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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-08-20
/ BLAINE'S RECORD.


from thc boson Journal
eN Nes York Herald Of July % appeared
~ sensational article. prepared for the
4 ~ lsl5 xevsn& sess snafty yesfs a6o
-. D11e41Dy U8noe11y y1e14S
.nd strongly sAvosed its principal II Aims and OBJ
Blatne's political Views may have been 60 long
/ ago, when he was q very young man. is not now
citizen. A majority Of the best public men in
the country have essentially changed their
opiuions in that period Of time. It Is 10 the
2, Is his
and that he is now SO able and popular states
man h commanding proof Of his constant in
. public man.
But II 20 happens that the main charges Of the
Herald " to bis political opinions In 1854 and
!. That being one Of the editors Of the Ken
nebec Journal during the political canvass In
Maine In 1854. Mr.. Blaine supported Isaac Reed,
trayed him.
nothing organization. " 49, = ~ '''0
Catholic priestS in Bath and Ellsworth in 1854
were excited, or at least not dsapproved, by the
Kennebec Journal, Of which Mr.. Blaine was
eal'0!i That the Kennebec yo.,na, and Mr. Blaine
supported Anson p. Morrill,, Know nothing
for Governor.
Blaine as. as one Of its editors. continued devoted
advocate Of the Know nothing party until COM
PEELED to abandon IL by public sentiment.
ly answered m in The statement i that the % owners
the % poiitical campaign Of 1854 are now % BOTH
dead. and that they. supported the Whig candi-
Blaine did mot become citiu n Of Maine and
one OF the editors OF the Kennebec Journal un-
OF that year was terminated ana the election
held.
.. Mr. Blaine WAS not member Of the Know
nothing organization. On the contrary. learn
few few weeks after Mr.. Blaine had become one Of
the editors and owners OF the Kennebec Jour-
and earnestly resolved TO discard Il and get It
out Of the way as unit for the membership Of
freemen, Mr. Blaine commended his partners
3. The riotous proceeding relative to Catholic
priests In Bath and Ellsworth took place
months prior to Mr. Blaine becoming q re.i-
coming one Of the editors Of the Kennebec
Journal
4. Anson p. Morrill,, whom the Kennebec
nominated By the Republican State Convention
early that year, and In the platform of this con-
vention there was not one word or indication In
ings. In 1874, before Mr. Blaine came into the
ported by the anti slavery Wings, by the Free
Gratis. Just prior to the election OF that wear he
was also tndOrscd by majority of the know
Nothings whose organization had just been tutro-
duced In Maine. There was . contest for the
control Of that organization between the anti
slavery men on tho ono side and the PRO-
sisvsry men and allies Of the Democrats on the
Othss. Wleely q unwisely. many anti-slayory
49, MG1 gQl&N1SU1rpgo11Di
II lid ~ tAs6 eUpoaeaeA AnB0n z
MOI never was member Of this oreanixa
tton, and never cherished . particle Of shl-
mostly against the foreign born citizen. He was
then what he IL to-day, ut "a wears OF age. .
large -miuded, liberal. earliest Republican and
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-08-20
THE LIBEL ON BLAINE.


uscGBv1 y &8ys3 spe1okkJ
In 1876 the Paris True Kentsckian, . weekly
paper printed at paris, Ky. published . scandal
ous story to the effect that while James G..
Blaine was teaching school 1t Georeetown, KY.
be had seduced pretty New England girl. who
was . teacher In Miss Jackson's fashionable
boarding school for young ladies ct Lexington
This same paper also declared that, when the
matter became. public, Blaine He'd from popular
inclination, taking tho young lady with him.
The Frankfort Ye0man, Z semi weekly Demo-
cratic organ, Of which J. 6tOddard Johnston Ia
the editor. followed mp the story printed
In the Paris Kentuckian with another one OF
much the same import Shortly after these
scandala had begun to 60 tho rounds, and not
long before the National Republican Convention
In 1915, the CoWv'fer-jOu,ral sent . reporter to
investigate the charges, and the result was
complete vindication Of the ststesman's charac-
ter and the lady's virtue; The Cosrier-yomrnal
at that time editorially disappfoved the chargeA
representative Of the New York Herald, who
had been sent TO Scott and Fayette Counties to
inquire into the true inwardness Of the scandal,
returned to Louisville to-day .To-nisht, In
conversation with your correspondent, this gcn-
tleman declared that the charges were utterly
without foundation, and had been invented by
. few old maids and village gossips who envled
the young woman her dashing lover.
, 1884-09-03
He Won his Eum.

Il tel y. VS. O igit I, haul ~ that thur
COW an el an o ( her bottom said On /,
Henry. al be AMI UnIe Bill stool examining
tas cra-t Jor5i to tbs sh IRA There's
more'l seven ton o. sA hay a--rowin' on
uer.'
~S'no such thing drawlsd Unce BIZ. tAs
man WIN hal never boa ex itei or scared In
hi lie @rn BET y a quar-; o. rum there
amt a mite O. grass on hs- bottom"
~pl tass ~ On tat, b. Geor,,, " said
Ua,le Henry. @We'n haul h.r up i soon =
we've tlSel that stu acrois the cri X"
They hal loaded the scow and s'artei of,
Unc C Berry Ircp, Ling Ter fIom the stern
AM Uncls Bn suand.n way up in the bow
with u pole to pus4 her al shove away an
coca ional ice-cake, for the ice hal not all
Left tie or ek. They were mating pretty
god halfway, when suddenly IN Is Henry
h. ard tt splash ami looael uo-Uro.e Bill
WI gone He had fallen overbc ard, and tie
headwa, Oh the ow had carried her rirht On
over him, and lie had ri en- below Der. Uncle
Henry was frozen with horr r. What WA be
to dol For what seemed to him half an hour
he pohet around with his role. AMI shoved
the sow hack end forth, but without 6t1-
closing Uncle Bill. Suddenly he rose risht
b. tbs stern. In an instant be was haulel
aboarl rs loosA botu dsowlsl en- fr1zea,
and did not IN jve-
Gosh, Bill, be 20 deadT' gnspsd I'm IL
Henry.
@rm pooty dcrned near IL" came In feeble
tones from Eli, @but I'll be all right wheI !
git tibet rum. There amt a mite o grass on
The bottom o that scow-I Eoticel pertie'lnr''
--znd he tainted away.
, 1884-09-03


When continental advertisers, bent upon
tightening British purses, rashly venture to
attack Englishmen In their own tongue, thu
INSULT is often disa strously oomical Ths
propiistor Of q -milk-cur" establishment II
Aix. la caapaDe, -founde before twenty yean
OF trlsrs from the msgistrat,n boasts that
his aun.ity OF Suisse and his experiences
causes him 10 deliver II milk pure and nutrt
tive, obtained by sounds own and u natural
forage" One Parisian hoosier informs his
hoIsd-.or patrons he o sessss pate 1t niachin.
cry for cutting t.t1n"-Franco- English, we
presume, for shirts. Another proc-Rims hi
resolve o sell his wares dirty cheap; and 9
dealer In butter, egg1 and chooses, who's
"producesp arrive every day -from the farm
OF the esta skinner without interim sdial,
requests would-be customers 10 seuI order
by unpaid lot. as tue house does not rec
Ognize any travelir."
A Hamburg firm notifies that their uni.
ve al binocle OF 1eld Is also preferable. fol
lie use in tho Jed, like In the theatre, a ID
had to the last dogrej OF perfection concari.
ing u r. soressnes3 an puIeuess Of the glass,
vs. 1 9 they are rsady 70 supply all comen
win "A Glass ( Field Tor tno Marine 52cGm
ohio tly opening In ezra stout lac-leathei
etui anil strap, at a 3SSai nyi Is ponce. ,
Thi Is IA spociIn,n OF tLeir EN- glish young
mans powers Of composition that would jus
tify the emit srprising opticians in imitatinl
tie FreneinAl wnose slop window was
graced with a nlacard be r.ng ths Strange
devicei "Easlish spoken h.rs a few"
, 1884-09-03

The following transfers Of real estate
were yesterday filed for record at the Of
fee of the County Clerk:
Warranty deed, Alfred Jackson TO G..
4. Beschercr, conveys lot !, block 4s6 in
the city Of Cheyenne; consideration $50.
Warranty deed, c. w. Wright to II.
+. Teschemacher, conveys lot ! in block
No. 800, in the city of Cheyenne; consid-
Grafton 81. 773,
Warranty deed, James 7. jenkins to
William Dobson, conveys lots ] and , in
block $40 in the city Of Cheyenne; uonsid-
Grafton SIPS.
Warranty deed, William Dabon to
George Besohercr, conveys lots ] and , in
block $50 in the city of Cheyenne; consid-
Grafton SIPS.
Bond for deed, C. ". Wright agrees
to convey lot 7 in block 800 in the city OF
Cheyenne; consideration IS, $40.
Deed, fee simple, City Of Cheyenne to
Alfred Jackson, e~onveyslot l in block 4S6
in section SO, township IA north Of range
&C west; consideration $40.
Location certificate of Iowa lode in
Platte Canyon mining district, by Herman
Weber, ct al.
, 1884-09-03

Unbranded News Noes Picked Up
About the City.

The STANDARD Cattle company have
ordered ten cars for Cheyenne.
The Bandmann- Beaudet combination
will appear in the Opera House this
evening.
There will be a church reception at the
Congregational Church padors Thursday
evening from 8 TO 10 o'clock.
The little folks had a fine time at the
the Sunday School room Of the Congre
g%aiional Church yesterday afternoon.
The Mercantile Union sent out 1000
pounds of freight to the Little Powder
River and Running Water yesterday.
A fair frail damsel, who is a dweller in
the Chicago precinct, gave slS for the
privilege of enjoying her liberty yesterday.
Samuel Galloway. As was predicted, has
been appointed General Manager Of the
Union Pacific railway in place Of s. ii. ii.
Clark.
Special religious services at the Con-
gregational Church this. Wednesday
evening. at $3.50 O'Clock. Address by the
pastor.
A team started at the depot yesterday
noon and made II lively run up Hill
street. The driver stopped them before
any mishap occurred
The highest temperature yesterday was
So; lowest. So. mean temperature, &C.
mean humidity, 80 per cent; highest
Velocity Of wind, "a miles per hour.
Lindsay. the crank who passed a por-
ton Of the Winter in this city and then
left for the West. has been heard from.
He Is now in charge Of Scofy, the Deputy
Sheriff of Albany County, and will be
taken to the asylum at Lincoln.
The ball to be given by the Sons OF
Veterans at Library Hall on next Friday
evening promises to be one Of the events
Of the season. A great many tickets
have been s,ll, an til. boys are making
the greatest efforts to make the affair a
complete SUCCESS.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian Church
propose in the near luture to give a fine
entertainment in Library Hall. 1t will
consist Of tblcaux, vocal and instrumental
musi; and various other diversions. The
best lo.L talent will participate. Mr.
Orr.n Miller has general charge of the ar
engagements.
Among the other guests there were
over one hun lrel young people present at
the festival given in the Railroad Chapel
On the south side last evening. Socially
and financially the affair was an u%nquali-
fed success. greatly encouraging the
church workers in that portion of the city.
, 1884-09-03
PopU.ARI Z oE% HuMoalsTs. =.
Versatility of our More Rec'ni
Funny Jzcn.

Funny Izcn.
lChicaso News "Sharps anil Flnt41
The only tTvn old Newspaper humorirts
who have led their own be.ore the public
are G d. Laws, of The Detroit FREQ Press,
and Roiert j.. Buriette. Of Tho IuIlilstsn
A4wkeye Lewis Is q vtri.ab-e prodigy. He
Las written constantly for ten y,ars, and be
has not weakened In tho least Burdctts
does not wiie as muca. Lut he has improved
aud be las yet TO do The lest work o. his life.
We bell I'VE Burdette + drifting toward verse
mixing. II this be true, we IN y Look for
some exqul ite wcrx at his hans after he
has learned the difference between a spondee
and dlct I aud Ia brave enough 10 Tut his
Thoughts mo rhyme. Tie foolish fear of
bilg laushSd at has nborted many a beauti-
full poem.
or the moe recent humorists, the bert are
Joel c. Larrls, i W. Nye, and Opis Reed
Nye Is tie mot popular, but Reed Is I'M
dcu ted'y the mos. veratlA. Harris work
Is simply perfect In its way, but the fact that
it is lar ,elv con nei to di llect skstehes pre-
scribas the extent OF its po3ular't AMI this x
tent Of popularity viii, wa believe. dl mini h
year by year. James Whitoomb Riley Is be
yoni all question ih5 be t OF cur humoroui
poets. Thomas B. Chrystol, OF The New
YORK Morning Journal /, the most promk-
ia VI II fJdlS N+ISF-fiAlcAaf GlAl u ~ uI
den'sDly tho most prolific and most fas.. ion
aoe, l. Is hard to de o nins,ns o be versa-
ii t Of his nunor, Us his verses have hith-
erto been wholly contins1 W thin L, Limits Of
cumica .ity.
When we come to cord Ter tho demaal for
hunicr which exists in thi county, y. we are
amazed 10 nd { at there are 30 few writer,
ca al CT q .we-iag Int d-man1. It'll
complained that the h imor.ss write. himsel.
out, Tut we do not lei We 1t necessarily fol-
lows that lie alse ons has a talent he must
exhaust that Ia emit In two, five or ten years.
We do not SEQ why nat talent shf u 4 not en-
dure a lifeline. But 1t mn4 10 nur5od AMI
fostered AMI cultivated AMI improved.
Tho trouble with the average writer-be he
humor Iusly I o iAsd or not-ts that lie spend
the principal Il his ability Instead OF hn =
banding that principal and subss-ing upon
the interest This graveyards OF Journalism
are full OF intellectual paupe s-Io . WI
had all that gerius could g We a man, bu-
who foollshly al extrava antly hvishel
their We nth OF brilllan v, with no thought OF
be professional to-mor ow. till they forn
thsns Ives std ealy bNnkiu It and benIghted
and objects o. universal COMPASSION
, 1884-09-03


Clanyl went the engine bell: the great
wheels tufrod, rpa with .EcIen,irg : iced The
long ira n pulled away. hing or light
gripsack, lreoct upied In mind, with ey Is th; I
looking saw rot, ind nose Cblvious even 70
the persuasive nssrness OF tho gas-works,
through the bustllns crowl she glode. an
came 10 the lhck-stand. And then she raj cd
har glance, aud. with Il thoughtful look 1 I
lie oguiu5n, aid; -Eil Mi-ilm" and waved
her parasol.
Take me home lhs said, as she got in; II
have uore other La gage"
BIT though Lo - e., "Yes, miss," and
slammed IL. DOR. 81. puzzled vas be n his
soul, ard knew no. W. ere 10 drive, and YET
wi.ed not tie mrd shlr-d see be Lnew OFT
wbe.e be liNsL
Then u bis con iade near who, vexed he
cane hi nse { no Iare had csught, observed
him Jea.ouFly; Jim" he 1 -ahe g DO,
Mis- Duncleer .ivei" And James etirned,
att lining palpaLly rp3n him then the bu &c:
-she uclft 1--we anywhere; she b nrds."
Thus in a higher edu~eie ! age, \ ho-e va.
grant wisdom freight. tie instructive Il /
vulgar tongus LAY eAk a Lightly truth and
kto a. a. ROT
, 1884-09-03
" 4 aeMAN
Dincuia5 In Securing = Woman "a
Handie the Ribbons.
fChiraOn NAwn

p-nic1go Ne"Al
YES. wish to engage a lady to drive four
hor 90 in a chariot race at the country Tain
for the season, said a large man In answer to
the reporters inquiry as h9 stepped IN front
Of a small shed which answers ior an ofaes on
DesplAines street a.,
am willing to pey oil expenses and a good
salnry' out up IN date nave not snresede IN
getting any one To suit me MY wills ana l
hay" followed ths busin% Tor eleven years.
giving approximation OF ee national
sport ~ t4e u'man npin7-enArio
racing mJ "hr mas driven os team
ana Va" "inr' she n1urrd her Hnh.
sSe iAii and y onosl" 70 n7- H. Ani hna II
eNn,' uhpoSn's ~a'ore any one % uIiNe
III ost pAee' lou s- tour bor-s sro i"r
n-s%h airesst Cem" lax 70 ue o"rh Ann
"l 40" mem 20 you lnAt one OF zoe
chArH''s ii11AuA'g a curloah Nehicie wnien
s1'ol uhhef a a -hesi res .ou o'Ac'H
are ''r 'ns i"dy, Np' - IohuN % Que Hs
q u" >'""h NM sio@Sy' sP4ri'7l an
mas "so1 l'ehoins rive our kny~
lh, "F'ser.' eSyoe pro epiy Know sN.h up
IN nc chnIi''s elo HSu IN" horSs nut, te
, 1884-09-03

Rich a, the Blue Grass country is, its fer
tile acres are not for the fool Poliston. whn
struck 500, OOJ in the Havana l.ttery, came
here and halted down = god porsion VI tn,
money in a fl run anu went into stock raising
with u handsome credit in tho bank In thres
years his last dollar and his last acre were
gone. Now he Is ten Ing bar in PhiA oil.
phia beer saloon ii Jaw ono Of tho jobs put
up on him right | &c In lexington" said a
native. Pension had set his mind on buy.
ing a stallion at an auction sale. He co nd
have got the hJrse for sl,OoO at n privats
bargain, but he didn't know it. and when
thres or four fellows who were Ia the scheme
started some lively bidding, be lot them run
tho figures up to tl0,O0 en- him. and paid
that exorbitant price while the whole town
was laughing ut him"
, 1884-09-03

Architect-wel. | declare that Is q pretty
fair house plan for a N amateur. only you
have left no space for stairwAys and closstA
Did you make IL yourselff
Prospective Builder-Yes. but ths only
thing th t puzzles me Is to know what styls
OF cottage 1t Ia 1t Is not Gothic, nor Italian,
nor-
mo. It Is abs olutely nothing. As to style,
II Is simply a meaningless bodge-podge. TO b
frank with you"
We'll. what shall l call II. nave you nc
nanHs for hodgepodgesT
-ohl yes We call EN- Queen Anna"
, 1884-09-03

Articles incorporating h, Jack Greek
Cattle company were filed with Hon. +.
s. n. Morgan. Secretary o the Territory,
yesterday. 7 = npital stock of the com
pany is S2f co. which is divided into
81, 500 sla go 800 each. The object
Of the COMPANY is buying. selling and
raising cattle. and dealing in real estate.
The principal offices will be in Rawlins,
with Il branch Office in New York City.
Its term Of existence will be forty-nins
years The trustees aud Incorporation
are Charles Z. B%lydenburgh, Harry
D. Blydenburgh and Samuel Morgan.
, 1884-09-03

Sure cure for blind. bleeding and itch
ing piles. One box has cured the worst
cases Of twenty years standing. No one
need suffer FIVE minutes after using Will
Jams Indian Pile Ointment. 1t al sorls
tumois, allays itching, acts as poultice,
gives instant relief Prepared only for
piles, itching Of the private PAR s, nothing
else. Hon. j. NJ. Cofftnlury, Of Cleve-
land, says: II have used sSores Of pile
curs. aud it affords me pleasure TO say
that | have never found anything which
sives such immediate and permanent II :
lief rs DIR. Villains milan Pile Oini-
ineps Sold by drugg;s.s and mailed IN
lie eipt of price, 81.
Gray 4 Parse. Sole Agents.
, 1884-09-03
A Lovely Time.

Philadelphia CAul
Mis- A.-Yes, l nave just returned from
Canada. | had a lovely time. Met every.
bOdy in the est tociety.
Mis-, B-You tSe the Canadians thenf
Miss A.-Oi. / did not associate with
Canadian. but Americans Tue Am ricar
Haciety there Is 1u-t ~,plendid- I had such
lovely rides with Mr.. Ainks, the rehypoth.
ecator, and Mr.. F.nxs, the ~ex-inRncier, and
{ nearly fell in 1--we with Mr.. Pinks. tn,
handsome young ~mbeEzier. and just WISH
you could have seen Mr.. Blnks. the emineni
defauller. lead the German. he Is Just toe
sweet for anything.
, 1884-09-03

Mr.. VIM. Thomas, of Newton, Ia,
says: MY wife has been seriously af
fecteJ with a cough for twenty-five years
and this Spring more severely than eyti
before. She had used many pmedie.
without n lief. and being urged TO Try Or.
Kings New Discovery, did so, with most
gratifying results. The first bottle re.
feved her very much. and the seconl bot.
tie has absolutely cured her. She has not
had so good health for thirty years"
Trial bottles free at Gray 4 Peare's
drug store. Large SIZE $l.U0.
, 1884-09-03
Expecting an appointment.

lfAllce-Plla Oa.Ll
Jcnes-Why. my poor friend. what Is the
ma ter VITA your fLesf
smith, am very near-sighted, and wh.lA
working In a p~laning-nil l had my noe Gu.
OH by L LUZ saw.
@what a terrible accident! Are you now
able u di tin uish od5r at alp
No; cant mell a hing
"W Il you still continue to work In tho
pla ing-mi;Is7
mo; am exrec.ins to gat anappointm-nt
as health INSPECTOR
, 1884-09-03

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, tetfer. chapel hands, chilblairs,
cuns, and all skin eruptions, and positive
~ cures piles or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. OF
money refunded. Price 25 cents Ter box.
For sale by Gray i Peane.
, 1884-09-03

Il, xas Siftings.l
SIR. Callahan has had her front teeth
filled"
add she have them flled cntlrelyr
10, yes; but whydo yol Rskf7
@Ior no parti u'ar 4 a On except that she
IA 50 Il sc l suTos d that III. would only
have them partly Lied. She must awe teen
In an extravrgant M cd. '. hi did abe ave
her teeth tilled WITH
with gold, Of courss-@
<Humphi III bet taey arc only biassd.'
, 1884-09-03
IL uaLs- ,he world 90 Round.
fn..- ~.

He lat the house VI u friendl-MAy / have
the pleasure ~ accompanying you home,
Miss SIN tni
$ eceriainly Afr. Brown
He lat tho door II the Smith Inansionl-
Co. ni-ht, my darling You have made
me yer vtrN happy
hh--Coot ni- L, George. dear Thero,
that's enough. N,u are ruffltaz nus hair.
God ninht
, 1884-09-03
TN OLD BEAU.


LAAbaA E0WtcALl
How cracked AMI poor his laueh.cr ringst
Row dulled his eye. once TIA hing warTnl
But still a courIy pathos clings
Abou his lent and withered form
Tonight. where mlrth and music dws,is,
His wr.nk,ed cheek. his / C : OF snow,
Clean nenr the gTnndsons OF the bellies
He smil d on aorty yelrs ago.
We witch him here. and he'll telieve
Cur RE L ny vitres . whi.e lie pirates,
Death 9 a HOFFMAN. { UGH his seevs
And TIL Kin thn tie carT.a-e waits.
, 1884-09-03
uard Pan Mineral water.

lRurdette In Brooklyn EagIe.l
In some Of the prohibition towns they sell
Eeltefs water for an iague curS, and It tastes
50 much ike wAtlxy smells that when a man
has eaten abOut a soup dish full Of It be says,
Il want to go home" in or - liable and
-~atc,-kev" IN about thirty.
, 1884-09-03

It Il something about an eiucs-ed per-
son who colors clothing and the lol teal edS
tor Of q daily paper, AMI In tie aul, o. Is
-One is @ learned dyer and tue ptler a
durnei liar, " but the conurdrum has managed
TO e. ape from t.e offica
, 1884-09-03

A new lot Of decorated china tea sets Al
Craig, Davis < Co. g.
, 1884-09-03

Two petrifed Gres over TWENTY-FIVE fee;
high viii be one OF the features Of the world
fAir AT New Or.eAnA
, 1884-09-03

The following entries Of public lands
were fled at the United States Land OF
fee yesterday:
John W. Fisher, desert claim. SaC
acres. Franklin Boulter. desert claim,
100 ~ acres. James NJ. Miller. pre-emp
ton claim, so acres. Thomas A. Garth,
homestead claim, leo acres. Thomas
Lcnnox. homestead entry, l6O acres
James Galliger, pre- emption, 100 acres,
Edward W.. Madison, presumption, Ice
acres George W. Hill, presumption, l6C
acres.
, 1884-09-03

Craig, Davis Il Go. can show you a
large line of wall paper.
, 1884-09-03

Little Joker IS the best smoking to
, 1884-09-03
Baby buggi,s at Craig, Davis ( Co.

The boss soda water only five cents I
glass at Ellis, 29l Eddy street.
, 1884-09-03
Amertoan M

The mystihcatiuns OF he Old Scnoais IRE passed
away. aud the papli IA IEht 10 recugnizs at sight
that which the Oh err arr required u perform
That tho,e who practice Tor years without n
thoruuKn and comprehensive knowledge Of the
material nun wblca their music Is cninposedl
arr playing the pArt Of q nutumatom-nvt AN
Intelligent being.
That execution upon any Instrument must he
considered In no uth~r light than mechanical
an, govern d b n principle. which. thoroughly
understood aud pr cticed. covers the whole
groand Of artistic dextrriy-
That The Price 81 success T. honest. daily.
mental and mechanical study 81 Those iunda-
mental pasSaR s-chOrt- aud scales-fr IN
which are deyeinped the peculiar forms Of ali
composer.
That good pupils never graduate. or see the
time there l. nothing rev Ia arm, hut study
o., gaining familiarity with ever, composer "
merit. cleaning iherefrlu aud apprspriating to
themselves the beauties and gems from every
school Of composition
THE AMERICA VI THOD has. viihin
be sixteen ,earz uf It's pub icatlon. ellie ted from
thou sands OF delighted patriu~ scatt' nd mum
the Atlantic To- the e. cine Coast. .le nnst nat
tenng testlm mails, which can be seen 10y call
Ing On Mr.. Mercer. CAu refer l., great number
ofpAtrons on the Pacific Coast aud la ih- East.
, 1884-09-03
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. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. ,, 1884.


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