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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-08-11

IF The Milwaukee Sentinel wants to
80 the fair thing it will copy the table we
print in another column showing the vote
IEk this congressional district in 1874 and
1873
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-08-11
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County Court, Jefferson Coin Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at special term of
the County Court, to be held in and for said
county, at the Office of the county Judge, in the
city of Jefferson, in said county, ON the fourth
Tuesday of August next being the oath day of
August, A. D., 1880, at clock P NJ, the follow
ing matters will be heard and considered
The application of c. B. Skinner, to admit to
Probate the last will and testament of Luther A..
Cole late ofthe City ofWatertown in said County
deceased and to appoint him said C. B. Skinner
and Guy l.. Cole executors of said last will as
therein provided.
Dated, this 23d day of July A. D., $780,
By order of the Court.
40w4 HENRY CoLoNIUs, Judge
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-08-11
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County Court, Jefferson County-In Pre-
bate.

Notice is hereby given that at a special term of
the County Court, to be held in and for said
county, at the office Of the County Judge, in the
city of Jefferson in said county, OH the 5th
August, A. D., 1880, at O'Clock P NJ, the follow
ing matter will be heard and considered
The application of Robert Richards for the
appointment OF an administrator of the estate of
Thomas Richards, late of the town of Ixonia, in
said county, deceased.
Dated, this 2Sth day of July A. D., $780,
BY order of the Court
4lw4 HENRY CoLoNIUs, Judge.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-08-11

Procured for all soldiers disabled in the U. S.
service from any cause, also for heirs of deceas-
ed soldiers The slightest disability entitle to
pension. Pensions Increased. Bounty and
new discharges procured. Those who are in
doubt as to whether entitled to anything, should
send two cent stamps for our ''circular of in
formation" Address, with stamps Stoddart &
Co., Solicitors of Claims and Patents Room s.
st. Cloud Building, Washington, D. C. S9m3
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-08-11
FOR SALE.

The fine Brick residence of the late Ebeneze
w. Cole situated on Clyman Street. Terms cas-
possession given LIST October, 1880. Address
Mrs E. W. COLE, Sheboygan, Wis.
BOX LII %
, 1880-02-18

public: unue,sionahy very cicyer md vnry
,i.i'cr.tn'iltus .hn hna Ind Gcc'tlinr rctnnrkn-
wright. M ntiynnturcas. md nus flcd vnrIDiM
Courts with scAnlals. fhn hns bcttl frtun tho
beginning iIln1 wOtfMr,, hny!nH Itn,1 no RfGe-
lion fr, atl.i ltttle fytnrntby With, her own sex,
Her sharp tongue ntiti t3th!ly H!arp pen cnvo
long lHso1l cxerclsetl u, wa,ans frillle4, which
~" ',n,,. hna H. noysr ,.s rparS lcenus; psr.
Eintnnnnefa Minister Of sinte. Ilst.,1t,.irl Nil
1nly. and III Rat!siHct1ry HUlutl0n Df II huA ever
hepn Rivrn. Why Minister or my otller man
or poS!iIon Ahn4hi sytt H. YOAINb with her
antctstchs IL mt 10 10 exrfnln~i. J1H told his
lnluirlnR sovereign Tint he pttpcfrNtrd TINT
flnal foly for political reshon.: wEci, il ~ g'ssl
mn nnswGf IN cnn h: nliule wlnn tic rasc n I'M
a1lswcratlc: Mime. Rasazzt ur.sl q Io. very u
ffactive III person, md WINS CntMbl0 Of drawing
i,iGn nf Hnllnntry. She sel,lnii, retained them
lHtH, nor dill rh" wish ~. y irt Of tho most
confirmed stnfiip, 's'tn Ind i,t, weaknesses nr
l"ynlty. md no rrartIons OF tenderness. Shit
cul,l never yir1i 10 one what WINS 1nuafst for
mnnklNl. she bns. unhapr!y for her, lost hrr
colnclness, or rnther It has brrn AwMiownh up
In her lahrr,tl proportions. HllG Ia no longer
ytn!px; shs Is rery stout; hit sn y stu witty,
nsld hGr Spanish lfeKc n,Wy comfort her for ill
TIM lovers Rhn has hM. mid nl tho lovDrs Au hus
failed u cnstlnra. Her real i!fr, " iinfot'G.
wnN rcna like many chupters Of lIalzao's
~ 1lEhtrsY."
, 1880-02-18

within the thed bccans higher II, hc pns.cd In.
Iie was driving very. slowly. and. rs he mp
prpnchrtl tho nrrhwMy, inwrrct hia i,cnl 1ir lid
no ttF, Into, however, for his shoulders rn.iul1t
projecting nlnitincnt, AMI hn wis tt1rwtl with
tcrrii'lc violence to Tho grn,,nd. ttn WIS picked
mp md taken to TIM lcrsnnn Hospital, wl,rre
n ta* re1nalntsl evor since, All csa'ninn-
ctvery tint i,a ha,l sustained n frncturu md
ct,!lE'frlr separation Ut tho rr!nnl cOaiInlr.
Ills death wnR inntncntnrfDy expected, btit,
ly snt,b e,irinis frtnk OF nnsur1', In lus cUrt-
hn,.e4! to 1--we, nltl,oi,Hl, liA entJre Hsly frnm
thu point ns fractnrt, down i entirely tcnd, aud
tho trAt AtHKra Of Hortfentfnn hRve set in. Dr.
Y Camcr the resident physician at tho Hospital,
statcs TINT tlDre j. nothing extraordinary IN tho
Injuries Ut tho tNHtl. Int whit Is remarkable s
lIts 1nnx .ehryivnl after is hnnktx,,l,. hnl h.cn
completely Et1ht!crCd IN twain. 1t In jn'lced
rare Mrtrrercc OF surprising vitality In rnnn:
for f1urkns rrnyery Is m isnpnssIfllfty. ns tho
seicnGn Of medicine or. surgery contains nost,-
lnE That viii euro n broken hnck. Tho iln-
fnrtu'mse s,'Hcror continues to .cnJcy. II mir
nppcfliD hut hNs m CO1ltrni Of tho intestinal
rnil*ties. Tho !tl.estinrs themselves lrng dcnh.
!!a Ia ablc to sleep without n Ertinn afnl tho
1tQsitnl physicians say ttat ho Mny live for n
month rct.
Trnnfnent phystcIans from NIL parts Of thu
country mr. constantly visiting IlIr,se, md Nlt
HErtN tf1nt tho cnsD II rnc or utiexamp1ed inter-
est to tho Ineofcal profession.
, 1880-02-18
RUSSIAN GRAIN TRADE.
Tho Grnin Export FROM OdoaHR for
lS7D-SOnie IntercAtfnE Statements.
III fhk Edifar NJ Ths fhftnao Tribune

Tho Grnin Export FROM OdoaaR for
lS7O-SOnle IntercAtfnE Statements.
the Editor o. Tho Chicago Tribune.
CHAnIsOFrt RuRslA, Juil @.-T1.e business
operation In export fr,1n Odessa during tho yenr
Of lSin shows 1Mrxe Increase III our grain tru.le
over. the preceding years, ind got.s tD nfssslro
thnt the Industry Of agriculture III tho South OF
Rnssta fs milking astonishing progress. In 1878
the oxpUrta bf griin from the port OF Odessa
were 1,7l0, 10000 pounds. The unusual figures
OF exports for TINT ycnr havo almost rvduccd
tho statistics of former yours to nhsctrity, and
II wns Thought that this WIS hbout the highest
number of puunds Of 9rAiu that port would over
roach, but the year l67p has uctunliy established
the fnct that tho sotsh OF Russia. and the
TOR tnn tlin,. ,nI il spite ut 4il tho lnlsrcrre-
strtAtIuns iistle III forrfKt exehu1xcs oottct.ri
Ing tho c,n,tltt!0n or tho russian ca,r* Olrss.
s,pJo. .t,WU pa,sns nf 9r,'in. II il triia tint il,
many plAees. for tGAsO.s pl llnfnrorAhlu
weather, o.c tho haryes! ~ wins Hight, aM! IL tl,is
have exported fully twics, that ntllnunt. Nnt-
withstnn,inE ting hravy competition, from tho
t. nas s ss:t t s rcts 3" ta oae4sa Sc arss. X
chnngc wsrn rangInE high AEl ut such u,s,,h,.-
aiy exciting uct',atlnI,s xhlel, *ttnM !!rn since
tloru renGtnet III tho D,Itxsn slnrrhol,sts lo5,-
:Ix.tNo lou'sIs nt grail, waiting ship,nant.
x4 os !. n t IT, % S fes f"r ss y, fxrF S. t Sf
far awny fit,f 0dess. ". tue Elniepr, Tho partU Uf
N,tnsr wt,el' et as "a a's, exported ,!ri!,k the
thu .,lall.'r ports on the Sra of 4szur, R,,eh ~
Mnrlnm,l, !ierlln,sk. Tngnnrag, whcru tllrect
vessels fur l:nHla,ltl and FraUre W"ru oa'lIng ull
pun'!ncts vla st, Petersburg, NIRa, Itevul, unl
isn't; alst. tsMa .ra'srts n r. tf"ifHls .Sns
ports, ljanxiE,. mud K5nigsicrs. To nuke .
t'tnl tsptlng u MI Tho export would nstanish nu
AmrrcAn ns,Ies, ; issia T..
, 1880-02-18

rgnttanitntq!s Cvr,tslNna<ntt Loa.!4n Exatat4tr,,
WhilO the Sultan shuts hIlnsef up In Yila,z
tnku cary tlat nuthlnH unplonsant shnll reach
tho hoyal uHtd, thu cnllntty y progressing fr9uI
bud 70 wDrse: Nlsery, dcAtititio1l, and fan1liIe
Europe al.! Asia o0t,,tA tho cry IT dstrcss: lot
ters irunt Erxcrnun give fOarf picture Ut the
l.aynzltl pFpln hnyo x,l,u !d from hunger, and
l,l,Il.y hlly1 been jnBollc1 by eating rtA,ts s,nl
in0sses: Kruin iA forbidden u cross tho botslrr
frosn Pnr1tu anu lttsstH, ind tho local GovHl1ipr
Is Rriulng three yours. lures f1snn the starving
pct'snntry, hts Dxp.lse being that tho imtnl9y m u
selulred for GGlIstauttnopl!,. Ihe vuli. Or unv,
esti.aics That there IL o,l1slgh Kru,n Ia tho
Province 10 feed uii tho iphAhitaIta; possibly
gr7nMrins Df tho tilhe. colleutosa or spooulatar,
and nllxht III well bp in tho heart nf Africa ~
fur ~ tho pouple aAU ot'netrEcd. Hut tho uny-
lak,rcst; Judging Tr,'m cxpcr1nMoo It, such mat
tcry, tho officers employed will tako month tn
, 1880-02-18

wouttl nssuredly hive been Registered against
the 1s;4 Army Bill. SECOND Ia no lnan III TINT
assembly, ns lg expressly stn!ed, in his long-
'iT for durable peace and lliy appreciation
Of Its manifold blessings, hn propcsie,l 4
succession of snngutnary. and rtInnus wars,
III ,wbtcl, Germany could not fall 10 tc In
volvcsl by rc9xon of her unfortunate geo
graphical position, and strenio,ts!y exhorted
his ,comp4trioiH to make preparations, re-
gartless OF NIL material sacrifices, for the ter
rblc trials fn store for their ,nttve land Ills
M1ppra[ 70 tho patriotism Of the German I'nr-
lIanlrl,t was by no means impassioned or
dramatic: but Its effect upon the 1lnuse was
rric'trally. conclusive. Doubtless, Ills volco
VIII again bc raisttI In tlie approaching scs.-
sion to interpret the nrgurfcs iIn has dett,cct
iroln recent events 10 tile representatives Of
t!ie tierna'! nation, nnl 10 Urge upon them
possible r;.'atn!ty By still further strengthen
lt!g iler wd'-hnrncss. From the letter abnvn
1,' t,iotsd We ratl!er ths general pnrport Of his
views npnn the yrXcd question OF Ing.
i,nt!onal armamente. md may fairly assume
tlaat tlle % %InGas.lrt lroposct ,by Prince His
authoritative and nncnmpromtsing support.
, 1880-02-18
DEFECTIVE SPELLING.
Grcnt Men Not Perfect Masters OF Onr
Horrible Ort1poErnfy.

1snrr1l,1. nrt1.a,,n0r., o' VII
tya.tnn.u n vsa,ssn's' ,.s..'."'e.s.,
1,to ,,ttor s,rni, .,,si,.,'., "I",sea'. "a;
fer from Senator Gordon's pen 10 show his
capacity for ultsspelling words. To be sure,
there IL tie ntnvocaitnn oY hia ohtuc,1o, ~
tbe confirmation ~ si,,,roas ' ~, .se =, ~
III ,1,,.a.s"' ~ o.o'' WI Lhe score ol
L,s i'hlcracy. SENATOR Oorttoh mas had tho
advantages OF liberal education, whatever
his tlcfccts in orthografy. nrI IL understand
IN he n lnu,, of ht,h ;n,,.,,,v.ncr ~''Oo>'
r. ~ .,n. " ' t'rs ~ ms" u''se.e. ;.s: MI
~ ny iutle4"ently happens that men
whose lives have been PASSED III tile field Of
RctEon rather than In tho study make
wrctchcd work of the Eurll,}, tanruo0.. Il,
rv,nri,,, I, -, ,,.rt.t,,s tar,., ~. n"e1 ~,
, 1880-02-18

trnw UP this list, and by TINT time the destitute
will 10 dcn.l, md the CrnmissIoners-for ths
Turks cnfi do nnthing without a cor1miaslon+-
not bcen nllo tn md tho people salti Il bo Ia
,ILstrC*s. The Turks give nlins freely to proics
sonni ncggars to sturdy crlpplcs, md stout Inn.
nr. incnpaElo. A. .fntnino ii ktsmet, nna il i
wrong to. lily IN tho fncu of Providence, Ths
Hove III It. but It snncks little OF soflshncss,
ln foreign MD nlonn mist tho wretchct reiy,
ana turn ther fmplDrfng nYcs to the alinrintu;ss
leans, ~ @ AA'AeA-
, 1880-02-18
SALT LAKE CITY.
A vfa1t Ia the Mormon CapStal-A Rcau
tlhflly-Locutel Clty-Tho Outlook fop
HIUrrnnntnns ~"


Morrnonfsna.
II The Editor Of 7ns Chicago Tribune.
nn,,n 'mc o o. s.s iake has the most beautiful To-
] IS !. about tyeny a9 se s oG The S x%,
vc mics long Upor n rent,c cn,,,nu,. .",,s ,'as,
l.s northern portion tho City was locatetI. The Ths
'nts IN ihe"troHnaeM ny iEli Mountains, through
whlchnre scvon.l gaps. allowing communication
tho f,rcnt s"t io,o NJ. ~. n.,. .o j., SOUTHWEST ss
..s,ol s..'. ". st -. 4No' Lis Guy ~ some eighty
.,.n ."',es .som Hs soofes. inc vnllcy extends 10
anS unsaiv"te to a"y a?cas mes e3ent ent
eanfifmi sio for city c avo bcon S soIees hete
soa Il and isiosi I " m",aIs on s' 70 &c sieep, s
ri,!!. as tic uyv Of MN ever snzctl Ipon. ;T The
valley Fcatts II lttle world III Itself. Tho city
whom lrn Morinous. In nlnost Hvcry valley IN
Mornons hnyo settled brunch Of lis G1 orsaniSa a.
Mormon churches 0lltalio Of tho city itself Mi
acknowledging nlleguco to the head at BALI
vi: Sait Like In. M outlet, md this probably NO.
counts for its saline .,nlitiss rs ihe extreme
dsynesa of the cllm.to pIotiuecs WONDERFUL
knew not how long, t,na resulted II, d wonderful
accumulation of sa.Ine proDertics. Evcryi'oIy
one e1 as hess @ ot IL y reeeTn1 eS1
KNOWN. Wo have all heart! thnt by letting tho
waier or th9 lnko into sdo ponds md combining
III its evaporation anu lonving on tho bottom do
pCsita l of s1ls. pianks arc thrown in and lnboE-
tho cur-lonl. Hut in wintor. by tIe aet,on 81
the cold. ptre snda ts prccipttnte to tho bottom
a"d MT; e. in in r9.egRed rubber boots and
md sr,Id, by their notion. produce Two cign,cnts
srolp the sa.no xster; There II ilno isInni IN
, 1880-02-18
Fred Douglass OIL rus Old Master.

Warrington Corytsp0Idttst< baltimore A~T.
oGr.osiet e W. ss caloa uFon fa r.,
trtut. Ut bis rpsitOnca III uniontawn. fortnight IL
rottrence to tho death Of bis oil mastCr, CApk.
ThonlMa Auld, near Ut: Mtchacfs. Md. snn1ay
lNHt. Mr. D0iRlnss BAfd he heard Of tho death Ut
health woul.! prevent hltu FROM attending tue
fuIcrul. although DO desired 70 DO ~ vory
have rcNched the good old age Of 10. ! saw him
twD ycnts agu. llu was thun expecting 70 ~
called 1T my moment. Ny interview WIN hiM
nvver forget h!s nnswer 70 my question ns 70
ilo sultl, with warnith: i think this: II had
bccm IN your plaH, ! would huva aeted
iayor Ut sayery, and bad made W NY
pnte you and all my slaves at 2 ycnr1 ct
nHe. Btltl, don't baalng You for running away
when you ild.' told him thon,' sati h!r Doug
lass. Lat i was not 5.causs of any ~ feeling
because wanted to 10 free: Capt Auld wus
decidedly ono Of tho bpat OF hla class on tbs
Eastern shnrp. Gun truly say that 40 man tn
Ut. MirsRcts wla more respected Or dosorvtxA
sixht, tctapsrasu, pious, and conscientious man:
should bo very Hlnl TO attend his funeru Il II
WI. In my 1,owGr." Tho correspondent Inquired
of Mr. llhuHlass how long timo interviewed be-
tween tho time by run away from, and his inter.
Wow With. G'pt; Aud 5sfoitoa to al,ovy "oh!"
thor Of the dccellscd, ho said: BY first no.
gnaiHtasico with CApt. AnlA was when ho WINS
Capt4lu nf tho slx?p B.!lltU Lloyd which belonged
" Cnl. Edward Lloyd, tho grandfather nf the
hu married. Lucfvtla Anthony, tho daughter Of
AAron anthony, and It was By th!s narrlaAa
none OF the Anthony fumlly still livin4.' =
, 1880-02-18

: ,., HG ~ nNn "iiit "eno 70 Aho
l1NeFpoNl HJNnu0lN d. t}i0lN Company. These
companies show a very rntnnrjsnhIa nxperi.
pt,cn IN tt,atr totnt ,nno,,o an, a,,.,,,,iI,,,.,
columns, ns folluws:
~ Er)Mth1-
InmpGtffs. -- flereiiks. flurts.
ii.,o ~, - ~ M MnF.n Amerlon'.' *tavnGi *a5I.!h
Film of jiGrtfot,i'n ' ......''' sSsis ~ sSIiaiS
rhcnlx uf !,ronkiyn. :...,.,.. .sssG7,sbp shi,0la
'"nstpo1. ns. ~ .N''aoM , alone' st,'t @
t,,ntto. as ~ "n"Sne Mceo staiomchn sun
nct,ts frtr tho -ot.,.,,t. ~, .,,.,,S',. ,,n'',,
copI,u1 from t.yncn.os n viii ia .oc,, tto, tho
actual results Of tho ,,ndrrwr;tfnw nxncrict,c,,
OF The rast ycor wcrc u,,,,o utsnstrout. Tako
those af thu eo1nrnties n4k,,i,, III tho results Of
thoir underwriting, puro md simple:
!'cccfJtS, Erptndf-
cou,,r,-. Nss H.. ~ tttrss, ;1..a, iSss
1ns. e. ~ Enrtl, Amcr1co. ri i,t s4s xaHf;1I iis
llolno nj New York. ......... sSIa,Nio aEG,,iaHl
A:tna OF hartford. ..,,,,..,,,, I,tii,:H5 1OIiIj,
Livcrpooj Lotaivn ( tjiIo6o.. 5s5'S,i scoi,sW
Tbrse two tables ,nfuIt bo enlarged 40 NJ TO
embrace n.a1,y .aoro c,smnanies. Tit tic Hnfor.
Hmrn cn ,n nrnrrc rrnn ti"sn .',nwin,a E.i.
iortly IL tho cot1in,nlrs ind amnIy h,Is6anic,l
s f H. n1ncntn nH txns ,nv w,,, ~
cp,, fnr ho,icr III thai, iv confinsjnw 10 nceent
tic risk of tho cu,,ntry nj tic tlotorosly inuac.
NV. y. ."s ',.1,,.,s,.,.,, r,". ~, % ,n.n
Tnk PROSPECT Fois lbso'
Az whole the prospect Tor the present
ycar Is great Improvement upon tho past.
1t Is pretty generally understood among the
companies TINT tl'clr nlsfortilnes begnn In
Jannnry, l81O, followed by other nlsf0rtunes
carly III tile spring. Those experiences paved
the way for u poor showing for tic first six
months, but 1t Is noticeable that tho Inst half
Of tho yc0r marked nh Improvement Several
, 1880-02-18

fIn gnvrrs shn i1ns hid MID Mi fo Invnra aim hms
wnnh rcn,l iikn nnnnr MN rhnrtnrs ~ .1iaIs"n!..
IIGntrir." "' """'>|'' - ''"''"e "
--------.4,------
Col. Forts 1scnsons for Advocating
Ihctf Ncnch'.
IN conversation Will Il Washington news
nn s'Iu'. ~ so r tsa, ~ au !ra
expressed h.s teaso''S very lfeeIy Tor INTRO
ducl1E his bill To reuenl the duties ol, tic
eneihica's MsG'I N n.aksns paper ma 10 r.
o'co Wiz aaties tsleee'Hl. lhey VIII st!lKo
my reasonable man ns strong MID excellent
raounuu tf'ho s,,rrns,v,r,i.,pt .,1,,.
,r.', ..,ns.'s ~" s,.,..'n' ~ ',' .+
uns proFnssru leEls'ht!ntl IN Uile ~ gtfnnt f
Tufis Tin 10 n4gs 1S sin t oi @ e o ii NJ Il
Jmy iNu, ~ Mnt! iit,firn S,fnnnto 81
p.,:cd wholly y q par. q wsol, ei,nll be ID;
,nlsasa frsG % ,,,Ity. IL nsd pnvsdes TINT III
',''sfzeu r1intin9 tff seh t"r nooss i,i,,
stnl 10 subject 70 ~ iInFnrt hnty Of per
fc ast IT,, ~ s!rs i, IT, % %Gte wsa Mr i, FAT nn
tho nlll.
4h ny o1}crt, nc Sepee.l; s 10 eheapcn % 1os
Ito penpir mo roas! 10 !iltGiiGrnee' tn remove
Mery o!1slMGn at;u cost i,ossinle 10 Gnren .E nn
haWspnlhrs. pnfnpt!cis, nnu tnngh1tsles, IneEe
iitls been such ~ F!vAl1Io III TUG prc" Or print
ing pMncr itat 2Ks n pSIinilcat q .'i Kills
lro searEe!y wltH!h tne menus ol LUG innter
casses' nns auvaiico y !no res!i!t y Gon,a. w.!
uoi o. paPtr @ AZ net!oi WIZ WIZ
arat cillle4 70 INC siitGct III icttGr reec''e NY
long mo frtnn = Hcntlnmnn ~ Illinois. ! went M
10 tnn treasury lenhrtnieht 70 luFcS!1Rhlo Ing Ing
question, nhd Inlsnu that nni,S nrtacEt'a tlht
on the 1rce-ilst l,1lt thnt soda the rlnclpn!
lngrclitrt, was subject to dlity. ! ,ifhlursttHN!
, ,hat pG;r p; s wGse onpn,iI,S tnt
gradient TINT t.ey wc;p eo1siwle.l 10 atlvanco
tno t price Or papor. 10 L fonG!9aed .u tnat ~ ~
avo ths foP 'ssiF ns 'nes f a
pose In my bill to put soda-nsh IN tho frt*-!ist
l then ps.,lH,so to re;Mcr M tho turin M On paner
I'd vaiurctn. in.yv bccn called upu. and wit
tnn @ to ~ n.ttnner OF rMr iaat!ilicireIs " ~,
wn r b @ s uf tha,n s1s st ea 't tt a Il e tSe
hive tho tnriir rtAlnced On paper. Tley ad,nit
TINT other nnerials VII, tue .,, exception nf rEs
foru. Tho rise III their paper h',s been BROUGHT
not ~ eym,nti9,,l ana "a. eslr ,sy to rea
afKc lliatsest. Trey G!niMlns that tney nfe "a.
pgs1cs 4, I rs T. Ill.,, Il" ,,, ,u,,, ,,..~.
INV t"ke t @lt VIII H. Freat n! i mnay members,
anu th!nk tio III n ivGrauly 1seoivcs t ~ ans wIl
n ut 1 ay aSt p rs Tue II oo t of co ~
ciioGl-Do'kE It IL ni,nnst inlJARsll',o Mr poor
ncoro To purchase tcxt-booEs FOR their ct,lldrGn.
oNG uasisa pn'!Shefs avo dof iiglens'ng TIE
prico or books IL tug cnorl'ltmls nuymEce III TIM
hoeo "a IL ~ t,ortnvt wv .7," ,vt~ ,ni,u mi
imrint,tt.n1s ar iii kinda st,o,jd lr chtMn
Through ti,oni tho people nro tntgtt anl. rrceivo
inlnTnMtioii. at1u thc WY 70 Anvsr'' people ~
1t,es ca1, weI nford 10 s",{!cr an;,io ,iminution
4, US a result. We can udd to tho Intelligence Of
tne people aa whfnW9 haVe ehenp heweip.nrs
,nn, T.. AZ j,tii T. 4, ttn .tnrnst ~
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great mn obstacle should be neclesly placed
IN ttla way Of acquiring ctlncatioi
ESPECIALLY INJURIOUS To TIT: f.AnoNfyu

Knnsds CITY 11n,ts.
THIS class Legislation IN favor OF the mall
ufactilrCrs nf type and paper, though III
fnmo1tsy unjust, ~ all class legislation Is, is
especially Injurious IN tho laborlng classes Mt
large. Discrimination ngniust the freedom,
OF the press wifi nro,,so the entire country to
vcnilatn this nnti-republtcan practice hi Corr
Ercss of giving bounttes atd privileges To
favored classes aud discriminating ngatnst
md depressing other ciaascs, % build 1p the
(nrtHnr Dt lED favored few: Nm Industry de.
s,stnu ssf 70 ye y ,asiF 1at ' eher 10 70 % sEpH'f@S m @ I
!p Snr!l i policy l. In direct conflict with
tlie principles of, political equality oll which
our fr.:e institutions nre orKanIzrtt. Tn IT,
listraiG practically the effect 1f t!ls cluss
via 10 visft st. Louis 10 purchase sl,oD
CROSSES over iNto illinois l,c should be met by
tbs type and paper men Of thnt State, who had
& GM , 70 tsst te1 na, u1'T .c ;qS Ell h., h. T%s r.,
bhught in 81. Louis unless he Would pay II
bo,tuty 10 them of 500. This wnuh! he ron-
s!,lcrt4t MI iitfaunmsiy unjust cxturtlnn, but
exncs!y this state Of things exists when Tho
tho publishers and prevent them from, bring
lug Imported pujler and printing material.
we lave never fniletl 10 denotnce u; Is clhss
Legislation, mud Ms II reward ft!r our a'lvnrncy
crIyln. .a,c',,ra~ Sv aid ntr0nr" Invn"1
u,,r rxi,rctntInn' iva Intent to watch vii, !,
yie,Ia,it svo tl,n action Of uycry mcinber of
Congress from, tha W"st',por this unjust
tf,o i,"nrilt ~ ,nn,,npnists. ,,rlvI[rtr".i nn,f
favored clusses. Thcir votes siai! l,a pill
iisl,ni Ia iliefr constituents. aIMi esurc|nlly
shalt they be Published III. regard to this
XIII, Cn,,r,rssinmnj f1isfrtrt in thn West
W,Iu]tl llnl1 Their REPRESENTATIVE in Concrcss
respoIlsibie for his yDtc upoi, tl,is tyur and
uanrr inomont,iv. wa SFo,lll soon hnyc ti,is
m m ,,,.,,.,,,, ,,,,,,. ~ ,f,;,,So coxr,,.s.
''~'S'~ N+,y 1;erh sraii 1Err.,.
Thcrc Ia m lonht tl,nt ,,ur,nr t,,e rcnoral
,,n,,rosc,,,, ,v,,,ah ,oato,1 en jnn,r nftor ti,o
,,s',, - ,o,, 49, ,nrar,,,,,.a~s II, ,,,a
irv i,,d !, i,"r,, tiu" ~ II Sn did o~ort.,,odv
o,sn M, tl,a ,,a,,n,,,,na,e I'm ,,,t, tr.,, =,
on,1..,t ~, ,n".',,a,a "n,on,,t ~ a h,ai,
M ~ ti,.,r n,,sto,rors on1 oro an,i,i"i N
t tha s,roa sa'ot :, n ao,,sors IL. tnn ho,o ~
=, ~ In,,as,,I c,.ar,r.,,,t ,,,,,,o1, H., t,u,r
Ia.. ~ a,stro,S ,,,,ansa<, ,rot.,ot,,,. " ,,,t;aa
-" tna aho"t.ais .,an,o"o, ] f. tl,a ,ron"t."t'
m ,r,. ~ ini,ar ihnt ma nrnc,;r,,1v nin,'.t nrn-
ht6iinry. This Is proved incontcstlGly by tho
tac, TINT tlie Canadian papermnkers ursahle
t% p9cs fy s1sy Sy Il f p pr5R RSE cent and sell their
We cnll upon our New York City delcga-
tIol III Congress, who represent such con-
sider!ble propor.ion Of thy nGwsnaEer prob
mixers, nnu.tn support tho bin OF Mr.. Fort,
uf Illinois, putting them on the sn,nu level
With iho most Of our other manufacturers.
:. Tho .paperlMukers layo strong conlina-
tlo!'-tne must l0rmiuabie slnce ttiat or n'1l
Or twelve years nso. which Was broken ,tp ny
AHA ~ r,nintn,, ;Tiine,,tiaI III ,"! as
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The following nru tho gniners among tho prin-
epal companies, which wtll'saow pretty cledr,y,
In comparison with tho foregoing List, how tho
agency companies, as whole, have made hettcr
Progress thun their 8tay- ut homo nclgburs, nl-
though thoro ArO some OF both kinds In each
hs- Tho YaInA arc Us follows:
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TIEK NET SURPLUS COLUAENB.
Tho public Is Interested in knowing how
The companies have progressed In the matter
Of their net surplus,-whetiler they have
gained or lost. It must be confessed that
majority Of them havc lost although many
Of tho most prominent have gn[ned hand
sotuely The following list gives only tho
between Dec. 81, 1878, and tho same day In
1E7D.
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come is the largest aro the Insurance Cum
pany of North America. Home Of New
York, iEtna Of Hartford, and rhcnlx OF
l'rooklyn. Side by sisia will these Ia tho
Liverpool Il J0ndon& Giobo Company. These
companies show very remarkable expert:
ei,cu In their totnl income and expenditure
columns, Ms fplluWg:
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EI1tndi.

Tho -. nsAAlikAuLE ExPErlENCKS.
' AoaF American companies whose lh-