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DEATH or THE 1r7rfE suTrEHzn At THE COUNTY
HOSPITALS u,
Patient, uncomplaIntnR llttla AEgEe schcehy,,
tho victim NJ sovGrai severe burns received soma
twnnty months ago, and the subject Of hktn-
trnusplnnttn9 process carried On at tho County
Ilospitul for somc weeks pnst, passed away very
suddenly md very quietly 1aat cvorng Mbout
hnlf. past O'Clock, surrounded Gy her nurAeand
n fow of tite hospital attendants, to whom tho
sudden suspenslon Of her broRthtng and tho low,
quiet moanB she had boon making wore tho frat
and only indications that her young. snd lilo Ind
ut last bonn sn,lffed out. 8ho had become tho
pct OF the Institution. both from hor swoot un-
con1htaluiuK disposition, ind from the gonotnl
interest taken In tho experiment, whose result
promised to bo hcr restoration 10 perfect hoalth.
and her death naturally brought with 1t a fecl-
Two operattons wore performed since tho *.
pcrment was Iirst dcoldcl upon ns tho only pos
sno or r. eaat neans Of saynE the
tho 1ath Of July last, md tho second and last on
tho nth OF August. A full description of those
ocoaslUn, 30 TINT tho nature and tnannor Of tho
process arn quite familiar to tho reading plbliC
0n tho ate thee 'apH o o. PHI
applied to tho burned portions, tho lamb Itself
being placed In n. box and laid nonys!do tho cot
Ills way the animal wns tnnio to rotAtn mn
ntu,ost llnmovablc position alongside the cot
n which she lny the ap, e4tSn',ng n t. a9
within tho inst thrco days tho doctors wcro all
s ba ihoy to
be perfectly unitcd Hut ;hc worn little sufferer
Ind became very ruuch exhn,'s'ott; Reduced a.
times became strangely frotful By some oscr-
sight she wns allowed
TOO ,tuCH ICE AND rcE-WArER,
and the doctors ,Serc considerably discouraged
yeuIou tho fact that she WIS suffering from IN.
, 1880-09-02
TEXAS cOTToNlEROP,

uousroN, Tex, Sept r-The Houston
Post says: It Is estimated TINT tho Texas
cotton crop ot the present year, notwitls-
standing tho partial destruction by tho worn''
wilt reach tlle unprecedented figure Of l.2so,-
Q00 bales: This will probably 10 one-tourtl1
sppf tho ent!re crop OF the country, alM Is
.jRIatter ofisucl, magnitude rs would warrant
,it,tia.al axcrslosls on the part Ut the CresGent
Ghy1bo secura q Share In tts hanallnK.
ItoAttoh and Galveston are BY no 1neailss
asleep; 'he(ther IL Ut. Louis OF Calcagoi pes
, 1880-09-02
CINCINNATI GATHERINGS.

CiNc1NxArI, O., Sept. l.-'Thb American
genealogical Association, Dr. J. Marion
Sims, Of New York, President, began its
Tires days session to-day at .Collego Hall
with good atte,ldatce.
Tho Chnulber Of Commerce today voted
to iuyntB tie afternoon Of nBxt "Wednesday.
Sept,B, 10 the entertainment ut Visitors, who
arc expected tn larKo nn,lberst. especially
front the South, to attend tllo industrial Ex-
position. Tho Commissioners of' tho Expo
ailon hope to lls!vc everything N readiness
successful exhibition.
, 1880-09-02

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 1.-The Recelv-
ers Of tho Philadelphia s. Reading Railroad
Company and Philadelphia i Reading Coal
& Iron Company announce ttiat they hre, now
ing per cent interest from Sept. !, for, nll
claims for 1natcrials and supplies furnished
to tla several companies prior TO- Aay y,
1880 All parties having such claims WILL
present them for settlement to J. D: White.
Railroad Company.
, 1880-09-02
CHICAGO, ,pEKtN y SOUTHWEST

III the foreclosure case of tho Farmers
Lqan y Trust Company ys. Tile Chfcago,
rGkln e. Southwestern Railroad Company,
the Receiver, s. u. Reed, fled a report yes
terday before Judge Dr,tlnmones stating TINT
he Ind been requested to examine Into and
road for iaior lid supplies eslsjlnK at TIL,
tlaie OF tho appointment Of the I{ecelvcr, and
also nil cIatlus against the road Willie In tho
hands Of Receiver which llnte not been
paid: The following Is his summary Of In
debtndncss: .,
On necount Of pay-ro'ts. c'atms presented - .,,
and supposed Cnrreut. .,......., .,....*lbsEs
On nccotilit Of cIattns not presented. ......, !,3
Account OF vouchers prior TO june II, II, 6,lh!
Account nf vouchers since juno II, 'T.... ~
OvcrcharEo claims: s:.....+:....:....... ... " "
Enr eftlok kiljcf{ since june H. VI. ...,,.., 60
For stock killed, not presented. 1,S1
bundry claims. .-.:................ 'ea
Tntn1 $50 SO
, 1880-09-02
RESIGNED.

sptttal Dtfpatth 70 1hs C67ede6 7f7bRHe'
1yD1ANAroL1s, Ind, Sept 1.-John W.
Brown to-day resigned his position as Gcn-
cral Passenger Agent Of the 1ndiana, Bloom-
ington Il Western Rnad to accept the inan-
ngen,unt Of tho Columbus Rubbor-N0rks-
Alr.. Brown has besn in active rnilroad aerv-
Ice for twenty-etght years. The resignation
will 60 into effect as soon Us Gcncral.alanagcr
u. s. uennIug can supply tho vacancy.
, 1880-09-02
THE COURTHOUSE
TIN oo,fMIITgE ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND BERv'


yesterday notified tho burlington Manutactur.
Ing Company that the nth, Or uppur, story OF
the now ta,urt. Housu WINS rOady for tho marble
tEing mud walnscoattng. for which thnt Comph-
ny hus thu contract, and the Committee also ro-
,,iiustud thnt they proceed ut once IL complete
thutr work. ills undofstood that tho work will
'sitss''iS = Tho a!nstsS1& s Doyle Grant, Company.
communication to tho Committee requesting
that they 10 ,Iliawcdthe sum ut $luO0u dis th0m
tas o aasstect hsa at the .HH1 Isse
00,ltraut, und hs thought THUR falltlru to
sgss Pssned S: %a: eSSc sn o 1t e %Fssay sc
iraotors. The Colnmltteo, nnweyer, voted 10 at-
inw tho tlo9D. Commissioner Miller y Myntti,E my.
sfnn that ths comntttao'room has witnessed Tor
many days.
thS Coin,nIttco, md toak occasion 10 express
himself IN u way hnfcuubtU fur Its slct1c- ham.
mer arxun,ents aSatnst further pAy!pants to ! tto
gu,tlulnan sald that slnca Walker had boon pail
tAe lust $sAu9 hs bad not done an hours
xo1k @ aasr n, It wv xnasitse t
thu Supcrlntenlent'y ourtitlcato. aud Mr. Egan
wnrtled shu Comln!ttue that 10 long As thlh pur..
dulay tholr contracts. Thur9 was not coll-
trautar un thu Wurk who did not have outside
oasS aotx x sospy IT,: s aq
they weru completing these various j1a's. ". "
lowing they had s4tt th!ng and could anist .la
c0nyohIDnct'. lle wus becoming 1lequsttd with
tho whole lattcr, a11a II scetnol y lln fhnt. "
antSosi.y anii for lin % IL e.cnss. f!nsalc hi aa
toexcual II 0lU worth Of work still nnlshed, AM
llu thought ht should hu putd Mo Mur9 Elnnc,
until lis eontract bud becn completed and ap'
That Mr. Egan's remarks werc pertinent ant
, 1880-09-02

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 1.-Tho annual
statement for the commercial year. closing
last night, shows 40, ,osO bales OF cotton 10.
cctve,l-nn excess Of $3.50 bales over tho
previous year. Tho average price realized
a %as = tSs ssas per niH nnapi4 @ e ssfesa'o
, 1880-09-02

BURLINGTON, H.. Sept, 1.-Slr. Mcclure,
Chief Engineer OF the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy, starts for Peoria tomorrow MORN
Ing witt, a corps OF engineers to begin tho
survey OF tle Burlington, Peoria u Toledo
Railroad The present line OF tho Chicago,
Burlington u Quincy will DO used from Bur
lington 10 Peor[n, md q now line will bo
built from Peorin to Toledo.
, 1880-09-02
ITEMS.

The illinois Central will sell excursion
tickets to the Exposition In this city from tho
various stations on Its lines In Illinois md
Iowa ut greatly reduced rates at statcd days
during tie continuance Of the Exposition.
Mcssrs. s, Keefur, R. Prlngle, ]. Clark, and
H. MeaIl. OF tho Royal Railroad Commission
OF Montreal, arrived iii this city Inst evening.
They arc en- routs for the Northwest to make
atour OF Inspection over the Canadtun Pacific
md tho country through which It Is to run.
Mr.. A. II. Hanson. General Passenger
lust Issued d very elaborate tllslc-schptlMle Of
passenger trAlhs Oil lls road, which, besides
giving tho tlIno Ut leaving ai'd arriving of the
l1no AId other valuable Information, contains
u very elaborate map Of the road and Its coll-
necti0ns.
1lr. J. Chapman, General Freight Agent Of
the Chicago, Clinton, Dubuque i Minnesota
ltallroatl, announces that on md after Sent
koW 1s tas rs s'Stos on a ss saHrs @
nesota Railroad junction" will bu dfscon-
tInued. Waupeton will hereafter be consld-
ercd \ .flag-stAtlon, aud freight for that point
sho4d M pTspn5sd s,nv ana ySybasd to rs te
Freight for points on tho Southern hftnnc-
snta division Of the Chicago, Milwaukee d
St. Paul will hereafter b0 Way-billed To In
Crescent Station.
Mr., George W. Cook, Joint Agent Of the
Denver 4 Rio Grande aud ponyer, South
been In the city for the last few dnys, md
will leaye for 1eadvillo this morning. Mr..
Cook speaks very enthusiastically Ot tho
business his roatls arc doing Mt Leaaylllc.
sSHnts tHts & 9F e sayy a1H 80 sayy
Urunde Is now extending Its line into the San
, 1880-09-02

HESTlE'S MILK FOOD
should bo used by tnothors Of nursing children,
Contains nothing injurious, and requiring only
water to prepare It for use. tho dangsr Of I'm.
pure milk Is aynided. .- ..-.-..-
For salo by druggists md grocers. A pamphlet
with full particulars sent by addressing
THOMAS LEESi1N1 + CO., Montreal, Can.
, 1880-09-02
TEXAS a. NEW ORLEANS.

HOUSTON, Tex, Sept 1.-The Texas & New
Orleans Railroad, connecting this city with
New Orlcans, has Just been formally opened
by MI excursion train Of. railway officials md
citizens The train left here Sunday and re,
Texas close connection with the Mississippi
Valley, is IN Important incident In our hls-
tory.
, 1880-09-02

NORERTS.-yDS MEIlnES-On the evening nf
Eept.l Miss AlHne Yum hGhrHH htid Mr. VlctGr II.
ltUboftt, at No. lGD AchlKnn-av.. tho ii1v, DeOoke
1lCffotd uliIc1Al1r1. ~.
, 1880-09-02
cTIIE..CITl:Y.::
: GENERAL NEWS.


Palmer.
the Pacific
H,r HALL, editor Of the 81. Paul Globe 's ns
tho Pacific.
Tur nev. Father Nugcnt, Liverpool Fne.' Ia
at tho rac,no.
Jupon AND Mis- ChAnxx, Of Ottawa can' are
at the Pacific.
'Jupos MosEs HALtxrr, OF Denver, Colo, II
guest Of tho Paoiiic. ...........,--
JUSTICE srErnEN J. FIELD, OF Wa4h!nesons
registered Mt the Sherman.
CYRUS I1ussEY md family, Of new or'oaus'
arc aot1Ic!lcd ut tho Palmer. ..
Ancnirrcr EaAH returned yesterday ITO"
four weeks soIpurn Mt WaukeahR.
y. D. washburr, NJ. c., Of Minneapolis, regis
tercd at tho paono yesterday un bis way aotns'
Mttss sEAntEs md family, Of San Franc!seo'
and NJ. 1,raynRn anA famiIy, OF Idaho, arc AZ tno
fremont
rns l,oy. d. F. Fleetwood. Rector OF 81
Mnrks'. reached homc Tuesday. after An AoSeneo
OF two months iu Europa.
Tue funeral Of Mr. Charles Atwood lato OF
tho Times, will tnkc pace ut half-pnst ~ tbs
morning at his late residence, corner OF oeeloY
uyonue and West Van Durcn street.
L. 4. sslvE1.y. General Freight Agent Of tho
Chicago l. Grand Trunk Hallr0nd. and W. Il.
Carpenter, Gol,cral Ticket Agent Of tho Detroit,
Northern l. Lansing railroad. aro at tho Tre-
1nunt.
TnE ffton1s Of st, Lukos Hospital arc re-
oucstc.i to send to the hospltal this MORNING
peaches, plums, grapes, or suHar. A committee
of lallcs Will be nt tho hospital for the purpose
OF preserving the fruit
The temperature yesterday, as observed ny
Mnugs.e Hpcsn NJ s,n,sSn u stsse d Tn4n.
-; u ILL.,, y; 3r. in., y; p. m.. 10 barometer
sa. m" s1e': p 'h.' .'''' ..xu. .,,..
t,S II ~ slil, h%ek Of tho West fvsiot. Water
Works ut IL o'clock yesterday fuigleon, F4a
acedcn1ts',y fownea' ,.o' 1o1e npvnr ~ roscn
were wtth nm tmauu WIN olen1r y. ccrs ~ hrne
him. Iho ntaly WIS tccoserGu s " onGt4 " sat MMv
md ConGny, ana ikeh nnMan @ .,t,, =" & ~; ~ s"'
street. Tho Coroner has been no''hee'
trytng 10 ouar,! IN % incoming tr.u on tic MiebI.
uHn centrnl Raii,oui ut / o'clock yesterday
Il t!e ioot ., stsc;ss
stan1iy Killed The boy j t.lentity was not known
nt Tic ti,,,c, tnt The body was taken to the
sfnrU1,n Later wnon It wis AscertN!t,ed TINT hsB
1,rcilts lived ut tho corner Of TwGnty-ninth and
Auour ii o'clock yesterday forenoon Louis
$ En- saae WI ss pt run ~ va
xagen 1t the corner ot Wa1s avsn''S e, s,,a1 ara
n.ss. NJ. la pcarborn strcUt. where pr. u. ".
xnirews i examined bis lnjarlcs md pronounced
ia1a KaSe oa y paa' on bosr 10 Which 10 was lightly
IN Nav York. >','''>'
ME q of tho Mons fs
q sss ssrsa a A,sass sssSs 4 isaS It ~
'sa i ssaax Se* 'e' s ses@. @ esss'sst @tts ssy
ss nsSSys& Ssss
, 1880-09-02

In tho division Of so largo = commercial
patronage fair and Wide 1nnrgfn Ia afforded
for enterprise, and the. most vigorous grasp
Will carry OH tile most valuable prlze." -.
, 1880-09-02

T4u.<.; Our hlsuest ur,lssa3 Il, dan nassry:. Tho
MeChesuey's boyopd Doubt though n9t - @se@
A food and a msaleiuo arS combined In the
most perfect manner In Malt Ratess.
, 1880-09-02

Levi CHAAnERLAfK, an operator on tho Pub
s'oess& ss1 IT, saS ea ecu
G or -. .9Srt 's Sna vns' .s he dropped
attention was bestowed Mpon hlM, and i physi-
qsn qt %as su@nne r but !!fS ,; s extinct tna
thu aftGrNot'li. and tho jury returned verdict
of death from cersbtsI apoplexy:. Tho Corlner
Of wh!e6 was tS il sss aaa seexsaphs.i s inse sGe
fact Ut the death IN tho wl(1 and fan,!y and tho
fnlntlyes % !; e ~ she ,aeccasea who reside Il Grand
would arrive haro th!s laurnluK to tAkc charge
q the boiy aad hring 4 ho!no. While ii tho
House, corl,er of Hu!atca And Madison streets.
conusEn MANN ycstorAny held an tnqucss at
No. ~ luulinR street upon Elizabeth r. Garlic
ton. ~ yeurs NJ are, WIN died fron. burns si,-
ca!rhinF tro willis shSS was Trying to
0atIn4ulsh . aru communicated % car.
'aS sdeSa a s. s K. a.
of aFe.9 harslrssnlker by trale, who committed
s,S!de .ao1 M ey banging hlmssit te hook 9yer ,he
street, whcru he lived alonq< snce tho
!., death T. %. q ,Is,, hs y, VIZ tomo Sxht months
liu left a younx laushior ycnrs of aKU. lis.
la!t1h wat received frenn ,Grayiand, ii ,he TnWn
Ed se IT. 5 1ne y e Ri; .. ns
xiHKe III s'l,o bushes near tbs railroad tr.luE
Ths CofoHer authorized JusticU liustis, OF JuI-
fersoi, to hul1 the inquest, hut he failed 10 TO.
port tho rpsult.
GOLDEN WEDDING,
Yesterday occurred the golden wedding Of DR.,
TUltuaH Whcclor, At hts 'eesde1iee, No. $50 on.
t417o atEect nr. ~heeler anl S1iss Della ii.
1Eu iiy caIns Wc9t IN IKE. and settled In Mica
Mich. where ha Ecsuntntd untl! 1873. Ncliuvlng
in sh0 future treAtnena f ihis city, he e.,ue~ Il
sluce. nr. Wstater IL ono Of thoss luieI, unns.
tat,tutlous gnlcuen who believes III dulny YOtsd
WIthult publishing II 10 tho world, and lake,
pleasure .u sltspcuspg lurge sulua WhpTG III
thlnks thay will DO thu Krcmtest Kpott. Sover.l
&hatitabte Institutions Ut thts city have bce, ths
fpclplants 0I hls bounty. Itu IL possessed u
large fortune, a,aassed by his business ability
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-10-26

II strikes rs tint tAers 1, tho m,..
TIE following from tie CourierI'f'al
make It pleasant reading for the l;h."
ing citizens. Of this country:
The Cincinnati Gazete ...,u.
tna1 IePuoi'cans throughout thu eada
receive Win safisfaction Grants s,o COUNT
ment Of . policy Of combat and reI. .Ioaas
the event Of Hanc0ck's election. Te:.llOn
ably better for the republican. le,dsa pNa
nounce their purpose . few weeks hsloa
election, that the party may stand !"
infamy and treachery and brazen j., ~ ana
and become a spectacle for the paaeAd
vofers to contemplate. Grant il enr aaefa
his party, 1t the imminency Of lie sea,H
bounce" and hence his venomous ~, 'igfn
Hancock, wlD, = few months AGO. bs asi v
10 be a most admirable and can.his aecae@
the presidency. Grant is a disapno;uaa mani
He has not n generous fibre in h;eu lEa
The more he talks the more In. Ny CODY
and brutal = d reveneeful nature .Uuaaas
He 1atters himself now that he "a, Hos ou
party up into q war fever and 90, "ukh a
call him to head that "resistancer IN su
cratic administration. Grants ;n seme|
lust for position and power will bs Sa; '
He cannnt injure Hancock, and h ns "a ,al|
that he is inwardly aware of It. IT, Z sloN|
temptibIe assault OF the democratic cana; sej
will only strengthen the latter. Grant sux
In all this talk, 10 say that il he can't \. usas|
ident he will not let Hancock be n-s.;l p
and that he will delight to plunge the r.s eo"sa
into civil var, 70 that he may have !, on.A
to get on top - dictator. Grant vs.. n.ae]
more deceived in his life IS 10 the sn; %s's
the American people. p"'T
The above refers to the man who said L..
June, ~ hare nothing to say dgains a.
Hancock. Ihare knoscn i'm for forty v,o,
His personal, official aad mlitarv re,o,a :,
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-10-26

SAN FRASClsco, Oct. ga. ,l. TIM.
IN; tram With the presidential party reached
N"''esta night befvre last, a democratic meet
ing vas in progress about five hundred to-,
from tie depot. One ofthe speakers express
ed great Indignation ti,at the music Of a b t.,
brought ont 70 welcome the presiden, shou,,I
De allowed To Interrupt . meeting. When
the Train arEises, crowds gathered around
me Platform and ser-,i for Hancock ami
T'id-n as Well as ipr Hayes. Several rows
ensued and the uproar continued for some
u.ne. Ahsr MS suhsidence the train moved
of amid cheers.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-10-26

Several prominent political economists in
the eas, among whom are David A. Wells.
". G. Sumner and Charles Francis Adams
Jr., have organized . society At New York
City, having for its object the planting # .
sound political education. A careful study
Of the platform Of principles which we pub
lish below, leads Us to believe that they
viii have to wait fer the millennium kefore
they can organize q large voting element up
on its basis. II these gentlemen cannot salts
~ their highest political aspirations within
the ranks Of the democratic party they will
be compelled to go up higher for their Atm
isies, erpaiiently hide the time when the sslion
and lamb shall lie down together
The nation. parties, public men, must keep
good fa;sa.
The right Of each citizen to his tree voice
and vote must Sc upheld.
Once holders must not control the suffrage.
The Office should seek the man, and not
the man the Office.
Public service, in business positions, should
depend solely on fitness and good behavior.
The crimes Of bribery and corruption must
BE Eesentlessly punished.
Local issues should be independent of
party.
Coins msde unlimited legal tender must
hare . metal basis, and all paper money must
be convertible On demand.
Labor has The right to the highest wages it
can earn, unhindened BY public o. private
Trade has the right to the freest scope, I'M
fettered BY taxes, except for government ex-
penseA
Ccsrcsatisns must be restricted from abuse
Of privilege.
The public money or the peoples land
must not be used to subsidize private enter.
prise.
A public opinion, wholesome and active,
unhampered by machine control, is the true
safeguard Of popular Institutions.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-10-26

Sanders is . good one. With LIS char.c.
ter'stsc friekery he sknlks aher and dogs tie
footsteps Of Major Naginnis from place IT,
place. arranging his appointments 20 as to
speak at a town a day or two aNer. but not
before. ;he Major has flied lns appointment.
ne sees q slight advantage in pursuing Til.
policy, a It enables him To make assertions
ahdehsrges behind the back Of Mr.. Nsginuis-
which charges he knows the Major can not
Fef"'e upon the ground. THIS lie Of action
on the part Of Sanders 10 in perfect harmony
with his general reputation for manlines, and
fair dealing.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-10-26

6or any sivea pnsiejon IN tie ord,nary mi
suias a Efe, nay he acmsGeh measured b
aep1yinx certain rales kucvr to al bui
-nsa, TO his public aad piyaae eAas.eaes
I II h ks been dilieen4 in his ayocaeious
fai;kfsI to his iruse and 10 his e.psoyerz
boctss IN his bodne. relzk5ozs and in h
d:sehazye u all duties imposed upon kin- Ii
fsd Of his possessing the necessary quzsfhcz
tions 70 Eli o<ksr positions cf hossor * trus
may be accepted vah sone degree Of csaf
Aence by ,bose WHO have such posisiors Il
bessox- But. IL . Eas las prssea false 10 hi
employers and betrayed i.seresss csai.et Il
his ks~piss, j. ma5 be considered Legitimate
esIdenc. that lie zane< Be trusted in a,
matter OF in the Performance q any 6afr,
onhciai ~ G~<herxise. in which, Al oasesvsas<
and exercise II truth. fair dealing aad xsries
integrity are reekoo essensialf1csnxs to car
~ il To- : sssccessfsI AID honorable issue
No business man can g1issay this proper
ton In selecting his employees, clerks OF
Pafsn = in business, be only obeys the or
dinasy suggestions Il caution shen le in
quires into and thosuashIy scans their
-asfecedenfs besose he enEaees y enters INTO
common BsEsais With sheaL II this rule Of
arfsoo hosds god among business men. eo@-
non Dsodeace would fpdsezEe The proper
course - be Pursaed b on0nunkies II men
N seieefing . Persn0 to ~ fr Or represent
shen N the e'oncils q The nation in which
the'r closes Interests are considered and
peesed uPonL
Ihese are several requisites which should
euaer into The mertsI uake-up of TIE nan
vho. . peopse a. i.Paiesly truss vish in
teTex. wAieh involve their future hsuuipeu
md prosperity. These .eauisise. vjtbout
are summed M in he old JEFF
ie1soaisn TED which w.s APPLIED, in The eariv
asys q The rpablic, to al sppaie,uts or en-
1shna Er o6eial position. The ter S>s
Il Ne fhAfaL Il he espable- Il he hon
WIthom these neceaav quali6rciom
e1sdidsaes eAanee foe receiving an oAee
ms ofshe vesy renoee paasibiIties in he
lsys o(the fa9hess q denoer,ey. Theirnm
'sve Dot degenerseed nor lose sigt3 a their |
eschrnes- They propose in The eonine
lection to support sAa nan to r-spsesens |
hz1 = wAhinGfoa whose record aezur-
ntee that be i faithful, capable and honesa. |
Those every oAeizl "a asop hin = m
advocate ofthe righas and interests Of
. constituents md xho kas proved hiuself
Be abe servant ofa people .hose v,nfs
Dsde knows tn nm, hsye been atend-
4 y shA an ability md 6delhy which have,
ainnsk every issfaaAe, insured she r-ecoerL
asd favorable adion a eonese1 Does
e record q Wilbur =. SANDER jastify any,
Ne il Tie belief thM ve refer 70 hinP Don
answer 70 Tie shove eondtsoass In his
nbaie career. has he proved himseIf faithful
lPable and honese? Lea n for auo~ens
al d up We would mot convict a nan
ithout eyideoee. Per the present ve viii
nnvw H~ s~A~-- I
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-10-26

We daiD 80 majority fs the Deer Ledge
couEfy democratic ticket
the folio wing sy5e:
Ire republicans coon, wRh his I'd rings
around his tail. expects to esjoy the moon
IiE4k 10 Ohio and In1iaaa- but is isa cfsancs If
be Stars up ill csck-erow.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1880-12-16
Queen Yictoria's Reign.

Very remarkable changes have taken
place during the fOrty-twO years reign Of
Queen Victoria. She has outlived by
several years every Bishop and every
Judge whom she found seated on those
benches in England, Scotland, and Ire
land. She has witnessed the funeral Of
every Premier who has served under
her, except Lord BeacOnsfeId and Mr..
Gladstone. Not a single Cabinet Min
lister of her uncle and predecessors days
now survives; and Of those who held in
feriOr offices under her first and favorite
Premier, Lord Melbourne, there can be
found among the living only Lord Hall
fax Cthen Mr. Charles Wood and Lord
Howick (now Lord Grey. OF the mem
bers of the Privy Council who sat In
June 1897, to administer to her the Oaths,
only four survive. She has received the
homage Of four Archbishops Of Canter-
bury, Of four Archbishops of York, and
of five Bishops of Chichester, Lichfeld,
and Durham successfully. She has filed
each of the three Chief Justieeships
twice at least; she has received the ad-
dresses of four successive Speakers Of the
House of Commons; she has entrusted
the Great Seal Of the Kingdom to no
fewer than nine different Lord Chan
cellOrs; and she has commissioned eight
successive Premiers to form no fewer
than thirteen different administrations.