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, 1882-11-25
Miscellaneous.

4 lady'u train has 20 take the back
track.
TIE riece de resi.tance-the boarding
houus chicken.
The surgeons at the hosi ital report a
good fSll trade.
The radical liberty worshippers have
len ssnse ct liberty than of lie sense
The rn1n rho scissors off coupons Is
the genuine revenue cutter.
TLo printer shorid be .uccessful in So
e;oty, h, "a so accustomed 10 making I'M
weGicna
Et,ny = I,cn is Ike digit. Hi. i'm
ga.tcroe L increased simply because OF
aaiE Essco;ss:9I with ciphsrI.
Whether rou spell it bell or belle, the
thing j, not nA.ur-l production 1t Is
caceely 1,7:po.ition-
In, usyptisns knoy nore about fight
*. neg ttin bafo-S thsir little war. The
,a-isiah ro.di,ac cave .hsrn few points.
Tho sr.-ulstiss .hErps Of Neu York
hc-o ozssan:1ed o TuhDsr ring. The flats
I'll &C. .h1ir sys s1ath Cd 1t.
Cs7-attor. -" What : time you've been
at,at tAst ~, @.I2" Yes,
Ea'1u; be. tse n5u kitchen clock has
=cch lsree nlnssse y
Toc 80 .ninute iaie!" exclaimed the
crs.t Ms. q. "we;," =a the reply,
'I'za ntsea OF Sous clock, for that's three
15.nrt.a l-ts -
Th-so aE-dssi thousand accordeons
are made yserty b. one manufacturing
oo,s,eay, = sariin. Liter this :nforma-
.icn, Is "a sssy 20 po7oun. io- tie immense
rciu1ae CT ssn;gration iowing out of Faith
srian4.
, 1882-11-25
prog sss of the Northern Faciac.

On Wednesday morning the track or the
Northern Pacific was laid TO Taomps'n's
the second crossing Of the CLARK : r"sS, 81
miles from W..lluIa Junction and foCr miles
beyond BeikDap. Crossing will be made On
false worL by Saturday night. The al vance
force OF graders are AZ the .5J-h ihIie, ah1
the 325th mile via he completed about Jac-
Ist. Contractor Dam, working west from
,ilssoula, is pu shiaL construction wsth 'Isor.
Mud and Snow interfere somewhat With
oneratiuns On CIarh 5 fork, but N the course
OF A month the -cgghest places viii have
Dee. :14sz.si p-.1 tI.an th.. ga. h.t:-e-.. tHe
front and Mizsoula viii DC rapidly elo-ed.
The question OF depot sites !. one Of the
absorbing interest IN the older towns OF
Montana On the line OF til Northern Pacific
In Miss,ala II has been determined 9n3
known for some tihei IL Helena It IS deter
mined but rot known. Ia Boz man. the
first old town on the line which knew pros
uerity before the advent oi the road vas
assured. Col Iamborn, laId coIamiSs.cneT-
liked upon the site tJr depot grounds, Foun4
houses, etc, on his recent mp TO the terri
tory. The site selected Is On the east end,
three miles west of Fort Ellis, which IS sit
us.ed a. the head Of the Gai!a.in valley.
Tie company had I section here, about 200
acres Of Which was available for town site
purposes, and z. y. Meadow added his
400 acres ad djacent These the company val
I,lat and sell IS the Northern Pacific afa!-
sion to the town Of Bozsman, reserVIng -
acres icr depot, rouai house, etc, grounds.
and allowing Mr. Meadow to reserve The
grounds upon which his Touring NIL no"
stands. This property vii lie placed "n ihs
market IN two or three months Tie raai
will reach Bozeman early N the ensuing
year, and thus tap the fertile fields OF The
G,l,tin, where farming has been carried on
with rich returns for twenty years.
, 1882-11-25
4 Check On Mcrmonism.

The election Of MIR Sinsis,c IS Desga,e
10 Congress from IDAHO ought 70 cause
good deal OF eInltaiIon among CGr people,
met because lie belongs t. tbs ~ that 20
iitical party, or because he favors ace1a-
ticn, but because he Is Mormon ircE
the bottom Of hIs feet to the top Of his
mead. The Mormon element endeavorei
70 defeat him. He wop, and his winning
; check 10 the advance, IN ;h!S dIrrc-
ZION, OF that blasphemous system called
Normonism. TIE iioymons ha;e the
United States Gore-rmeat with he IN
teusity OF the devil They abhor til
Fourth Of July or anything else that iu.-
bl;es ,a.riotlc feeling The creed Of
HE Mormons IS a system Of mora. filth.
Eoiom and Salt Lake mean tie same. L
IS pool of in:quity i'll the midst Of
lbeautiiai valley. The history Of the nc
,ursei thing has been one long cruelty
md murder. To-day they are spTe@d'Ee
cut -oYaris Idaho and Washington iersi-
tori. They have hall Z thousand ms
sinrsrts at work, scattered ali uver the
void. For year past they have been
mrlti1lY.-s fas;. Hith a herodisrl that
is merci!ess, ;he leaders tax the Nor
mon people until the blood comes,
What for They have long anticipated
taat We should have President hy-and-by
who. unlike Buchanan, and 5.r. Hayes,
might be charged with zeal couTa=e, and
an effort would be MADE to wipe ont tAs
foul STAN upoa the nations honor 10
meet this they wanted money, aud II i,
came To a Iasc las5rt, n.en. An r.tiEl Eas
been made AT last - clean ont The Ia
tional sera-jio, and the II moGs are
preparing TO defy the Government. The
leaders have nearly 100000 year iU-
come, and JLcy expect l. use this III lie
fsEl against the Government. Thy
used much of IL al the last elections, bat!
in Idaho and Nebraska. They proPosa 20
use more Of il in Congress. And that Is
why ii is a GOOD thing that Sing's-r IL
stead Of Aiusl.e VIII be Iiaho's Delegate
IN Congress. H understands that much
work is % be done to stop the spread Of
the foul thing into his Territory, Years
ago Mormonism meant Utah. To-day 1t
means. to a certain extent, Idaho, Nevada
and New Mexico. Deceney demands that
the foul corpse be buried, and We hope 10
hear that Mr. Singis5r has acted as ore OF
the unGertakers.
, 1882-11-25
The Dovan Suicide.

me suicide of young Dovsa, whom
many In th" city, personally knew, vs.,
0' that phenomenal character, skieh Mo.
us' our catio'ity, fully as much =. il
sho'k' U.s. Morbid mental condition. ara
a-i''A9p ply, mors Prevalent among Us than
they we're among our fathers. Thi, ropn,
man vas physically healthy, so FIR a. any
OF aIs Intimate, knew VS.. Certainly abov.
nediocrity N intelligence, was fair pian-
is'' tie had two children depending up
on min, he Was in the possession OF mean,
suhclent TO 20 into business for himself
mad many friead, and to all appe.r,ree
should hsve been content. Whv ,hould
Hs commit suicide We venture to .up.
sess' as rational hypothesis tor which We
nave no other bssi., than a reflection On
certain facA as disclosed by conmsnts
nero and there, that the act was in great
degree thereault OF morbid broodino on
the subject OF suicide. We mar be p.r-
tally aatished by the explanation of hers
ditafJ lnssuity, for the transmitted ten
deuey to selfde,tructioE Is an inteiIiuent
theory a, far IS it goes, out it does not
.ssasss, % ss 80 eeT.ies:l .. 1.:.. Ike this
oas. n minds p.sdisposed to '-rioide,
the fascination ot example is sell
known 10 oe irreei,t.h,s The ma
mis- ior self-destruction broke out among
the =oidiers of ths Eir.t Napoleon and |
sP--.d by kind OF epidemic OF imitation |
un:l 1t shrectened to decimsts tn. shole |
army. And 20 Ws shinS tn, explanation |
Of Dcyan'E suicide i, TO be found IKrgsIy |
In ths constant hEbit Of reading md |
thinking 81 cuicide. We certainly 90 not |
think there vss So inssnity in hi. osee.
The naval "a: u disni,.lIg tho question
is to sny eth popular axiom, taat any
pc-ecn cho cnd3 hi, ors Iifo, Is proven
in,ano bs tho vs1r ~ i,rsli. This Is chss-
table, but irrhtio-al. Fhsrs ~srs Ehilo-
Sopn,-e tnoas II. a.sisnrs rho dohbor-
ateiT esfsn4sd srieiae, rnd .hers lait6r
dlya, oEozg zen rho ssiss. sii religion, !
theec i2er, SUI t1ri7s. Deaoc;hsass,
III oy5i3cs, G'oopa's. cad BFut1s, Rera
notzcls exEap!5s Ehos9 ret. = euicidcs,
ssre Ia 10 7s7 u.cetble 10 insanity. ae-
no aad IpicnT1. - reli g. PlinY, boldly
s..c.red thr ma. oi =.,n 80 take lie oTn
lie. 5sG-sas oTssa acI 49, 6ces lirs Eie-ze
yo1 bTe oiL Dec it notl 20 from
whcnee yoz esfns-
Il is eoubttu. II tho Ints,ss.= Of .oc;stY |
80 Whole, 30 -ot srfsr by the creeping
eztenr.tio7 chica s e-isnied 10 aeasiJ |
sll ssi;-dr"t-oy.Es, sg necessarily OF uL-
-ouad mind. The tea6orcT Is TO nsi,e the
crime ,pDcer iess nd lsFo criminal, mc.c
-ao inos- = thia4 10 ?it- l-,Eer tnrh con
de7ll:- a-5 thus che=D-a the a.actity Of
hu:s1. i,is. u geuii no haitor 30 lot
ssil-1ayT5cr fl; into so-7lhicT Ike its oid |
Gi,repsta. il q On rtheistlc dor.Ia vhicn
aHrf:a ts5 rirr. OF tho indisidrs: 20 ter
lnin,to iie :: rle>cuFa. II il fepulsive 10
cilsistiaR teaching, - gsIi - to tha aa- |
trr,i in.tiucts Of wholesome InsGhoco. |
5ysg2 --- ~7s-Cely :. c.,Tiztirn. but ne !
chir1ed il -itn PgthEEo:as - TO the co.,
ardice % suicide.
'"!hs hinndiah-1cats ci lie sll gene.
- cosl.rd snS-rc 9 do-th-
IN, br-,s mn stiu lives on
, 1882-11-25
TCnny-c-ts-tSc.

ouI.e > throng of re0T.e U;sJscd shs de-
rarss,eat c. rqltiga.91 so, oi Pc, rd's rndsr-
tsaiug estahi:shmeat tina morning - vieE
tire. rems.n- of Ton:my-o-t>-sso.-. -nino-
chi2i OF the Palou.c tribe Of Indr-no-iy'ny
there in staJe, uyoH 4 estaiz!Cae. srrrn-cd
out CT liuc board aaA pa'r Of carpenter.
tres.icI. The body vss w.a?2,i 10 r cogPle
o. 5isok.ts, had lev ornaments 1hors shC
neck. and on the head there -. scr! OF
Tezh1 s1ck somhrero. Tun:m--o-tc-too wss
gi7ea his cuiesus by Wm. Msstcrsoi, lest
e-ezin- about h.lf-2sat f-s O'clock. CON-
j-5 rom Wai.siurs by the lo,r-r ro-d, f-r.
M7stersoa was mHt at pJ,ot stout I'.o
niles aad half frorn Eerc, Is th:c raU
G--.E 11G:ar md two Others VIC demanded,
eat matches, tnen tObsccO, tneI. rTcEeT.
MIR. Master.on refused t. accede 70 shoi.
wishca, whereu7cn the chief made - s:t.e&
upcn him with whip weapon, aad -ss fc,-
loved ~ the other. Naste-sGn fought
.aen, of for few MINUTES, but fearing 10.
ai~ l;;- hc drew his revOirsr aud chot
fornn4-o-ts-too, tle bali entering RIO body
under the Ilf. sgs. anu rrnsiar tora.d tire
,e-rs. N7stcrscu's horse frightened ?. the
r-,crt OF the pistol, started o0 the rur. A
.hg-t di5ssnee from the scene Of the &fray.
c!-7t.-rgp wa net - Mes--'. Ie.i and
'z-r..n, md TIA thrcc retc5Eoi 10 f:nG the
f-t,-r de.d, and see hil comrsdca ocaEH;r-
- k~-z~. TIE r-rtic, returned 10 town,
cad Ma..erson a.ye himssn sp 70 CoEii5bie
Grsqc.v. TIE Ccro,er, DR.. ksu=sy, seas
". Picard icr the BODY which 77aa brought
II la nisnt.
The inqucst viii be held e. ! ooioek t2I-
e-sr,ng. and the eXknination cn i'cuaaJ.
Tns.. t1.ce iudians we're apeus sV-a asTS-
r.. dsrs this weei, and have mhd- ibs-'eei7':
rsvher "irezh." TneY were If Chs-iy z:oa-
Isr', rrcccry Yesterday, aRd iris racTnt-2- 10
n.ic,,. a Ti-tol he had n the p9crss oi , cen
,yiioh va. hanging on Tn. wall ,cas vhe-s
the IrJispa .at about thc stovs. H7 feels
csrs.iu that they aioIe is. Many lralnss
v,,;,rd rtc.rd's today snd vj.aod tee 20
nat. ofthe Chief, bss ssTo no aga aa 70
hoy. they rer>rded the mEtte..
, 1882-11-25
District Court

The Grand Jury this morning reported
the findings in five cases, three true bills and
two not true bills. A trne bill was found
as=inst Geo. Dufey..for forgery and Rey
nolds fc, murder. Not true bills against
Mclaughlin, charged with forgery, and
Jams. Griffin for assault.
Tas Grand jury made examination OF the
Auditors books, the Sheritf's books and the
j.iI. They viii report On these this after
noon.
Lacy, The man who is charged with steal.
ing : wagon and hot stove, is On trial this
afternoon.
The grand jury found true bill against
Harry Nesbit, who was engaged in the az
fray in which Gus Allen was shot and re-
ceived his death wound. A true bill WAS
found against Leonard Il. Smith, grand lar
ceEy.
, 1882-11-25
Enployment Tor Children.

Anna Holyoke Howard, In the Hous
hold, says: Nothing is mere injuriou.
not to ssy Euinoua, than a constant sy,
TEN Of repression with children Don
do thi,," 'You mu,t not go there" ..Yo
cannot have that" etc. 1t is chilling {
the youthful euthusis.m, cramping an
dwarhng to all his fscultie4- Childre
who dsily and hourly hstsn TO such in
functions, who Are checked In all thei
efforts and aspirations after what seem t
them - gloriou. and worthy as seem t.
us our higher aims, feel like e1claimin.
IN despair, "Whst may We do7 and if VI,
do not opsn to them ways of pleasant EN-
pioymsnt, We are guilty of exercising TO
ward them real cruelty.
Active children are generally healthy
and Intelligent. The disposition to ince,
SAINT movement, noise, mischief or frolic,
which is often 30 trying to wsa,y mothers,
Is only The expenditure Of . superabun-
dant nervous force in the child, which, il
rightly directed, may in time make him a
powerful agent for good in the world.
But what is TO be donel We must have
peacc and qcist in the evening or we shall
he unified for the dusies OF the morrow.
keep thsn happily employed for a little
while x7d tken send them to bed early,
and so take your rest and -nrreation after
they sre asleep.
SoIns place their blia In action, solne in Ease,
Tho.s call Il pl..sur. and con:entnent these.
Children certainly place their bliss in ac-
tion, and We who snjoE rest after labor
murt Dc patient with them.
I know a mother Who aluaJs has 1T
tie play OF story selling or reading with
her children the hour before bedtime
On Sunday shc and tkeir father each de-
vote pc-t OF sho dny in walking With
ih,n, ard readlns TO them IN books suited
to thsir entertainment and improvement,
nssd hardly r.y they are among the most
int-Iiisen. sui promising children OF my
GI7e children something pleasant to do
- 70 .hiat ebout, : block house to build,
. Puzels 70 put together, paper to cut,
bubbles 70 Llev, C. -tick to Ehittls, = pic
tass TO E-iat, oT 30 look 1T. = top to spin,
Dough to nEio into cakes to bake for
shernsel7oa, iittie b.uo.s TO .usep the
doors.ouS, 6. rhse,oarror md little
chJsi, 10 zig sand, saytA;ns TO keep them
buy snd happy, fof I bus7 child is a hap
py shild, : hsaith. onild, and if you have
.;;5haiy managed ..is employments, good
child.
Lei u. 20. Feprees any God-given facul-
tis-. bat cndes7or to turn them into such
crod an6 aealthful ch-pnels Al viii enable
tom 20 Go sest sarvice ior God and hu-
raaaity. 1t f. not waste Of time Tor pa
r.r:s TO .oa theif soTk ions enough to
pot ehill, 10 tcll hin story, or play a
gam9. When parents take time
frorl worldly thoughes and plans to criti-
vats G syE:F.:hotie friendship with their
children, ana ea,a other, they are doing
= sooa Gor.E, ard IoHins seed that will
spring Ip snd bnng forth abundant fruit
thst III simply repay tho effort, time,
p.tisncs or relf-sac.i6cc involved
, 1882-11-25
Pig.

lAere is scarcity Of pig In our market.
ana 'his pleads tor more Of the porker in 80.
riculture. Farmer lie Due mad. ..ro,,.
effort In behalf OF the pig in farming. He
issued swinish boob, in corn-colcrsd Lane,
proiGseiy illustrated with pyrotecbn;c,, a.,
Cravings Of all the diseases 4 hog is heir %
cholera, cholera-infantur, the twis., h..
tai, crrmps and ali that sor. of thing In.
deed he spent money enough on thi. hog.
wash to have peoPled Washington Territory
with hogs. And now it remains for or-
larmers TO follow this up with some or,c.;c,l
effort to increase the breed and popu,,ti.,
q hogs. We know that generally sDsskinv
the hog is considered an honary Gus, when
compared with other domestic animal. h..
II lie Is properly cared for, nurtured and
educated. there is good deal OF him. What
can be more fascinating than a I,rg, b,,5
some dining room, IN the middle. An admir-.
niy set table, about that, dozen gue.... and
P7rehed hish upon the central platter. fat
Juicy, porker, complete IN Ii. architecture, !
Z lemon N his iaw, and done to a picsfv
lie ought TO have an exalted pi.ce in ,1Ti.
culture. He gain. pound of ie.a from le.,
iooa than either a sheep or a beef. Tor all Of
the OLD r-G5t.ope uUr tee.,ur'o Of Uo.,.. =, !,
,I.-.----.,IfI, eats Ike nne-" A wr:-
.sc who has studied the hog sgricuisa7aily
says:
II it takes seven pound, of corn on the
'verare to make a pound Of po.l. as % NJ
tonUt the case, the farmer begin to ,e5 she
economy OF exporting one eorad Of ao.E,
J4con or ham, instead o, eevce Socads Of
,5-E. Inc difference "a c1-s OF hsizat |
a.ke, - fine yfofil OF itseii; bends, the
,cIEi Of rlez. is usually wZth ricTe shtn
.,-sn Tcgnds o. corn II rh- fUzci7r r1,rket.
RI production O: pork shoDid be ercy,rsssd
y tEr further consideration shat Is ccrfi.s
,, 5sr o! tie valuable constituents cf tire
ri tnsR neet The fat 7is contains o,Iy
h-ss-foar'h- as much mineral n..tor per
.vS. o. rra faL ateeF, ,ni only sCo-fgfrS |
y r7rch niJrcgen rer c~t.; rid sE--,'e-. srs
.,n1uc.' - x tcr oi n0rh on tte fcr- viii
.s-Tr Gf 11.- . itJis mGIs th.n a.l: ~. fer
iiitT c7rr,5I off 81 IN. cf h-s' Sosiles, |
tan ri heei VIII require r-ar;s "a scr rsns
rors 20 rro3uce il. Thia gre II scaLd
.rI3n"rE tTe comparative effect ci EC7iuo>as
OK sGi beef. Il i5 'hrN evident shF- =
;g rhonid hsve h;Ih ni-c- 10 uu: ,cnerl-
ur, lhorid DC fass--.d ic ssSs3 vHs; his
l7suihhcl -tuGjes snd ru-nsjj; his 6i-o.sss !
are'l.iy noted md Treroutet:. p i il 49,
iost profitable neat-prodUcinc frin-ai OF
Nc i'rr7. The p,- is Al ercc;isos sG;n4ct
- the ds.ry. tLTaing al i>fnsa rSiiA aht
ven vrsy Into cssb. :. :, = ti>r Of or
nest exports. 80 let Us tGe him V,Sh gT.st
confederation.
, 1882-11-25

BorscH-H Judge WiDgard, 10 senten-
cing Ed. Boesch, made the remarks as have
be.a published. they were far from being
either pertinent or Appropriate. In the first
place, Judge Wingsrd must have known
ira. Ed Bosch has been An exceedingly
bad egg" Is the boys say. has quite always
been under the surveillance Of the police,
and If xe remember rightly. in prison before.
II any sympathy wss extended by the Judge
it Was sad waste. In the SCI md place, the
terra of sentence, Is months, knocks the
I.nieDt argument all TO flinders. In Oregon
shs p,nslty for selling liquor to indians is
Ten dollars fne. /; appears to US. that if
leuisncy was intended, but for which In this
cs,e there WAS no excuse-Boesch should
hsve hfd three months. We think Judge
ning.rd applied the proper penalty to the
,ourg man, # not 20 his crime, and that
there was no occasion for any sentimental
IAN about il, a. has beer reported
, 1882-11-25
EhisGing.


5. :. BGEe.ln.
The resnli o; the e.tc,ioa has caused
many poor fellow 10 wa-A Up and down
the pleasant streets Of san Fr-nc.sco IN a
whizihlg humor. WhisLLg IS described
as the "mhalng aad e1hsllu5 II The
breath, and IS known = the best means
fOr developing several ezra inches Of
space wherein the lungs may perform
their proper functions. TlIs eonzgla,oTy
information should coni II the d.scluso-
late whist!ers. There is hesl,A IN whist
ling that comes as = restorative after the
debihist.Hg exercises " an exciting point
zeal campaign When We RON hear ulaa
whistle Oh the streets, We may know what
Is tLe matter w.,A Lin lie Is u1uris,-
inc ms somewhat exhausted constitution
af,erthes:nin Of auaTduuus pol.,Ical csn-
Paiga. He requires re,urecaloa trum
.be weakening eif. els Il Gisagpriatment
'' N, III ,hr droSsy syrars OF ,hs Ess. 81
could medicine h.m e a.ain ' 20 t!,st great
.'pe which he "cw d yesterday. But
Nhis,iin- has s;roug reeupersuye powers
An English poet ~Iites of oue who
'.wh,Stied when he wsa, :Er want Of
thonchr" Our de:-at { candidates, on
the other hand, whistle as they 20 IN an
eAgberanca Of thought. Dil no popular
isy attach to each personality Whist
Ing, says ano'her writer, Is company
Tor lonesome person. When Uncle
T1'y" WIS rejected IN his proposal Of
marriage 20 a lady, he "v,5s'led. An
other winter las sam,Jar.L ;o say con-
ce.uin. those v4o whsle iH -rsysYarjs
TO keep Up ,he:r cru@ec Nhs;i.as is
heslyay. I. opyra,ys gzh,l,7a.ia-IJ ug.n
the lungs, provided .ls=y-, ;ha.
1t is sufficiently .eag coal.au,d. WHIST
Ing IS nuisance, but uud,r Ger
tan conditions it may be paTl0ua6.e. IN
oLIo4Ious public speaker r4. ha whis5!ed
down To the relief oi Al intelligent audi
ence. Bot the wai,tliug Of toys Is not
quite as acceptable TO aellcat, ear
The grea; trouhl, with wh.stlsrs j, he;
they are invariably ous Of t,ur. Th,ir
voices are by ro means fu.e-..Ac although
ou.a pccullsr key. Csn ladies vhistiei
That Is . sazst.ou raised IN England.
Yes, they en-, If iLey want Co.. Bat il it
the proper thiug. Isis claimed among
the latest Of ''r;gbts which Eagilsh ladies
deuand. 1t IS gavo.y asserted that the
forhidl;ur os w,n,,n to whale so coll
Genn thelu Jn the profession of Perr'a-
n,ly narrowed chests. That e lady
who has i.o; tie III; Of soag' u..ght take
10 the pastiIne Of shis'lirs IS the only
musicsl performances ,f vL-ch she IS cIpl-
BILE. Tia. It wouia Pc a so.aco IN her
lonesome hours 1uat she could tram
herself 10 whistle IL tune, aid after no
dlscoralnt ra.es. 1La, in her Erlod,"us
efforts shc could Rot only eon5uee 20 ths
healthful expansion cf her ch-,t, but lend
4 new charl 10 Gsr voice Tl't che
Nigh. even. by such diversion, Become =
singer o.: rrm=gk,,'le Sweetness tbs /.
not IN American d. Thee = nothing
Of Yankee Eat q about L. / - IU.-
thernrre advisable tn.- the practice Is
not commenced IL th:s country u"'il
the result IN the cd country Is Eraah.y
known.
, 1882-11-25
1oSs-y@-sS-tc1-

The ce.oscr's iacreAt In shs osfe !"
T,-n--o-k,- eeo-ths IpdIrn lying deAd s.
p;c.,i', undertaking e7,.eh-hmeHs. Vas neia
s,,Drd.Y ersn.ns. The following s she YER
di.t:
I'VE. t.. jur, srr,noaed 70 ssf..' before
Dr 4. &. H.7zsy. c--O-,r Of Wais ~
cnncsv. ". :, e ths undertaking shop OF
Tobn P,csre, os the iets d.y OF Novemoef'
Iss-- :, ;be lear o. ! O'clock Z. NJ, 70 IN
ou;,s mo Tn. csrsc of the de.sh CT 50
ird;,n found Iy;na desd Oh Dry Cresk eno
-,o,. IN IN. sd undc-talers shop. afser IN
ting IN. holy snt hearing the es!dence
s5suo.i. frd .t.s hc c.Ine 70 ms de.sn y .
gnn-.bo, yorcd fro- s,ssci IN tso nAno:
=; UiIIi.a 4. Mssser.on, md saas 'ee ssin
It.,-.,.o. Killed ssid Indian IN seN-detense
.,6 va. ir.tif.bl. n 70 doing.
lSignedI
7. REyTLE.
HENRI C. RoTr,
y.yzs A. r.y.Hsh,
JAxEs A. MEssEsGEr,
C. ". IRELAND,
JOIN BRYASr.
Yesterday .ft.rrcon sbou. 4 O'Clock sae
r,s;,r, q, III. Pslouss ribs employed =
,..m-.er to transport the bcdy of TonHy-o-
too 10 hi. fcrrsr hone, where h' viii BE
! b,,,;ea With ali the pomp sad circumstances
O. the rsce.
, 1882-11-25
,ii SSrtn.

Ea'-'d H. P-sia has 900 billisrd
4.
I2s's III 1900 Sunday school .choI-
Z" "A S.' III S,-.c.
..aas's,er, Y, 7, p,rchan. i. seven
''.''o .rcA-, n h.1.ss
,'.s- Era,a.., gp7rp ha,, gone
'-.,' :. l5,na t=iD,.l." this -ear.
Is sn-.aara li,i3.ais psy.bls in
"a q. y vrulber, assre.sts q. 2.5S3,-
aIF 'rioaraant q s-peD.e- Tor
Il Nss i'r1 CT, i. @2S, 81 900
81 S7n,rro for 1882.
u. 8crI-', q Non.os eorq,y. Ga.
'''ea'Y yrar-, i, til, hsUp, f,rher Of
Ta.'a arri.ed fev is.s 500.
- :7r;is. va!eaing eco pound. ~ss
-s'ult- Ia Ts;- ii CsDC Coz,
ser tken u ihose vctsrs.
s''a'1C: cgunt-T editc- in Ken
-ie,s his gaper tgr si- months to
-=' sA' vi send him the largest
Ial7eraiJy hs. found among its
-, he NLy oiEe-s to be one of ten to
''.,''9 TO its endowment. or to give
'>'a Of The sun, ho=sver rz;.ed.
-. - serted ,h-t in the three ycars
-',o ;here were no fe=s- than
;s' destroyed sY FIRE, or partly
=. .',2s II $50 desths. and atoat
6ea'srr Of Tsnpsins county,
80, - ave no.ed = ths:r cooler, upward
:--' ','' io.eaa Of ecgs .oqh, bought
-" IA '-a:a=-, sad which are being
- gar g-:.cea.
ss, s.I5..,; .--'-'i Ti:A Forgery, plead guilty il
$50. cJ--. f..
, 1882-11-25

Herber. Spencer 1aa Astonished to End
&C much rucrs civili1.,ioa in thi. country
than hs expected The philosopher evi-
dsrtly attended the grand deg fght" in
Brooklyn . fsu night: <se, In which
SIS 0S i, sid to have changed hands.
No-riso,cs Herald
, 1882-11-25

TIE ToTE Is WHIrMAs.-E. H. Sullivan,
Esq, sas letter from ColfaI, from which
he kindly allows us to take the follo~ing
.ztr.cts: "Brents lad 50 majority. Hof.
sina uss oes.en in his own county by ZIG
-ct1.. He kept pace backwards with
Ellsworth who wss beaten 242 Smiths
zc.ioTit7 We 10. The 8 lowing are the
.sslis fer Representative: Talbot III.
9arp-r sSS. Copley Los, Hoover l,336-
P,cssz - . majority Of 100; Marsh. Sheriff.
~; Reaaasv 500, Kincaid, I9s. Ali the
G-1lccr-t Commissioners elected. Crawford,
ScEsoi SrDsrilterdert, I5s; BrattOn 40,
.,foi,5-d iS2, Iiringstone 2I3, Conrt House
q, 5el Sc, 10 1916.
, 1882-11-25

RypVzIoE Is ,zs PnIcr oE CoAL--Gen.
r.nasss -, ie-usd q circnisr Letter an
.o1scips rsiuctioa + the price OF coal
Esrs.fs.,, .as Prioo here is Wallis Walk
viii be sll.cc I-r ton ci 2,zi0 pounds, hy
III, CIR lead. Gs.. T-nnstt has made
.ssnts for tho ssis .. oosl Of all tbe railway
agents in ,hs upper country. outside OF
W.r. Walis