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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-07-06

il a X ~ II II N f .
Laxative Lozengcs for Regulating the
Bowels. Prevents and Cures C0nstipStlon,
rs cents per box. AL Drug Stores.
, 1881-07-08

TllElt. BsolNs to bo still ao1no mlsulltle,-
standing lii lvgarN to tlsa constitutional uiul
statutory provisions for sneccss!nn to tic
Presidency IN easo Ut tho sluat!l. disability,
or resignation Of the Incumbent, Thu stetio,l
vt Tic Constitution touching upon tltls sub
ject Is rs follows:
Art, =, Rco. !, Clause 6,-Ii pasc ut tho y,s,noy-
VI ~ thu lresllgtt tronl hll'ns, tls Ut Ills sath
fusxnHtlut, Or lnNb.tty 10 llIsttsNrga tho Iuwur4
NlA autleA Ut the SAlll olficu, thu aau shiik du-
ya!y5 M tho plpu' prps1tluht, aud thd E,t.yftsa
1Any, IN !tto 1'r.olie rur Inc G;ss,uf rutti6vMt,
!loAth, rrtlKpHtlon0r Inability, l,th Ut to rrcs.
lIol!t All4 Puc. sfdut. declaring tttt Uttfs
shutt {eH ct ~ President, HI4 stlrh o,llruy shult
Aat AcepEltAyty, lsEt thu disability bv rAuygl,
or Y PresislnNt shall hv pluetttl.
Congress 'lasAy !n,s provided tor ule colt-
t!ngel!cy contemplated, nH tUIluws:
ltoslsthl Statutes. TititF. Bee. tlu.-ln case Ut
feoySai' , ~ aon.: resxA,1 or iaIi''ty of
tnelu IL n0nc, then Ito kpuaker pr thu kiuIlyV pr
Representative, fur tho THUS lellY, shNIl tuk III
fsesitent YMl!l the disability Il rviu0yutl, OF u
President elautud.
The further provision relating to tho pro.
eeedIngs 10 I'LL vacancy il, casu Of the
tieath. disability, or relMayal VI the President
and Vtce'prcsldvnt Is too long ~ QuUle in
, 1881-07-08
THE Turks seem to havu II fatal facility for

THE Turks seem to havu II fatnl facility for
getting lnto trouble wilt. alher nations. llny-
tNg lost wlat litt's iluld they h,iA upon ruMIs
they have l'ow provoked France, BY their III
terfcrence III tho management ut Tllnislun
affairs, to q pitch. ut Indignation w!ltcl, ,,lay
result in tho1r lass at rslpult atso. Tho
latest folly OF tho Sultan II Ills Suppression,
Of tho local post in CoIlataMtlnoplo nnh Its
ci!yirons becallse sstlitLu.,s anonymous lul.
ters have been seut to high ntliclat t,ersuIl.
ages liz las followed this up uIsu by u
proposition to suppress tho foreign Internal
posts IL, the Emplra buca,lsg tho personal re-
lat!ons between Austrla a,,u tho Ports aro nut
cordial, owing to tho latter's Interference
with The junction ot tho Austrian Md Otto
maii lines Of railway. Tho various A,ll,assa.
ttors layc united In vigorous protest, but
as tho' Sick Nun, WHO Ia now slGker TIM,
ever, Ia rs obstlnuto NJ lle Is sick, Il Is likely
that Ito will alaye tn bo brought 10 Ills suslses
BY come heroio form Ut rulnesly.
, 1881-07-08

THE liontloM Gtxetle says: "A BtatemaNt
OF sir. parnetl's tAo other night waa rccoiyct,
with loud uheora b5 tho lluuas ut Comn,uns, ss,d
It wAs lhla. YGcr8 was EreHt deal IT tu!k uhoat
tho Irish property Of tho FltzwaIIia,n faIntly.
Mr.. pnrpell. y know Rreat l!caI ahuut It. lis
st wutl manageu that thu te,tanle ", tu tho prca-
ent re1usal IN join tho l.auu i.oag,,u.' Tho
HuuBo eleuroa u abatement which skowu TINT
thuro II s,lcl, u thl,.x US n woll-mahagud estHte
attA u contentrsi tcHantsy In Iroaanl, Dill they.
wo wander. lay to hcArt tho Implied lnoral af
,Als-tlah,ulys thAt tho 1.as,4 1.cag,!e owes It1
power to tha fact that weIs.snanagc.t csihtus uto
70 fowl II nEl Irish landturLs bud aUtc. IN lte
FltkwDl1nula tElyu .lu,0, tho t.cng.lp would huyo
cuul0 to uaugAt long bcf0r1 t.o,Y,"
, 1881-07-08

'rNE crl,isD Of the Gl,1p Ferret IL likely to
be memorable In the sl,lnaIs OF crItu. 1t Ia tho
frat vosscl to hu Hsrti III TN extensive md ,lu-
liborato,y pInnnoal sertcs or confidence oper,-
tiuns. 1ho Furrot VIA a stoainur Of ITO tons,
anl WIS owi1ol by the effgh'and Hntroasl Con,-
paily, havlnx headquarters III HtasRuw. In De-
tobcr. lHsu. IL stranger ttan,cl Waikcr, prnfoss.
Ing to not for principal called Smith, nppeurcd
In Glasgow nnd GlrIotel ulilrtor Ut the Eur-
rot fur ypyng0 OF nix months. lfo nssercl
TINT smith bud An invalid wila mud desired tn
glye her tho bunetit Of ,sca-hreezrs. Whuthor
ta0tiey pNssci hetw90n WnIkcr and tho lsmtlru,,l
C,snpnny iannt cortainly known, hut it Is be.
Hved that ut most h0 tnalle only small partlul
payment unl tn1ve worthless pHpesH tor tho
bll.lt1Ge due. y new crow wus shipped ut Cur
dir, utld tho Ferret sailcl from Milford I(Ayon
tho lst of lust November, Tho ct,ur8o WIS
kept until tho vesael Iat lnsscd through
tho Struts Of QItl,raitur. Then In tho
n!aht tho sE|p was brought ta; tho
funnel, previously ,whtu. was 1,aIntpd
black: anl thu b0Ats. tnstund of bi,e, boea,l,o
suddenly white. Tho number WIS nlso ui,nngrt.
Tho lights vert 0lsmlrc. Hnd tho vesseI b, n larss
nfzht sIp1,a, dllutly baok through tho StrAfts,
Whom uuur'y out, two Goata. snInH bItuys, caskR,
aid other articles beNrng on then, tim nn1ip Ut
lilo Ferrut worU thrown oyerl'purtl tho Intention
lelng to preAi0 tho Impression In England tint
tho ehIp Ind &uundorol and A!t IN board par-
fshutl. 1t " believed tlu.s c0aFcderutcs ur tito
awlnllers fI Etxand ol,taEnod isssartlt,es un this
suppbsctlleas. Tho Ferret touched ut Capo Var.lv
Noy ~ usll totE IN at0ros, for yhtoh fraudulent
paper wis given. Leaving Carc Ver!o,tho ships
name WIS Uhnugst 10 nqhe 1sentun." At Sum
toa tho Hw!nllura obtainel IN rnlsa protehsos
curxo Of culTco for Mnrseilcs. They sual It
IN Cuno TOWN for $75,Nn a9alu brought
out tho pant-uot. 'ahAugol tho ships u.ln,e
to "1ho InlEa." and aallud AWAY to
SlaurlttHs. ttcrn tho steamer was tlopkod
ansi repalrtl. and tho snlpwrlght paid IN nnuther
fuEo b1t. Acl1uurno WIS tho uBxt stopping
plane uni tho lust, 1t was srleked IN April,
1881. lsy this time tho exploits Ut tho disguised
Ferret lind lleen hcraitcl fur and w!1o By e|cc.
trio telegraph, ai.ti lynx eyes wero on tho watoh
for hor. Thu swilIticra at4 tho "iuyMl!d " SIrs.
a,a,ith woro capturcd md 1nlol. Tha crow, whU
hayo bocn held InnocsRt Ut cs'nnynuco III tho
trTluls aud WIN lost their wnxes for tho trip,
were cuxur 10 bcar testimony uRIlihst tho prlil.
uIpMls, slluuYh 1t tcs not nppenr that they In.
for,nctl TIM anthuritl0s of tho singular opora-
sioag or tho l'urrut. TlIo rnnrnt tisat tue Lunun
linlt4 draws frt,m the whoio adventure is t!,at
commercial filth and >hnnar t,ave becn pretty
wei! preserved anong shipping men III tlie l,nBt,
md will 10 likely t0 SURVIVE uycn thIs r,ldo
shock, nj ArrVst und punishment Tor violations
Of IT. seoln to bo tnusttahle.
, 1881-07-08

TIFF cn1cAN0 TRIBUNE has estah'lAhed brunch
Offices for tin fccpt 0f subscriptions uno ntycriso-
mnntA NJ tNlt,ws:
NEW rt)Nk-Hopn - Tribune ftudlna. FIT. SIC
FAhtES. Manager.
GLASGOW, scotiand-AlAn'a American NeNs
Agency. IL 1tant!etd.AL
LONDON. Enx.-Americnh Excf,nnao, Az Strand.
NKNKY +. .GtL3.tG, Agont.
WASHINGTON. u. t,--l1iI ktrGnt
, 1881-07-08

iitE friends OF Jltga John A. Jameson. OF
tho Superior Court at this county. who resides
III our aoutlorh suburb. lrydo park, viii lenrrl
with 'ectt rcgrct of tho death Of his dauRhtor,
ut SOUTH ltoyaiton, Vt Sho ,sas IN a visit at tho
homo or tho Hon. D. q. Denntson, and was
drowned whtto bathtn8.
, 1881-07-08
SUICIDAL,

JACKSON, Atlell.. July 7,-rlls evening q
lnan nan,eA Murray, while standing d, Nlatn
streut IN trout Ut lsensl,vr'a drug stQryh drew
pistol, a.d, PLACING It to Ills hrcast, tre.l.
lie WAS t,tkpillo pf. l>ayla n'llcc, aul ail ".
animation G!llWtM tile wfintl not Ii ha n,l'r~
tA'. T!ie ball WAS not fQA.,d., Murray IL al ;
elnpGyt ". tue ra!srn4l sAYps, aud l,Al tuell
ut|Ah&tlEt w EAllaQ ~ Ila5%kl&tl&+ u =: /!
, 1881-07-08

GARFIELD AND LINCOLN.
There wns never before In tho world's his
tory, rrNlAbly, 50 much praying III ivu days
iis there has beetl In tho UnttGit Siatcs since
lust Saturday when 1t buca,nu known that
President Garfield had beon shot mud &C.
rio,.s!y wounded. 1t luay bs said tint every
lotly, utmost, lIas been constantly praying
for The Presidents ll:cOycry. Eoi. 1nkersnil Is
nutn'nch OF bullovor III tho efficacy of prayer
Iii his cntl,ler moments. but l.e lias tlnubt-
less prayetl very furyently that tic President
might be spared to l,(s country. to llis noble
wife, to his fot,sl old mother, aiNl Ills weep
Ing children. The prayers Ut Christians hive
bcei, powerfully reinforced by tia petitions
atiko Of pntrlots ul,d in1els. Tho scenes of
the last ftw days recall those of tho War OF
llebclllon, when tho Union armies worc
driven hack with great slaughter. Wllen
hope WIS dcad, faith rose trtump!laltly,
rnllysng the waning courage Of the people.
Will the eye Of fail. tho people dsccrDrtt tic
National yfctDrfua Ut the future. They cUtll1
hot aud would not belicyo that cnllse 50
Just WIS destined to perish, mid they prayed
Md agullxctl tllen for the preservation 0f the
,,,.,,, e., a.. un,.,,,s,. - T., ,.,,,r Htn,.,a
trnte..
~ :" tne s.e's e''sss " n!o 's"l s,'''',s "s's
Nspt"s s'tohs ,'1o'. naso "ep' "'s1l's ','e
s,ises ,, u n.o lses'''ents c'"s' """nNs. NY
LSetS eon'e,S'".o stceotS VI l'o W"i
plu"set tllo ,ofsn I'll s'oo"' a's1 e'ohe"
s'io"e'n u lc''sa' ~ INV ,''s '.s' pN'se.
',en.s @ u. tnu Wou!ae" ehlai ai"k'a.ta!o
e.'lteu I'o "e"tts " ''o peop'o nut VI tAo
.,o'1. n.o"e' o't " l',o "l'''o eo"n'1fS' vi
.'a s "t''"L '.'".I, "sets onlo.s ,'ct'ty WINS ~
se'se'' "1'l 1uo'la''t s''oa's thf"aEn""s .!le
1,'a,. ~. o'.s 1".o"'ss ,' ,1s u ~ NV
.s' ~ a.. "'" , '' .s 'nst.'ne" .,'s,' ''.,n .l!'
i'' .' ~ ,,s,'., ,,,', ~ .to ""'o 4' nsa,' euas.
t,...,'., ~ IT,. nI..ut .".a.u eso"s
"''''' a. a"''''.1"slo' "'., , .ao pso"o '"sa '
;" .ss '.,s "'s a .'. ,.,, p" '""s.' 14's.
sne3 4us''u vs. a,'n'eHe''''e" ' u.".A l'"t on1y
~ s e''"'nlls ~ .1to nal"n!' WI ~ " so"fc9
VI p'o'ou''A peison"' s.1e''
~ u'e 'ons"1ns "'Nouon h.,!n'ieslea
'o"Aeas s"e S''nes'''G tFes'uent' tno sellt'-
% ''as't ~ pa'."a.s' an" ,''' =" Il, "aet' pr
S'''t' ' ls'en''an,u W. u's"ea' ~ lno p'''p-
" HNt3lEu utkWGE LjtS ltEsfs
, 1881-07-08
POSTAGE.

Enstrtd at the fofl.0ntT n Chicago, ILL.,, Al Second"
tHass 1faitfr
Far tho tcnent Of nnr pntrons win tiostro 10 sGnd
Inee roplc. nr Tl!E rlllnl'SE through lilo mall. ws
t!ye herewith tho transient gntU Ut p01tnAos
tbfrfan an,l Domestic. FER CapY.
Eiuht and TwrlTG rusc t'arer...........,.3 c1ntA'
, 1881-07-08

,TiE depths Of t'lo tlcnpnst con1.sl,hfts In
tho vicinity Of In Hailc, ILL.,. arp Klvrn m fol.
Whitley. two shnfts, 4IU md as, f,ct, Eorthurn
1lEIllnts g. I. Company, thsco Rhafts, 400. ITO.
NIL .i0 foot: lic4elars, no loot. DECATUR l,onss
Of shatt COS feot In lopth, tho deepest In this
Hfnfa
, 1881-07-08
: HYMENEAl.,

Special Dispeteh to 7ns Chicago Tribune.
DLnoMlSurpS, I'LL, July ,7,-TV.nlsht Mr..
William Drtscoe,: soA Of mi ex-Chap1a!n OF
Jollst Pcn'tsntiary, f,i Superintendent OF
thu telephone excilRnEr, md Miss Phillips, .
Wtll-kltoWs young lady u Bloomington, wuEe !.
married.,
, 1881-07-08
OBITUARY..
JOSEPH i, SMITH.

Mr.. Frederick s. Winston. vito was chosen
by tho CElcngo Dnr to present Its ntinute
md resolution In regard 10 the late Joseph
i. Smith 10 tho Trobnte Court, performed
the sui duty aevolvlng npon llIin day before
yesterday, .jndge Knickerboclsor prestdina..
After reaililtg tho ,nflMtg and resolution;
which were published III THE Tn1nUsE Ut
Hlul'n tAG lne Of faeEr adoption by tho BAR Mr..
but lfltls need bo added to- these minutes
hDyuntl Il shnpt9 tribute to tho memory OF
tho ialnetitel tlGccnsea. As q lawyer, lie pos
sesscd tho ac'lte mind anu shreWa Judgment
10 lilo struggles hid chickering's Of Jury trials,
h9 sought, rAtl.ei,. tito more quiet pntlts Of
Ills. profession. lfo oxcullotl ns 4 counselor
ansl hef9re tllo Judges, wl,ure hts enlltlor,
Joined With liis elgar exposition Of the Inv.
eAs Ks . scoiar. @ S r,lile,l out lis COLLEGIATE
education In Ills after-liio By l,fs devotion to
literature. A Writer md a thinker, his liter
Again, lte wns politicIan ii the best sense
Such wns. tho esteen. In which, his character
WINS hold BY the party tn Which he belonged
it'll, Judicial aiul represaiitatiye o!lices, boii
lure aid II, llts nattve Stnte. His lust public
sgrylces wero ~ lS75, whgn slle represented
Ills district IN tho Illinois Legislature.
gentleman Witt tic lie K Eiaiest Of I'earts tl'at
mnn,Fierei. ""' Iiis ,1,imn % ts "' wr1tt",, NJ NJ
MS1mn Syl,o inycd iii feilows,n"m 1Ia
was nnlvarsatlY liked nv ti,osn Win met
lin In n i,i,sir:ss nr nrott.ssionai wny NV
s1%awys ia sif S }mnss 1 sonrsoMs al4
n,I m 1,iiul III yn,,me ipwvars WA I,s ea,e.
rfni,y nnmslen;tn' ts,,.s,,To,rJn~ than and
rnm1jarnr tiam "v.,rv ssfstnmne l., liz ,o,var
isvo~ rnnti ~ sonr;jna i.inssnif ynr mt}ara ha
Mns nn'nattn"iIv cmEIia,in nuM. III ~
o"no H. ~ ,,nrrn,,, s,,,s" ~ nIm,sv"n,. NJ.
ti'o', IL r. ,,,n,,w n"m Ina a m,in,i ,eitl t.c,,sv
MD 1rnfnssionai arryice.1bts | rathsrs IN IL
NV! - r.. sstsSTtt - ,I ~
, 1881-07-08

TnE professional spoilsmen woi,ltt 10 we'll
to drop tho nun,o "Stniwart," whlrh they have
l'cen prostftnting to base uses. Btuco tho!r
tlisulplc shot II bullet through It, tho term Will
not hereafter Herro toir corrupt purpose.
, 1881-07-08

1fIrosnSEp were tho words Of lsoseoo
Conktttg st,n his rcsIrnutlon TINT Il sIEnltlell
thor ta,iricr or a suuhlo," an,1 that ho
"prcfcrrod tho fotn,cr." T,Dso words thrust
themselves Into 10 memory ot muny when tho
wires iiashct1 tho lteadftll Intelligence that MI
nssnsfn's t,nllet Ind tcnn nlmot at tho life Of
President Qnrflt.l1.
, 1881-07-08

Tho funeral OF the latn Capt. 1nlncs r Ule-
laud, who WIS drowned In tho Snl,th Hranof
OH the 9Th lust, was hold at lla lato residence,
M. ~ Ontario street, yesterday afternoon,
Capt. Olela,ld l,as been o pr,n,tnent .yussvl'
just Thirty yeals. llp wis 1T olis: tlna uuIie
wealthy, Int suffered heavy l.,ases In the,
MoeklnE Bird, C0yoRH, and .Ayury, of
which he WAS formerly .nwner and coll'
I,llIltlBg, This fuIlural Hurvfeas wara ypry In.
prcssjye, md tho Singing, "AsteUn Iii .asllF,"
l,y the !a,IlGs If the F0,Iyth' Presbyterian
GllNrulI, was especially. tnueEfng. :; 4 Uslnl'
bur Of magnificent dnrNl Dtferlnxa ,Wera prc:
sscntstt by n!s lla'ly frleAs. :uant. nrlali!l
, 1881-07-08
A,C0L0REp cAMP.MEETlNG,' :

s91Elal AsaI4lFh "a tn fklcaoo 1fFAun4,
MpSClE, lntl.i July .1.-Thu co!arett Dap !.
ttsl calnirlNeatlDx now In progress ut MNlsr
cta fa!rErounls Is ,largply atteltlel.' Next
tenslallce, the saino embracing say0rpl tibllet :
cllbs, cl4o|ss, alla prominent iulnlstsfl. +
, 1881-07-08

ExElsLH1On 1.t,M:l:. NJ. n. I. q. u. F.-Yon nto
hefGby nh&ttIeh IT tHt tGnti ut lrithur +. ". NJ
Cas,.s YIN Kvss'.r, Y " Wgst Ma,I!s9n;si. A. 3
atlsl1 i. ~ slstit katurdaY. julyv. to ptoread to
Chitastt, Luty !. iSa1.
, 1881-07-08

How IL tic Icw pnrty getttng nlaMg 6f
which Cnnl1luX Ia tho hpad and tho intermediate
Damphess tho tail2 Inquire Of tho orgnn at No.
B5 A1ndlsuh atrupt.
, 1881-07-08

spoi's-urabbor. 1t atao called tho hoad of Its
now party, Cunk'lnE, a statwart. WHO notorious.
ly II nothing but professional apolfsnlat,, MID
who proolallnct war upon tho President, do
clnrlng tint tho lesno wo,tist Gc murder or
sulcitict nnd thnt h9 would chposo tho fortor.
, 1881-07-08
SOCIETY MEETINGS,

WAuDANsIA LODGE, MI. I'm. \. r. 4 a. M.-
HcRIlHr Communication this tvl.ItlIx At oglouk.
Notidcd tnuetlnH. l1nroItMnt hpsirss' 4 full Mt
FHtD ii. TURTEit. 3ec'y.
, 1881-07-08

otlENTA1. LODGE no: 81 =: +. &A:M,;5;1talt IT.,
In EAli0Ht Npuell this evening At fJ ttclHck Tor
inportant wurK. CHARLES C1A'Tl.lN. HausoiAry.
, 1881-07-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

sITnoley's 1'laehtrc.
Randolph *trEeL letHaau cinek md La Salld.
ACintierolla NJ Ych0uL"
, 1881-07-08

f;rnnal nttrrs.ffonae.
Clark street. HICusIt rnw cUurt-fiotse. ENGAGE
mcnt Of Tony PASTORS Troupe. Variety onterla!a-
mont
, 1881-07-08

by cutting loose froln tho spoils system, re-
ptltaslna tho ,ncn who atlhcro to it, md fram-
Ing legislation which ANAL project American
stlsN,tonsngaI,'sti It Is for colktlng aud
his followers 10 determine for themselves
whether ur not they will ptrsuo their hunt
nner t'la spolls or their pulley Of vengeance
o1, ttle Republican tmrty my further, but in
rlli,cr event they chn ,,o longer iI4lt Under
falso aUlurs. Vi,cy Gill no longer call tlonl-
Bu!vcs "Stalwnrts." riley mist seek .lefcat
ard humiliation Willcr sotnr ntllcr tame.
They will bu known rs Spoi!slucn, nrtl II will
he necessary for tl,ctn II a.!ncl, themselves 10
tl,o i'arty whfcs, pruclalms TINT tic spoils he-
long to the vIctoA nr 10 stron o,t OF po,l.lcs,
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-18
SEso0pezaCy IL Esnefaes WI rs. 8.

s,Now my dear, - said Mr. Spoopendyke,
as he bounced cut Of bis clearinghouse. and
thumped on the door OF the one occupied by
Mrs. Spoopendyke, care you ready? We
must hurry out into the water or we won't
get through in time in time for dinner"
Mrs. 'spoopendyke emerged, but almost
double and shivering with the cold.
'Isn't it rather chilly 2" she asked.
"Not at all, Mrs. spoopendyke, not st all;
the air is rather cool, but the water is warm.
# you're going with me you want to move
along"
As they reached the beach, Mr.. Spoopen-
en1yke left bis wife and boldly plunged into
the aurf. A wave broke over him, filling
bis ears, nose, eyes and mouth, and then be
strobe out.
"What are you standing there for, eh e.
he demanded. "Wbat dc you take yourself
fora biz tighthouse2 Did We come down
here u lake d bath orHre We waiting for some
snip 10 tit up 70 you? WHAT is the matter
with GU anyway e.
I'm afraid OF The waves" w.himpered
Mrs opoopenuyke, s'tbe1 re 50 big"
W. eASg = Y - oS ~ VS. 1s4 I Why ) S.
r4lol teu Mr. o~poupeudyke. ''Walt til | get
u man To saw you off a little Que. Better get
roe assured for one 70 suit, hadn't We? It's
the biz waves ye want, / tell you l COX
here = ana Mr. spoopendyke marched b14lly
Into tht sea again. Another wave caught
him and landed him high and dripping on the
beach.
Why didn't We come ID when | called VI?
VIVA d. We want 10 make me walk all the
way Up here after yon for?' shfieked Mr.
Spaopeudyke Are you waiting to be
laun h4d Ike a Shjp7 Can't You walk az far
as ina /? What ale yon hosting up The legs
81 your pants for They amt skirts Now
LOOK II me. See now | 60 IN, and YOU follow
me when | betk5n 70 you Watch ule npW.'
Mr.. 6ppopentyiie plunged ia and washed
aroun4 for . few minutes III safely, but the
treacheroas Waser WAS biding lis Time. An
other wave caught him and rolled him over,
pumped itself Toto his stomach, drew nm
uudeT, Whirltd him q oand, and fn4lIy de.
posted him bowling, % the sand.
"a II n st ready ~ g. IN F. he jefked out,
as h. climbed up himself md assumed the
perpendicular. .'lhlnk I'm going 10 slam
arouid heal d4y, like y Waterspnut. wait
ing FIR yon2 Wiaa did YOU come out here
for? Flint Any tun II standing out there like
q So u wnter sign? Why aon't yon come into
the w4tar II you're going to? Come % now !.
I'm afraid" snivpletl Mr.. spnopenayke.
IF | 80 in / knoW I'll drown
No. you won't gei drowned either. Can't
ynu hold IN 70 me-? What did you put On
the shirt and fron~ers for Il Won meant To
get droWred? What are yon doing around
here Now. when / go in again you come
along or else Won 90 home"
NJ spnoppndyke plunged into the surf.
hn' AZ be came no b. mi spd the rone For
y second or w he spraWlfd aronnd md then
hegHn ~ yell. Mrs. Spoopendyke eyed him
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for an instant, and then her fear for him
opercome her fears for herself, and with a
veil she dashed in and hauled him out by the
hair.
bod CAST the water!" choked Mr.. Spoop-
endyke; Elm full Of the measly stuff. So
We got in, didn't ye? What dye think We
are anyway steam barber shop? Going
to let go of that hair sometime? z"
But frightened out of all reason, Mrs
Spoopendyke chung still, and hauled him to
bis clearinghouse.
ooh If / hadn't saved you!" she sobbed.
con, yes you saved me, didn't you?'
sadly sneered Mr.. Spoopendyke.
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DEssOLUTEoN oE PAzkEN EEs> HE =.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartnership
w heretofore existing between c. D. and [. G. Sto-
rer, has mis- day been dissolved, by mutual consent,
G. d. Storer continuing the business. ALI debts pay
able TO or owed by ga d firm of Storer & Storer are to
be paid to and assumed by the SAID c.. .. Storer, who
continues in the business. c.. D D ORER,
r. 6. STORER.
April Is, 1881.
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Il. q

I, Antoine Bertholet, have two estray horses at the
ed as follows: One iron gray horse, about years old
and branded ksasEa on left shoulder. One sorrel colt,
yearling: no brand that can be seen. The owner can
have the horses BY proving property and aging costs
ANTOINE BERTHOLET.
Ft- Benton, Mays, 1881.
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NOTICE..

have placed all my outstanding account in til
hands OF Mr. Max Waterman for collection. All &C
counts must be settled by the 1st of July or suits
viii be entered against the parties. NICK WEIGH.
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LYON BROS.

HORSES. Range UPPER TETON. Brand
Won left fore shoulder.
Postofice, OLD AGENCY.
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All persons are hereby warned against akinning any
dead cattle branded NV without a special permit from
me. and all parties ar notified not 70 huv h des with
sad brand. RGIU VAUX {Capt. Nelse).
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Y p r PR E S
Ghoteau Lodge, No. Il, I. @. Q. T,
" v
Benton Lodge, No. %, &. F. & 4. N.

Regular Communication OF the above named Lodge
are held at Z ?. N. on the first and third Saturday OF
each month. Members Of sister lodges AID sojourn-
ng brethren are cordiallyin ed to attend.
RUFUS PAYNE, WIN.
Fl. 2. ROLFE, Secretary.
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gaTFsE.

We will herd all Horses entrusted to Our care for
one dollar and fifty cents per herd per month. We
will have a House and Corral at the foot Of the trail
above George Allis' Rauch, and we will deliver horses
at Hughes City at 80 cents per head.
JAnEs g. MORAN,
JOHN A. LAMB.
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" OH CE
Eg IL W. q sa y.

hereby warn all persons against trusting any one,
no matter whom, on my account without an order
signed by myself. MAR IU~ VAUIX.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-13
giieYseho Il a!E zaee. Ii tg53s.

D Frs cisc l. ,str"s, b2-a Z, tnf hs =
este epi rafe unos cua ',lqns g "f $, ne
i tndos aqualios lGa he3eaiten '"f sHe
bs~esy dercchos 'tie, y - ap t. e. g~
.ue lar snsctafse.
lie eqe d Sta Il, los nj ona a
f ma trimo9io -El Ii tau ut Y !" haro{e
cia.-E arreud mento G dessAu39.--}.a
patria pot s ad La tutela euratea e
ie6Stam l. tianZa V Is remit. & cc0.
pfe-venta 10 permuta. -Iaa srrv ~, re- -
FL lega6o Ia Nejo V IL Re@tr --t .aif4t
J ,bleaci ho- ~ mandato, .o-re~ a.e
derados.
Sc venden el / mpsonle daI BolErtN a 81
cts cualerno $3-25 a collection
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LlbroS nuoV0S,

Por e vapor correo entrado el 7, Sc reci-
bero l0s 81 uantes:
Ofc na De Farmdc'Q rpertorio universal
e Ftrm .cia por DRY ut. FarRacih ooera-
tin experimental pur el DR.. D kaimun 10
F0ra Y Comet, tomOs
La india crisia cartas biblicas contra !os
j Peg de Jaeo,,iot.
Religion cjeuoil. contestacion a Draper,
p- Canara.
E~b0zos r. s{uf IS rGr oereda.
Ac0ta ZONES por 5o'd2gila.
Sintomat. l02il nfauti nor ell Dr. RoDquillo
Fa reai2ao 2recios addcos en- la impreuta
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