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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-06-27
IMMENSE!

The Stock Of Neck-ties at g., G. & CO.
For neck-ties go to Gundry, Gray
q Co. The stock which they have
on hand is simply immense. Latest
styles snd endless variety.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-06-27
Millinery Goods at Cost !!

We are closing out our stock of
millinery goods at cost. Goods all
new and fresh and of the latest
STYLES. 47w4 MISSES COATES.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-06-27
Music Lessons.

Miss Amy Hutchinson may be
found in her Music Rooms, ove1
Miss Coates Millinery store, Tues
davs, Thursdays, and Saturdays. 81
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-06-27
A Rare Chance.

offer for sale my house and lots. situated on
Jerusalem street west of the Irish Catholic church
The house contains six good rooms. Good cist-
ern and well, barn and other outhouses. VIII
be sold on reasonable terms. If not sold will
rent Inquire of the owner, "
44tf ROBERT JULIAN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-06-27

1 have taken charge of the barber
shop lately run by Samuel Harris,
and respectfully ask the public for
a share of patronage.
45tf ELMER HARRIS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-06-27
10 Cents.

We will offer all our lawns, the
finest qualities, at ten cents yard
to close. J. DELLER.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-06-27
Canary Birds.

Fur sale, q fine lot of young
canary singing birds, also a new
lot of cages, cheap at the Nimble
Nickle Store. WV. TEAsDALE.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-06-27
$1,000 FORFEITED

If fanny authorizations can be found
in our SCOT uncolored TEA.
BREWER q PENHALLEGoN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-06-27
F0r Sale mr. Rent.

Nv late residence corner of Wisconsin and
Front streets-most eligibly situated for either
business or home enjoyment. J. A. PLATT.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-06-27
II is True

that we are very busy at present
but will manage to get a suit out
for you on short notice, and we
will give you a guaranteed fit, and
don't you forget it. J. DELLER.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-06-27

Some men are Just blind enough
not TO see their duties, but they can see
all their rights very clearly.-A r
Her1h.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-06-27

Four full blooded Durham Bulls large enough
for service. Inquire of Charles Collard, Ed
mund, Wis. 44w1.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-06-27
SCROFULA

can only be cured by thorough purilica-
ton OF the blood, Ii this Is neglected,
the disease pcrpetuatcs its faint through
generation after generation. Among its
earlier symptomatic developments are
Eczema, CutaneoIs Eruptions, Tu-
mors, Boils, Carbuncles, Erysipelas,
Purulent Ulcers, Nervous and Ply
slcal Collapse, etc. If allowed TO con-
tinuc, Rheumatism, Scrofulous Ca
tarrh, Kidney and Liver Diseases,
Tubercular Consumption, and yari-
Gus other dangerous or fatal maladics, are
produced by II.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-06-27
THE MARKETS.
Hay Err Sale.
F0r Sale.

Six or seven tons of good hay for sale at a
bargain. Inquire at The Democrat office. Mineral
Point 45w2
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-06-27
.20''

Different Styles Mems fine shoes
at lowest prices at ]. Penhallegon &
Sons
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-06-27

- So n - su The use Of the term Short
hNIHUI Line" in connection with the
~ ~ x L corporate name OF q great road
1HNIVU II conveys idea OF Just what ia
- - - - required by the travelling public
a Short Line, Quick Time
and the best OF accommodations
all Of which are furnished by
the greatest Railway ia Amer.
EEHIU iea.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-06-27
HOTELS
CITY HOTEL,
WANTS.

MARK TERRILIp proprietor, Mineral Point Wis.
Well furnished rooms, good tables ana reason
ale charges. First-c class barn.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-06-27

NOTICES of not more than twenty-five words
" Will be inserted in this column for one week
free of charge. For each insertion thereafter
n charge of twenty five cents will be made.
lVANTED-We have to rent 200 acres of good
w pasture, five miles south of Mineral Point.
Inquire of Joseph Engels or n. GRADER.
/ OST-On Thursday night, June 49, a large size
IL pocket book between Allen Sons store and
the depot. 1t contained small sum OF money,
some pictures and letters. Finder VIII confer
II favor by leaving same at Aliens store.
lNANTED.-A good farm hand to do farm
w work-one from IS 10 20 years old preferred.
Inquire ut this office.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-06-27
Oatine.
MARRIED..

The finest thing out-at B. & P's.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-06-27
RAILROADS.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAIN:
AT MINERAL POINT.

Passengers arrive at Chicago via. Milwaukee
at &: 90 p. m.
Arrive at Chicago via Rockford at SIS. p, m.
Leave Chicago via Rockford via Milwaukee al
II 80 a. m.
Leave Chicago via Rockford at u: % p. m.
All Trains connect for Warren and Platteyille.
n. ii. SNOW, Agent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-06-27
BUSINESS CARDS.
J. Montgomery Smith,

BUSINESS CARDS.
LA w Y ERS-
j. Montgomery Smith.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
viii practice in the State and United States
LourtS. lb-a4ly
Wilson q McIIhOn,
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELoRs AT LAW. Office in
City Bank, Mineral Point.
II. Scott AEsiey,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Mineral Point Office east
front room City Hall.
LanyOn 81 Spensley,
ATToRNEYs AND CoUNsELoRs AT LAW. ONCE
over Post Office, Mineral Point.
MONEY TO LOAN on tirst-class real estate ecu
city.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-06-27

Graduate of the Pennsylvania College of Dental
Surgery Philadelphia. Pa, Coad's Block, Mineral
Point, Wis.
NITROUS OXIDE administered for the painless
extraction of teeth. 3S-NVnl
The sun., 1884-02-24

When old hulk safe anchored in the bay
Va. Chez the well trimmed shaoy speed away
Wit snowy canvas spread 10 catch the breeze,
W!lE hhhrpenrd ku,tehk, Prov - Gu. the seas,
Mnyhnp the hulk. by sad experience taux xht
Nay d. cn the shaop's voyage with dangers fraught
Wher so,pa old soldier rt.f,iy walks the street,
Ana marching columns chance his meet,
with siikrn hanh"r, load rcs0uh.nx drum,
NayhAn uEbi'ien sigIs tear drops come,
For memory niilsl-s with the Rhring ffe
The groan that marked some conr ades loss of life.
When sweating minors rise from realms OF night
To cOoiinx upper air anu health hhh lilht,
They pass hcsce nding cars whose living freight
IL happy singing men with hope elaie;
Then well they know that room the song will die
A,ii smiles dcscS: the laughing lip and eye.
30 locks tn. aged on the youthful, life
That. flushed and hopeful seeks the maldenng strife
Age marks the griccs t'iat II on possessed
AIl frrls each Zane" in the aOyish breast;
Experience knows hfr's pitfa Is and its snnres;
Then loving, fearing. follows 1t with prayers.
Thou then Tcemachus meet not with sneegs
They oitcnest 20 down 10 walk the strand,
Whose all - Oh the ocean, far from land:
The ship when or'wi-i bound attracts all eyes
More than "A navy that at anchor lies.
Where shining hradlanis balk the scethng waves
Go look for wrecks ani sh:lord' un marked graves.
or where tH'Sp,O comNs her < Ilden hair
SOfnr hero rests inglO!iDus N hrr snare,
And Neptune. vino uphCHvcs the yeasty wave,
VIII s:!ig your requiem or become your slave
Youth gazes onward toward the rising sun.
wall" ayn looks backward DER IN" distance run;
Ago harks To wisdom, hope allure, the youth.
THIS gods still leave mankind 10 fni the truth.
Happy the man whn can his past survey
Nor wish one page OF history torn away.
n. T. woaprS.
The sun., 1884-02-24
POETRY OF THE PERIOD
The sehssInaster's DaueAter.
Prom the Eetc FORK Ledger.


knew school house, In days gone By,
That stood BY country road
The arching elm trees Swallowed II DER.
And near by n brooklet flowed
And there, through the weary afternoons
Tho girls In their calico gowns
And the boys IN butternut, uaed TO Sit
Struggling with verbs and nouns.
The old school teacher gray and grim,
man severe aud stern;
And hard IL wns. meath that iron hand,
For stupid boy to learn.
Aud there was stupid hoy In the lot,
The stupiles boy In school,
And every one, from the teacher down,
Thought him hopeless fool.
Every one. saidl Ahl no,
There was one whose heart was kind,
And whose gentle spirit fell like the sun
Upon the dullard mind
There WAS who taught him, when school wns o'er
The wenrisone tasks to say.
Aud led him TO study and un ieratand-
The schoomastcr's daughter May.
How gentle and patient she always was
with her pupil dull and slow.
How much there was that WAS plain to her
That 1t seemed he never would know.
But she never failed In her chosen task,
And ccas.lessly worked away,
Aud the stupid boy, the butt OF the school.
Grew cleverer day by day.
And how did he turn outi Well, my boy,
lie didn't turn out 30 Ill;
lie has been selcctmau OF this small town,
And he's working his own farm still
And the sChoOln aster = dnuRhtpr-the little May
shes the best vt his love aud life
For was the stupid boy, you see,
And May-well May is my wife.
II. X. MusKirrRicK.
The sun., 1884-02-24
The D~acop's bog.
From the Boston Giobr.

"A good story is told OF tho presence OF mind
of New Hampshire deacon who very ford OF i0gs
lie had one valuable setter that he had hm.slf
and that understood hs every word and slightest gee
ture with AN almost hnlrHn intelligence.
one evening ~ n PRAYER meeting the good was
n:crii an earnest ekhoraton nna the people with
boweu heads giving earnest attention. The auirnr.
faced the stand whore sat the pastOr the doors o-ed
on either side. All al once Of the which had
been LETT ajar was pushed open and the handsome head
OF tho deacon fAy0rte setter thru7t The rhd
was followed by the body and the dog had ia At
started with Joyful bound toward its master
The deacon generally knew what as going OH about
hlin, ~heth.r ne was praying or shooting, and the
hr,t movement OF tho Intruder at;Tactei his ion
quick ns a flash the deacon raising his hard win n
warning gesture eSoiaimed Thou hnst given us our
well known =: his canine ear the handsome brute stop
his intelligent eve fixed on his master
II Mo s@hle unnoyed tore win siignt o. the
extended hand We would POT return LJck Thee
WIN our dnty on earth untulhi I'd Again the perfect
framing OF the d-Arons made evident for with
out "hnper hs turned nuiseeaHly he had enter
ed ana reinnred quietly outside until his master up
The sun., 1884-02-24
ral,e hnlr-coud It be minea No. it was e

white hair-coud 1t be miner. No. It was 9
wig. Some one. was playing joke upon me.
went back and lay down, upon my bed
very weak, utterly disheartened Later was ~,
dyeR 9S t % se eG
spars and the charred hull. Many people were
examining. either from curiosity or Tor ldentl y,
There was q long trench In the sand. in which
were placed those not identified II appeared
that the steamer had been wrecked on county
line. and two Coroners we're there .Quarrelling
over the bodies aud claiming their fees.
NY friend helped me out % St tne was9n in,,arn aT
and unkempt figure l must have presented;
Two men stood near whore l sat. and one Oh
the man Il had yet been found. A cold
chill ran down my back. Producing the tele-
gram he read tho descriptions
weight ssai 3 Of .S s'sG
S3y " .s sss I, tgnd ,f for burial
Il was X nnd they we're hunting for my
body to prepare it for buriall My friend came
back Just then. and begged to, be takon to tho
soon as possible. Arriving at the house. saw
n carriage and horses standing before tho door.
-Four gentlemen came out and agreed to take
u learned from their conversation that my ny
to dsnty IN" , dead 9 and nS'i ind hs living Each
related incidents connected with the search.
They spoke, of being out in, boats. sometimes
thieves at their villainous work OF tho dis.
graceful uuarralling OF the Coroners. and OF
tho discomforts OF camping out. At length one
Of the gentlemen said ho regretted going back
with no news OF tho young man X. whose
hnlf bolievn snid ho !,hnt be ,yas not
on the boat at all. Wo have seen everybody.
dead or alive who has been found. and 40 one
answering his description is discovered.'
" Where is his description asked another.
- haveit. No. not here. l remember. gave
II to the Coroners. He was. MS recollcct the
description. u man nbout %. fair skin. blue
eyes. and black hair. 1t is hard to go back with
no information. by tho way. stranger. did you
see my one answering that description ?
- Would you be wi ling to take the body with.
out preparation for buria?' asked.
Why. OF course. Any way wo could get 1t.
Well. then said l. drop me at II. g house.
"A shout went up from the carriage. A few
experience OF being kissed cried over. ant
welcomed back from the dead. l lighted Q
cigar. seated myself comfortably. and had the
and a good orthodox obituary II was. too"
The sun., 1884-02-24
NV ls0rse sultan.
F-.m yoAn smLnlon 3 F1rer.


lie was tho rartinp gift of ono loved:
Onr.hrIf the blood within hrs veins that mnyed
Was warm hnt Glowing, where Arah.ps sun
Had 1lnu" upon ms ancestors; anh one.
The stronger hnif md cnilE"r, came In him
Through NnrinAi mothers with th-!r strength of lim
ii,ir VII Ii pf Ghost Hnd lOFiIg lustrois cyea,
Wide, soft, tni teuier like those Norman skies
] never gave 20 man n love strong:
t"r woman not one friendship lived 40 ioDgi
NJ ~ 80 great has ever come TO me
With muse rlrIucncr nr poetry,
A. when ~ sad ii", to HIS graceful tread.
| SKINNED tao p.trut or through the valley sped
III had rare lntoTgence ani knew
Euoh Wnii sp0k" To HIM and soon h" grew
And part from me with naidenei eyes Each day
Thi. strong Riftc tion iwelt within my nrart.
uuul the nfui ct Death forced us apart,
watched the luEtre in his eyes fade out,
S8i hnuri But he'd no ftnr 0r leah. no Doubt
u he had no imn brn, Soul. no part
To i've beyond th' beating of his heart,
No spirit IN the great fur"Nermors.
To Know ana owe NJ II had loved before
II ht II not, aud souls are but for man.
There's ystery IN The Eternal plan.
For nm sure No human heart e'cr beat
Moe loyal tn IL. love, I've yet TO meet
human friend sO siAnch and true and brave
or one whose friendship could Jutliy" the grave.
hnt SIN my sultan had ho soul. they say
No dratl.l ed Icntrnre, mo voice to pray,
In fact no proper requisite Of man,
With winch Ltcrnttys wide bridge to span.
A horse however human has no Houl:
man, hOwr'er deprAvod still ella ms the whole.
Thy mom'ry. Sultan still is dear 20 me
III mix 1t not with dark theology.
MKDoRa CLAaE.
The sun., 1884-02-24
The King OF slam X eeps Fl. plants, but thev
nre Not sacred.

70 THE EDITOR OF THE Suy-ciy. send
Spu ne ioI"Wlng Information regarding W hite .e.
pnahs ,aktn from letter seat me by nv son who
Yons npsnsf2f pn !hs capita! of siam. In 1873 D. K n
UNITED STATES sHIp MpSoc.cvl
orr BAsGKOk, SIAN March rs ISIS
when sacred elephant dies hi. earcasa 4.
loaded on couple OF united float boats and carried
aowh the river aud buried Ia the sea " h all the pomn
mat superstition. devotion can devise
From what had read when "A bcy sb,n, ,,,o ....
wh''e elephant OF Siam expected. as we approached
h""sAok 70 see huge. snow white colossal monsters.
olua III size 10 Jobs eviahan hut fudge NV ,ur,ri..
Whs instead or the monsters tha, tay fancy pain,.d
'a" VI "hat Is called the kings herd lot OF medInm
.Neu rNtc"iored elephants. numbering about A sif
uo@eh moi one of which elusI In siz. 20 either han
ipa' or columbus the elephants sAhiui,,d by Baruum
In York several years ago
queer custom here Is the sacred .lephant. m,tInv
,e"''h III June or July. All work is then Suspended
"e't"'p.s are open, religious proccssl"ns headed by
"e" promenade the streets aud visit the enclosurs
w"ers Tue elephants are Kept Ia the evening bopare.
nominations hreworks aud gambling All the streets and
every one merry All these Rejoicing. are rep-.,d
every uhe an elephant Is born among the Klng's herd
'he mugs elephants are tended with the grr.,e,,
ne' ou' ad not see any persons fall down and r,or
snip "eni us represented by pictures in Reoyrsph..
&C. when was schoolbOy. Eor do beisy. th,, A.
'he worship 10 psid 70 elepans any other npin.,
Wv TIE slAmeEe The cAreabsss of animal. .,. n,o,,I
thrown inlo the river, OF which aoa,.a s,onn, ,,
snip sauting us wi'h their foul odur hu, m. ho,, 80
DEAD men and women e.eiwstsd In place, huu, "a,
that purposs NS" wv
The sun., 1884-02-24
A SubIsct for u sonnet.

rom the chicago current
SO you wish u tiny sonnet,
Lady fair
stall IL bu upon your bonnet.
This mort conipIineniei sonnet,
Or your captivating whrls and twiris of hair,
Lady fart
Or your eyes Of grayish blue,
Or yOur little I. Ot aud GhOe
Or the airy fairy dres--s Tint you wear.
Lady faift
or shall my verses trther.
Lady TART
Shoe foot and maid together,
Happy lovers In the heather.
When the hot love sun Of June is setting there,
Lady fair
while, most Kind Of ohapcronrs,
The calm cows rest their bones,
And the bees slug Love Love Love through tho air
Lady fart
Let him know your Will aud pleasure,
Lady fair,
And your rLynUstor's lazy leisure
Win No stint Of toll or measure,
Shall be given day aud might with ceaseless care.
Lady fair
But mouth like G-pid bow,
win pearls set all row,
Or great eyes of grayish blue,
Or a something that I. YOU.
Lady fair
should you choose this for YOUR sonnet.
lie cou,d write book upOnu
ady fair.
EDwAED A. DIXON.
The sun., 1884-02-24

From the celtic Magazine.
The tented field wore wrinkied frown.,
on ,Se 's s" s sc mi m .Stod dow
That summer Sunday morning.
And here was the blue, aud there was the gray;
And wdssrySn E";lsy a,i,nr rolled swny
That sacred Supday morning.
Young Custer sat with impatient will,
lis RESTLESS ststd mid lis troopers sui ~,
That silent Sunday morning.
Then fast he began to chafe and fret;
" There's II battle n,a on bayonet
Too close to my own s.,,.,. true soldiers vet
- Ride over s.ne one" he hanghtiiy said.
ana bring 1, to me, why IN bars blood red
Will Haunt IT this SUNDAY no-ninRl"
Then u wes..bcrn lad. pale fahcd and slim.
Swept down. ns swift AS the swallows swim,
That anxious sunday morning.
Fram IN hin 9th Of Ssa"sn 10 valley Of of hell; "
And fuenien and friends ~ III "a spell,
stood still that sunday morning.
on % Gn pns III lad Ike UP H roas se
Kept on III he climbed TO the banner there
That hravest sunday morningl
And he caught up the flag ami around his waist
Ne wound it tight and he He'd in haste.
That daring sunday mcrning.
All honor aud praise to the trusty steedt
All. hoy, and banner, and all God speed
Gods pity for you III your hour OF need
This deadly sunday morning.
oh deadly shOti and oh. shower OF leadt
oh. iron rain on the brave, bare headt
Why, even TIE leaves from the trees ali dead
This Dreadful sunday morning!
But he gains the oaks! Men cheer in their might
Brave cus sr Is weeping III lliH delight
why, he II embracing the boy outright
This glorious sunday mornlngt
But. soft Not word has the pale boy said;
He unwmds the tag. 1t II starred. striped red
With his hearts best blood and he falls down dc ead.
Ia Gods still sunday morningi
So. wrap his tiag 10 his soldiers breast;
Into Sihrs and Stripes II is stained and blest;
Aud knder the o1ks let him rest and rest
In Gods own sunday morningi
Joaquin MILLER
The sun., 1884-02-24
] J..

Let us now eyempliiy the processes and out
come Of Prof. Toys scrutiny of the Now Testa-
ment quotations in detail. 10y ling at some Of
those excerpts from the Hebrew Scriptures
which tho cvaDgelists believed to have a
special boarng on the life and mission Of
Jesus. We read for instance Matt. H.. 23l
that 81 iIe shall be caiod n Nazarene." No such
affirmation is ~ be found In the O!d Testament
or in any known apocryphai book. The only
plausible explanation of the passage is that Of
fered by Prof. Toy namely. that the New
Testament writer intended no reference to
any particular words in the Hebrew Scrip
lures. but meant 20 sum up the significance
Of all It's statements relative to tho Mes
siah. But this. Of course. does not justify the
presentation OF the assertion as definite pre-
dicton. A little later Matt, ill.,. 81 occurs tho
following citation: Tho voice OF one crying
in ths wilderness Prepare ye the way OF the
Lord. make straight His paths" Prof Toy
| collatos the Hebrew and Septuagint teyts tgiv-
ing at the same time literal English transia-
tions). and shows, FIRST that in the wilder
ness belongs to tho words uttered by
tho voice consequently there cou.d be
no prophetic alusion to John the B..p-
tistl; and. secondly, that this passage in Isaiah
| Ia simply an account OF Israel's return to Ca
| naan from the exile In babylon. In which the
| march ofthe people Is described as the march
| OF Yahwe. God Of Israel. who would lead his
| people home." There WA not a trace OF ruf-
| erenca to Messiapic ideas. and It was there
fore insdmissibe for Matthew to assume that
| the Lord" mentioned was the Messiah. In
stead OF Jehovah. We come nert to tho record
| Of the mptaton In the course Of which Matt
iv.. u Jesus replies to Satan. 1T is written
| Thou shalt not tempt the Lord thy God"
This Ia correctly quoted texcept that the He
| brew has +" va" in plBoe OF "thou"J but IL l.
The sun., 1884-02-24
Fantastic Fnects of Music.

From thc Indidn0poI Journal.
She twRuked Q tune on her light guitar,
A low sweet Raugle OF tangled sounds,
As blurred the NOtCrs Ut fairies are,
Dancing in the nunnL avn dAl.s and downs;
Aud tie tinklng din Of the strange refrain
Ran DER the rn OF my soul Ike rain
The great blonde moon In the midnight skies
Paused and IOised n'rr the trrl- caves,
Aud The starr in the light oi her upturned eyes
sNt-d their love through III. riftei leaves
Gliutsd and spintrred IN crystal mist
Down the giitering string that her hhger kissed.
Oh the melody madi Oh the tinkie and thrill
OF the ecstasy OF the exquisite thing
The red rose dropped from the wlndo" sll
Aud lay In n long swoon quyrrihg;
While the dying notes OF the strain divine
Rippled IN gles uP my sPoli6ound sp'ne.
- W. RILET.
The sun., 1884-02-24

Sir James Card prints his observations dur
ing an Oriental journey In India the Land and the
People" ca.ssh
An interesting volume by Joaquin Miller ia entitled
Memory In Rhyme" Dunk wsgnAlS II is very
rsadabls
The sun., 1884-02-24
Prom th> Denver Tribune.

ALBUQUERQUE. Feb l5.-Cartain troubles
skn ~ The family OF j Chavez, the raier at Issts
Pueblo. ten miles below here 'haveI'- wife Was very
Jealous OF certain lndlan maiden and Yesterday she
fnnnd her husband In the Indian mnlen'u house. A
rght took place between tile women, during winch the
a%n-ky % maiden soi hold ~ sehara ,havehs back har
hscane frightened the idea thai shr had scalprd
Mrs Chavez that she tainted cnmpleicly away Mrs
Chavez took acyhnlhg" OF tins AMI administered inOs
friehtlu boating on the grl Mr and Mrs chavez did
not i've to 'thcr again aud the wife the
.ne Of the concern The husbands creditors are closing
''N''''s
The sun., 1884-02-24

TO THE EDITOR OF THE Suy-Cir. ,ord
SSa ,he following Information regarding white sie
,hkth from letter seat me hN my son who
Sou, hsmgEok he capital of slam. In 1875 D. K n