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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11

Prov. PAGE. 1T Nebraska. who has
just been prospecting through the
Northwest, j. ~ the opinion that the
period IT severe storms which have
rayagrd the country of late will con-
linue for six or seven years yet. after
which there will be- n calmer period
lie thinks the construction of caves
by people who live on the prairics rs
y place of refuge from cyclones and
billiards. j. good thing. AMI one that
Toes not Indicate cowar,licc, but the
prccautiun of wise man.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11

N recently speaking IL the Kellogg
Indictment. Brady j. quoted ~ saying
that be- could give the names IT fifty
congressman. Democrat. and Republic
rans. who secured expedition II routes
~ the request II contractor. and to the
VpcnSc IT whose recollection the same
contractors were large contributors, hut
hat none II these contractors or Con
srcssmcn pail him BRADY anything.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11

The iailer at Tuscoh, Ara, was mur.
dered recently by two inmates of the
prison, who had by some means obtained
pistols and key that let them out Of then
cells into the corridor.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11

The map Of the definite location of the
Northern Pacific Railroad through the Rocky
Mountains section has been approved BY the
Secretary Of the Interior.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11

lev. Dr. O. B. BoYSTox, Of. Clncin
natl, a welEknown Congregational minister,
who was Chaplair Of the National Hdsise d
Representatives from 1865 70 $780, led 70
Gently, aged " years.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11
CURRENT COMMENT.

TuE-foriy-iifth Catholic church in st.
Louis was dedicated by Bishop Ryan
recently.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11

nunureu years broken her peace ana destroyed
her order. -
5. English government in Ireland does not
allow that portion of the Empire an equitable
gland oae-tweIfth ct the popuIation votes FOR
the members of Parliament. In Ireland one
twenty-fifth of the population votes for
istration laws are favorable 10 votes.
In Ireland they are inimical to the voter.
In England all classes of population are fairly
represented. IN Ireland, the Poor law is en-
ployed to secure to landlords and place-hunt-
ers the Preponderance in the National dele
cation. In England the judiciary is independ-
the people. The Ireland Judiciary Is the Great
ure and part of the executive. and is APP
people. In England the magistracy is
chosen without regard to creed.
In ireland ninety seven Der cent of the mag
liberty are creed reieetea Ss
seventy-eight per cent of the people, and the
detestable spirit of religious bigotry is thus
iegalized ant perpetuated.t In England, laws
creating civil disabilities on account of re-
made under Edward I'LL, Queen Elizabeth,
their successors are still vital 10 torment Q
people Tor whose oppression no statute 10
found too hoary by venal and truculent
Judges
Every measure of legislation proposed by
m English member receives courteous CON.
uderaffon- Any measure. however just
necessary or humane, proposed by the patriot
irish members, is certain Of contemptuous
rejection by the combined majority Of both
the great English parties. Thus the edu-
cationaI system Of Ireland is notoriously
inadequate: thus It Is that evictions
unknown In England. and declared by
Gladstone 10 be almost equivalent TO
aeafn eentfpces, are of daily occurrence
N Ireland, and have nearly Lied
u nve years in spite Of the boasted bepent OF
he Gladstene Land laws: thus IT Is that. al
s2Sneh nccordtng TO the Governnsnt rsturns,
the English population, and only sixteen IN
Ten thousand Of the Irish population, in spite
or the evaporation TO which they are sub-
liberty, and Ireland Is under worse than mar.
ia law The intrepid and PERSISTENT attempts
English Parliament inst and hureane laws FOR
ireland nave always been, are, anc- in our be-
nef must continue 20 be, o failure. Now,
Bcsosue6 By the Irsh-Amerfcsn people, in
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11

THE State Historical Society has received
from Mrs. Lille NJ. Bissell, of Ottawa, the
sword, sillzen sash and army papers of her
husband, the late Julius p. Bissell, who
was Second Lieutenant of Company c.
Twenty first Regiment Wisconsin Volun.
teers during the war.
In the District Court at Lawrence last
week, Judge Stephens sentenced five liquor
dealers to pay fine of 500 each and costs
AT Cimarron, j. d. johnson got full OF
fighting whisky and shot Paul Herzog.
FARMERS in Coffee County are Shipping
seed corn to Ohio.
EXCELLENT pine lumber is shipped from
Arkansas to Kansas.
CORN Is reported to be coming up splen.
didly, and the stand good. 1.-THE season is
at all favorable, Kansas will this year take
the front rank as corn producing State.
The grand lodge Knights of Pythias
meets in Emporia May 18th. nan,
WILLIAM SMELzER, the Wyandotte drug
gist who was some time since arrested for
arson, was later adjudged insane and taken
to the Asylum at Topeka.
THE State Board of Assessors increased
the railroad assessment at late meeting.
A FIRE at Laura, Mcpherson County, last
week destroyed the dry-goods and grocery
store of r. Hall, Woodruff's hardware store
and DIR. Conher's ONCE. Partly insured.
A NUMBER Of artesian wells are being
bored in Smith County.
JUDGE WAcsTAFF recently ordered the
sale Of the Kansas Rolling Mil Company's
property at Rosedale, for the amount OF
SlO6, 500. Ii is stated that the purchase
viii be made by a company who ere able
and capable Of putting things in running
shape.
TIE colored mems skating rink at Tope-
IA was destroyed by fire the other morning.
Loss about $1,000; insured FOR. 81 800. DIR.
Milschick's residence, which stood close by
The rink. was also destroyed.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-10-06
THE NEW NIAGARA.
A Syndicate Of Capitalists Have Par
chased the Great Shoshonc Falls
and will Convert the Surround
ings into Magnificent
Resort.

Through tho Enterprise OF well
known citizen OF Wood River, namely,
DR.. w. NJ. Johnson, a grand project has
matured in which syndicate OF capi-
talists, including Messrs. @. ii. Dewey
and J. ii. Creighton, OF Omaha, and Mr..
w. A. Clark. the Butte banker. This
company has already begun active OPP
erations in furtherance OF their great
scheme, and Mr. T.. b. True, OF Wood
River, has been engaged and already
sent TO make extended surveys Of the
situation.
The Chicago papers are speaking OF
the Shoshone Falls as the coming sum-
mer resort and there is every inducement
In the way Of magnificent scenery, gor~
geous cliffs, crags and natural surround
ings to make this wonderful place.
Mary have mistaken tho Twin Falls for
the Shoshone Falls, which, by tho way,
are located three miles above the for
mer and grnndor In every respect. The
Omaha Herald has this to say OF the
situation
ssThe Snake liver, which rises in yell
lowstone Park. and runs through South
ern Idaho before turning northward to
empty into the Columbia, takes Its
course through over twenty miles Of
lava rocks before it makes its descent
over 2i0 feet, in u vast volume at Sho-
shono Falls. The river at this point Is
fully 500 feet wide, and below the falls
rams for three miles towering walls, from
500 10 900 feet in height
Boats have smiled along this stretch
and shouts and music nre echoed aud
| re-echocd time and again with beauti-
full effect hhe Twin Fails (Which would
OF themselves be considered u second
| Niagara Ii the big falls were not so near
are located Mt the lower end OF the three
mile stretch from the big falls.
There Is plot ~ Il few acres OF fertile
| land with clear, cool spring and n
grove OF trees bordering the falls and
upon this ii Is proposed to erect large
and substantial hotel. The syndicate
have purchased also the stage line which
4 runs TO Shoshone station, tho nearest
| point which is ON the Oregon Short
Line, twenty miles above.
j Very few people have seen the big
| falls except at q distance, and these on :
| ly in the last six months, because TO
approach IL lias been necessary to blast
| II why through tho lava beds which en-
| closed the falls.
/ The gentlemen who are developing
| the falls appear to know what they are
about and with good management can
and will make the Shoshone falls ono oil
| the greatest resorts on tho continent
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-10-06
Prospecting.

They whose lives tanner burdens bear,
Secure within the citys fold,
Know not what senturous Spirits dare
Who seek the yellow temptcr, gold,
IN many trackless solitude,
And many danger haunted path,
Where rocky gorge and thicket rude
Screen the fierce Indians savage wrath.
o, life Of peril, Wild and free;
And restless as the sufgne seas,
Mans daring nature finds In thee
A field for all his energies,
Tho enterprise that fears no fail,
The perseverance sure 20 wait,
The danntieas courage daring ALL
The stern resolyethat uonqucrs fate.
Find a eonsenial field In this
Least ignoble pursuit for gain,
Which less courageous spirits miss,
Who in the crowded marts remain.
la this oalm watches Of the night
When all are wrapped In dreemless sleep.
And by the camp fires filekering light,
The aentinels their vigil keep.
How often has tho ambush near
stihed the struggling sleeper ! breath,
And changed, With one brief pang of fear,
The sleep OF life 70 the aleep ef death.
PRosPEcroR
Kstehun, October I, 1858,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-10-06

Sam. Wednesday, an impeennious
citixon OF Austin, was supposed 20 DO
crazy. ann his relatives brought him be-
fore tho county court TO have a lunatico
de inqnirendo jury pass on his mental
condition, his delusion being that he
was very rich. A lawyer proceeded to
ask the crazy man questions in order to
test his sanity.
Il hear that you ara going to build a
$50. 900 residenccf'
1T Is going to cost 100000"
'sYoa don't say sol"
''Yes. and I'm going to start daily
paper with $3.50, 900 capital"
ssYou seem to have SO much money
perhaps you wouldn't object to lending
me a thousand doliaraT
s.ld like to do Il, Judge, but that
would DO such risky business; every
body would suspect me Of being era1y.F
Thn refusal Of the supposed lunatic TO
seriously entertain The idea of lending
money To an Austin lawyer, caused the
fury e. decide that Sam was IN full pos
scssion OF his reasoning faculties. Tex
a. siltlngs.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-10-06

II WAS poker party on River street,
and big JACK pot had been opened.
There were evidently big hands out and
beta and excitement ran high. Look
cr hyer. Gus, whoifor yer rise dat pot?"
exclaimed Mr. Tootor Williams. .'Neb-
bier yon mind. 20 call Il 20 isn't afeerd
yes. 20 eeli. reiortrd Gus, suileniy.
II won't call; rise yea back" said Will
liams, whose vertsbras WAS ascending.
.I'll rise We back, retortsd Gns, and so
they went at zach ether until chips,
money. and collateraIs were gone. Dir.
williams concluded to cali. s'whas 20
got niger that yo' 40 all that rising on.
ennyhowf.. Gus, laid down his hand -
ace. king. queen, jock anu ten OF clubs.
''Is dat good" he inquired, beginning
to sixe TO the pot No, dat's not good. I"
saii Mr.. Williams. beginning to go
down into his boot leg. s'whnt yo' got
den.~ aueriee Gus. 1.-TWO jacks aud q
RACER" 'sDats gaad. said Gus.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-10-06

Frank O, Harding. who has accepted
the appointment Of Railway postal clerk
on the Oregon Short Line, will have the
handling OF two-thirds OF the Wood
River mail. aud he assures tho public
that no effort will be spared In rcctify-
ing certain faults and delays in the de-
livery Of mails from Shoshone. He has
already Ascertained that all the Wood
River mail matter for shoshono is not
taken on at that place, but carried on
She cars till the incoming train from
Granger il met, ami then transferred TO
that train. A delay Of two days thus oc-
cnrs Ia the delivery OF Shoshone mails.
Mr.. Harding will put stop TO this by
psoviding separate sack for Shoshone,
aud otherwise accommodate the postof-
ticcs Of Wood River as best he can.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-10-06

Ono year ago II showed considerably
on Wood River at this ttnnc, and many
persons were driven from the River TO
winter quarters In sheer fright. spell
II beautiful weather subsequently set
IN and ali those who remained enjoyed
= month Of genuine Indian summer,
But little. however, WAS accomplished
In real industry during that period OF
time, preceding winter, since team
stsrs and mining operators, A. a rule,
had also disappeared. The recurrence
Of fair weather was disappointment TO
them. and now under the more endura-
bis rain showers, which appear to SUBJ
utitutc the usual light SHOWS, all are con-
tent to remain. in tho expectation OF q
good, long dry season TO intervene be-
tween this and winter.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-10-06

Two cclipses viii occur this month.
On the cvenine n 0etohes 18th, at $50
o'clock. there sill be partial eclipse Of
the moon. visible tn iAis coast. GA
the afternoon az October 50sh there
will lie On annaiar eclipse Of the sun.
ALSO Visible as . psrsEaI eclipse ON this
Coast.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-10-06

Successful experiments have been
made ia cobi.ntx in the training OF
ravens for carrier birds instead of pig
eoss. 1hs latter ara more subject 70
the attack 81 birds Of prey than the raw
ems. The trained ravens we're made
70 ey distance Of forty miles. and their
eertaguzEnee gave much satisfaction.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-10-06

Persons departing hence to spend
tina winter will find 1t greatly to their
advantage TO have tho KEYSTONE adj
dressed 10 their winter homes, aud
friends. Thus they viii he kept posted
on all matters OF business and local in
tcrest occurring here IN their abscnce,
and know just exactly whom to return In
the spring.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-10-06
T.E:.CLOHE(,Y eco.
BANKERS,
KETCHUM, IDAHO.


Transact general banking business
in all its branches.
Buy and sell EXCHANGE on tho leading
cities ofthe United States.
Sell Exchange on the principal cities
of Great Britain, Ireland, Switzerland,
France, Belgium, Holland. Norway,
Sweden, Denmark, Italy, Russia, Ger
many and Austria.
Collections made with prompt returns
ut lowest rates.
Certificates OF deposits issued payable
on demand.
Accounts solicited
CORRESPONDENTS,
SAN FRANCISCO, ...... Wells. Fargo 3 C.
SAIL LAM, sss-.ss.s.+ .sss.-
CnfoAoo,. s........ ......, First National Bank.
Ss3 foak,..,s...,........W Wells, Fargo = Go.
Fs-4-ssl
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-10-06

Watches, Clocks md all kinds of Jew
elry repaired on short notice aud Mt low
rates by Reitf, at More's drug store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-03
aaPnsitlve Cnra


FOR ell those PaiIsSII Complaints and WenknesHe'
SOcOmmOn to our best female populations
1t win cure entirely the worst form Of Female Com
plants all ovarian troubles Inflammation and Ulcepi
ton, Falling and DsplaceDents, and the consequent
Spinal Weakness and iE particularly adapted to the
Change Of Life.
1t will dissolve and expe tumors from the uterus in
an early stage Of development The tendency to cam
cerous humors thereis checked very speedily by its
1t faintness, hatuency, destroysan craving
for stfmulants and relieves weakness OF the stomach
It cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Prostitution,
General Debility sleepleSsness. Depression and Indi'
gestion.
That feeling OF bearing down, causing PAIN weight
and backache s always permanently cured by its use
It will at all times and under all circumstances act in
harmony with the laws that govern the female system
For the Of Kidney Complaints Of either sex TIKI
Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA E. PINKITAM's VEGETABLE co
POUNDys prepared at 23S and 235 Western Aven
Lynn, Eass. Price 81. Six bottlesfor eb. tbyH
10 - rorm Of pills, also in the form OF lozenges,
~ OF price, 81 per box for either. Mrs Pinkb
81 answers all letters OF inquiry. Send for pam
" Address as above Mention this Paper.
no family should be without LYDIA E. PINKHAN
LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation, biliOusns
and toxpiditY OF the liver. rs cents per box.
- by ali Druggists. ga
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-03
RAILWAY Accident

Newport, VT, 2.-Fifteen or more
passengers we're injured by the accident
on the Southwestern road yesterday. two
or three perhso: fatally. The accident
occurred ht slight curve the rails prob
ably spreading By the weight OF the en-
zinc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-03
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postottioe at salt
Lake City, Salt Lake County, Terri
tory OF Utah, on the Sd day of August,
1888, which, if not called tor in
one month, will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-03
Hill.

Washington, 2.-The Hill investigs-
ton committee viii resume Its seaslon on
Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-03
Cholera

Alexandria, 1.-Two deaths from chol-
era occurred here yesterday. T0tsl num-
Der Of deaths from cholera N Egg pt
since the first outbreak of the dl:eAse to
date, II, 600.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-03
Rain.

New York, "a heavy essteFly gale
With rain prevails here.
, 1883-04-07

body nd caus9 L0int. blr cL>'1as'~ lidt i.tIt
Ordinary medi, al treatment II allowed Il
eniiuya q. .unuatuiri io-s affects the vita
1ryen-. wnicl csases destroying di-esse-.
Cnus,,uui!an, diaretes. bn, NJ = disease, iIrr-
dice, ms. u:ty, etc ENoesse-, non use, si.U-',,
inherited weakness. naiHctTi;:Ja, sUiI.al anC
cerebral cumulsirts bring on tie .bGyt fata,
disca-e-. Debility and seminal weakness oh
8. ucl tie Irpor;hnt and necessary acts of HE
ana Their en- ,Oymenis. Cures gusral ts =.
Diseases O; the genito-uri2ary organs, kidneys,
iiver and blsidsi sI.aci.ity- The msnV CEN.
plAiLts aI..t diseases nf va;:.~a speedily cH.e'.
CoaS;,i:stion AZ ah,e or hy letter, iI-e ,nc c"u-
a
RESPONSIBLE PARTIES can aTIang,
PAYMENTS in Lhe same u!slner a. -Ley would
enploy their family physician. STRICT
TST SECRESE MAINTAINED
ONE BOTTLE FREE
Regular size bottle Of either Iryigors.o. -sn;
Tree to snow ti- wonderful properties "i the
greatest iuyiyoratar known to ma,iern scivn
is:-. State symptoms, s,e, ii nlrried, sc.
ORDINARY CASES.
Any recent case OF S;ec;sl or Private Dis
ease cIr-G for Sl1. Remedies sufficient ts
rUrp,will Re promptly sent with full dire ,tion,
AID advice on recript ri SO. All package.
-srurey cby-r-d fr'm oissrVstiIh-
Gal! or sG':rvs- n. iieh:g & Co. Va. ar
ieary st. oora-r Na7'n. Sau Francisco Csl
Private -Rtrstnos i.r. Nissan STREET
, 1883-04-07

rArHAGkS Ii M,IL --Ip srniing pa,k
axes hy riail The iss allows the s-naer to
sri,e r., or hrr ai,:r--. 81 the package. /;
e fntsc.rr'es or l. net c,lled t1r. Il GOES t.
the dead lrtt-g uffi r. and ,l,e name Of The
sender ,.tten ther on es .hles TIE suthori-
ti-s 10 1,tcra IT the p-rson seua.nS on
pre- payment al RETURN postsg-. THIS should
b. Remembered, as som where Al ou. ten
th"assai package tia- !a.l'ns - End own
srs <rs ,,iVsrris,i 70 L~ SD at soct.pe from
thr d.si-l, tier ot;ic-
, 1883-04-07
RxGylIoE:
me Ase Of Fire ard Gravel
RY IsNArIvs poSSELly.

By IsSATIvs DoSSFLIy.
"I.isno: an eIaseerstion TO say that Rag
u.rok' IL ore Of the most original a7d s,I's-
;.y rroiuc.iens Of recent tine-- The t;.!e
of tin. book Is taken from the SesndIns'isn
s.,as or l-esuds. and nleaas 1.-The darkness
Of tie goi,." The work consists OF a char
CT srsurneut. and iaets 10 prove ssries oi
extraordinary tLeon-s viz, that the Dr!:i
age, with i,s vas; deposits vi clay and srAvel,
us decouapcsed r',ck., and lie great rent. N
the ise- OF tue rob, was ihe result OF con-
tact between n, ,sI1H aud comet, and that
the ds!is-ms;srisl w.s cEoUs i to tae earth
t,v tie comet; that alsn lived on the earth
at that time; that he vas highly ci'iiized !;
that ii! the hun.aI family. viii the e1cep-
,iou Of i-w PERSONS Who saved thsruselSes
in c,yes. p-rishrd from the same eaGs, :
which destroyed tire mammoth shd other
great pre-g!acid animals : that tae legends
Of ali the races ct tse world preserve refer
ences TO sad des riplons OF this catastrophe;
that following It came terrible sge OF Ice
sni sno~, OF great toods While the clouds
were restor.ng the wI:rrs 10 the sea, SUD sn
age OF GarkGess ThIie tie dense ciolis m
folded the llobs. These startling ideas are
supported b. an array OF scientific facts, ara
by lvgeni- dia,a froa. al ases and all re-
gen. ot the es.ta
The Eo,k vii, oi course, encuulte: the
hostility OF those gno have de.ose'i then
lives IT, proving tnst all the gigantic phe-
ao.a-aa oi TIE dat, wsre due 10 Ihs actiuI
OF ic-, bnt, whether ar. Dnneiiy mas or hss
d t .s,ab!i.led n,s theory oi the Contact o.
IA. Earth vito 4 comst, ne certainly Macs
many strong points against the iee-theoTy.
A notable part o. the book is its relation /"
the Bio!e. l. CLAIMS tLat the story Of The
destruction Of Sodom and .moTrah, and al
the cites Of the pi,in, by trr falling froo'
h.a;an. from which Lot and his daughters
hid th-mse;ses Ia a cave. Is simply Que ot the
traditions % the prstt age that 20" TAI
ot nan" AMI hi. expulsion from paradise
mrsn the chang which CAME over the con
DIT On Of tine world ana mankind wh-n III,
Dr--gIaciai climste-dur ng wlich, as n
.,oIps,-t, prove, tropical plants srss
Spt.bersen and Greeai4Ed-gave way 10
The horrors of the Ghci,l 3g ; and tha. III
book oil Job Is descrift.0n oi Tire ssr'y
gre t event W. read thai Jobs cattle sere
est Dyed by FIRE falling fr,m heaven. and
hr, children by csc'one>; Jon "aS shut ~
in a parrow moq,a-i cave, 10 w':icir lie and
h,s o. oplc had descenied By TCie.; whll'
the ..arra,ire 81 the hoIk contains = very ac
cura,r description oi III" events OF the Dutt
AZ. aud the cu.u,t Itsr,.
bat uo mere summary can do lns'tca u
this remarkable book Whathsr rrsusrs he-
heve In il o nor, theg ~iii Ind II 'Iceet
ipgly .ut.rraInn Z. 10 tbos- VIII" nave rca,
A;ian;Is. By the sane author. the boob
will be interesting. - tending . csDliru.
the theor,-, of that WORK. For salr al
Post Office book stof".
, 1883-04-07

No CoSSrCrIuS.-frou ri ahi- scarce
We learn that there l-pS~ 10 connection made
with Ihs trs n al Bue NountNin station ior
Cente,vii,a, Weston, OF Pend = on A, there
vi ~ Il probability he = hesvy ;rsv. over
sS.- rs,d !! ,ne priats meutiCn d ABOVE.
se ,s,os he op-hIng god f0r stag, lire.
, 1883-04-07

\ Rysr REQUIRED .-Hs, ing nothing else
10 exercise u. little vii. apon. the Es.0a
Continually hsrps upon the 'nalI-Y Z, and
no stranger eau take up th.: paper -,,bou;
be,ns impr sci with ;ae idea that 1 DIS.
Ease Il rsgIn2 hsre and that the she., Is
trying - hu>h it mp. Fortunately i.,r :hr
country il, rssie.s are very few. and ,ho-s
lev rIirrs,A al It . we'll
, 1883-04-07

NICKEL CoINAss-Ine Secretary cf the
Treasury haring directed thaf tna ""rL
cents be added u the i,scripti IL 0u tie
new hr- cent piece. the sugeuat.nd-st q
he Ph,laielph mint, wEo desl ID Tn
original coin. IL rngasei II rreparinS '!e
vIce !or the Ises vi the proposed cola, Which
will ifclado :h5 demon iusti-u ct rs salct
IT. un,nist,k sbi- terms. NO order has. "W-
ever, ben Made ,nsp-p;in.g the ina4s oi
the mex iire-cent pisce', and the ~ nt O1-
reau reprts tina. tney are d IL is-uei iron
ths PEi.sd.lph'a III ?: tie Iate G :''.oJV
worth PER d,y. which amoant IS sa,,i 10 h'
sufficient onl, 10 saP,5!s abort ha'. th- ~
piicatIons male for them. Th- reu,Ano
comes exclusively from private tin', As
treasurer GrIti!lsn has deci,'ei that no iInr.
oi these Coins snad be- pGt Ia eI'eiiat'"n
through the subtrsasaTsss nri-s- ,hr >-cie
tar, Of ,he Treasury shalt direct o'he'"ise.