,o father Of sho President. Was norn, ~ tnS
tho business of his. father, a!nt nddea 70 It
that Of country storekceptng:. II September
1873, ule young iilnii' htl,erfG5H !nyes' was hs
married to Miss Sophia, lNrc!iaId, ine
or country atnrekcoprr Of tho nc!ghl,orlnR
Town OF 'WllulinHtor. And this lady be-
cni.lo tsle mother Ut our President Eis 1inilio
comprising tint Of ttle two families OF Ills
tatl'er's aid mothers s1lfc.
THIS CEATllK CHURCH
Is tho first cllurcilof New Haven. and IL we'll
Ol, object 0f curiosity. 1t stands upon tlg
greon latt out by John Davenport ai,d
ThcDl,otus Enton, mud III tug tlftlst Of tlo
s se speaa pt f I'M rees Wf s0x pr a !9ssos s SS
arcndo aru tho second growth, ami It II said
that these first men coming into tho forest
Which srctlled cnt!css and intnrlnEiiable, haa
ar1 os spt1Ss ptSa . q fhsr3y tha tn :" set
tulllod with apparent vrncratlon two rough
stones that push up their lowly !ca!ls nboye
the green sud, OF, which are tfln'y dlscerncA
solno hleroglyn',lc lnseriptions ,Il,eso o., are r.,
iS;I Whitley mn! ID WiiiIam daiIr. the famo'fs
Kegieidcs. hut tic assumption rests .lia!nlyon
the zen1 Of tic eccentric DR.. Ezra Stiles for
tho l0cAl ennonizNtton OF tlgsU l!orots 0f
New ifnycn; fOr, n few years utter TIC pub
llcntlon Ut lls books, tho remains 0t Whaley
wDro actually foufitt !tl a sulnll vault FORMED
out Nf thu wall nf tho cellnr III which hb WIS
secreted At IIn1tey,-tlte bones allaost linnle-
diately cr.tmhllng into dust 10 nMt. only a
tuUtl renNtlns ns u !nGnlentu: And 1t Inns
ter, proved by d New 1lnyelt Professor That
] GOtru died nluti was buried ut Hartford. hut
near tie uncut stones In tho rear OF THO
cilurel, stn1llis Il handsome monument, well
rallied Iii, erected to the memory Of james
UIxwell, another Kugteile WHO. being less
prominent person., wtls RlloWea to die III hls
bgu, III tic prescnee OF n family he had
rniseil, by tho iInlne OF DnyfIla. a.:
This Is the church tit which the dlstin-
glisked ..--...
DIR. LEoyA1lD BACON
hns preached for the Inst generation, who
lias been heard throughout. the land rs q
stalwart Congreg1tioIalist 1le ~ now over
active services Of the ministry; but his eyes
nrc rs bright rs II ktntlla! by thu tirGs vi
youth, md lie keeps lls study ~ tic college,
wt1cr0 lle rHtnis sail.v tiHtl of 1'rofessorslll
ntid goes regularly tu his old pulpit On d Suil
| dny, nna sleeps III perfect trust ulAt oil
| things 90 OH we'll. Wllile q younger nlat
doGs the preaching. DR.. Noble, now OF uie
| Union Park Church, was tho pnstOr, will
DR.. DIlcoil, ut this chttrcll befnru Ills reinova
| to Chicago. 4. EASTMAN.
, 1880-07-06
MARINE NEWS.

UETKQlT.
8esftal Qttpasth 70 1tse CAttado TftbN1e.


8nsssa. Dtspa.th 10 7sS Chteaoo Tribune.
DxrRo1T, Sfluh., July 6.-rasset1 II up-propcllcrs
nadgcr 9tnto, Newburgh. Portago; steaul6arges
Lincoln anu hnrgcs and schooner Gtoni!rer, y.
W. Rush aud cousorts; sohooncrs Esalino, L. a.
ratu, Norwny, +. u. Locke, CaAton. Falmouth,
g. q. 1IouRhton. Col: Cook. L. D. Huugorford'
Passed iown-Propellers j. ". blanchard,
Nyauk, Colorado, ArAhin, 9cotiA. Emnire; sto9i!i.
s gs'saS aa ssSoas1 s T. aen ketss S
sshoooq iats 1r u. Lsia T. ncam T. oalro. Tesanseh
il. ii. Wilson md eonsorts. Iron Ago md eonsort
and seoonoF unsa A. A. Tu5nsr ana ~ 5arScs; c
1ax ana os TSss anu
NAnQuETrE,
ap<esat Dtspatea 70 7a4 c'ateago 7ttounA
MAaoug1rH, Mich, July 6.-passed up-pro-
p iown0stcamcs city Of Cleveland. propeller
Arrivoti-Propolcrs Sparta and sohoonors su;;
as ssaoanoss - vcfea, ssii RiussSer % huunas Valley
Va&rsd.ProPsl!eE Ohio aud schooncrs uyan.
russc<t down-Pr0pcller japan.
Arrlycl-pr.pocr Ctlr,nornnt md schoonor
c1s nrisn.o t P|osw sag " L. u Wasse aid
Schooner Frank Creighton. Fhunio Nells, Seaa-
DULUTH.
6pttt1 Dttpateh IL The Chteato Tribune.
DuLurI. Ml.,n July t.-Arr!yed yesterday
proreilsr 0ntarip. Sari,ia: t"g fayof!ts, towing;
'tGd Gissrod y@cstsrdayoTropeior @ o,tario. saruin:
propellor J4pa,l. hutfalo. ,u5o oartals Hour ln!d
Hrriycd Neutrality-suspicious. ArctIc, Buffalo;
India, DutIalo; City Ut Owen Sound, co!lsng-
Tho propeller Fearless l,ltw out her syltnA2es-
anu was towe4l back e0 Marquette by tho Arctic.
poHs co.uoNHE.
, 1880-07-06

tr,,r rs,ha,pn, 81, sn,s. Hf,,-r.np INV tn~,,,
I,M uM t1,ssap iHS opoeng ~ Y.ni Living.
NV, Mttitum = i,ir,st tnni ua.nigr,
NV .wrnnn. - pnt tf,,.on 49, 'a.,.n1ins 'owln2
i,rnr ~ =" + Esfr,,osh I,uffaitt, .,tt
n-nr = r. u u ann.,E ,v1t,ita fnG;o i.,,b,r
t,rp prop i: H. So9x, ranG laxc, ,,.. nTa5es.
i,rnpp Sft}w"nran nmtfnim a am',ttr!ns
f,rni, s.nfn.v Wr1.' fnsr i,,,nia.r
t,-s,r n trr,,o.,fnii iirc,,, finv s,,nt-to.
nrt,tp, - II n.sr E."s,"i,n jr.o,. y, ,om"'''es'
t,.nrr t.swn.,t"i,c pret !f,srt,n ~ s,,.,,irto.
1,sunn p.rn1iaT ,s*sbr iinht os@s*
4chrr " III. nmnnhs,n' M;,ain1on. ,utnhcr.
Hoi1r John TIUbotts. Cleveland. coal,
Hehr Huron, Kingston. aalt.
Behr NnKsI,l. lssrAslati, irun- orc.
Hchr FclloWnrnft, Owen Bound, railroad tlo2,
Hchr Elyn. Grnnd Haven, wood.
sc!r AibNtrosa. NhskoHon. lt!tnber.
Schr Arlbhl, bt0kes' uhy. f1aI!r3Au TICS.
Snhr P.Hht[Xo, Feslitlxu, lumber.
Hclr Alert. Pualtiyn, lulnbcr..
Sohr y. Anderson, MiakcKniI. Lumber.
8chr i. Campbell, Muskevuls. wool.
Sphr liosoEt, Nofthpurft bMrk.
Schr Mary Lyon, Chnriotte, coHt.
HUhr Gcrrtt Smith, MAntIfec, lumber.
Hrhf WlbfHm Jones. MuAkc kcSU1l, lumber.
Bthr 1tHlLvta. 1lnf1M0 taau.
buhr g. II. Burton. Eric, goal..
Srhs Topeoy. Muskggnt. luinbor.
behr 2. tnyes, 1u!!ngt9n. lumber.
1chf I. u. Stt>akbrIdKo, A4skeGotI, Iutnbcrai
Hohr Lunbvr,nnu, nlttlo CruoE, luli,lor.
Bcht tHty of Toledo, Mnnlatoo+ lumber.
, 1880-07-06
lzorsfor1's Acid Phosphate Makes
Delicious QsflAk,

Dr. II. II, iIenry, tho widely known md cllI-
mont fanlily phyElc1nl u Now York, aayS:
"Ilossfonl's AciI i'hosph4t0 possessea claims
AZ u beverage beyond anything kuuw OF III tho
fnrtu Of HueoIeIHe, atGh In ucry0uk diseases
kuow Ut no preparation t0 e4uul It."
, 1880-07-06
Tile MARK. ELS.
COMMERCIAL;

A few Of tho lrroprcsalhlcs gathered on tho
ourbstono yesterday md traded August wheat
from BSHo up 10 B8Kc, closing It at nbout 88xo.
, 1880-07-06
A spicy skctcl by q nIan Who
Knows Him.
How English Made His Money-LobbJht'
Noto-shayor, and "sbylook."
~7he Most ponurtous Man Allye"-A Hard
Landlord, and Rude 10 Tho Poor.
"1he Host Unpopular Nan iu indianapolis "-pis'
liked Even BY The Democrats.

tEr
lain II. EnKlIsll. of latl'aha, nen'ocsns
nominee for flee.ireslaehI 1ak'n1 ,s1t w .No
"Ca'npalen Life Efgllsh p"nnSneu ~
supplement III many Deahoef"t!c pnpsis, h,r
which WIS written Dy ut. EnHnsl hlnsaa'
md of course oi5triputed at nlso"n 49,. eSppn, iIa,
my friend rai' oFer soliio VI .stc I'M s,ta
points Of Mr. l1nelis'fs ptVhe u'u puu"t
rarccr Mr.. Englisti, ~ the fecent speee". a.,s..
11ntianapolls Ill %hlch hs aacpsa ,0as ~ iHy w.,
hnlse!t, satt among o'hcl tnnRs .s' :, ,,a..,o. :a
Ill lndih''A prodactlon,-h Eto"t" % s,s,.s ,iouao
lo1l,-a naaa'e i'e'ue, " NV a.s". ,aa.aJ
household" y; anu; Wnen ,,,o nm esIuu, .a,us'.s,a
sllall devote inysc,1 10 tne pupi.e itlasls s,v
with the same zcat u'at ha'e oe'o'eu "'
SELF 70 my own p"s'ness .,o,,,,c.
WHAT KIND OF Az INDIANA f1'ooD'
r;Ie:sa toS .,,,, A. rr.,,sh
hno o".m ~. ~ ~ RI ~ tha :. aealu
1s Hnu y. e vi ~ ia nv, hueIncss.
WN1e. ~ nas ",so..u IVY. 49, ~ t,o,.,nr III talr +
h'aS w 'ealnsu ttU t,at ,,s, ~. ~ .ho 1norrcic
~ hot plup"o. .'''.' ".a5 -. f,n.,,roa nr
papers VIII cohtal1l tlo MN 1s',ts .. H.,
Mr.. Englisll's career which thas Talk lllus-
'.atsSr .Msfr rn,,,e,, u sa,a nv friend. takfne I'D
ut. Mca'',sat.. yst.,, ,vrtttp,, hv Enettst
t's ~ e'pA' - a 49,, ,rat ,,,,h,in o51,ca ho
hlmseli, notes ~ u.e llis' pnuuI o.''s. go. -"
held TINT Of Postmaster Of Lexington, scott
n,t,,,,,., .uu,i - oa,,reo ~ Inyinotou Inns n
overlookea' of eoufse, ~ s,.,. .''sn 49,
population OF solne ao Souls: Engnsh "as
next chosen Clerk Of the indiana House OF
Representatives, where he pecamc Il great
1nVoiit VI jesse =. ntsn. a. ~ a-as,,a, ,nd
English mud nrieht were great c1on'es' "''u
young English secured his appointment
through llrjel,t, When the Mexican-wur
discussion came OF, young English camo To
Washington. and lhrongh ule 'hauehco VI
his father nlld Jesse Bright, was appoi'ated
clerk In the bureau of tho Third Auditor Of
ti,a trrcuaurv
14'e A4'.'s".s. '',',.,o, ,,,,, ,.,.rt-e,,.vrn
Lol*fisT AMI SoEE,slA vfl~ .,,4
II was willie acting III thls capacily tAhs
he laid the foundation Of Ills fortune. Bright
was a.Dcmocratlc me,nbpr OF the Senate,
aud knew what was golug on and, like Il
&sreat niaHy Dehhocrallc leelsi"tols III liloso
Nh}s, Fulu III ulcstt WIS NV "'c''e ~ ePe|
latlon anu stocN-joooihg ~ cohheet'o' VIII
Congressional action twttness tho sEecihl
: ctnr,;hrnkers, rrivute 1nbb}nu wire which tie
, 1880-07-06

Ki1noy- Wort moves the bowels regularly,
tisoaso, Vr1.voI, pi,es. bilious heatacho, md
palms which nto caused by .ltsuraeroti liver
and Kidneys. Thousands hAvo been currd-why
should you not try IT.
, 1880-07-06

For cough or sore thEoat tho bcst me<lciue
by fur ts llala's famous Honey Ut Hosehouud
and Tar.
rike's Toothache nrops euro IN one mluute.
, 1880-07-06

Epteial pispatth 10 .1As thfeuoo Tribune.
ppNr COLluKSi, Ont, July b-P,isseti down.
Behoonors q. N: Hand. hfilwaukeo t. Kngsttn.
Eilu MurttIl, Toledo to Kingston, corn; harvest
Queen, Chtclt90 to kinKatnt,, whunts Queen ot
tho Lakos Tulctlo to Kingston, GoFi!; pEnpollers
Africa, Detrs.lt to Multrl,At, wheat; lako Ou'
tAriU, Ilotru!t to Moutrul!, whynt.
Up-Sehouuurs IT, Louis, Kingston to ChEcnRo
lght; u. .. Dorr. Osweyo to nutEolt, conli M. U
Upper, Kingston ~ YDIr1.o, Light.
, 1880-07-06
THE NAME or RUTHERFORD
~ III. f,at TIM sts,laf taf1xEi sxIth III

II uiiy meinoln,tt!lin i!a lny possession.
The s0ll Itutllurfofl continued farlnlnx ai,l
tavern keeping. With his fatlsor'a profession
Of blAcks!ltthll,y. We coina now to tho
time btfure alluded H., when thHle was q
rush OF emigration from tho l0wer New En-