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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-13

WTTH wheat more than almost any
other crop The preparation Of the land
b one q the determining influences
which govern the yield % grain ID Il
important that the surface soil should
be exceedingly well pulScrized and the
land well cultivated and undetermined.
II the sod i rich, AL right; Il not, m
abundance Of plant food must be fur
nished. and what il equally 70 the pur-
pose, this food be in condition for
immediate use. The wheat plant Is
delicate one which needs to be assisted
In the way suggested until IL gets
good start, when it viii grow rapidly
Many farmers turn down q clover sod
for wheat, Others allow wheat TO follow
corn, especially II the land was made very
rich for the latter CROP Where the land
u poor the former plan Il doubtless the
better one When the latter Is pursued
some chemical fertilizer for wheat i
beneficial In any case, the land for
best results must be well TILED and sup
piled with plenty Of available plant food
not too far removed from the surface
The seed may be sown NJ the rate Of
about two bushels per acre broadcast, or
one and afourth 20 one and half BUSH
els IL drilled. The largest number Of
cultivators throughout the country, &C.
cording 70 testimony received at the
Agricultural Department, favor the use
Of the drill, though there are circum-
stances when wheat drilled in viii not
succeed, in instance Of which il . rocky
or uneven surface Some Of our most
progressive farmers roll their land fresh
before the drill. sclidifying the surface,
but leaving the soil loose underneath.
The best time for seeding winter
wheat remains an open question The
disposition i in many sections to SOW
rather too early, especially on strong
soils In good condition. There i con-
siderable danger from the Hessian fly
with early-sown wheat Losses, on the
other hand, are experienced every year
BY too late sowing A mean should be
chosen between the extremes, getting
the seed in the ground in time to permit
a vigorous, not rank growth, before the
ground closes for the winter A good
growth especially Of roots. il needed to
secure the plants against loss in winter
Much Of the winter wheat that i kill
ed owes its destruction TO imperfec.
Of the Land. though il i
often due to the tenderness Of the plant.
In localities where the winters are long
and severe there i always risk in SOW
ing wheat in the fall For such local
tines the spring varieties are most profit
able--N r. World
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-13

I'VE are gosns 70 90 so'netnfnx se have
never done before. and nat = deliberately
.rd unsolicited % fu1 patent medicine.
We ssnt % szy that re inionse. personally.
a. that = szii u s. jacobs Oh We have
tsscd 4 fnr rArumaiisrn and neuralgia, aud Il
has gwen instant reliers
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-13

DR PrEEcE's GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
cures every kind o. humor. iron the wnrst
-Four 70 ak bottles CURE salt, rheum o. letter
One TO 1re bottles cure The worst Kind q
p(mples On the face
Two 70 four bosries clear tie systen Of
boil<. c2rb1ncies and sorek
-Four 70 six bottles cure the worst kind o.
erysrelaz
Three % six bottles cure blothcss among The
hair
sir 70 ten bottles cure running Il The cara
Five % eight bottles cure eorups o. run
ming ulcerE
Eight % twelve bottles cure the worst
scrofula
Sold by druggists. and in half-dozen and
dozen ls<s a great tiec0unt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-13
(5lEl3IIlII3![l5:[I Discovery

1snssr
F9rsp.
posssfal
tH, n ~ = pr.,ey e--e s.ss
Waite s~si1s~ sssne - sna
.
si<r
[ :. &C. ~ e sss ey ss<s. 60
srs:ss :: sissssy - s<s D 9.. $50
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-13

ALL respectable dealers sell Frazer Axle
Grease, because II Is the Genuire and gives
perfect satisfaction
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-13
GARFIELD OR HANCOCK
., FOE<sHEE NcMAKrN. Cincinnsu- ohIa

For nkr.Efrr Hrr O. IN Con
@ J = !
m 6|SXIXS<no1 prnA Wt1h0ur q pr~rarkzton-
U-UMXUkykNE~rzbn-fz~ - year, $50 n0E
UUfUyU1LUAAI s-~r rlusn Ask 40 f1r Pay
LS1kUI2so a's &c. bInnGfsn.
wv Sod ~ - uru=zstk <tNrtr-frx.
HDxkA Ill VMN~ss 1rrnts nr11 ranrTt40o1s D~xt-
TILE/ Wkyu 70 S2rrr-ler n nn1 sfrrs rFsst sd.
It& AIAVArvnrs .zrfe1 II. <TODDAEU
4 Co. <orh4mpc>n N.s<
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-13

The testimony u The S.asdag Herald. Roch-
ester. ~ r.. 10 taken from their columns. Anf
IL 70 the eject SHAT Warner's safe Remedies
are positive cure for disabilities for which
they are kpe' ffcs. there d no disputiny: nei-
TIER 4 there the Ghost % chance u cal
into being . negative % 90 posiuye an op-
erzfiOn-m
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-13

10 ne - raking rbe fzrR<. Fepul
feliez lLsszIs rilsI sss scarce
nriug eussrssy vesrssA1e. -
WAKE nsin< ne0 1k<f op<r11e
srkten. f,e<- - occur.1.1e- ~
fe.sespae1oe. n@la.s -.
$3.50. - 49, O mssGn.
Begfon - ks1Dey1. 0Doegnn1
- 49, tie -. b1eresD -
: n.x~~-swv uumrrae sunurlxy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-13

WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS
please s.y Jon s.w the Adrerris~m~nt In
this paper. Advertisers Ii<< 20 know
when and where their Advertisements
ere paying be<<.
, 1880-08-24
HtS1s-l8.41.Ia.

Special phJMteh to The Chtea9o Tribune.
CfSciSSArl, o., Aug. &}.-'fle Cinclnnatts
outbatted tho Providence teall to-tlsy aNl
ra, bns..s ftarlesIy, winning li.o game IN ae'l
innings. After oio n!hn WIS but III the tenth,
Purcell and Jim Willie hit safe, and clapp
t ouk n hlsc on balls, tilli,g the bases. Then,
after Suy folllcsl out, Smith hit for two buses
to right centre, scoring two rims, Clnpp b..
Ing caught ut tho plate. The fielding Ut
Clapp, Reilly, Smith, Say, Ward, und t;ross,
und the battlng OF Purcell, Smith, Jlm White.
and Stnrt were features. The Troys wero
present nsut saw the galsle.
el"s'a;'s;i.. l'"1'"S;ii. i...........! :S sss? -
Providence. ......,..0 q Q Q ! I'd
Enrt,c,l rlltls-EnclnnntF, :; provlsenco. l.
Fielding urrors--CncinnAtl. i: prnrklenc0, j.
IiasD hlts-CInGIt,nntI. u; Frny!!!ni!cr,
Two- bltsu lllt4-Say, Smith. w. While. StArt a.
l.rft O!l hltses-LMCttl.1Ht!, U; FrofldeslcG,b.
First h,s9 on balls-Clapp. o.,
First bnse OH prrOrs-Glnci1lnntl, u provi-
deuce, I.
III iiaiis III caiiest-wh!tc, Is: warl. 81.
StrikeA rnIlcti-Whte, -: Wnrtl, ~.
Dauhlo p!ays-5ay"isclllS, fctcrs-Farroll-
i'assod l1alls-Clupp,s. ..
Wild pItehps-Whtto, l.
Ttule--I:l1
uMplrc-Wnlsh.
, 1880-08-24


Tho TrIcnuiul Committee nre still husily en-
gagged III settling UP tho tls con.rncted Ii, mr.
lT1lnE for tho lhtr COnGlAre. Tho south c1ld
uf thu Exposition ull'!inK, III the sucps,s story,
lnuks like II ynst bet-!ltyr. Ut which Sorslhn Il.
Gnssetto sCelns to be tho hplH All bills that are
correct nre paid uron presentation. IT. turl.s
u,tt tht.t tho cntnp ,yns failure financially, uid
Will entail II luss If about $1,000. Already there
hus been s.kUcU l!llA iur eoored servants In tho
tents. Thc,, there are 3G, pairs Of bln1,kcts
short. Tl.ey hayu bce!l lust ur stolen. They
could not hive hrcn lost, hence thcrc y pnlr one
theory LETT, wtlich is theft. the Chltforifs!nB
nlllicinttolls Ut ths 'rrlennta| And Camp C.mmit-
tura. They nXrettl ~ put fku persnt1s iii tho
cunp and o.,!y brought D tur which y, thoy
s s.rie!ary. @ is pay. fte Ss!,ras*a pat,aiisn i
s"joycd c',np prlyljcKcs, 6ut up to date
thsy n"Ss fei,s.i t. put Up sss;i,,'t. sGi"t.
for intnrnlntinn IN tho subject. 1lo islsstc'l
thnt r the5e w.ls my truth ~ tho charges % the
'ria 'ia nor % cny M thu,a liz lasslc. however, that
III tho excitement Of tho Cml1cslye ,liGh n'Rny
Justice wotstd !,u done himself nn tho 'rrent,Hi
aect1i'ltHl lor. nt,d every VI con,rasts.l ''%w
t. tue 1n!nurst ,!etaIl w'd he ssH'.!nSssi, Tio
any. ~: 'FS TSa ay wo"a vii @ ctt pf te a. H.
mlttuc <5.WI. and tho drill Ut tho Jockey Club
| rnrk Y like alns'''nt. making y c!ean loss Of
| $lu,.NM. whtct, ws,lltl hhvt III he tnAle up.
OF urco,,nts. tho talnl, hha MT yet been r,ze,l.
as % w e hry H. U sa c t, tSoy esS ~erS t !" k a
rliutlgh tcfnre putting Them mp, nfl illw refuse
to tnkn them down unless wnck'a work Is
I,lo Trivn,!ial Com,titteo refuse to le Imposed
otl; at,.' wllt see that tie tents aro taken down
PULLMAN PALACE OARS.
| IN nhf1tty nr fnR thi5nlUn Ist1Hn1 Chr Com
, 1880-08-24

LAYING \ MOWER MASurACT0Hf COtStN. STONE.
T1ure WIS Qu!ton gtthorlnB gathering Ut clti-
zcns Mt fouth L0wn ycstcrfAy afternoon
to witness tho ceremony 1T laying tho
corner stnno Of tho l1upktus Man,-
fuut,r!nK Compnny's row works, de-
signed TO supply tho market with mowers and
other agricultural implements. Thc Cnmpnny,
I1csrporRtetl Juno !, 1SsU, j. nlfcercd III folowA:
President, ]. Il. Young; Secretary and 'rrGlls-
urrr, D. II. WhitAcre; Superintendent. liarvuy
l.. Hopkins; Directors, IIarvcy l.. Hopkins. Il.
II. Lewis, J. =. Young, u. Il! Whitaefe, Monroo
lsrnnk. Among thu citizens present Ut tho ccr-
cn,otiyworo Sir. ,ud siss e. u. lngrthain, Mr.
nnA Mrs. J. Y, rlott, Miss Eiott, Sir. nuA Mrs.
.inu"s t. UI!rlcn, Miss Kutn +. QuIl.fn, Mr.. n.
q. Hrullry. II. n. lI!bha,si, Measrs T. r. Isllsa,P.
~ s1siw I, y u ,wh!!"Sro x,sn y wieIs Y ,S. xs-
W,,.s,, Il !torns, 4 a, ,,I, i: q lMfssts IT, HyrFs Six
llr.yt"n: Sir. ana Slrs.t;. q. YoanE, Mr. snH sir*
Mo!;r.e Trunk. Mr. md Mrs. \. Ar,Ie., hlrssr:
.lu,,i.su,i!, !lC'M,i y. nlnck. u. n. h!xton J. +
Ynllg, J. Lewis, A. I:"Msc!ld, l.. W,nHatr, l..
t'"ysso Y f. a; " ;ufa sh%s((, II (' n:l .a Sr s'y
avecai cnr conveyed thu g,lcsts u tho Krouud,
nnA thu curenn,nY was l"Yan ut 5:;s.
a1y rs ;a9s n an tasy "t "? @ 'S S easse @s 'SS S
Oct. H. wnrp thG 1aasl'sr,', ,,.n a!siuro.i WI
Ths tw.' iialn i%'!,;i[i'Rs wi 10 eaeh l6x.s, snl
,hs. st"res hx ~h nn e.x,S ~ .p, x
rni. d. Ii. lIowcn. Of Hydo l'ark. ,nasle y brief
nlress in npen,x ttg ptt'occl!!Es, ~ weh ~
isst inanur'i,tory; ile Remembered! .ho sl,ae
Sis sh!stio '"fF' "f tho a''1 loso"aISo G a,a ths
@ " ,sy b,x wnness a re IT. ,a1 Ms % Nh tbu ID
, 1880-08-24
THE CITI-uALL.

TIE Mayor wunts to waser sl,oO' that the 1tc.
puuiica,ss will not enrry Indiana III ana, y ,Sow Iork,
Democrats will carry tho city of chieaHo.;
oecupisl t'y itio Knights .,,rl1g ther lite ga,h.
erns. ] ai,i yessstsay b. io',iHi tscre!l, tnrcs-
Ink tlnytr. 1t will bc given IN thu poor aMd de-
serving in proper dosca
nav frr,vt,y DDnlIci yest,rdny for t),e uso
of tllS oircs. nls iur 1iss lrola's,.i ho1s,. min
@ o eo" ~ ,r,ns gns m Dtt ", x . , VIII '6
tl1a r..t,nrk that ho tf,Misj1t. ,!itrr n that 10
m'kn1 '"So MS s'o~ 10 low WIS. e'' i''''s'
euME months nR1 an urtli',nnre Was passed
s"sS Ss ii ess s1sso s my Fs e ~ tay
eAled upon tue AHydr Hhn 1li!Gf1neu Nun tlsitt
snry tonH utter wh.cn theE wi!t soiume,,r taY
Im' is,n I'm n' nim'sa. ~A "~'' >A~' '''' ~~~ ~
Anoso tho bniit!inp. permits issued yesterday
was 9ne to Jncol' ltehn % to .rest % innr tw,'sso.y
I; s; s! :xssS S; Ss ~ .ss S,sS
- t%ssssy SSs. s'; dMsli!s, h% @ So VI Wtst Thesh
atrcet, to cost $l.5U.
rnE Mayor is 80 well satisfied that tho city pnd
~ inn ftr III, in,.t1nn ~ th,s m,,uIn, wurk
n ~ % III nj tt. HmnIh nra,b thmt ~, ycstnr
dny announced tl!at hu would uvertise tnr
~rak. liz scesas 'ieiSrtaInc.l no~ to gct tin
pumps und tvt:ata tlcn uttoFwaru.
sa,r"y shws ,, nS sstss to ,% 1ys D1s
c'srespo1ains %sex W d last ysar. r rlo prins,ps
cuSMt.us M "eHta IT, %,,h,s" esn i! e4E .sis
~ sssct f,y:r ~ y: ty,,l fa e1as n.n.,
1".cHlcs, d
,hS 0nsi, n% , resY,'ls 'h,Sx ,y II, spsy: &.
, 1880-08-24


UNOL!)-Aus. II and = =. IN 0ranEe, 1.nnIto p.
a9Si years " nonths Rnd II days ohtidso" Of John
Fh, rnlains wuT ln,orred III the Iyonsvte Como.
tory auntHy .ftertlnm Aux. ~ IN preseto Ut !AFsS
ns.unlllauu Of ft1ntlB and 1etHhhuls.
HIIppY-At 3:yI y, H., Aug, H. IunirA, infant
daughtot II ueurRo u. aNd sadlu L. ahlply.
HF!tAAM-At bur te.lt.9nse %! South ilalted'st
ssfa.n. sas wIss of John stssn.m: ..,.
fItapT4j Vusktuy, Aug n, nt 1siuek y. H., 10 Wnld-
h0ilI EtnlAttff. 49,
WlflVE-Aux. p. at Ills rsalnneS, lni Yyess Wash-
inVlu1 .4t., JusGph White, A9el Ks ytnFs.
fuMesal " | p. ILL.,, I'uasd1y, Aug. y.
r. Toronto AMI HFanlpton tuntl papss1 please
cupy. -
CLAHK--AuH. = Al No. 81 supeFtos-aL. Martin. son
" 'Einnufrl Wedrosday, BY carriages to Calvary.
CAN1.EIalN-At Santa Aurbars, Cal, Aux; la AFTER
= btiet tl!ne.s, soPh.a y ss!ct a. 9f tho lass osh'
, 1880-08-24

DESvER, Colo, Aug. &,.-Gell, Grant and
party, af,rr Visiting thu principal cities a,ld
uoints Ut Interest III this Stnte left for tic
East yia the Denver. l'acillu to-day. lie will
pruc0cal hlrcGt to Gnlolia.
C,lEyHNSE, Wyo., .AME, 23.-Gen. Grant
passed through IN his why honio to Onett'.
llv WIS given II grand reception. an i'IinIcilse
Chuf>Insttco Sener, on tic pArt Of tlle pcu-
Die, pilti itor. nrockett TIirtl Cnyulry, on
Ills part ot thu military, did The honors ot
thH OCCASION,
, 1880-08-24
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

ItlN GltAl1 ~ IL NC$
THE REV. c. c. Tate, Of Niles. Mich, Is at tho
rartlc.
1,C. Coytsorox, Of Summit, Miss, ia ns tho
dg,rlmcr.
l'n,,r. ASH Mns. II, II. PAIGE, Of Council l3Iuf1s.
a1e ut thu PMlnler.
". T.. Fux1Ss, NJ. G., Of Albany, N. T., is
guest nj the pnciac.
uEx. GRANT expects to return to this oLty to-
morrow from ncnyer.
II. l.. DELANEY. IT Marshall, ILL.,, statc-prison
Inspector, is nj tho rnrillc
". NELSON Hum. stn ri tho Enfl of Drldge-
port, Enuland, II ut the rncc.
Il. DuUn1.e.r md II. ltuou Il. s1o Col1rsy, Paris, |!
France, nrc registered ns tho Palmer. |
Jup0E ]. NJ. HALEY, uf Frrepurt+ and .itdge |
lsanc q. Wilson. pr Gcievl. n,c ut the l'hciflc'
MN. Ax,, Mi,s LownEy an.i pnrty of cfsht. of
EdlnhurH, Scotnld, nrc dunllcttcd at tlle Ise-
nlt,lit.
i. II. cnArrEIt, neness,l superintendent M Of
Thchc.
SENATOR w1rA.iAM W1SnoM, Of Minnesota.
passed. thrgh tho city yesterday, registering nj
lIu Plcitl..
TUE Su.!ona, Incident Association Will ,oreu
their nIl,lui session ut tho urnd lnci2ip Hotel
at to oclock tIs inurnllAK.
Kwoxa kiSa Hon, Wong. Yan CLcong, md
nn Yen Inlig, Of Gn,,sqpi1,, p1 Gn'ho' arc among '''
Man...su, ui,tittnn, " Mnllsun street tlttnuSK
j}ulltlinx Hs, ut H., 1jdeErtGs: ~ Il. III. W;
!. TIL. ": g. III. ~: r. ILL.,, ~. Darohttcis H.
H.. D!sS; y. H.. -sa'.
1,ft, CREAM. the nlcKch nhortionist.. was yca.
tert!uy !rnHh. " tsie !a,l md iaesA ~ ssil;
tu vith 'cin@ ~, ;,cco,Itco i, trcas crlle Is
also oGrnpynx IL crl Ut tho Jul.
:t1.e, 'tsss1 n. , i, t%f SFSrsf e. Iwsniy.
in
, 1880-08-24

R1cl1MoSp, VII, Aug s'.-Jtidgo II. N.
Spotford, Ut Louisiana, died at Red Sulphur
Springs, II. W., OH Frlduy. lie WAS Is
years Ut nge.
ClSc1SSAr1, Aug. a3.-Tho body Of Jn dge
Spo!rort. Ut Louisiana arrived this morning,
ntul the funeral service WAS held ut tiB city
residence OF Il relative. The body wus then
tnkvn to TGnncssGe for burial.
, 1880-08-24
SOUTH CAROLlNA's POPULATION.
tlfu..,$rh II, fshir,,n,s

WAsl1SaroS. ID. c., Aug. :si-rls fol-
lowing aro tho percentages or lncrcnso III
tho population Vt Snutll Caroliann during
thu Aecatles beginning with 100: Increase
lao, :.,.l 1Su, l5.lI; ls'o, Ii; ls3Y H.? lh4],
H.; ts,0. :; general nvgrasc, III; clninIGtt
fur lSs0, ,ij.:j. Tho totA! illcreasc Ut H'pWIA-
tim III this Slale for lltty ycAgs following
lb.U hns only been .lDt5 pur cent.
, 1880-08-24

HpFeldf Ut9patth 70 9ht Ehled3o If7b1Hts
CLINTON, ILL.,, Aug. M.-Aunt Aggle Nc
Murry, agcd II years, wlIo has resided In
Clinton and vicinity sot1le thirty years, died
this morning, after all illness Of several years,
u cancer If the stomach. She Wns ono Of
the nlCst respected Iudles lii De Witt County,
and beloved by uli who knew her.
, 1880-08-24
ISAAC II. ll1,{1WN.

NEW yoluz, Aug. :,-Isaac II. Brown, tho
noted scxton OF Grace Church, died Oil Sat
,,rday night II, Drantford, tun miles from
Nuw Hnyen. lie WIS one Of New York's
mast fnMltlnr characters, anil WIS fAm1lls
thlrty years ngn as q n!nster Of ceremonies.
lie wAs about u ycnra old.
, 1880-08-24
FRANK Ft,uyyxsfAN,

Special DIputeh to The Chttdoo TRIBUNE.
CINCINNATI, o., Aug. @l-FraMk Frowz-
nnn, Il mLtAlc-aged former Chicagoal,, who
WIS found dead In MI oMt-ll0uso In tho West
Eut. died, 1t Inns hecn learned, from paralysis
Uf tho bratll. Ills soil anu daughter are I'LL
their way frolA Chicago tD ro ce1yeth rumalus.
, 1880-08-24


should be uaol BY mothors Of nursing children.
Coutulus nothing Injurious, aud requiring Gully
wnter to prepare 1t for use, tho dansos ut I'm
plre milk IL avoided.
FOr snte by dfliRKista and grooers. A pamphlet
win full particulars sent by undressing
Vll0hiAS lEEaIINu g. TO, Montreal, Can.
, 1880-08-24

6hMker sarsapHEIlu, .landelun.. yellow dock
l,l,l,u,r.kc EarSct, black es,,osh, Indian hemp,
princes t!ie. 4n4 Tho lwrrlus Vt juniper uiil
rltbtb United with iu.ltiu nt I,utussluM n49a W
tho bue.ety, Are tho tuEfeaenta Ut the Bhakers
SursnpAFIlia.
, 1880-08-24
,ANTI-MASONIC.
Address OF the National Christian
Association to the
Churches.
Cnrwctl Hall We'll Filled to Sec
the Ceremony Of Masonic
Initiation.

Fnrwctl Hall Wctl Filled to See
the Ceremony Of Masonic
Initiation.
The Auti.sfnsontc Association resumed Its
ecsslons In Carpenter l1all yesterday morning.
MT n.llc,tue Or thrty-tvp rcrAotts being
present. After bnlf nj hn,lr hn,1 brcN srent III
religious rctrtshinent III tho RhRro Ut asl ult'
fnshlonrd pruycr.uectinr. Mr.. lt'f,,s smith.
President, fr,hn tho chnfr Atit,aillcct thnt tho
subject for discussion wa,I III. tho
"SATGItE nr AN uArif."
The fm,nclnte business, howuvcr. wcil,l nc =
lrcturu ty Mr. 13ruwn urpn MAsonG symbols.
At tho request Of Sir. Warren Taylor. Of DC.
troll, hc WIS given Two minutes III which TO
ticlno m unth, which hn sMtd he looSc'!
upon as business transaction between
i,'an atM oul. uol wns invited, lii
Tho words. $50 help tno GMl." 10
prosper tho ,t.nn It hp toll lhe tr,ih ad I" have
no mercy ~ HIN II b" DID not The !,t,iAe M
ii crrtsl!ii trust. Whcro ~ great interest was at
f"S i" M ws Nan nrt"y t II 'ne ws yr,ay 1rstt S,l d.
Mr n.swt,, with ,l1s I'D Of blackboard eov-
cred with stlrl,rts; tr'ates circles. ,,. ,crossgs.
tiu,i ui Stasoniu syf,,iH,s. Thu iirst eynA OK
pn!HG'i WIS tho circle hy which thy MAsnn was
10 the iuw uf t'sl v:ls" or II rcs,entl nRtlil:t
th9 t;yernsnt ,S Msnnc as @ater,y, @ r,s w .,S y
.ei 1,nsis md nther tsehcIs hud MT tcsn h.nx
vas h'c"l,sc thcy wcre staxol!s. nr:i Andrew
,'sa ~ sFy as ws 'sg Hull iniror ' 10 t 10 his
lotiEu. st willie lilo Wnr u tllo schollin,, wAs
y it:oErrss. thv isc,s Of tho North ha aal" tHt
,lt,htIsuli wull huyr been tnprac!cd hsVt It not
l,cuil for thu MnsuhIc inil1cnrc tn ha Msupport. M
%'tc sS1 %i"' Tha II s Irsi WY eqst jshssa1, !e
Wnrnhinprs. Tim ,lGyI fHlY having thu H1GjGrI~
, 1880-08-24

MARK l.. SI1E4ATE.
Snt&J9l Ditputch 10 Ihs Chtru9o Tribune.
JASEsvIi.t.E. Wis, Aug. e3.-AInrk l..
Sheafc, ono uf our oldest aud most respected
cttizens, died last night, aged u.
, 1880-08-24
MRS. f,AnitfE 1fAyrNs,

Special Dt.pateA to The CHltago Tribunk.
DArrIk Cl,EEE, Mich, Aug. D.-Nrs.
Carrie lIayeus died to. night frum iii over
.use OF poison accldently taken as q 1nedl.
ri
, 1880-08-24

Times, Our hixhost artists In dentlstrys The
u ihesney's 3 boy0ui doubt, though but u set-
, 1880-08-24
THE COUNTY HOARD,

CARR uf Ttlk IHAAMk.
NheM tho roll wNs called at the reRt,lnr Inect-
iny vi tho County Houru hold yesterday afier.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-09
unE auks4IoN or aACk

The RamsdsiI's hspsblie Of WASH
ington, last Sunday, ~edttoEiAlly rsTissed
Gen. JOAN 7. ziars1s article On the
ChIBess question, Published In March,
in Q nUmb<r Of the Californian. and
endorses lie reasoning and lie eoDels-
sions in terms VI high commendation.
The writer fully agrees with Gen. Mil
Ter that the Monaghan and the Anglo
Saxon civilizations are radically antag-
0nistic; they car no mix more than oil
and water, and that It 10 already high
true for US 20 consider which Of the
two ~ciyiliIatlons, existing side b. side,
ON the Pacific coast. shall predominate.
The fact that it Is not always the high
est type that survives In the struggle
for subsistence, Is demonstrated by the
references TO the authorities from
whom Gen. Miller quotes in his article.
and the review, after presenting the
question whether the nation has not q
right TO discriminate 10 favor Of assim-
liable immigration rs against the hordes
OF Nongolian heather by whom the
maintenance Of our own systems are
threatened, concludes rs follows: II
the Chinese came here 10 make u con-
quest Of our country by force OF arms,
who doubts bnt that the whole nation
would resist tbemY But the stealthy
and strategic conquest which they are
pursuing is Just as dangerous, and IL
should be met by Just as determined =
resistance"
The RtPublie, under the able nan
agement OF its new editor and proprie-
tor, Mr.. II. J. Ramsdell, formerly
Washington correspondent Of the New
York Tribune, has now taken n position
in the front rank Of the weekly jour
nails OF the country, and its advocacy
of the views Of the Pacific coast people
on this question Is therefore a noticea-
BILE acquisition.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-09

THE Senate naval affairs committee
are preparing n report on the subject
o the proposed completion OF various
ironclads, MS prayed Tor by the memorial
Of the Wilmington shipbuilders, and
also, so far rs the Monadnock is con-
cerned, by a joint resolution of the CAL
ifornia legislature. The indications are
that the committee will take the ground
that most Of these ironclads are not
worth completion, but 1t is very proba-
BILE that an exception will be made in
| the case Of the M~anadnock. The COM
mittee will probably recommend an ap-
| preparation OF about three million dol
lars for general construction purposed'
a part Of 1t to he used in the construc'
ton Of a few fast wooden vessels.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-09
nAnY.
A veritabie Human Curiosity nj nem'
bay, India

From the Bombay Times.
There is ut present In Bombay n liv-
ing oLject that may rightly be classed
among the most curious phenomena OF
nature. AT a home In Mazagon may he
seen = pair Of female twins, separate In
every respect but from the breast bone
TO the lower part OF the abdomen, which
is closely Joined. The upper breast of
each infant is joined into the other; the
outer skin covering both trunks. The
twins are Joined front TO front, shout
ders, arms, lower limbs and feet per-
fectly formed, and development healthy,
while the hends are well-shaped and
the faces really pretty, with beautiful
eyes, large and bright. The twins are
six months old, are In perfect health,
and twenty inches In height,
one appearing, but in n very trifipg
degree, larger than the other.
Both have vigorous appetites, and
take kindly to the feeding bottle; they
are extremely lively, and appear good
tempered. The pulses beat In unison
they generally fall asleep or keep awake
together, and their actions are usual,
simultaneous, though sometimes one
would cry while the other was quietly
drawing at the mouthpiece Of Its bottle
The strangely united pair were born al
Dapooli, in the R~utnagherry collector
ate, the father being a Mohammedar
and n ~seafaring man, while the mother
had beside, a pretty little daughter
about ten. The infants feed separately
each having a bottle to itself, and draw
vigorously at their nourishment. The
doctors declare that II would be impos
sible to separate them without extin'
gushing life. Tie twins. hsve up t.
this tiuu-, never gr,wn Ill, and 10 ever.
appearance are likely TO grow up.