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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-21

Of us. He had never before been
over the trail during the winter sea-
sen, yet we were not led estray once
by following him. He and Beck were
chief cooks and served up the meals
in good shape.
We did not have one good day for
travelling on the whole trip; It either
showed Or rained every day, and the
snow was very bad for shoeing over.
AS dark as the weather was, we all
arrived here snow-bIind, and go around
the streets blinking like owls, although
we used goggles and black cloth 70
protect our optical organs.
The or wd was jolly ore and, all
though we were some times very tired,
there was no lack OF lively joking and
good-naturedness. All agreed, how
ever, that should they ever return to
Idaho City in til, winter time they
would go via the railroad and Kelton
stage.
/ The mines here are looking better
4 than ever before, and two or three
strikes have been made during the last
week, one of which was in the Mon
|tana mine. It is expected that the
times will be good here this year, anG
there will be good deal Of building
as soon as lumber can be had. The
town is in beautiful location and hal
J several fine large two story buildings
j All the old Idahoans here are well
! and hoping to make their fortunes
t soon.
y Owing to the deep snow on tn
\ summit, the mail, which is now daily
arrives from that point from Challi
on snow-shoes. BERT
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what was called the May-pole dance.
The Boise City Athletic Club did
some excellent turning. 10 the Junior
class Henry johnson received the
prize, and in the senior class Geolge
Rcdway was the happy recipient Of
the gift from The queen. FELIX.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-21

Price, full regular Liver size, 81 each.
Large Isody Pad, rubber back, Sc each.
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Boz iNGERsoLL predicts that Blaine
and Tilden will be the nomin ees of the
Chicago and Cincinnati conventions
respectively, and that the latter will
have the best chance of success. In
relation to Hayes. the pope says he
could not be reelected if he had no
opponent, as there would be enough
scattering votes to defeat him.
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.

vro 2chnack. stevenson a. Co, Wholesale
Druggists, Chicago, supply the trade "a man.
ufiActurers' prlceA
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SAMUEL STANTON, residing in St.
Fenevieve county, Mo-, filed a suit in
the Circuit Court at ST. Louis on the
18th against Carl Schurz, Secretary Of
the Interior, claiming $4,000 dam
ages for false imprisonment by the
Secretary's order for period Of three
months in the guard house at Fort
Russell, Wyoming, in 1878.
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lgseklg aSorld.
Az, MAY q. 1880.
xtomca Rours.

Ick Gays, until further notice,
will We kept open from seven
line p. M.
rom halfpast twelve to one,
g until six p. M.
by ORDER BUSINESS.
" Order office will not be
on Sundays; and no Money
is will be transacted on Sat.
four o'clock P. M.
s. G. SILSBY,
Dec, 8, 1875. Postmaster
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al News.


be divine sevices held in
II Sunday. morning and
Rev. f. w. Crook, B. D.
/ THRASH, one Of the
the Paymastcr mine,
Mountain, dropped
;e the other day. They |
i've men. The mine is
veil, or better, than ever
width of the vein at the
e shaft, which is down
about the same as on
averaging about 2 feet.
tapped by a tunnel ia
b One hundred and fifty
led feet of Slopes and drifts
la. One hundred tons OF
J dump will be crushed
ere is 200 tons of ore on
the Rising Sun.
HARVEY, who has been
several days with pnen-
Dw getting along finely.
/ end of Wall street pre-
b appearance, the rubbish
cleared away by the bus
that portion of town. :
PIERCE came up last Tues
his ranch, seven miles
shoe Bend. He says grass
finely, and stock of all
attening Crops arc look
The fruit crop will be I'm
Re this season. Steve has
his spring planting an or
isting Of peach, plum, ap
ar trees. Payette river 9
ago was a foot higher thar
J Tor two or three years
lex also overreached it,
!, and washed away thu
] banks were overhowed il
J, the water doing consider
E by running through field
ID barley.
L DoUTHlr, who has bee.
'eral weeks, we are sorr.
! better.
HILL is able to be out agaii
Err is rising again.
rites, Dick Lowe and JohI
ares ed last week o
lorse-stealing, have had a
d, and their bail fixed b
|. Curtis at a thousand do
These utilizers of hors
10 doubt remain in Jail unit
jury overhauls them neg
|dahoan.
MILLER & Irwin have la
de of the different grades
E Panamint, and estimar
in will average 500 p,
FALL to wall. 1t is the OPT
rood many quartz exper
edge, when fully develope
assed among the richest
Strict.
los. s. CRAY, of Indian vale
entally shot by Sim Fry
ove the knee. The bone
ttered and the wound is
e. The accident happen'
tn inst. Mr.. Gray was
resident Of this place.
ASK ]. PARKER, editor of t
ALA Statesman. was indict
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BATES, Newspaper Advcrtis-
! Park Row Times BuildinG,
authorized to contract for
Us in the WORLD at our best
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Owing to the deep snow on the
summit, the mail, which is now daily,
arrives from that point from Challis
on snow-sboes. BERT
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LIVER, LUNGS, STOMACH, SPLEEN,
BACK AND KIDNEYS.

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of spirits, Duiiuess, Want of Appetite. MA
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Large sody Pad, rubber back, So each.
We send them by post, prepaid, every
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a. ga swesk in yoRr own town. IS anii II
8UTNo risk. Reader il yoa Mant'.s Arii-e~ =
which persons ot either ra,s M IKE ssa' ray "a
she time they Work. write i5I ~. - -
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, 1880-02-21
international Review
FOR MARCH, 1880.

Tho Treatment Of tho Insane, by VIM. 4. Hammond,
NJ. D.; i!rAke tho Mnehtne by +. ". WhItritiHo;
EhGteanbEand. by Au9NrtS 1:anHc. 9f tnrlai charss
:1maM @ Ca.h2s 2ass'9n. lart By !.io lon, John
Win. Henry Trascott. ex. AssIatant Secretary nt
sta,o; Recent English bookH. by q. Dar7ett emthi
Contemporary Literature.
post-tnlh piles, 90 number; E,ff1n year.
A. ~ BARNES g. CO., NEW YORK.
, 1880-02-21

List Of Patents IHHt.cd to Northwestern
Inventors.
Sptctd. Dltpatfh TO The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 9Q.-A. II. Evans
s. Co. report tho following pAtcnts issued to
inventors Of Northwestern Slates:
ILLINOIS.
7. lalmcr, Chicago ct AL, tobneeo-hox.
N: }. b'athorwick' Chicago hridlc-bit attaeh"
T; nsannan, Fnceport. eorn.plow.
q. Fnrt,sworth, Chtenxo, i,arrei.,nachIne.
y. 0nptNil. ElElu, eli!tivntor tre!ssue).
n. ". Hnzclton, Chicago, hcol-trinl,nng ma-
J. +. Hudson, wellington, corn.p!antcr.
Y. G.Jontz, W yAnct. ei1ti-Knte for WnNot!s.
IL: ]: ". McGnifcy, Chicago, nozzle for hoso tro-
N.S. Peck, Farm,ngaa!e, car-eo,,pling.
I. Peters. ChicaFo, barber 8. ctlAir.
d. e. F(Grce, ChicRg0, lio for manufacturing
caps for r1siwny.frogs.
4. 7. Prosscr, Chieago, froight.car -four pat
z. Z. Prosscr, Ch!cngo, sr,tn-car. .,.-.
q. sehilllns I Tiorsho, chIeako, i pa"taioon. a''
J. seiSy. Peoria, rotary corn.droppcr.
LII; shaw. s1nithfeI.l, horse-tetachgr.
]. ". Iu1l[s, Fairfield. coth1s-pHniltlcr.
Z. TM!iy, Springfield, Understanding, etc., np-
\. Wemplc, Chicago. mnchiuo for no,chins
W. Il. White, Ncoga fence.
WISCONSIN.
]. d. Lewis, Oshkosh, toof .protcotor.
MICHIGAN.
r. narncs, Mount Pleasant, lifting anl forco
pump.
N. K. Davis, Jaoksot,, s1oor-spring,
II. j. GAEo, EHtcston 4 SpaulsllnB, Kalamazoo,
mAClt,p fur nNknH hnrrtlv-tccth.
i a, nr[swoll Portland, h9ntllng barrGls.
C. Ucfno, nay City, ptpe-clamp for oll-Wolis,
etc.
=. A. Poor, Cp1lstocls, harrow tooth.
]. H Thfpps, FentuM, Wu0d.cutttng machine.
J. 8. Smith, jackson, machlne for cutting OF
bricks md tiles
J. q. Trump, yassar, stump- -pullcr..
]. II. Wnts0n, TAwaa City, feed aud gig work
for suw- mills.
MINNESOTA.
Il. G. Matthew'S, St. Cloud, dory.boat knoo tro-
1sBup),
q. L. Travis. minneapolis, graln-bEndcr.
IOWA.
J. r. Fife, Corning, beehive.
a. Johnston, OktnnWl, cutttng-of tool for
metal-scrow machines.
INDIANA,
A. II. Allison, Mtllvllle. c,llttyntor troIass1o}
=. J. Green, Valparaiso, combined wardrobe,
betlstehl, and table.
l.. o. Hurts, 1rucnncld, buflotiu-boa
, 1880-02-21
OUT OF THE SHADOWS,

Islso up out Of tho shadows, my heart, and como
With nc.
You aro young, and strong, mud buoyant. What
lB ono at0r1n to q 6GAf
What IL ono Bnow TO tho ylo1cts2 What Ia ono
frost to tho rIsu? IT,. W..
Ncxt Juno 1t ID NIL forgotten. Exocpt-only God,
He knows.
And tho shadows why shomld yo,l love them?
Thoy are damp. aud chill, All grim;
They tuk0 All wArtneh mud brightness from heart,
aud brlln, aid limb.
Como out, Q. Heart, in the aunshIne;' In this
golden, laughing light,
Lift up your voice and thank tho good God that
1t ts not nlWny8 night.
Throw OF your broodEnga and satiness, lit your.
self out Of tho lsIHt;
Tho sunshine will wrap ynn In eploudor md rid
you Of tn0ld and Of must
This ia tho only lvine-laughter, and sunshine,
md love;
Tenderness for our noighbor, thanks for tho God
MhnFG.
FEa. =, 1850. FANNY DA1BCoI.I..
, 1880-02-21
SPORTING ADVENTURES.

" 4luliLtcE lllGt lkllA VIC Hlp lllttllEu ~ LIS
opinion that somebody's Imagination, Inns at
times been permitted to run "wiltl." But
these campfire stories aro exciting and inter-
estlng, md mnny t}at suolh most llnprobnble
probably possess s0nu fact for foundation.
tho wild, romantic hltntcr-llfe Of the Fur
West; and tho fr9ntterstlAn, tho scout, the
N!Mr0ls Of tho l'lnins, Rre ppcullRr nrOpte
whose lives ara full of adventure. We Are
Introduced to many speclncnH. and, ns tho
illtrost.leer IL one wllo hAs lived f0r ycnra
nilGng them, W. accept his voucher for tho
fidelity of tho pictures.
"My ohject III preparing tlis work llas
been to give tho Rcller',l cllarnrtcristIcat tho
E ts IGs Iarsest a elass of Si Fa t. ai t a. % nv
fncts are doriycd. from, personal experience,
mud from tint of snmo OF thu Mnst fnmU,1s
scouts AM! hunters met In tho West, I hope
they lnay, bo generally f0tl,.l accurnte."
c1nss KNOW, us Wild aIlmals,-; buffalo
fax, wolf, etc., ctc.,-Efyrs their peci,iarItEes
mM habits, details lelst'l,aI adventures in
hunting them. md AdaA wlintoyer Incidents
.iitferent @ ohaptsrs p aro entlfeiy tlseonnecte; %
thoro IN no pndantry or nttcetnt1nn at learll-
Ing: the facts ure suited as tho results Ut OBJ
starvation Or pf l,rarsay..
Il!a book, IN the 'vlyico 1t Etses. is rather
tends duyotfng considerable tInIe and money
to tbs, pursuit Of gum, than for tho mere
tyrO who KGHk8 II tnw dnys' recfeAttn1 with
tbs g1I,; The nanlber OF tll,1Es rcqnIi1ed fer
there IL no doubt but that their possession
would snatorlully add to ones confnrt willie
camping ont among the llnrkfes. The best
region fOr gnine IL safh TO bn III tho vast area
lying between the Rocky Mountains mud the
Pacific Ocean, where the hunter will tlntl
grizzly and black bcnrN, llloultain-sleep and
Eoal several species ut deer, cougars,
wolves, foxes, etc. ",rhcso countries" I'D
says, teal be- approached III variety
aud abundance ut gNM1 only by
the tI. TIM, ta,igied, + tanglses Of !ndla q
they, intsai9.ang ta. Uta'l. embraces al area Of
lnearly Goo, ,Mo Squire mltss,-1r about five
times that of the IJnltel Kingdom Of Gtcat
l3rttMih and 1relanG,-it IL evident that they
will afford splendid field to trno sportsman
tant factor ln that proposition does not seem
to us to have beeh sufficiently. taken into ac-
count, and tllat Is the benevolent and kindly
disposition Ut tilo noble red man.
The grizzly bear Is the most dangerous Of
the fertD natlrD. OF the bInck bear he says: !:
:" AZ a game allinlal, whcn In good coMul-
t[0n, the bear may be elasscd with tho fax or
bndgert for. whlla 1t IL harder to kill and
more difficult 10 tl!!t, 1t ts equally Us harm
less to man II he Will not throw himself into
Its embraces aud nssunls that l8 Gun whip
Ills weight In wildcats. While 1t Is dan
Ecr0us opponent ut close Quarters. owing to
, 1880-02-21


feet six Inches long by five feet eight inches
wide"
While there are many interesting chapters
anpsfao,ls % arl u rr,,icts ttic fsn,)ng tt.ii"us'
There IL considerable rppetillun lii tho It,
srriptnns, md 4 ercnt deal nf statistical III
f0rNlntttt interesting only 10 llIose having
NOME especial interest III tho country de-
srr!bc,!: l,ut the writer A Is r. r. expctisncel %
.;ars, anti has lsft very llttlo 10 be added to
Cyprus rs Saw i III lA'o ,1,y Slr. sa1n-
Mel Baker. London: Macmillan t. Co. VOL,
illustrated, cloth. Price ss,5o.)
sOuT1tEy.
Tho hcat ,,fc of snnticv IL the onc rvritton
IL, liz 80, ~, " ~, y S,.ha W.. . .,,'
form It ls cumbersome and unwtcldy, md Mr..
Uow,int, l,aa ,,nnc !, rcal servlcr IN litnro,,ro
in cn,nnrnsu,ny ,yl,ot ,yna hcst xortt, tnn,v,
H., ."p a,,!. ssss "s ,. sn' n s,uV" m,,
volume before us,-tho fourteenth volume In
the "Eug)Ish Men Of Letters Series"
So,thev,s cnrccr yyns one Of. unparalleled In
tlustrv ~ man of lc,trrs. nnt1 Tiara IL scnrc".
1ya department. n @ Of Of literature rel in whle' he did
not cugngc. Writing 80 much, 'le wrote
trrca,tnrly. md tic rare power uf son,o az
I,t4 ,vorl,a nnl 90 tho cnn,narnffro i,fnrinr,tv
10 "Ma ';..htS .ao ~
best poems are generally considered to have
been, "Thalatu, the Destroyer" MI Arabian
nm s iaa ~ ru t''a y 1,,nJnm " n',+loinnw. ' an1 W"
" Hoderick, the Last OF the Goths," the sub
icct Of which Is tho fall Of the Gothic do
m,nlon in snain, Ills mind was ALWAYS f,tll
Of subjects. One theme was hardly outlined
before another was planned, and frequently
, 1880-02-21

Animals, III lis Abnormal MANIFESTATIONS"
DR.. Lindsay endeayors to slIow that, ut least
III the nioru developed of tie lower animals,
all tho faculties appear that belong to the
human mind, md that many animals
exhibit Nil tho moral manifestations tint are
seen In ltlun, II hts statements Nre to be nc
ceptetl NJ true to their full extent, It would
seem TINT ,nnIl hAs but worry ltttlo Mtlyantngn
over the br,lte. until ho llas passed through 2
onE perto q progTess',y.' s!ey,eI1,pnc'1t at
of D~elopsl'ent rs pnt fnrsl, by nl1ny lend
ing scientists 0f tho present day; md accord-
inEly contends that mind III Tho brutes and In
,lM III the RalllG IN kind, differing only iii d-
both III health R,ul aisensc. This IL mt thu
p!acs to ellter np0n any extended CRITICISM
Of such a work us that before, l,s; But we
See Serf to s1e n FIX ren5ks autor a Tnx rses es
only 10 Herbert SPENCER and, Prof. Bain rs
am0ng the writers on psycl;plogy whom lao
hns consulted; and, ~ lIls observations bear
F on ~ ne nna sycct oi s 70 ts 10 reG
Hf ,snseuIGtion. ln yarlons Rassages he
sclelltilc skapttes, and seems To us,
attor ull ,his .pr0testations Of freedom
tho tendencies OF Ills discussions to fortlfy
lilo pos!tioMs defended by tho opponents af
religious faitl!,, Secondly-Many 0f bis facts
Nre suited without RutIl0rltlts, WIIaIU IL Is
true that many others arc given with sufll-
Client references TO Ills own observations, or 10
credible writer's. Not fow Of tho alleged
facts, that arc simply .dsxertcd rs facts, are
highly Important, mud nlAy be questioned
by nlnny Intelligent rNndcrs: Tllr4ly-lln
makes many statements, pn TIE authority ut
missionaries ard others. In lliA own words,
which We nre not prepared 10 belteya they
would huvo deliberately. anl ce,ssi!lernteiy
put down Without qualification. IN the same
fornls. For example, III rGgslr1 to tho low
coulIltlon Of some s,lvAgu tribes, "INcupHettU
for education or instruction, fur progTesa Or
Improvement, Including uHtu!Mability." Tho
authorities appealed to, iii support ot this
statement would pr0bnhly mt defend tho 1T
ernlity OF their words III oil cases. At lrast,
tho careful writer's whom we )lave reatt do
not lnuSo such unqualified insertions. II Is
important to SIT authorities OH such qi,ps.
tio;s. FourthIy-Dr. Lindsay Is too !ildis-
crflninato In referring to whole classes OF
animals n,pntal attributes which are never
found combined In any one species; 0r, ut
all events, he DOES mt sufficiently recognize
the fact tliat the appArcnt sagncIty Of uninals
IL very limited, except In the special tllrec-
tions Of their several modes a1il means OF
life, For instance, tlle bee has an Instinct,
or mental tendency 1t you piease TO Gull
1t SO, which enables It to construct lts
cells with geometrlcal pfecision. and to
, 1880-02-21
Popular Science MONTHLY,
FOR MARCH.
CONTENTS,

CONTENTS.
rI1E ASSOCIATION OF IDEAS. ny william James,
ND. ttllustruted.) A brilliant contribution to
Tho prDRtGss Ut tho acience Of Mind
/, DOLAlENs IN JAPAN. ny Prof. Edward B. Morse.
llustrated.) An Instructive lesson In prehistoric
structures.
TIE STUDY OF POLITICAL ECONOMY. ny Henry
Georso. The must fascinating writer OF tho day
on economical questions.
wANDS NATURAL gC1lsNCE ESTABLISHMENT.
~ l'tof. J1scph I.eldy. EnfoTces tho educational
need OF natural science muaauns.
THE FORCE BEHIND NATURE ~ William h.
Carpenter, E.k.s. Theological rradors take notice.
NEW vlEYS or ANIMAL TIsAN3FOIlMA ATIOSY.
Dy Edmond perr!er. t1tlustrnted.) A study Ut
prutoplhsm which throws now light on tho campo-
auon and building up OF animal atructures.
TlE DUTY OF FcNJOYAiENT. A wholesome losaon
fur nscatr u,OtAlt1t&.
1STEMpEnANcE IN sTupy. Dy d. Hack Tukc,
u. D. WeEhty protest nRnlnst ov0r-prcssuvo In
cducaa1n.
wATE1l AS FUEL. Dy William c. Conant. Blow
in4 that 1t Is 10 be the fuel Of tho future.
THE EA1tl,Y F1tEE SCHOOLS OF AMElllCA. ny
Alice II. lthlnc.
FNEIlIsTo,.1c Nu1Ns IN SOUTHERN CoIoRA-
No. Dy Henry Qannott.
THE CONVENT OF THE oAruC1IINB, By Arthur
Bentle.
Ar1tl.ETIcS IN SCHOOLS.
THE 1iATAAATA. Iy Il. HauvAgc. (1llustrntod.,
FRosT.rliENoMHcNA IN souTHKI,N RUSSIA.
SKETCH OF oA1l1. RITTER with portra,t)
coFrespondonce; Editors Tablol LiteraEy Notices,
Popular Miscellany Notes.
, 1880-02-21


Wbie there are many Interesting chapters
In the hook, there In greut t!rnl That IL
aMpetilu0us and reItlGta tho fendng Tedious
There n considerable rrpetillun lii tic It,
scrptlnns, md Kreat lenl Ut statistical III
fOrl,mttotI Interesting only 10 liIose l,nvlng
NOME especial interest Iii tic country d.
srril)ctI. hut the writer Is m experienced
trnverr. accustomed to tlSt' lils nytY a.,d Ills
eArs, anil has 'eft very llttl0 10 be added to
the ,l.tNlrrn History Of Cyprus
Cyprus rs Saw II III la'0. by Sir Saln-
mel BAKER. I.onflon: Macmillan & Co. l vol,
illustrated, clotll. 1'riee S3.50)
, 1880-02-21

remain TO cnllIplcte the work. The present
numbers refer to tho visit to China and
Japan, md continue Gen. Grants eonyersa-
tlotls I'll reR1lrtl to tho surrender Of Lea the
battlo Of Shitol,, Ills feeling about tho Presi-
doncy, otc., etc. Tley are abuudantly Illus
tratad.
The. statcsman's Yearbook" complied
by Frederick Martin, IL now IN Its seyen-
teenth year. Its arrival Is a!wnya welcome,
tinn It Ii llrtyaIet. Its tfeIl Is the world, to
Whtct. 1t Is AT admirable handbook. From
long experience the compiler Knows Just
what facts are most neeGAd, und therefore
sends forth hls work uhfncunlbered by q
iiass OF figures seltl0m II ever, referred to.
1t !s a ho.ik needed In every profession, and
useful ln any library.
We haYe received Part III Of "The Dis
corery md COnquGsts OF the Northwest, with
tho History OF ChIcago," by Rufus Dlalicll-
urd. The work grows lii Interest Tho
present number contains IL grapjtio account
of to u.4ssaere ct Fort Dearbotn,. the nuYal
natt1a on Lake Erie, the deatl. Of ;fscttnlsel.,
Oh .scl0pl-atlases, nnd tlla civil history Of
early Ch!cAg0. Tho accompanying nlaps nro
Wtli-tiraWh, and ntld materially 10 the yutue
Of the text Tho author ha5 moro thuu kept
the promises Of tho t!rst nurnber.
"{;oltlen Ieod " 10 tho title OF khnrt socl.
ETY. r0lllAnce published III the Halt Hour Sc
tles. Tho seen1 Of action Ii laitl Mt At. Des-
brt-that fNM0lls HuMniHT-rea0lt plf tbs coast
of AIallle, which Is responsible for more 1ove.
eplAoles titan my silnilur place by the seq
side; allI Tho hooks md corners, tho rock.
srystlug.places aud the difficulties attendant
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-24
LOCAL TIME TABLE.

For Phi. adeiphia and intermediate stations t:
I, sic, 1880, q. ~; . 80, 700, soV p;
m. On Sundays $40 a. m; 800, eSo, eeo
D.. m.
Pilla. Express: ssO, Q, 90, 1000 a. m. Sun
FOR Phiia. and Now York: l.Ss, AIS, eso, 100
1907, Il.l =. m; tl2 50. sl2 4S, (lim-
ited) ~ p. m. sundays, LA, 12S =. N
for Bnltimor~ and wAy stations i2bl, aSe Q,
n: l2ba, b22 D. 10.
tor BALTIMORE, Washington and Bay Line
sor Haiumcrs and Washington: ls.b1, 9.cs
2lb, SIS o. NJ; 2H. lN tIAmited) A,4e
T0s p. Va. Sundays: 12N, 20t, alb q N.
For information apply Ut depot
cor New Oastie: AoJ, s.2e, .. n, LOO, Go'
o.Sb p. m
For Harrington and intermediate stations
~, q. M: Les. e.s6 =. IN.
Fm Damsr and interr: 7diat' stations 80 O.
For wilmington b Rorthsrn Il. T.: 100, q.
m; s.C0, 8 o6, p. m. No Sunday trains.
Arrive and li.26 o. M, and go .. m.
f~t Delaware Western X, B.: Ilks Gv, am
$50 D. m. No Sunday rainss
rnAINs soR wIL1l eToN LRAvA fEtApNr
PH1A,
E~om Broad street and Washington avenue
1850, $40. 1880, 1915, ll.46 q. M; l.9e, 8.s)
4, Dis, 6, go, 8, e.so, lisp. m On Sun
days $50 Q, ~; Q, 8, e.t6, n.sop. m
tooHn Thirty Second and Market sftsets: 7.6l
$50. l1.s6 o. M; las, (I4imited) S.4S p. m.
In SrHdavE LOS q. IN.