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are prepared for such a contingency
and expect to have, should such q
programme be successfully carried
out, an eastern connection . long
time before the completion Of such
q road into California. In answer
to the question If he re-
ferred TO the Palmer narrow
guage or Denver and Rio
Grande railway, Crocker said that
would be pretty good outlet and
probably sufficient, but in case
there should be such combina.
ton as the one referred to, we will
have an outlet of our own. We
now have an engineering party in
the field surveying line from CO.
rinue through the South Pass, by
way of Hams Fork coal fields,
thence down the Sweetwater to the
North Fork of the Platte, thence
following down the Platte about
100 miles and crossing over to the
head waters of the Ni0brara river,
and thence to Yankton, Dakota.
We are assured that this is very
fine country and capable
of immense agricultural de-
velopment. The grades on
such route would be much lighter
than those on the Union Pacific
and fully as easy of construction.
We expect to build line through
that country for about one.third OF
what the Union Pacific cost. AT
Yankton, of course, We would con.
meet with the whole Eastern sys-
tenn of roads, all of which will be
willing to unite with US and dc
business on the best terms. We
would prefer not to build such q
line, preferring to be in harmony
with the Union Pacific people. and
to do business as was intended by
the act of Congress forming the
two companies, but at the same
time we propose to be on the defen-
sive and, in case of any antago.
pism, to protect our interests and
those of our constituents. Mr.
Huntington informs me that there
10 no difficulty in raising the capi.
tai to carry out this enterprise, anC
we intend to carry 1t ost providing
the combination spoken OF is per-
fected and attempts made to carry
out its project, as reported.
Oregon Mail R0utes.
PORTLAND, Oregon, August H.
A. g. Sharp, Of the postal service,
has been visiting various portions
of this State inspecting routes and
making such recommendations tc
the government as he deemed eX'
pedient. His principal object was
to investigate alleged Star route
frauds. He spent some time in
these Investigations and so far az
could possibly be ascertained he
discovered no new developments oi
fraud or irregularity on any of the
routes other than has been repeat
edly published. The postal service
over the Baker City aud Prinsville
routes, in Eastern Oregon, was In.
vestigated by the Postal Agent ol
this State and Washington Terri.
tory some time since and he recon-.
meBded that the service be reduced
to twice week, as that answered
the present requirements of the
public. This recommendation has
been acted upon. Sharp, aftel
travelling over the Cafion City anG
Camp Dermott and Eugene City
and Prineville routes, found the
service unnecessarily frequent anG
recommended reduction. The re.
ports recently published to the ef'
feet that Sharp had made new de.
velopments in the Star route crook
edness is denied here on the bes
authority obtainable.
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cent. George 8. Cook, President
of the Executive Council, read an
address on "What Shall be the
Currency of the Future.u Ex-
Comptroller of the Currency Knox
was received with great applause
and read an exhaustive address on
the banking and currency of the
country.
| VIII Of GOV. Baxsey.
DETROIT, Mich, August 11th.-
Governor Bagley's will diyides his
large estate among his children
and family, giving some handsome
bequests to Protestant and CathO-
lie charities and $5U00 for foun-
tain for the city.
Crow Dog Gsves Hsmselt Up.
| OMAHA, August lth.-General
| Crook this morning received dis
patch from Colonel Montgomery,
commanding Fort Niobrara, stat
ing that Crow Dog, the murderer of
Spotted Tall, accompanied by an
other Indian, had arrived at Fort
Niobrara and had given himselfup.
Colonel Montgomery asked for in
structions, and General Crook has
telegraphed to Washington for ad-
vice, as Crow Dog belongs In the
| Department of Dakota, which Is
not under General Crooks jurisdic-
tion. From Colonel Montgomery
dispatch it would seem that Crow
Dog was not arrested, but that he
proceeded himself to Fort Niobrara
and voluntarily surrendered.
| Burial Of General rsis~rsOn.
| PHILADELPHIA, August 11th.-
The funeral of General Robert Pat
terson occurred to-day. The pail
bearers were Generals Sherman,
Porter and Hancock, Joseph Pat.
terson, John Welch, Judge Biddle
and w. H. Drayton. Many other
Generals were present.
| sy from Yellow Fever-News
from eeru.
| PANAMA, August 2d.-Ths Star
and Herald has advices that the
Isthmus Canal Company have CIV
en- orders to 60 to the United States
for the machinery, tools, ETC., need
full for the construction of the
canal. There is much sickness
among the workmen and the same
paper suggests improved hospital
service. There have been many
deaths from yellow fever during
the last fortnight in Colombia-as
many as five day. Etienne, sub.
Director, and next in office to De
Lesseps, of the Canal Company,
died from it on the 25th ult. at
Aspinwall. On the 2sth, Barbiere,
Chief of the Brigade des Sandges,
fell q victim, and on the 29th Sein-
broski, Chief of Brigade, and many
other m EN- bers of the Canal Com
pany, perished from fever through
out Colombia.
From Peru it is reported that an
important portion of the forces of
the provisional government went
over to Monteneros with their
arms, etc. 1t is severe blow to
the country. Monteneros is said
to be in considerable force in the
neighborhood of Lima and threat.
enipg the capital itself.
Ravag ca Of Y i,aw Fever.
HAVANA, August 1lrff.-During
July there were 9S deaths from yell
low fever and during the week end
ing August 5th 36, with 200 cases In
the city. During June there we're
235 deaths from yellow fever at
Vera Cruz.
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EAST Err ~.

rbe president sitii lmprOvtog
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 4:3O P. NJ
The improvement in the Presi
dent's condition, which became
apparent yesterday, continues
without interruption. All pus &C.
creted by the wound is now dis
charged spontaneously every day
The fact that the quantity is not sc
large as heretofore does not indi.
cafe that any is retained, but IL
rather an evidence that the suppu.
rating surface is decreasing in ex.
tent, OF, in other words, that the
processes Of granulation and heal
ing are going on favorably In the
deeper parts of the wound. The
surgeons are of opinion that this il
the best day the President has
had since the middle of last week
or since the beginning of the febrils
disturbance, which led to the oper.
alton of Monday. The patient had,
between 10 and II this forenoon, q
breakfast consisting CT boiled
chisken, piece of toast saturated
with beef juice, and cup of tea
In addition to this he has taken al
intervals during the day milk,
meat extract and other nourish.
ment, enough to make up an sg.
gregate of about % ounces of solid
and liquid food. He has been free
from fever throughout the entire
day and his pulse ranged from loo
at the morning examination to l04
at the present hour.
Lstess Official Bulletin.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August
11th, P. Matter the noon bul.
letin was issued the Presidents
condition continued as then re-
ported until A P. NJ, when the
commencement of the afternoon
fever was noted. In degree it die
not differ materially from that OF
yesterday. His pulse is now los
temperature 10l, respiration 10.
ID. w. BLISS and others.
Large Purcnsse Of ssivsr.
WARRINGTON, August 1.-THE
Treasury Department to-day pur.
chased $50, 900 ounces of fine silver
for delivery at the Philadelphia,
San Francisco and New Orleans
mints. This is the largest purchase
of silver made by the Department
for some weeks past, owing to the
high prices asked.
M0nsy and stscks
NEwYoRK, Aug. 11-Silver bars,
111f; money easy, q; Governments,
quiet; stocks closed steady; West.
ernUnion, 8St; quicksilver, l5A; Pa.
cific, 51a; MaripOsa, q; Wells, Far.
go, 1874; New York Central, 1433;
Erie, 4s4; Panama, 2s0; Union Pa.
cifio, 1857; bonds. 118; Central Pa
cific, 93t; bonds, ll6; Sutro, II;
Mineral Creek, 90.
Fatai Cnsrivari.
OTTAWA, August 11Jh.-James
Wetherell, aged 10, and Margaret
Doherty, aged SO, having got mar
ried, some roughs charivaried them
from IL P. M. until 2 this morning,
and then broke in their door, de.
manding money. The old man
beat them off and then followed
them out. This morning his dead
body was found by the roadside,
with the head crushed.
Tho Bsnkers' Oonvea,ion.
NIAGARA FALLS. August 11th.
AT the meeting OF the American
Bankers' Association to-day,
Chairman Thomas Henry made q
humorous speech. The Secretary
OF the association read q paper on
he government finances by Secre-
tary Window. 1t deals with the
reduction Of the debt, and On re-
funding 81 thrss and : half per
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-12

WE are glad to learn that efforts
are being made on q large scale to
increase the Caucasian immigra-
tion to this coast. Several gentle
men of San Francisco are matur-
ing plans by which large ranches
shall be purchased and sold to i'm
migrants on favorable terms.
Their present plans have reference
mainly to the Northern and Cen
trail portions Of the State, out they
are desirouf of extending them
to the South as well. Los
Angeles, San Diego, Santa
Barbara, Ventura and San Ber-
nardino counties offer admirable
opportunities for the estab lishment
Of these colonies. The newcomers
In locating in Los Angeles and San
Bsrnardino more especially, would
be surrounded by prosperous settle
ments, established on the same
plan, by whose experience he
would benefit greatly. Riverside,
Pasadena, Anaheim, Westminster,
Santa Ana, and other flourishine
neighborhoods, which were all
Substantially established on the
colony plan. although some Of
them were not profsssedly so, are
pregnant with instruction to the
fyro who is starting out to build
mp . home and modest com potency
in this State. On the other hand,
there are lying about the fiotsam
and jstsam Of other projects which
Dsald not, in the nature of things,
hoyo been suee3sefuI, and which
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FOR EICN.
Large steamer Lsu.ched.

Large steamer Lsu.ched.
LONDON, August 11th. The
steamship Edam, five Thousand
tons, for the Observation-Disclosures
can Steam Navigation Company,
was launched to day at Dunbar
ton On the Clyde. She is to run
between Rotterdam and New York
and has accom- modstions for one
thousand emigrants.
Farther Of the vIeDna Race.
VIENNA, August 11th.-The vi
ennas won the boat race to-day.
The Cornells started four lsngths 9
in the lead OF the Austrian crew,
but appeared exhausted when
they reached the point on the
course known as Bergfahert and
when half the course had been
traversed, one member of the crew
collapsed. They then relinquished
the struggle. The trophy which
the Vienna crew wins is valued
at E250.
Vtsbness Ahead.
VIENNA, August 11th. The boat
race between the Cornell Univer.
sity crew and the Vienna crew was
won by the latter.
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OPEN BOARD-4.3O Z. M.

Albion, 2.45 b, $50 a; Savage, ~ a
sierra NsSaas, "a s 5, ss ssapae' a; Alta. 1 4S5 G
Chollar, ais b: 2.2o a; Potosi, 2.6O a
Justice, SOC b, s. a; Crown Point, b, 2 II
a; Benton. 90c b, IS a; Con Virginia, l.9l
s; Utah, 81 b, 81 a; Gould & Curry, S s;
Day, ESQ a; Chollar, 2.20 a; Holmes. 5Ot
b; Union, sN 8; Julia, 300 b, 5a; over
man, Lilo b, I,l5a; Best Il Belcher. lOM b
Mt Diablo, b; Bodie, ~ a; California
soc b, 95 a; Con Va. . a.; Tipt0p, 81 b
Belcher, 2.95 b, 8 a: N Belle, l4h b.
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Help Wanted.

Three men, German or Swede, on a
lanch; one man who understands irri-
eating; one boy to drive horses and
make himself useful about a ranch; one
woman for general house work in small
family; two girls for light housework.
One porter; 2stYong boys on ranch.
No fee required in advance.
Apply at -
]. B. QUINN,S
Employment Office, 2 Temple street, Los
Angeles. Branch office, 207 Camp
street, Tucson, Arizona. au7tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-12
sSECIAL NOTICE,

Hereafter notices of companies, soc'e-
ties, churches, etc., will only be inserted
in the HERALD as paid advertisements.
We reserve, for Places of Worship, graft
is directory, which will appear every
sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-12
Herald Steam Printing House.

Tho facilities Of the HERALD Steam
Printing House for doing job work are not
surpassed In California outside OF San
Francisco and Sacramento. All work en-
trusted to us will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-12
Vfebnese AhenI

An old gentleman finding a
couple of his nieces fencing with
broomsticks, said: "Come, come,
my dears, that kind of AN accom-
plishment will not help you In
getting q husband" II know it,
UNCLE" responded one of the girls,
as she gave lunge, shut it will
help to keep our husbands in order
when we have got 'em.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-12
FOR RENT.

H8-FARMING LAND in Los Angeles
county. in quan titles to suit.
TERMS-One.fourtho of crop, in sacks,
furnished by owner.
Apply to Superintendent Santa Anita
Ranch, Los Angeles county, Cal, or ad-
dress +. j. BALDWIN, The BALDWIN,
San Francisco, Cal. a9-lm
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Bill Nye of Laramie says: "Ev-
cry mans breath is his own prop.
erty, and If he allows his wife to
take advantage of her marital
VOWS to smell his breath on the
most unlocked for occasion, what
is to become of our boasted free
dom?n
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FOR SALE.

ENkHT ACRES of rich fruit and veg.
etable land, four miles from the Court
House of Los Angeles; house of4 rooms
and pantry; well, barn and chicken
S patent; price, $3.50; easy terms. Ad-
dress u. II. G., Herald Office. a7-1w
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Tne Mint Invessigasiou.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 11th.-At
the mint investigation to-day
director Burchard testified that he
considered the wastage at the San
Francisco mint in 1859 as unusu.
al, consequent upon the receipts of
q large quantity of low grade bull
lion,
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ESTRAY.

Taken up by the undersigned, one mile
west of the Race track, one Spotted Sow,
with two pigs; SOW has crop and slit in
left ear. Owner can have the same by
proving property and paying charges:
CARTER & GILMORE.
August 10. 1881, all
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r O u N D !!

A place where fine cup of coffee or
pot of tea, with nice lunch, FOR TEN
UENTS. Also, pure milk furnished In
any quantity. Baked Boston BeaEs and
Brown Bread every day at
SMITHS COFFEE HOUSE, No. COM.
MERCIAL STREET. jySo-lm
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FOR SALE.

ONEI4 ACRE TRACT Of land south
OF the city, on the extension of Main St.,
about four miles from the Court House;
also. ONE 40 ACRE TRACT in the
Rancho Santa Gertrudes, half mile
from Downey City, A l corn land, with
small house.
Apply to @. @. LIPS,
Jyl6-lm 81 Main ST., Baker BLOCK.
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FOR SALE-FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

A WELL.IMPROVED FARM OF so
ACRES; two artesian wells; orchard
and vineyard of 20 acres. Inquire of A.
w. POTTS, County Clerks office. m25-1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-12
MINES FOR MARES.

The subscriber wishes to exchange
several mining claims in the best local..
ties in Arizona for ffrst-class brood
mares. Address, /. w. LORD,
jyl7tf Los Angeles.
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and ROOMS.
2o6 SPRING ST.

Private Boarding; Sunny Rooms, en-
suite or single, furnished with all the
comforts OF an elegant private home;
six minutes walk from the Postoffice.
p1- Terms very reasonable. tyl2-6m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-12
Board in a Private Family,

Handsome double parlors, with board.
A few table boarders taken. Accom- mo.
dations first class. 1893 Main street, late
French Consulate. Jy23-lm
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the wrong Bnck Killed.


SAN FRARCIsCo, August 11th.-
George Mason, Sheriff of Marin
county, Jack Cannon and Bill
Barnes, while hunting deer on
Coleman's ranch, back of San Ra.
fael, this morning, shot at q buck
but missed, killing Chinaman,
however, who was not seen by the
hunters.
Chsries Crooker Iotesviewed.
SAN FRANCISCO, August IIth.-
Charles Crocker, President OF the
Southern Pacific Railroad, was In
terviewed by Bulletin reporter
to-day. He said the company was
laying mile of track every day
beyond Ell Psso, Texas. They are
grading from the other end of the
road and have the road
graded 125 miles and so miles
of track leid west from San An
tonic and will have the entire line
completed by July, 1882. When
this work Is finished it will give
the Southern Pacific line through b
to within few miles Of Galveston,
Texas, and to within 100 miles OF
New Orleans, where a conn ection
with Morgan will probably be
made. Crocker thought the plap
OF consolidation between the Union
Pacific, the Atchison and Topeks
and the Texas Pacific, recently tel
egrsphed, was possible, but said IL
was improbable. II the plan was
really to be earried out the South
srn Pacific and the Central Pacific
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-12
w anted.

Five or six column HAND PRESS. In
good order. State lowest CASH price.
Address, Record, Bakersfield. a9-lw
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Situation Wanted.

BY a middle-aged lady, as monthly
nurse. Apply at No. SO Buena Vista st.
a9-2w
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WANTS-,LOST-FOUND.
w anted.

Single horse top buggy, in good condi
ton. Address lock box II, Santa Moni
ca. all-3t
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Blacksmith Wanted.

A thoroughly good DRIVER can OBJ.
tain imm ediate employment and good
wages by applying imm ediately to job n
Mccall, at San Bernardino. None but a
good workman wanted.
JOHN MCCALL,
al0.2w San Bernardino, Cal.
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT,
MORNING SESSION.

3AH FRANCISCO STOCK AND EX
CHANGE BOARD.
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Wanted.

MAN AND WIFE, without children,
to work on small ranch.
Apply to F.J. GILMORE,
jyl7 Dollar Store.
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Si89,057 81

Sworn and subscribed to before me
this 7th day of July, 1881.
signed: q. A. DOBINSON,
Notary Public in and tor said county of
Los Angeles, State of California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-12

STATEMENT
, 1881-09-10
AUTUMN LEAVES.

AbA ~ y Jtf4aA ' fs&t
young Indy rehnktngsy asks tts: Which Ia
wnlA. to laco tight or to yet tishts'' W. gtve It
up-we never fHcud.
Several nnthb1r fnppy marriages have been
,natlc IN two hours courtshlls but II Is nrotty
snfc tuo t know tho girl for ut lcAst three days
Ahd fl picnic.
\ ~. Itottfs man won't glvn up b1s Acat III y
Entss-rtlr ~ IT taty, Int he's pGrCtaf1y willing to
hDat out tho nun next to HIN to lanko ruum for
the lady. II s,e'a st,snl-!oots,nE.
ifarnony-lirownt tt'hfitstfnc}-" hcnrd It was
nil mi hutwcell y0i und Miss liowcshnttt"
Wnbblnson testheteJ-"Y Yans. lncoinputibil!ty
Ut eomriexaon!--shc d1n't suit my furnlchar:"
An excth,4e speaks OF II now fushioa In gait
fHr E!ris. hut strait H,v AatnB Ut Uur Btreuts
IN tho Fnft summer twilight will convince any
une th4t tho old old gAtr has tenacious grip
vi public fnvor.
"Sotnctmxly's coming whrn tho tlowt1rops fnll,"
ft" wis st'tty hulH!ihttax. when Ito old man M
lnarktA!. " 4sn' YOU bet yOr sweet life. 3lnrta,
ttnt he'll Think u. thunIer-storm's Let tooso
wien tu gets here
4. yo',nx ufrl OF rcnnm9ht md cntchaw.
Wh"se l,ansi WIS stn.HtN by iii old yulcnaw,
SaId: "slr. IT ytnl 'l&ur
AprronGh tIt., awGAr
III Ht,t IN with Ills b,bt to lnsu1chaw."
~ nm whiting. my darling. for thce,' hs
rslr'E1 nrsd ytt when tho old MIN throw up a
Gta'ttsfer wffftltw aud assured hin tttat he'd DO
tfUWIi III. Il minute" hg lost tia grip Tn tho
inPhs1y anil wont 0t,t NJ the waiting business.
Young la,ly, who cnut hear hurscIt play bo.
cHs1Sr uf thu rNekrt na1r py tho ltwn-nlower:
snslt. tsHtv lung shall you lie. ns 1want to prNo-
On. Mis- ;MWy-go' ,rot'w OIL shant mind
, 1881-09-10
FEMININE NOTES.

A .1npntlcso paper stnlcs that in KasnIwnzaki,
Fchtgn, public lectures are very popular. Even
wosnen huve bceoule members uf political Buuic-
tics, and earnestly insist upon tho necessity Uf Il
national assembly.
Tho number Of women employed In tho rnti-
way Offices Ut Austrsn is .,ow over i.D00 They
get pnil from $lI tn to mouth Nearly utl ut
them arc either the widows, wtyrs, or daughters
Ut slcsttuct Or active male empluYrs on tho tllr-
tcrent roa1s.
Two young Ai1cs, Eynngc!lna noutcr0, OF
Aqut, and CArotEnu MuRts1re!lf, OF 5tnntnn. WIN
have been studying Mt tho 1tOnlan University I'll
Rome, itaiy. tittco 1871. toEotlicr With students
ot tho i!.ult sGx, havD taken tue dcKree of Doc
l'sc white ehillA that bus been belArNtheu them.
lntrnluc9 Il calorp1 cloth nH tho tahiG-.leep md
or bnemaaa sSsvr ths ws %t1 ,s co.h shat
sle. aud embroidery In brighter rstt Or b!uu
representing tiles, Or lnnint i!tt!o old English
Jat4lucmtnot roses, carnations, bustcrnHps, nr
UthGr tlo*crs down tho cuntr9 supplies Mldl-
uohnl color.
The new sIug,lenot Princess lress-ony he.
tho naS9. and edged VIII wa'ta fr.N III ve,,s-
ttan poiMt !at:e. \ dun9lo ktrinK or Notnut.
II @ w nt tue ,rat II
fashion .,{ tlFt@s which HAS sHa'so 1T p.A'n Rhtn
Burah. 'rhero wns not tho leAst trimming unnm
wGrc Wic1t except tho pearl ttcuklacu att.t u
nigh Spanish comb, heAtleu 1y large Irish din.
Mu,us. '
Thu Urcc!an 'tunio Is u decided Eucrcss. 4
hantisons t!Erss just brought ~ America IL Of
lNr-hlossol! sat:p, nsNbsnlNetl III Roltl, nu1 IL
cut low 10 tue neck and aaAght ND oa tho shnul-
der4 With tircolnn nlceall Ion ulaspa. 4 1ruclnn
puttsrn elgus tho meek wher0 It Ii cut low. UNI
ueseeuds uM both sIdos Ut the tuAtc, whcfl
alnas at tho nntsnm % II two nnEl,t'tt ,uts|es:
tern. forms u s0rt Of r0unl snbiter. Fr9Hl ull-
der tho shoulder falls crullcltutot! tnnIe, sti.
bro!Aerett In the san,e design. Thu lDwar part
of tho skirt Ia entirely tortnel uf E1uzo paintings.
THO i,ttlo Town ot Fl5txtngen t,xtirtsmtrra,
longing mt unly y, tho FUR spx. but also to THO
for work the tIn wAtrr.pa1s botrlE proslAltl by
them ut tAeIr nw1t c1,sth aFFaSed III tn0lf bc6t
Sunday y-Ko- To. Mouttng cnstu'lles; anu drHwn up
in tl.9 tn 10 through 1rHI4lnr IFjjt Rh4 fInlia
tru hefurc tho District inspector. who ct,ula not
hut express himself highly sattai2tt. Vhe orlg-
aaa y divided Into touE s!as: each squad cum. ~
aleestnX such Curt,osals IN tho rown-llall.
Di thpcondttlun OF woman III this country half
n ccntusy 1r Inoro ago Emily Cullns, who was
born Ia Ontario County, NuW York, early in this
supFun,acy wis oftpn cnfosuod Ii tho rural dis,
tr1ts by eoFpfstk chAstsuulent. aud It wAa ctlf-
sldrsl by must tuple u quito right mt pE',iHr
LIN Hislcll ~ ~ tho cnrrgell0h M ttlrAehJfy
avn ,ielEhbnranad. u matt VIM waA IL Aethodist
class louder An6 cxh1rter, An4 Giu who WAs cs-
tenlesl u worthy eltlxent Whu 0ycfS few "eeks
guvu hts Hlrv benttng with hls hofaeWhip. l!u
kuOJartl0n, md beGauB9 she sooldetl "a much.
Nuw. this wife. surrounlad by slx or koyeu ittto
children. whou sho must waah. dress> feed, and
KsteAd 70 day and nSat, waa obliged to spin aua
, 1881-09-10

town-antl particularly tho Contrni ltniIrnad nt
!nwa-weFn either b'ockett By h,!ow nr Disabled
ryInR rtH,,ls In fIitn,s. For thBse reIlaur,s IT
tnithl Ecrn, Tint M ,.%titnntn nf Il t'cr cont
wnt1f cnvcr TIM is,ercnse fl INC fnwn rrsHfi1ct III
thu yenr tn ju1Ir, TIKI. nver TINT 10 .tttnt. 1sS
whtcl, wnultt pinre flc prsni,sct for tho year 20
l..,'e. ls.', Ut, ny. TONS anl tl,,I4 m&kc M
luis utm,lt ts.irNUyO fHtls fur the intt1r yrHr.
All nveraue day'a work fur y Int'inr Ia from
twt, nNi n,Ic.E,Mlr IL three tfs. II WE pit 1t ut
three tuns 1t will lu tlAt TIM pstNlt,rsin If
tho ;.Eu.taM tnn. reg,,trcl .,ttftUO dnys' w.,sk,
tr y.asr. wnrk fos b,bsl miners. lsut, b:*tts
crs and employees ni,olt evnry niue III tho rntln
uF Mf,alit INT. IN livery Elk ar eeyeIl miners.
TINT tho prptuet nr tho coal represented tho
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