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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-10-13

NEVER interrupt any conversation with a
hacking Cough it creates bad impression.
Better invest a quarter of dollar in bottle of
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup and cure it.
MRS. BELvA A. LOCKWOOD, the woman
LAWYER of Washington, is said to ride a
tricycle. and to make long excursions
about the city.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-10-13

THERE are 5000 oystermen in Yir.
ginia.
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l.
In favor of the yield of an acre of melons
treated by this pinching process may
easily amount to 100 barrels"
OvERwoRKED FARMERS. We once
heard good farmer say that when he
got behind with his work SO that it
seemed as though he could not catch up
again, he made it practice to leave
everything for couple Of days and
take recreation. When he returned
again, he said, work seemed less per-
picking, and it progressed seemingly
much faster than before. The plan
would perhaps seem ridiculous to many,
and certain to occasion loss il not entire
failure, yet from experience we are in
clined to credit the plan with favor.
What is true Of farmers in respect to
overwork is also true of persons in other
fields Of labor. Nearly all of us remem-
Der with what renewed energy and
strength we began our work on Monday
morning after our Sabbath's rest, which
proves the value of needed recreation.
We would advise farmers who can DOS
sibly do SO to devote day or two TO
recreation of some sort before beginning
the heavy work of spring, summer and
fall. Take n jaunt TO some relatives or
friends in another locality, or make q
short tour of observation to some large
city, or some thriving farming district
and thereby learn some valuable lessons
and experiences. -Elmira Free Press.
THE FARM KIrcHEN.-The farm kitch-
en- should be the pivotal part of the
house. The farmer desiring q conven-
lent dwelling should first plan out the
IL Il - 4.
house to 1t. II should be roomy; the
ceiling should bs high; the windows
long and narrow rather than short and
broad, because the high window Ia the
best ventilator and viii furnish an es
cape for the heated air and the odors
from the cooking stove or range. while
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-10-13
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

a tn son per day at home. samples worth 95frees
VS " wv Address STINsoN Co., Portland, Maine.
WATCH $1.65. CheaPest .ns Price s.ssl List i'm the
A. HI, SPENCER. East Clarendon, Vt,
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sPNNsI Address Jay Bronson, Detroit, Mich
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DELIGHTFUL SITUATION free from malaria, splen.
a did buildings elegant appointment uneqused scili-
treated Moderate rates. SANTARfuH Battle Creek Mich
IN nA dau hoxoa
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-10-20

FROM MISSoULA, MONTANA.

MIssouLA, NJ. T., Oct. 9, 1881.
EDITOR TELLER Having left your
quiet little town on the 5th of July
last, I started for some point in Mon
tana, which expected to let circum-
stances locate, and as circumstances
have thrown me into the Bitter Root
valley thought perhaps it would not
be disintcres,ed to your readers to give
them some facts about the road, coun-
try &c, over which we pass in wend-
ing our way to this beautiful little val
ley amid the mountains.
Having surmounted the hill, north
of your town, we stood at the head of
the grade and wondered if the travel
iug public were in the habit of giving
the enterprising people who built the
road the proper credit for having en-.
gendered and completed such an un.
dertaking; but while thus meditating
we were overtaken by a team and
wagon, whose driver was dealing out
all kinds of epithets the most unbe-
coming manner upon those afore men,
toned men Of enterprise. So it being
plain that our doubts we're without O
basis by the aid of our faithful little
canine, we whooped our herd Of sheep
along and soon saw that the enterprise
was hacked by one of the finest farm
ing countries our eyes have beheld fol
many a year. 1t it true this country
is yet in its infancy, but sober, thought
full, and earnest men who have studied
its natural advantages in connection
with the fertility of the soil must be
speak a mol le future for its inhabitants
But yonder comes man we propos'
intsrrogating him as to the disadvant
ages of the altitude, and when he Sc
US straight on that point, he wanted t.
known if we have any mutton. Hence
Fido get around the herd
Bunch them up together;
Here's man with money,
And we have got the wether.
SO Fido flies around
And bunches them together;
We have got the money
And he has got the wether.
A fair square trade and we are o
for Moscow, which we found to be
a nice thriving little inland town, a
is also Palouse City and Farmingtor
The country not materially changin:
! we pass on the Hangman creek who's
name ought to be changed SO as not
crowd horrors Oh the minds of hil
who reads Of bones of wonderful pr
portions having been exhumed ther
on. Here we enjoyed the pleasure
a visit with the family Of our old frien
Coplen, whose son G. w. has so latel
finished his education and ore off Il
: sheep-skin from Forest Grove Aca
emy, Washington CO., Oregon. Th
J: young mans intentions being to ent
the legal profession as pursuit in Ii
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-10-20
IN DOUBT, NOT DETERMINED

Mr.. Willard in reply to Mr.. Moore's
question about railroad connection with
the N. P. via. Palouse country, used
the following language as reported in
the Onion:
II Lelieve the next point was the
suggestion you made with reference to
our road into the Palouse country, and
to the most convenient point upon the
Northern Pacific road. This is mat.
ter 1 have had under consideration for
some time past, and it is one Of the
objects of my present visit to establish
a connection between the Palouse coun-
try system and the Northern Pacific
main line. Whether the points you
indicate are the best, l cannot now
say, and l do not believe our engineers
can give the definite point. 1t would
be absurd to, at once, expect sutii.
cient business from Colfax. and you
see it might be considered q round
about way of reaching an .utlet to the
east. The fact tha: the Northern Pa
citic railroad and the others are now
practically under the same control
will have decided influence upon thu
future development of the railwa,
system to the north and south O
Snake river. In what way, ! am no
able to say at this moment.
The expression: "You see it nigh
be considered a round about way o
reaching an outlet to the east" Thi
evidently means that there may be
shorter route for Walla Walla and tn
Palouse to make connection with tn
east, than by building north to joi'
the Northern Pacific as sought b,
Moore, and evidently meaning that i
there was it would be best to use it
He then says that the change in tn
management of the Northern Paciti
will have a decided influence upo
the future development of the railroa
system to the north and south of Snak
river, but that as yet he was not pre-
pared to say in what way. He ev
IDENTIFY means via Clearwater.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-10-20

New Ycrk, Oct. l0.---A FIRE broke
out at 7 o'clock tonight in the Fourth
avenue car stables, which occupied the
entire block between 32d and 33d sts.
and Lexington avenue and Fourth av-
enue. They were entirely consumed.
A number Of horses were got out but
some perished. The lowest estimates
Of horses burned is 30, the highest 200
Estimated loss on stable and contents
$4,000. The flames few across 32d
street and set fire to Morrill's large
furnii ure storage building, which was
entirely burned down. This build
ing occupied the middle OF the block
on the south sile of I'd street. Los
on building and contents estimated a
S2,0OO,OOO Some Of the finest furni
ture in the city was stored here ant
was destroyed. 1t was in this ware
house that the proprietors of the Fiitl
Avenue hotel stored their furniture. -
Among the articles stored was pie
tare owned by w. III. Vanderbilt an
valued at $4,000. 1t fell prey t
the flames.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-10-20

ID READ. PIES AND CAKES ALSO GRO
ID eeriss Confectionery, Liquors and Cigars,
ADS. wildenthaler has purchased all the in
tefest Of Conrad Wintsch in the above business
and will hereafter do business in the name oi
s. WILDENfHALER. ls-tf 23-u.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-10-20
-
Candid Admission.

The TELLER has completed its ffh
year and is one OF the very best pspsss
in ths northwest.-Gdsette
The trcth may long remain obscure !
but it will in due time become taexa
and conceded BY al honest aud I'll
right men. -
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-10-20
NUMBER 2
FROM MOSCOW. =
NIsscow OCT 10, 1881.

MG9CoMUct. ~, 1901.
Ed. TELLEns Az your valla6le paper
has comes to US for the last iew weeks
without my communication from this
place srSill ondeavor 70 give you .
lew items from this, our promising lit-
tsseburg, and tha surrounding ceantry.
We are having very fne weather sincv
our late rains and the farmefs ere d1ing /;
their level best to avail lRnselsss ef
every hour cf Il, md from ~ wsy
that the numerous stactD IL spshreshed
grain arc Disappearing and ths5soniinu-
Gus hum Of the difEsscpt threshfng
machines in our neighborhoed xhsssfe
heard, the farmers have goA their
harvest about complete and Soon viii
begin 10 haul it 10 river for shipmenf.
The late rain did some damage to :
few of our farmers. but mona are seri-
oasly injured. Our town \ in<ovinK
very fast. Within the last three weeks
- .llf.. .4.y
''ers u's ''en .'.s 4, ),
e'ee'e'' .ao ns~ "ses N, - - s,
new awe'hng h0usa' 80 sAs 's'1s'' .
arriving On .ns esuSo M 49, .,,. q" .
a"e''nSs' =" . . g, q, .;
~a.ehouse Is 'a's .4e as.'s.k = ~
ana wiz W ouc = ~ .sss .a,. ''rs 80
houses u 'oNn' ID. D "a. !. 4.
community = not .r' 49, ~ 3 I. 80 ss
presen' 'ime' ano'.' J. 8, n. u D ~
i''on are "o'' - ~ g. Nh. u ii 's's y
10y ioses' aua o.0sss = ss.ysss
repor'ea % nave 'no se@s u s's u 's..s .s
'a'a'y ~ ys'' Il S3sssss
'own 'eS aay' Nv ~ &. y - ..s Al
sne 'h.an' 'n''a . IS ~ ND s.'' y - q. IN s
lasy nave 'he nssss AZ. h b. D Z. sa Il ~ Y,
:. ,a's c'nn''y' ~ N. b i. .ss,sss ~
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MS p'Pu''t "''s' = '. III. y, ~. 80 sN
= 0'"asa ~ sls ~ d. s's ..9s9 .'' Il, q
| tnOfDuyGtv Ttu0fQlGtk UWW& AtkX ~ <
nisted and hungry travellsrn will hsAcs
0'"'''aa's' w. 'As Ss,. ", I. NJ 1 /,
our "''sO'' 'no' q. !. q 8 q. .ssz ss's I. n M
20 resi- '',s" 'poa' - ,.r. = =
'a"ye. -" s'sa. 80 ,.s q s.'
"'u W." a''"1 = =. ~
-
Of litigation, so the stpsoblss better look
letle oud,n pay up Or they will have !
mess of McKern 10 dirss& One \ I
Of great importance i The coming hcrss
race to be had at this place on the ~
, Of this month betwesa s. II. b. DsSsz,s
sorrel h ,rso Billy and black hors1
from Walla WalIa, nama Of hofss M.
Lnown Denn,,. hor.. /. u.de, tr.i.,
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, 1881-11-04

j.0httun ltifuFMpH.
According 70 tho lending tonrnnis ot Tetacs-
sjan ijanat. The Ottoman Government has rs-
Gently made application. through thu Embassy
IN Vlonnn, to tho Imperial ltoyAl Ministry Ut
War, fur Psrtu tsaion to tislnter uni rctnov0 Il
tteaxtrD Ut EreAt valt4e buried within thu
precincts of tho Tgmesyar citl1ul by tho Inst
Turkish Governor Of thlt stronghold, buliin
Hasha, III tha your l7le. 1t Becms that Sclinl,
on the eve o. IemfsyNr's enptura 4y EFIneo
Eugene, Ind atl tho money. nlnte. nna ,jowelFy
buried: haylng etleotrd which prudent tvmslt,
rcas, Mgver thereafter rocapturod BY tho suns
ut lslatn. 1t ls stated that tho hbuEo
application has, bton conrsunusly Rrantea
bY tho AuatrU-l Hungarian authorities. This
~ nut tho tirst utf0rt luado by tho sub
lttau Porte to FGcovGr tho treasure tu
question. Nearly twenty ycnrs axo Count Coro-
mini. then Lord Lieutenant Ut ,ren,pArar, was
vls!ted BY Il Turkish ptlIetAl OF huh rlnk, fur.
nishel with credentials cManallng FROM thu
INSTRUCTED 1Y tho sultan hltusuIf to obtain bis
ExCtilDnoys authorization to kGnrcll fur Solllns i
lunx. .loat wca!th within tho anrscat llncs Of tho
fqrttticauoEA, Coronint referred this strange
request To the VIeuna l1oma Otlcc, FROM wbich lV
promptlyrecelycd Instructions To luE1Ilt such OK.
cAyatloH4 to 10 made by tho Turka u should
cutlso no scr!nus Injury TO tho existing apfeh-
alta WOE ks. The desired s0aEctl th0h lti0k p!arU,
under hls supervision. and lasted seyotMl days.
attcnl tho Investigations about to ho nnttor-
taken for thu second time !n tho grim old fro.t-
aur fortastcu TINT has Witnessed W naHy sass.
Ruiuary encounters between the Crescent Anu
Tho Gross, now frlUd4a and allies IN EASTERN
Europe.
, 1881-11-04
ITEMS.

PROTECTION OF TuntIC OFFICERS.
New YutsK, Nov. 3.-At tho Chamber OF
Commerce to.lay communication was read
frnu the Department uf StntBat Washington,
acknowledging tho receipt OF resolutions
passc. by tic Chamber touching tile death OF
isle |ate President Garfield. 4 resolution was
ntl0ptea declaring =" lint III tho opinion OF tho
Chamber, suitable provision Should bu nlRde
by Congress for the punishment of persons
threatening or doing violence to public Of
fclAis Ur committees. or making frat1tnicnt
or unwarrantuDle demands upon tllcnl, or
ycxntIo,ssly ubtrsldink upon them after coll
sltlcratu answers llayu DeeN lnado 10 their
applications, and TO deter lnsano persons
from frcu,,entlng public ofllccs aad buildings,
artl following cltlz0ns Iii tho service Of tho
country" .
1Ms1GllArl0S.
Twenty-Five hundred Immigrants arrived
totiay, mostly tiurtlnns, bound west.
| uOIt, lMIUlgTK.
Tho Dutch steamers brought $3.50, 600 III
! gold today.
0outN AMI sAnE.
| Russell Sngo alul jay Gould have been
elected Directors OF tho New York, Elevated
nAilroatl.
MICHIGAN Nl,liEr FuNp.
Tie MiclItgan relief fund aggregates Slc,-
2A. ..---
! 1SstScrtoS MADE pEys4ASEsr.
Tho United States Circuit Court Inns made
permanent t'e Temporary 'n1unctlnn re"
strainlng Samuel j. Tilllvn tro'n tlisposlng
Ut tho stock Ut tic Nuw York Iron ais,e.
WANT TlI:1ls 1S-ENEsT.
Tho hol.els OF tho lIlc0Ine h01t!s Of tho
Central Kuljr0all Of New Jnrsty Lave nh
pointut, q cU...,s,l.iee to walt az ta!a Receiver
1ild rcolicst lllnl to pay tic back Interest OH
thu bullts. ........
METHODIST MISSIONARY APPROPRIATIONS.
Thg Methodist Episcopal Conference voted
sui 0iXl fOr missionary IilrptlacH u GcrhlNl1y
mi Switxvrl,i,ui, SNUt:j tn Denmark. VII, ,Vs:}
ia Norway, $U,0O0 10 Siberia. Ss!,'GU to
Sweden, Si;, ,.:3u ~ South America asltl $G3,
$50 to North lltlln.
TIE NATIONS GUESTS.
Vlle French National guests arrived 10.
nisHt fruul uast0ll. Tllb HcrIslali quests
visit tls Krnyo OF l3aroll 6teuben next week,
, 1881-11-04

And the Great Trouble tho Smart pn.
slcunanh find lii Arriving Nt II Cun-

And the Great Trottb1o tho Enlntt pn.
slcun,nn Iintl lii Arriving nt II Cun-
c1usIOIt.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon Ol',ecr
Frank ncnubGn, Of tho dny rqun1. walked Into
TUG olilcc of The Chief Of Iletaetisss !ca,ttng--
wetf, whnt II was tho o1Iccr wRs Ghy tm,
anxious to !11ul cut. liz Ind found It. hc said,
frisktn1 Hnyly about tho sfreets, and out If
curiosity ~ much As out Of rcrard lor what to
considered hts duty ho ha,l nrreatc't 1t
Eaxo of Chcf-f>ctcctive Currlcr ahd
IT'S posse or o.nplsc1cnt ",1s-coppcrs."
1T irst tho iast.,taMel funcuonarles
agreed with singutnr unann,lty that 1t was It
"what's.lt" 1t WIS alive; thero WIS no doubt
about 1t. It waa OF tho Ethiopian extraction
thnt wns nroyrn by tho tpiur ut ia fncr and
LANDS. 1t coud tulk. but IT'D yolcc. though eoft
ntd fesnlnfno IN ncccnt und volume. was
mt ticetncd nn ihfn1Iiblr guido rs
to Its sex. 1t wore Derby hut upon head
covered with long, kinky hair rnrteI {nuntIlyon
tho left Side. 1t wore an ulster rraehIuR IRON
the thruat TO tho heels. cut nEtcr tho mnnucr of
garments used by masculine humanity, bnr
tuned up closo Under tho chiu. und yet
open enough tn tiieciosp II "etand.up"
CDtlhr and n nuns sCnrf adorned With horse-
s!oe pn. Heow thu ulster nothing showed but
Ii patr Of fcut incased III shUes which would
adorn as well tho inasculine rs tho lemutne
! pe,lnl oxtramlty "Wtat is It, uny wny?' waB the
question. "i'lI lct that It's buy" snld ouu de-
tcctlvc, and "t'll ~ you oncc TINT IT'S
| Rir." chltnc'i In unother. Chief CurFlcr ,lucs.
tunct! 1t as IL It's stx. aRc, occupation, etc, and
II sa.A that It was sir.: that II ssosked ut do
1nest!o duties for famliy living near tho .1ckcy
Tub eourso: md that U!''cer i}can.
rn.e nr na1 adG INV nst@xS ,'as.,scrIgg %en ?. m
womans attire. Tho ponsipruus CnrrIer rc-
MARKED in ail undertono that be could Mt eeo
tAt, creature se!,,Byu the ulster. ueluctAntIy II
, 1881-11-04

Spsctat Dtspateh ia TIE Chteaco 7rthant.
NEW YOItk, Nov. M-1'nttf nrftyetl hero
tntfRy after III absence Of twenty-five ytnrs
from this c.Illntry. She arrived IN the
steanlcr AIgcrta tolny. f1er last appearance
III New Yurk wns In +" II Dasbiera tlu Scv'9-
tla," antl iunlurr,w night she Will have tlle
pltast1re Ut flear!hg tho saine old opera by
tho Afattcsoll trOttpe ut tho Academy Of Nit
sic. lattt, If coMrse, Illus cotato tt. tuake
money. She will Elve tcn concurts during
this t,f0nfl III tills city. atNf will tt1rl, 70 to
tic btfler 'argr etttcs Uts'ngt NIL told. forty
concerts. In stny SHE tc.urrs tn Europe.
Mary efTorts have bccn nude within the
last scn ycnrs by american atMl European
Inatnnrrs to fntiIcn fet TT cO1s1e to this cDtil-
try. u tilrea cu''tracts which sa made with
Mr. 5tralst'scf! were hrokrn t'y llpr, stte i,ar-
Ing forfeit. Size says hle Is 1T present lter
DWn ilnt,AEcr, but whether su will CONSENT
IT, acerrt this offer ut any nf tfle ,,,slsaKers
Wiu d'sil: tn sec'lrc l'cr services Is yut II
tinlter 1f uDnht.
TIL: SAIL: of EEATs
fur Nine. PATHS roncrrts In Stc|nway 1lal1
WIS brEs,m tut(ny. Thu scHlG If prizes
IL ns ft}lDws. Fthnr. FIRST fnw, sec-
nbd 10 '!,tt' rnw fMtns stage. SO; iirat
halc??ily. side t1ws as'd rcar recess. -; ~; W.
r"sys, tncIns stage. 81: sIdr rows nlld rear lt
cess, So; n,lh,sxlp1t ~. \ Wpultcr visited
Stelnwny Hall In tic afternoon md inquired
M!Mt!Mf tlM'e lux! bsen u RUSH Tor sGnts.
The Information WIS Gbthfltrl that the sniu
lla'f not b!en u large tisc. and TINT the HxOf..
t,!any to forcsn tile pleasure 9f l'eartng Nine;
Patti Tile truth Is the public l.ave lt'0ktnt
rfJOll the prEcps ns sElnpIr tXUrhtn1lt ul1tl do
not propose payE,tK tisrHl.
, 1881-11-04
TIE DI2ITISII.

CABINET COUNCIL CALLED,
Aoshos, Nov. 3.-A Cabinet council has
'se' summoned to meet Ilcxt week,
,. CONFERENCE.-THE NoNrs.
sohtetEcrate bonds. after n considerable nd.
ssaet. Ss declined to II u shillngs pence per
ha,, 1ae 81 Jd,nes 0azcttc demonstrates tho
tsu,sowess taaS,es OF the claim of holders Ut Con.
iaeta'e H.. bonds and tlle lntllity of enduayur-
~ H. w. exercise 4 pressure On tue Southern
fe.as ss py thu !1'cans resortcd to with lI,.if-
Is mat success IN the cases ofsovescigu btutes,
'seh ny Turkey aud Peru.
M. rANL1A3tENT.
II. -. ~ contemplated to summon Parliament
Az ~ ~ atspatclt at business the 10Th of Jaau-
x rn'aa " give additional tlmo to discuss tllu
oas!. dlaiculsy,. '0 'A'''"''''
a11's a1rw ti'"cs III ita financial artlclo soys;
heiianop9 a pafs!1'tses Of Confederate bo,,ds Nro
a 'ea "|'' 10 bs entirely due to tia aetlon of
anu v.aae .,t,i prepared to run IN tie prlce Of
est o' a'uoos'a 1t they tl4Ink there IL the falNt-
~ -. .se VENTURE" '''> 'o''''''t'
tha Inc = Daily Seps knows Of 10 amount In
wa wa. a'a'. naas ei England or elsewhere il, a,ly
Tho 1rsa!!a.'le for ttlesu ,utsuhtsyous cla!uls,
jtie. ..'n,lsderacy. wi, doubtless, hau other ltabIl-
in,onaw,s! eo ws!lcli probably long ago absorbed the
''' originally lying here, H.. greatly
, 1881-11-04

!. "a .4,,,,.,,.., ,,,.,r,, ,,,.,,tvC ~. ,,,,,.,
WITH MS ft'S oyEn rnE GETTING Of
MANS fpis DRINK.
Sps:tM ns.natsA "a Csattanau ~ iasta'.
NEW YORK, Nor. F.-Ihe 1'reHetIeo ut Inc
ihts nft.rnn,m hv tIc miller nf thr Sryrnt,,
1,rn,t"at t,' i,,i,i a., ;,,,,,,sas ~, E,a,",.
;eGi''ss ~ "V. ~. "sS. ,, .; -" ssss s,,ss
Neliisinah, tsett ~, Il tn'lnr. WHO Tue bflct
betn killed by ills sou Henry t!,js uftcr.
NM, y ifurry Wrii1cn,nu ,v"s - ,,risnu.r nj,
t' u' Ht,,,,an , !, rat mi stt' val .f. ~
.e Mat',so ot,ee! ,,, o1aa'o; ~ sc',arc!su" o1
acknowledged batt character, tl!cre IL some
doubt rs 10 the CORRECTNESS Of the statement,
.t,II., - .h ,,,,,.,x .,,,,, t. r., :, stn,n
, 1881-11-04
Tho Docltno of tho Old Families OF
Ves.lcg,
,tf..x

Tho Docltno at tho Old Families OF
.yeulcv,
to,,,oa Nh" >r,r,
r,,rhona tbo 1M.,sf I,,,,,EE1nlianv ci,,,ons or
vnn" "ra '~ t1e ,Inarc,,1nrts ~ lin iii M, rl
ntH ~" tor.. -. n,n, 49, to III, 1 ,'a H.,
es. t1', , s y . hs p r. I ,nost xcniis
s.in "au ma f,nn,nrni M,,., Il ~ f;rn"x Gr,"i
~ Ig nn n tnntiS n .ytt,s. ,rrsnIfnt hnr m .wnn
IT. ~ ,,ast ,,n!a,a ~, tiso t,rem I"a1 NJ "
" Thm IS ronrnsntnt!res ~ uf lis Mnruynts. tho
Falioros: tho Ea!Grs, tho EontAtlllls, anu .! pt
1y tngr rt .Hncs III; Mnp.u MSt,.ta, tcs T. ah o @ ~
,, ~ III ,a,". @ r., t' o ,,,,., Ia fr,, t,vn ~,
t.n.;i.s "E H. ~, ~ ,'u.rtni tn"Inso,v"s ,,tn
n.I',tniss1 nru hoonora whio ni1nrs lin ti'o
, 1881-11-04

A IN ly t,sssenger on a New Yurk Central ttain
thruw s1me c'!eh;stnncs frosn ,,,9s oar%andow .,5
$I15 they Were no. recovered;
4 lotger OH tho tIuos Vt ulnke.ssrcot tE)ou.
cooraJo' iaislto,nllro Ut ono tia.o aud tic loador
Ut fusho, III the Wcst. ,,.,,,.
Fraak l.olekp. OF Trenton. H.. str'lck William
with bis open hnuu. which broko htA neck, aud
hv died i.,ktaas!y.
oS an rr.a # ass%ss fE,ass: Il Sss,sa
Illuc Cndrtu, furly grandchildren, aud uGven
grullt. grandchildren. EnuuKh Ut thom wcro
i iy.iivs. 4 Thcy icy " were hound sor Ntrthern Iowa.
For mora thai yrur q, Mrs. Thorn. OF Can-
lstco N. T., has bccn unable 70 spetk ADoso a
whisper. Etlo hccaMo fncensed ut saulnA her
husband. wh0 IL u proecsded temperance nun.
standing ut tho bur Ut u saloon tlpplinx glass
Of b0er and believing that he WIS 9etsi.lx drutik
yotce. 6he Inns nuw full control ot It. ,.,,.
thu only lien On farm ct os whsh 81 ~ NpFfpls 81 hs
Two sons, 1ii VIA cam oi d. .The heirs wantcA u
dvilosl, u, te ct,llrt orluted sals Of the farm:
onsseeSs nSsxs ea s III L as sSs
torl0so MlAttcrs, When tim Commissioners had
absorbed tao entire l'rocsss by 9xpsises: .,,,od
ovor by Il cnured GIRL, ,.itnonR her seh9lars u
hor lnilt.lorL, Il min 10 ycars Old, And lo w9s
shS 5' s e pxt a Chic na as
schn,t hp tisn.'pys nor ce'as'us'a* os tas!s 20
comply with h.r r.xuatloas. thnT :no o. ought @ 70
whlp him, Hnu hs duty - 10 submit to tno caae-
t[5ynlH4lt Without culupIh!nt. .-...
ye;lsSS M 1i:sSssGf Mas II ILL., 'xSsfaa qSs t}
XII wrs pInyl nut III tho douryara ata9ng =
eovy Hf siiowGlrds, aud whvn shv spoke 70
ti,ein they would culls ana light upon her, twlt-
taent i' III her, hands md stroklns thoM. tho
birds, instaad az ,rytgE to W. x..y nwuy FROM
% IsptS &c., S SS say savs ss.
asan. she thou ioek *everai q them lnto i AZ a.