davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-01-04

tfG Offices 6ilDulu DC glVen.t0 W0rkOfY IN tl,a
polftfcal parttcs. This expression of SEMI.
tne1,t invariably brings n sntlo Of sattsfac-
tion To tho fnces Of tho o1t-!tnIers who wcrr
clerks In tho days Of special Legislation, anl
wlto nro willing to sign Tho pay-
roll of the Siato agaln; but to tfe
credit Of Co0k County be It salt! Tint, so far.
bnt ono applicant has appeared from tiai
ostracisctl district for potittcat pap, antl In
ron1ns nlotlt listlcsly waiting for thu first
traln bonhd tor Lake Michigan. Fur
twcnty-fonr hours past tho Nepul,.
licnll Senators l,uvo been inuufttnv
vafnly as to tho Whereabouts of
Jamcs II. Paddock, who Is populatly
conceded 10 liayo n ir,ecl,anfc's-iicn upon tl,a
Scuatc Sccretnrysl,ip. Late teto-niRllt Paddock
n,atcrfallzc(l, alml nh insertion Of tho rcppr-
torfal auger brought forth tho astonishing
assertion That Ito wns not a candidate for tic
placc; but II few nf tho old i,ends SUSPECT
that, Should the nomination b. rendered l,in,
II would bo gnIped downsas sasory norsel,
Dan Shepard, ns aboyo remarked, declared
That lle wns
NOR H. cASnipArE
for the 9ccrctnryallfp or anything else: that
li1 Ind Just come down to sec the boys. etc.,
etc. 1hosn WIN know Dnniel Intimately
state that lle neyer lenves ILLS wnriM corner III
tho Chicago 1'ost-Oilcc Without aanIe III
sight. 1t Is safe 10 say TINT Paddock or
Shepard Will ollc1ntu at tic Clerks desk III
tho Seuatc this session. II Shepard be called
n1ll Paddock. not tic tatter will bg taken care
OF by tho Secretary OF State-eIcct, As to tho
SatAttertsS AlrL16ANrs,
tley swarm, III countless lnyrfntls and como
mil 90 zach: legislative session like seycll-
'tctn-ycar locllsts. No onu cnM tell who guts
tile positions, anu vury fcw except tho ni11ce-
, 1881-01-04

~ " Z VJk3N
GKATEFDf. 10 SCHULTZ.


Special DiifMtsh 10 1hs Chicago Jrtbune.
WAsHlSuToN, u. G., Jun. A.--Ihose WHO
believe tliat tito Indian Is incapable Of gratl-
tutle would have changed their opinions Ind
they witnessed Il peculiar sccnu Which oc-
Cured at tho Interior Department to.tlay.
The Cheyenne 1itycr Sioux delegation, hny-
inE accomplished their business, reuucstelln n
farewell Interview wttl, Secretary Sclurz. It
WIS granted. IT. tIs interview they askea
whether tic report they Ind licartl that le
was mt to remain III tue Cabinet WIS true.
Being informed tint 1t was, tho Chlefs, with
mncll slow Of feeling, saitl they regretted
It; that Secretary Sclinrz l1ntl been tho best
friend tint they. hal ever hnl; and tint,
during tito last four ycnrs, they Ind made
nloru progress In tho white nnn's why's than
ever, atnl with great carnestncss they urged
him, rs q favor to them, to dlsbelteyH my re-
ports lle might llenr hereafter that they were
doing wronE. asthey wore g0itlg to try: to be
good people, ut pcncr, niitl wanted him to nl-
ways remain their friend.
TUT 1Srr'.sArlQSA!. SANITARY cosrEn-
which will assemble here next "Wednesday,
dots not promise srcat results Willie tho
various EuropeaH Governments ase.. to. bo
represented III sllcll way rs WINS oxpectctl,
in rearly every Instance tho persons tleslg-
mated to attend tho Conference arc the rrsl-
dent Diplomatic mid Consular officers of tho
foreign acknowledgements who ccr-
taInly lave no qualifications as exports for
the discussion Of international health. sub
jects. 49,
MAru1Ep noNps. .4
Six nillton o,p hundred md ntnety-two
thousand dollars, worth Of tho bonds Which
reachcd maturity Inst Friday, md for the
payment Of which, with accrued Interest, tho
money was ready Mt the Treasury, remained
outstanding this morning. The receipts to-
day layc bcen about S10o, 600. Tic payment
of tile pensions tomorrow Is expected to
furnish tho means by which portion OF
these bonds maybe redeemed from pawn,
and sent III for payment.
Tt1E FIVE NATIONS
OF Indians locntotl lit tho lnllinn Territory
hive sent n delegation hero to protest against
tho occupation OF OklaiIolAa by Payne md
Ills followers. They aro well supplied with
lli0ney for tho employment Of counsel, md
they ask to DO protected In tisotr occupation
OF lands to which, taUy say they were forced
to remove, n,>d tho untltsturbetl possession
Of which wns gqaranteod to them by the
Government.
TlEE ST. LOUIS c.AaE,
10 ths lrtstsrn Assattate4 I'rtts.
WASHINGTON, ID. t., Ja.. IA hearing of
arguments In the celebrated C,lnuyln case,
Involving tltlo to 2.15 ncres Ut valuable
lanls, largety located Il, tie Central part OF
tic City of st, Louis, by what Is known n>
"tloSulontDn survey" tDois ptacv before tho
| Secretary Ut tho Interior tis afternoon.
Guns. Charles Ewing md s. =. l,urslctte MP
ucareu ~ representatives at ,Iu1n T. Fsni1v.
, 1881-01-04
SENATE.
THE 1fSEINI9tiEIl 1l.HfSEaS,

THE UNFINISHED 1,rstStss.
cpsetal Dt,pa.eh to The Chicago Tribune.
WAa1TtyuToS, D. C., Jan. I-Amon9 tho
unfinished business before tho Senate Is tIle
bill introduced BY Senator Davis, Of Wrst
Virginia, ''to relieve the Treasurer nf the
United States frotn the amounts nov charged
to him and deposited with the several Stntcs."
This measure seems to llava BEEN widely
commended upon n misunderstanding If Its
provisions. Several Secretaries Of tho rrcas-
ury md 'rreasurcrs Of tho Uuitetl States tIave
earnestly cuIselt attention to the inconycn-
icnce resulting from tllea necessity which
now exists Of reporting IN every daily,
monthly, quarterly, and ANIMAL cas,.state-
rnune Of the Treasurer the sums which 60 to
tlako UP what Is known rs the
"rSAvA1LApLE rcSps"
df the Department.. These moneys have
really been lost,--that Is, they hive passetl
beyond the control of. tho Department.
few people, II my, TINT expect my lprl[on of
them Will lie recovered. Nevertheless. by
law. NIL such funds remain constructiyely III
the iontlsuf the Treasurer. and arc reported
by lin With every castl-statc'ient rs 50 much
cash OH hand. All explanation 0f tho matter
is necessarily made with every statement.
The statements arc, however, confusing.
Whit Is really needed, and wl,nt tise Treas
ury authorities haye for years Deen recon.
mend1ng, IS authority for tie Register to
OPEN a S1:w SET or HOOKS,
upon which the Treasurer n,ay be credited
. with tie amount Of the unavailable funds,
and with such losses rs occur from time 10
to time through 10 fauit OF Ills owl.-tl,0
respective amounts being charged upon the
the same books to the persons, Suites, 0r cor
.fnt.
, 1881-01-04

W.x,t1xnrov H. H.. lam .-.1'hs t,hr3s,
ttoncv ,lirorrp scandal ia 5,rn,i,ol,v ,,nvntn,,
tnv nnit thcrc ia uo,y n ,,rfsnrct lint il,os,
win rnycI il, sortol scnsnttnrs wtl1 In s;,tis.
Int1. M fnr there hns t1ec, n,l ctrort to ann.
rrcss nil nnhljclty. Int t,or,,on NJ thn ,,,stI-
,l,utly taken IN New York wus furnished to
tlu Associated Press last night. rlis ILL.,
formation corncs through! j. N. Oliver, cu1,,-
sci for Mrs. ChristEancy. 1t appears tint,
when Giro wns importuncd to turn over the
letters OF Mrs. Clristiancy written to himself
to lsinod, he retained few 0f them for self
defense. These were produced in tho
EVIDENCE taken befora the cx,ntler
In New York, an.l copies taken, ont Of which
was given Gael, to Oliver and Il. G. 1ngersbll,
COUNSEL for Minister Cl,risttauey. -!
+: THESE COPIES ~;
ure written with tyne writer. and aro pretty
tlosely runrttctl. Thp originals nrs IN tln
custndy Of tI1e Clerk OF tho District Court.
mud viii not bp ulycn out unit, the cusrcoule;
NJ; far trlul-per,,uns sp,nc it,nu mkt ,unutl,.
Mr. oliver said lust night that these letters
are not Of n kind 10 crtnInate tho
writer. but they aru ycry gushtnE.r'
and will show n great deal Of, slijy
iu,llscrctlou on her 1E1rt. It Is pretty
veil established tint Mt ono time t;lrp was
yery much infatuated with Mrs. Ci,ristEuncy:
oni nrtua},v offered l,ar u,arri,re II, cnsnAI,e
could obtain n divorce from C|1rtstia,,cy.
This offer she refused, and this rcbutr, To-
nro1,setj t;iro lint In makes -,
A. yEny ,1su.t1ASr Ar-r.cw =,
n,,nn Mrs, Christfancy. wh,c,, wl,ofhor In sol
m, fnr,s or mi. cn,,,,nt fnti IN nltrunt n,,hfc
syn,,mthy fran him. II IL saft nlsn tl,ot ,fr
, 1881-01-04
beneficial influence OH The better sort Of coil.


tion Ill! fof tic erection Of hospita q for tho
hny lrcn selected. plnus a,luDtc,l. nnt, ite
preliminary work Ut clearing tl.o ground and
quitting III thu foundations wlll soon lexin,
TiIp Commissioners ur9o tho necessity Ut
making tlo appropriations available with tho
opening ut spring. In order to ayot,i .tclay
aiui cxpc,,sc. and nsk for 81 900 for library,
tlla only ninount for Which they nut Ii, def
init toltars-anti-cents p]ea,
TIL. KtNprIyo-woop
under tito Legislative pot wns touched Off
S,,ntlay, but tile drafts wuro out af ur1er,
mud tllo thing smoked, an.l not mill to-day
did Tho things craeklo md snap an,t the
warmth Ut tho thing becomo Interesting. lilo
nort,ng train frum Chicago brought il, u
guUdly representations tho Cook Cnultty tlet-
eult[ot,. ttrd tho intermediate t]tchtn0 III Of
country numbers from nil minis of tia
commas wus followed Into In tho afternoon
Nv fin nu,,cnrnnc,,, of n g,nfwart rntttrfton
frpm Bloomington aml n ,nndrum from
miuts further north, Including Cook. rid
,,ntnri.v nj tl,e n,rn,l,crs nr lntI, ttd,,srs nr
INV ~, Tim rrn,,,, md tt,e lnxrar,ls viii III.
1fErty 10 s1nw III, Fl, lin murnny, Tin inv
Inv svitnossctI
40 END or wonx,
mil tonight tllo cor(ors of tic I,clart, re-
mind the 1ooker-,n. very forcil,ly of Tim
scenes attendant upon tho Inst Republican
State Convention. Tho, co,,tcst for the
Spcnkcrshtp of tho House Inns of co,,ryu been
tho uppcruost thing jn tic m,puIur ,uin,t
mud viii continue 50 10 be until tic question Is
settled. Tho three leading candidates, Thomas
Mitchell, u,ad Mock, hnyf, held ruccp.tons
from breakfast to midnight, will. pros~
meet of rtuu,utt,,tr lin au,u,. ttinr tn.,unrrow
uu,il tha ,.,uoua In tf,a ovnuit,1 ,,otnr,nt,,,a
, 1881-01-04

IFFsNtHFH TtN1FsIFt*1s
WASHINGTON. jni,. 3.--'rIle following com
pRratise statement uf receipts fronl customs,
Internal revenue, a,ld miscellaneous SOURCES.
durlng tho years 1870 atld 1850, hnyo been
prepared ut tho Treasury Department.:
, 1881-01-04
'tHE 'LtHEifcIl0N- OF flEElcERs.

ToLEnHp,, Jan. Sat this ANIMAL Cleo
tlon toaNY tGs officers ct tho 1'rnduce Ex-
clAnBe theieguiar ticket, heated by T.. Q.
uodmpp tps president, WAS chosen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-04
Sc infOrma 4 los cNm-

pradores lie Manteca qu desde Ia rapidA III
blda an e prec'u de ID Inu,rJtd rrIma, gu
nos tcfnadOreS, p9cps escfrpuosoa, par re
ducir sns ulyc.oa h4ctu@ol)s aparlcer 3ar1-
t0s, han reeurrid0 al lsO .r al ihIeriOt hc-
ehas de parties sue.as del pu,co, = de [rasa
hecha de otroB aulnaIes E,t 3 udu' te acic-
. ST. d,uua5 ia 3ud Y i ben ,vltar~e.
La mfre4 "AgQl a c0ntln a~a como sic pre-
Ha side aa. ua a.Guna y re ina % d. sofa
t..u1. .as art smas 2scrri ias le que COS ce-
s.'s e3I malz y que ho cont,ene suSt-ne'a
ext ana
Esta marcu g. veud ra tan blrata c,m que
dc sr venji3o uu Guicuio pnr2 y 20 de p ne
dci4 para t0dos os comp aI3res de Aatt ca
iuiturse eXtrIct4mert1 a ella, V particular men
te 20 com rcjautcs, pues lie otro uodo uan-
10 So des ub"a a ceh nd ie arti int rio
$, Sc enc 1utraf30 con u0l gran eXlsl ncia
de mer-augIs jnveui Aia
ri mut} de n marca "A91il.' es:
40 hay eeoaoui. on c5"prar a mentos
Il 1gltaraQ 3-
AJemas ham4m33 IA ate0. 6I de los com
prSdOre6 h .cla el peso lie los bult05.
Examneul0 cui 3alosameute para conven'
earse de qle Ii N la cautliad d3 Manteca
que 50 comprn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-04
NOVGnaS.

En- Ia imprerta Del BoLETN halla-
ran las sjgu;eI tes
Novena de IL Pnrisima ConeepcioD.
Id. de las Benditas Auimas del Par
gatorio.
Id. del Glorioso San Jose.
Ia. Nuestra Sonora del Carmen.
Id. de San Ramon Nonato.
I'd. de Nuestra Sonora dc los Dolores.
I'd. del Corsz6n dc Jesus.
Id. de Santo Domingo de GnzmSn.
Id. de Nuestra Sonora del Pillar.
Ell mes de Diciembre eonsagrado al
nino Jesus noveEa del nacimiento del
nino Dios.
Novena del Ssgrado Coraz6n de Je-
7us.
Septenario Dole. So 10 ss-..----z---- s-.----z---
Vngen Maria, asociscion de Las hijas
de la Purisima Conception.
Semsna devots la Ssntisima Virgen
del Carmen.
Novena de Nuestra Sonora DE- la So
ledad.
Id. de Nuestrs Sonora del Rosario
Id. del Corszon de Maria.
Il. de Sal Juan Bautista.
Ii. de Naestrs Senora de Ia Monse.
rrste.
Ii. de Santa Rosa de Lime.
Id. de la siempre venerable Santisims
Cruz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-04
FundiciOn.
Taller de nanQusnarla y carreterE0
DE Los SRES
QUEREJETA HERMANOS Y Ca.
NCE.
P 0 \ 9 I

En- este estable imientO, ell mas antique y
acrediledo de 10 isla, Sc construyen toda clase
de pieZaa de maqulnara para lugeniOS de aZu-
car, como cor0nas, ciiindrOs mazas, curenas Y
ruedas de ergranaje, tahOmas, descascaralO-
res V todOs los acceSoriOS necesariOs para ha-
cenjas de cafe ruedas hldrau icaS para darmo.
vimlentO a las tahVn-s, asi como para bueyes
.abalos. Tambien tienen cOnstantementa
cOnstrul das Y en- construction ruedas para ca
,r4tas de las meiores Y blen saZonadas made
ras, cuya s0lidez Sc garantizi /, los precos 81.
guientes, tomsndo dc dos pares ca adelante,
d saber:
Ruedas de pies con fondos de
Rna6os ta.Saoa c"n Zorro de oal9ada o. q par
Nqsp'' ID id d. 80 de- p"5i1' ID As IS ID ID
ID. ID, de ID. "88 i'd.
Ade1oas eSta siempre provisto de los articu
los sgu ,euteS: e)es de bierro paLentes para
carrttas, aradOs para e cultlvO de la cana
desae uGm | j 4, ingleses do herro, frances
ses del pals, subsue.os euchlliaS, Cadena-
para arad iueite@, tondo dc Uarron con pi-
COS sin pcO, yalvula para los mismos, tu-
IBERIA &c hierro para vsp0r de q puigadas,
tes, codOs tfaljes para unlones, reducidoras
tuercas tuV0s para calderas, lldves de bron-
ce con ruedas He Vavula para Clllndros, des-
de a 81 pugadas, estopa patente, estOpa dc
canamo torcido, tOnlllUs con tnercas, de todas
imensi0nes, parrillas para hOrnalas de regi-
LAS, lisus de todos tamafOs, remaches dc
hierro de todas classes, desde hasta | pulga-
da, acero en- gran surtido de todas dimensio-
nes gomas eastica para empates aceiteras
nara cilindros, dc yariOs tamanoS, laVes prus-
oa ue qua para caidera, pIt0s para vapor, lila
en- lienz0 para maquiaara, pintura blanca fina
para empates mlnon en- p0lVo, cobre en- ba-
rras, polyo dc hierro y varlos otros articulos
Ponce, agOsto 20 de 1881 b. 4d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-04
uapEsato Go!lsKaH

Este maraviiloso balsamo sana infaHble
mente las heridas antiguas, las Ilagas, Y los
males de pieruas y de pecbo. por medic
de su iuhuencla las ulceIas viIulentae to
msn muy pronto un aspect0 conyaleciente
y acsapaiecen. Jamas de-4 este ung0euto
refrigerante de producer una cura perfecta
lie las afecciones de ID ptal, los consnpa-
los, las t9ses y el reumatlamo, aun cuaudo
80 IA apeIado gn vano sodos IS deElt.s
remedies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-04
A B A X OS
SOLVES BALAGUER { s. Edicoi6n. J

Este sjiabarlo, a m6s extenso Y CO.
rr8cto 90 los usados de tezto en esta Ia
g, 80 dete.sa eu "a Imprenta del BoIE-
TIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-04
Corn GeWHRea1o
RENIEDIO INFALIBLE PARA LOS CALLOS.

Tengo e honor De poner iutrado p1bico puerorqun
epecfoO tua Corn CURE arriba deIo dcho lnta
be de hberse usao mas de haber De
ja1o de producer resutado que recon eogo ama
infalbe
Cada rasquio levn e mo1o de Preco 30 cenavos.
Los Sres ne'o armac6ulcc qniens hemos gandes "e
uentos puede dirigr pedido al Dr. +. Pima Agnadla
De todas las prGcpaes }0'jcae 2e l~Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-04
SOGlEDiD DE SOCORROS NUTU0S.
de los amigos del Bien P6blicO
DE
=. Juan de Puerto Rico.

COnsecuente acuerdo de la Directiva fe-
cha Is del actual, Sc c0nvoca In general para
"a jnnta que tendra lugar ell II de dclembre
,roximo EN- los saiUnes del ''Circulo Catder6n"
Gale de ean Jote mum. IA las doce dc dlcho
ma cOu ei til ue prUcoder la elecci6u de
los ln0viuuOs que nan de eompOner ia Juuta
Dreeiiva &c esta Sociedad, en- el pr6ximo
a no lie loo!.
Lo que 3, haze pdbiico cCnforme al articu o
63 del lteglamento interior, suphcando h los
sehUres soclos Ia Iuutual D. isteucla.
Puerlo-k CO 20 ue noyIembre lie 9Sl.-El
Presidente-FELICIANo FUERTES 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-04
rDueil;l OcaSiOn!!

Eel que suscribe ofrece de venta
t0dO eI muebIGje de SUI casa-habiIau u0n,
entire c. cua. hay TN magnilico PIANO
de la fabrica dc Pieyel y dos CONSO-
LAS doradas. Tambien Sc reaiiza to-
do ell servicio de mesa y cocna.
Para pormenores de precios E ms
pecci0n de dichOs efectos dirlgirsc q la
Gale de San Jus,o mum. 2, altos, de II
4 4 de la tarde.
IA. j. c. D'AZEVEDO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-04
Manual de CtCIn8rO.

Repostero, copftero botillero, con
81 manual para triuchsr y servir tOda
sIase de vlsndas
Imprenta del B0LETlN Is cts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-04

Regsla especia 80 idem de so. ..S ~ .
Conchas especiu.,s Ell idem de 50. -. 40
ldem c0rrieutes 81 idem de 100 w 30
hegai.a de LonGl5s especial en- idem
de 100. ............ IS
iden idem corriVnte en- idem de 100. 80 .
ldem sobreAas,. i idem de 100 -. 30 .
idem couchas e. dem lie 100 400. 30
OOnchlta- en- ldeu de l0U. ..... 70
Me.lanos en ijeE. de 100. . 20
Mi4Af en- paquet, lie 80. 0.... II :.
terslias N paqu, IS dc tabacos
70 paqnetes por. r................ ol e.
'icadura prens IA en- paquetes de
uIA NOR $780,. ...--...--...-.-. OF
ldem SIN Drensa~ "a potes . . 50
ldem sGeta dol as............... e. !5
Idep zebra pare EA............ OF =.
CEarr.iC3 con pIcadura hebra, 25 ca
let'les por. r...................... OF
ciO cOrrlente a pre0IOs cOnyeuCIOp8las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-04
DaImau y Can't
COnISlOlISTAS.
42.-SAN FRANCISCO.-42.

Acabamos de reciblr una partida do vino
tinto superior BARRlS que detallamos en- me-
dias pipas cuarterOlas.
WHO'S generosos de la acredita casa Dali
MAU, dc Sites (Oataluha) cajAs lie IL botellas
surtidas en- Moscatel, Macabeo, Garnacha
superior Malvasa.
CHAMPAGNE marca Lous Lambert
Reinc", caias de IL b0tellas 242
ACEITE relnado superior del campo dc
Tarragona on alas do II boteas
VINAGRE de IVA en calasf gTratones
0OtellaA
VINO de pima elaborate en- Agnadla'
ATENCION. -GranajJs0 magnihco sur
lido lie Almanaques do pared para 10 w.
IN le que ss ti,tugu4n los con baFOmetF0
Tern6metrO los para 80 lclna' con re-
y para dvn.
r0r docenas SO hace un baen aeScaeuto.
CONSTANrE uc ido 30 pHpe espahol
2', b. ~ y s., rayado oiAnco con
JArbAs
lDEN comecejel euadroula y para euentas
auTluntea.
HoBREs olaucos y de coI.reg, tolos Ia
naloa,
YENTAS AL P0R MAYOR \ Memoir
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-04
IE LCo FALCIOs COKRILNTES CUE TIENE EsTABLECIDA7

CISarriA>e gruesos en- la cldee de pa
pei que &C quieran, de cineo pesos
en sdsl4Gte 40 eAJe tllas por 0l
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-02-17

Governor Neil, of Idaho, represents
that the Mormon polygamists are making
rapid strides to the attainment of power
on the Pacific coast. Not content with
the complete control of Utah, they are in
vading Colorado, Nevada, Arizona, Idaho
New Mexico and Wyoming, and unless
the Government is willing that these ne
farious practices should be thus extended
and made prevalent through all that
Western region, it is high time steps
were taken to prevent it. The best pro-
lection of polygamy thus far has been it's
weakness. 1t has been suffered to re-
main undisturbed under the impression
that if let alone it would sooner or later
die natural death. Nothing would more
surely tend to end it's career than the i'm
preston that the Mormons were becom-
ing any way formidable 1t is certainly
impolitic, even under the let-alone theory
to allow them to extend their power to
other Territories than Utah, and Govern
or Neil does we'll in calling attention to
their encroachment on Idaho.
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Barnes Greeley, brother of Horace,
relates this incident: "When Lincoln
was elected took notion that | would
like to have the appointment of mail
agent on one of our local roads. The
salary was 1000 year, which was big
thing for me. | know Horace could get
me the appointment. spent some money
travelling around and getting recon-
mendations, and | succeeded in getting
what / thought was sufficient | had
letters from number of leading business
men along the route, as we'll as from the
party men, and those | forwarded TO
Horace with letter asking him to help
me. What do you suppose he did? He
wrote back, returning my rccommenda-
tions, with the Information, panncd in his
own hand, that he could get the appoint
ment for me without the slightest trouble
but that he didn't want to do it. He
wanted me to stick to the farm. He said
/ was the only boy at home, and he
thought it best that l should stay there.
wrote back and explained to him that
could be at home quite frequently; that
at that time the salary of $1,000 a year
would help me out very considerably;
that another party had offered to take the
position for $500 year. | wound up by
urging him to help me to the appoint
ment. His reply was this: IF another
man offers to do this service for $500,
and you expect 81 900, that is an excellent
reason why you should not have it. If
ou had 1t the Government would lie
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losing $500 year. In the same letter he
made me this proposition: Stay on the
old farm, and if do not raise more corn
this year on two acres than you do on ten
acres | will give you 800 Not being
in Il position to better myself | staid on
the farm and accepted his proposition
picked out ten acres of as good ground
as had and planted it to corn He plant
ed two acres. When we measured up in
the fall had beaten him just twenty-five
bushels of ears, and he sent me his check
for 800"
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%s:s y sy.1s% %stas Chance %oG I.
offered, thereby always keep
tlg poverty from your door. Those who always
money that are offered, generally become wealthy ;
while those who do not improve such chances re-
main in poverty. We want many men, women,
boys and girls to work for us right in their own
times ordinary wages. We furnish an expensive
outfit and all that you need, free. No one who en-
cages fails to make money very rapidly. You can
devote your whole time to the work, or only your
spare moments. Full information and all that is
needed sent free. Address Stinson Co., Portland,
Maine,
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CAUTION.

DO moi be imposed upon by agents and parties
who are interested In the purchase and sale Of other
machines. 1t has become = common trick for
scrnpulous competitors to get q White machine and
pat it in bad order shat they might prejudice puY
chasers against and in favor Of their hines.
advise all intending purchasers to correspond with
us direct, and we will take pleasure In giving then
the address OF . regular authorized dealer for tbs
"White" in their county, will sfer to sen
them machine direct at special prices and guaraA-
tee satisfaction in every respect.