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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-03
Application for Patent.
UNITED STAr1s LAND OY1tcD,
HALEY, IDAHO. August 26th, 1ooo,

UNITED s1ArHs LAND O1vtcn,
HALEY. IDAHO. August 26th, 1soS.
Q, muel Fri. M. his attorney. infsct. whose pes6
ezice adrrs, 10 Hxiley.Al uras county, Idaho. 1as
made application for : United states psSsai Ses
the
Lode Mining Claim. situated on unsa1vsysA lana
III Little Snloky Mining District. Altures esunty.
State Of .h" A:i.sins Of IL 11oc II. f:s' q re
Survey No. 1880. ana described in ths neld 1otso
and plat VI the ofciai survey hle in this o0cs.
ut-s east, - follows:
Beginning :, the discovery point Of thi: el.in:
s :. Sa .. NJ oc 10 :o,.:: ::'s
shenss south s. deg. is min ..:. TO f.s;
to corner No. l and pla. : Of beginning survey Of
exterior boundaries Of this clam; ,sc,.diss
From corner No. U. q. u. n. No. 4 bsass
south g. deg. IS min. east lsls.s fest.
n. cs 1s 7: s:s
trtct. At haley. IN AtnHas county state Ut ldsAe.
The nearest know n locatisns being the Chance
Lode. lot No. ". and the Aidde. Treasure Isds.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any pss.
tion VI the said isher Lode mining Claim Or sur.
claims thereto with the Rsst.ter Of the UnsteA
.ts,es L. nd once at alsv ttste Of Idaho. within
o S. 81 x:
v. r. RiIIY.
direct th.t the foregoing Notice Il zpplioa.
tion for Patent be published for the period oe
.,.sy DAY. m sns ~oo1 @ s.v.. I1Mr % Tsxss; . :
state Of Idaho. being the nsWspape4 publSaAoA
VT. Riley.
Fsrs. publication. A~s. ash. A. D. lses.
". II. WATT. Attorney for Applicant
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-03

Then, after they're taken, instead of dis
turhins and shocking the system, they act
no chance for any reaction afterward Their
help lasts. Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious
Attacks, Sick or Bilious Headaches, and all
arrangements Of the liver. stomach, and
bowels are promptly relieved and pern,an-
ntly cured.
They're put up in glass vinls, which keeps
them always fresh and reliable, unlike the
ordinary pills in wooden or pasteboard
boxes.
And they're the cheapest pills you can buy,
for they're guaranteed to give satisfaction,
or your money d returned. You pay only
eor the good you get
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-03

The State Of IdaAo To the First National Dapk
of HALEY, idaho, h. W. Berry. Z @. Coma.
and :. p. DonDelly, 1heF.6 of ShosAonS
County, Idaho, Defenosnta;
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-03

The state Of Idaho, To the First National Bank
Of Harley, Idsho. 3. W. Berry. g. CoAs.
County. Idaho. Defsnosnts:
nle IN the Office VI the Clerk Of the Di.tsict cours
Of the Firss Judicial District II said 0tste. n
the .Scv~.S.H. pisintii. wherein pi.sns.9 Il.
.eGes: that she IL married woman. he wife Of
ana: THs. this action involves ~, svn separ.
src :pIi Tsst on the 2eth d.y Of D.. A. D. ls.s.
one-four ~ interest in those certain lode mtn.
Ing claims, An"wn a. the Ceur 4 lsne, Nellie
s.ous County. Ss.;. Of idsio. iiss ~ !. s.os " 81
the said deed the said properties became her sep.
el ate operty. aud mot subtest or Iiahls ics the
pay ent " the debts OF he's husband
The plsintin further slirges: That a divess
times during The yssr 4. D. lssl sd 1se2 the
interests In said minin. props ties. und.r snd ~
virtue Of ~rits ana alias wrtts Of execution. 10.
sued INT OF the Feuith J"dici.i Di.tri't Court q
Az ras. upon Judgments therein ehts r. In favor
of the efsndsnt. against her said husband y. =.
That by virtue Of the levyins OF said execution
the nd. Of Dls,nt to her s.'d properly sfore.aaA
,here.f she vi be damsg d In the ssm e
5000 oO. and that II the now heiid Of shoehcns
G; oanty psnn.ly 5sS, ;. sS1sa sn 18Th s:y
threatened to 90. and has SO advertised. shs Will
b. irrepsrsbiy injured.
each and eli OF them, be adjudged . nd decreed 70
have no right. title. interest, estate lien IN %
up. IL the ss,d CGur d., lene Nellie mine ~ virtue
OF the levytng OF ssid attachments. or Of any
Judgment which may have be n obtsinsd ssainst
the said e. X. Young; hat tn. Sheriff Of ShoshUpe
County be eDjoi"ed from executing the aforesaid
wrlts Of alta hments. & At the same be dissolved.
that the said witt Of execution ~ inst the prop
er be vacated that ssta hherih be eDjotSed from
proceeding to sell ssid property der said writ Of
eAecuties m for such o,her ana further relief ~
AZ Oe
Ard you IRE also notifiec that unlees you ape ar
ana answer to SAID complaint within ten days after
the service hereof. IL .e've' within SLosho .
county and wi hin twenty days Il served cut OF
said county. but within ss,d Judicial District; |;
and within forty days il served cut Of said D,s-
tr exclusive Of the day service) the plsinti1
will take def,ult against you and apply T.. the
Court for the relief demanded IN the complaint
ht rein
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the Dis.
..... trict Court of the First Judicial Dis.
tlict of the State Of idaho. IN and for the
ZEAL: County of Shoshone. this 18th dAv of
: Oe. ember, in tn. year Of ouR Lord one
'''''' thousand eight hundred and ninety.
two.
BARRY N. HILLARD, Ciesk.
~. +. HEPBURN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication. Sept. az, 1879. "
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-03
Notice of Forfeiture.

To william kse .ler. and his Hsifs OF Assigns:
You are hereby not ned that ! hsve expended
ne hundred t$l.o) d.llsrs In labor and Improve.
ments upon Tho
RED BIRD LODE MINING CLAIM,
situated the Eat Fork Of Aooa River, n
Mineral Hin Ainisk District. IN Alturas county.
provisions ef section 1884. Revised StAtutes ee
the United States. beirx the am. unit required ~
1892 = 1T your proportion Of the came 10 one third
($33.S3hI.
And Il, within ninety days after II nesics b.
publication, yOu fail refuse triL ute your
proportion Of such expenditure = . co-o~ nss .
your iDteresI in said claim Will become u vsep.
slty OF the subscriber, under said Section aS9A
JAMS ". DUTUA.
The above. mentioned an cunt may " paid d
the ONCE OF the Noon kIvEa 1lAHs. N HALEY.
Idaho. whose editor - suthorix~d 10 receipt foe
the same. JAMES W. BUTCH.
Fitst pull Mcstion, August 26. 1853.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-03

UWholseAsiaG aad feps,rs u ord.r.
00Aa ea.waat NEW He ARSE lust received.
0at1sfsctton Gas- -anteed.
CRAkLES NELSON. Proprietor.
etofs: MAIN STREET, South of Croy.
HALEY. IDAHO.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-03

the great excess Of unemployed that 10
coming this way, But we-being
situated on . hranch line If railway
do not h~gin to see tn. mass OF po..".
l4tion R.'atinv Pac,ficward. Stilleven
hare there are three or four appli.
csn's. at least, for every job. be it
ever 80 small or unremune,s,ive. A
much worse condition Of affair. pre-.
walls along tho main lines. This 10
-vinced ny the news columns OF the
newspapers received here, all Of which
ta'm with records Of hoIiups. burg.
lsri-s, attAoks ON unur It. f~m.les,
on trains, fsrmhouses, aud even on
t ,wns.
Here are samples of these dispatches.
They are from Il latest issue OF the
san Francisco Examiner at haud:
Several hundred men have arrive ,
in San Francisco from the East DUR
ing tho vast week i" search OF -m>
pl"ymrnt, which they have not .,
found, and which they will probably
not obtsin.
Many Of the arrivals belnng to the
mechanical trades, aud carry cards
from th-ir unions. As An evidence
"f the inflow it may he said that
seventy iiv. printers from .h,o.d h., .
i" the past week d.posited their cards
""h the Typographical Union hrr-.
The. rep"'t that the new typ-sr.s,ue
'nAci'in-s have ruined bu.i"-ss in tas
East. In Chicago the Union has
adopted 'ule u ut to "ree ul.r" may
work more than four day. ach week,
the other three DAYS being riv. to
-uhsntut"s. They have arrived in
San F'~nci.co a, bad time, Tor the
craft feel. the depression Of business
aud th~ general financial strain very
severely.
Tho printers unions OF Helena,
Butte. Sioux CITY. and other places
have even, tor mn"ths, been refusing
new arrivals permission to deposit
th~ir cards. As no union printer can
20 to work without first d-positing
his card. the refusal to accept it is
equivalent to a pere~ptory order to
"Move o"!''-ED.
A" aged ca'p~nter named William
-. Nicholson, said yesterday: II have
just got in from the Oklahoma
country. and | game through the San
Joaquin valley. walking oil the ~av
from Modesto for fear Of bring ar.
strd fr beating my way. At
Moj4ve $50 OF Us took possession Of
the train, but the people did not resis.
~. We got al the food We wanted.
We came over the Atlantic and Psci.
6,, most Of us from the Oklahoms
STRIP. At NJ ave we boarded train
in q hody for Summer, where the
an'ho,i,ies had been instructed Nv the
ompsny to stop us, but they did"t
trv it. We came on north, and about
forty dropped out .. Tuiare and
others At Hanford. A few got of ut
Coli. and walked on to Fresno. Bv
the time Martinez was reached men
had &cstter-d in all directions to hunt
for bread or work. do not think
over 100 in all have reached the hsy."
Mr.. Nicholson said there were 300
"r more following the $50 with VIII m
he came. and that nearly all were des.
'i'use even before they crossed the
Rocky Mounssins. They come TO
avoid the cold wint"r in tho East,
knowing v-rv we'll that tim"s are hard
here hut feeling that they could n't
h~ worse of here than iu the fri. id
E.A
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-03
Chicago Day as the WORLDS Fair.

The lowest rata ever known
about ONE CENT A MlLE-each WAY.
Il offered for this occasion only by the
U"i'n Pscif, sys,em.
See your nearest Union Pacific
a0e"s for dates aud further particu
lars
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-03

XxYA&TGO-AansGera aud 'vSrs~er ~ hire snd
wv evefsee men snd represent msnufactur.
ting 10. vhO want 6ran,h oftces. We pay or &C
geae. advertising and travelling expenses. Poai-
ttO0 psSmsnsnt. good salary. no PeddlinR. no can.
ysoiaG txp~eseuce not nec' ssary a. you act IN.
~ 80 eaatTOctiOns. You must he known IN your
eoeso1oa end fuf. tsh references II req aired Ad.
lrses WITH stamp. The BrsAdenburg Mfg Co.,
0a0tno. o.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-03

Helen L. Young. PlstntifI,
W.
The First National Bank Of HALEY, |
Idaho, n. W. b rr.. e. o. Con q.
and = r. Donnelly, sheriff OF |
shoshons County. Idaho. Oe.
ieNdants.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-03
Excite mrnt ~ Fresno.
FRESNO, Sept. 2l-Considerahle
..xcit. m~nt VA. created hero to.day
Concluded on Fourth csgs.
JUST FULL

JUST FULL
Of improvements
DR.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets. To
begin with, they're
the smallest, and
the easiest to take.
Th cy' re tiny,
sugar-coated anti.
bilious Granules,
scarcely larger
than m usta ard
seeds. Every child
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-18
VS. TEL EGRAPHIC NEWS
Foreign News.

VIENNA, July S.-The drought which
prevailed for so long in Austria caused
:. great falling of in the yield of oats,
and the price of that grain has risen.
The government has issued an order if
there should be any further advance in
prices the horses belonging to the army
shall be fed or mixture consisting OF
one-third corn and two-thirds oats.
VIENNA, July 1S.-Twelve working
men who were in a small boat in the
Danube, to-day, were dashed against a
dredger. The boat was smashed and
every man of the party was drowned.
YALETrA, July 1S.-Duripg the court
martial of the surviving officers of the
Victoria to-day Staff Commander Haw-
I;ins-Smith gave evidence showing that
Vice Admiral Tryon took upon himself
the responsibility for the disaster. The
staff commander said that Immediately
after the Camperdown rammed the
Victoria the vice admiral said to him:
at was entirely my doing. 1t was en-
tirely my fault
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-18
NEWS OF THE DAY.

A street car was run into at q cross
ing in Chicago Yesterday and three
persons were killed and several others
wounded. The engineer and fireman
of the train were arrested.
Governor Flower, Of New York, yes
terday pardoned prisoner who inform
cd guard at the penitentiary OF plot
among a number of the prisoners to
murder the guards and escape.
It is said that President Cleveland has
rendered to n. Y. Supreme CourtJustice
Edgar NJ. Cullen the appointment to
the Supreme Court Of the United States
in the place of the late Justice Blatch-
ford
A dispatch from Paris states that the
alarmist reports published in n New
York daily concerning the cholera in
France are quite devoid of foundations
There are some endemic cases OF the
disease in different parts of the coun-
try, but nothing that in any way re-
sembles an epidemic.
Fred Wilson was taking q nap on the
grass at Fish Lake, ILL.,, on Sunday,
when stranger stole up and set fire to
his celluloid collar. Friends ran to
Wilson's aid and put out the fire, but
not until he was horribly burned. The
man who ignited the collar was caught,
pulled into the lake and ducked until
he was almost drowned.
John J. Mcdonald and Frank j..
Egan fought two rounds with hard
gloves last evening in vacant lot in
Eleventh avenue, New York, in the
presence of five hundred persons. Nc
Donald died from bis injuries soon af-
ter he was admitted to Roosevelt Hos
pital. Egan was arrested. 1t is said
that McDonald's death is due largely
to alcoholism.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-18
VIRGINIA NEWS.

J.. NJ. Dickey, superintendent of the
Virginia Beach Railroad, died yester-
day at his former home in Penn
sylvania.
Mr.. r. r. Robins, of Richmond, has
purchased from Mr.. H. o. Rogers, OF
lIcesburg, owner of the Stockbridse
Breeding Farm, the queen jumping
mare of Virginia, "Alonette."
Rev. J. Green Shackelford, of Ere
mont, Ohio, formerly rector of Trinity
church, Fredericksburg, delivered able
and interesting sermons to his old con-
gregation Sunday morning and even
ing.
IT. Davis. white man aged fifty,
living at Keeling, Pittsylvania county.
was captured and brought to Danvilie
yesterday, charged with assaulting his
niece, fourteen years old. He may SUI
for violence iftaken to Chatham Jail.
The Second Auditor and Treasurer
have finished signing the 5000 century
bonds of the denomination of 81 900. TO
be delivered to the Olcott committee,
and the signing Of the 6,1l9 bonds OF
the denomination of $500 is being push
ed as rapidly as possible.
The requisition of Gov. Brown, OF
Maryland for Capt. John Gaskins on
the charge of shooting Revell Sterling
in Maryland waters was presented to
Coz. Mckinney yesterday. Governor
Mckinney replied that he will have the
matter investigated at the earliest pos
siblc moment and will report the re-
suit to Gov. Brown.
An srrest that caused some sensation
among the colored people of Ports
mouth Yesterday was that of Rev. W.
r. Gibbons, colored preacher, and also
councilman, charged with an assault
upon a woman of his own race. Glib
bons claims that he went to the house
to collect rent, and many believe him
to be the victim of blackmail.
Hubert Bohnke has sued the Virginia
Fire and Marine Insurance Company for
81 500, the amount of the loss sustained
by him by the reason of the burning oi
his building in the county on last No
vember. The building was two-story
frame, with brick basement, and being
occupied principally as barroom was
an enticing spot to soldiers and way
farers. The plaintiff declared that the
cause of the fire was unknown to him
but the insurance company has refused
to pay the amount of the policy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-18
Durhis own Grave.

ST. PAUL, July 1S.-A year ago
Charles, the 12-year-old son of William
Lansford, the railroad contractor, mys-
tcriously disappeared. Last evening
his body was discovered near his
fathers house in deep cut made in a
street opening. Children yesterday
while digging caves in the sand sud
denly came across d head, and present
" the body of young Lang(ord was dis
inferred. Examination showed that
he had burrowed n tunnel $50 feet long
and was probably engaged in the
work when the sand caved in and en-
tombed him. This occurred last July
and the recent street opening was cut
in few feet of the spot where the
body was found.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-18
Not LNnched.

A dispatch from Norfolk says: ga
lynching took place Saturday night
in Nansemond county at the Atlantic
and Danvillc Railroad station of Bea-
mans, about twelve miles from Ports
mouth. Last winter and spring, at diff
ferent times John Cartwright, of Cart
wrights, lost seven horses which died
from poisoning, and later his dwelling,
with the entire contents, was destroyed
by fire. Suspicion pointed to negro
named Isaac jenkins, former employe,
and detectives were employed to work
up the case. They soon had evidence
enough TO convict jenkins, and Satur-
day night he was arrested, and ne then
confessed his crime, and said that he
would only be satisfied after he had
killed Mr.. Cartwright. The news Of
his arrest soon spread, and in short
time quite crowd assembled, and af-
ter quietly discussing the matter they
unanimously decided that it was not
well for Jenkins to live in that COM
munity. So they waited quietly and
when Constable Branch and the guard
reached quiet portion of the road
they were met by posse Of disguised
men and the officer and the guard were
soon overpowered. The prisoner was
taken few hundred yards from the
road, where rope was placed around
his neck, and he was hauled up to
limb of a tree. The party then fired 4
number of shots at the body and quiet
" dispersed. Sunday morning the rope
and bag covered with blood were
found, but the body was gone and there
is no clue to the parties who did the
hanging. The negro, before he was
hung up, was asked if he had anything
to say, when he replied that he had
committed the deed and he would be
satisfied to die. The affair was conduct
ed in a quiet and orderly manner, no
excitement was created, and the mat
ter was quietly talked of by the citizens
of that section when they assembled at
church Sunday morning"
A dispatch from Norfolk this evening
says: "The party after firing number
of shots at the body quietly dispersed,
leaving Jenkins for dead. Jenkins
made mis- appearance in Norfolk last
nigh and was placed in Jail. He has
two bullet holes in the neck and one in
the leg and looks frightfully used up.
He says the rope around his neck sus-
pending him from the tree parted when
ne was pulled up and as soon as the
lynching party left he tumbled to the
ground. 1t was daybreak when he re-
covered consciousness and he hastily
LEFT Nansemond county and startedson
his wav to Norfolk"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-18
Failures.

As result Of the recent Thornton
hank failure, Nancy NJ, W. n. and John
d Stewardson, extensive farmers and
stock raisers of Shellbyville, His, have
sssirned to w. e. Walker. Liabili-
,jes about $4,000; asserts $25, 600.
The Bank of Anacortes, Washn., fail
60 The ' First National Bank of Fort
Scott, Kas., the Oldest financial ins,itu-
ton in southeastern Kansas, has sus-
The Citizens Bank of Ada, the most
prominent one in Hardin county, Ohio,
failed TO open its doors this morning.
The Union National Bank of Denver,
Col. failed to open its doors this morn
ing The capital is Sl,00O,OOo. No
statement can be had. The CONNER
s.ial National Bank and the National
Rapk of Commerce have also assigned.
A run is now being made on the City
National, German National, First Ma,
fiopal. Colorado Nationa! and all the II
clearing house banks in Denver. The
panic is on.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-18
Sullivan Must Pay.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1S-Judge
Trout to-day gave Judgment against
John l.. Sullivan, eX champion pugi-
list, for 81, 4l5.SO ona suit brought by
Joseph f. Shain. When Sullivan and
his manager ]. w. Barnett We're in
Australia last year they borrowed the
above amount from James and Wm.
McNIahon. Sullivan gave his promi-
sary note, but left Australia without
settling it. The claim was sent to
Shain for collection and to-day's de-
cision was the result ola suit brought
bv him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-18
Great Fire in London.

LONDON, July 1S.-Fire last night in
the district bounded by Leadenhall
street and Bevis Marks and Gamma
mile streets burned over an area 500
yards square before the flames were
extinguished. Thirty warehouses were
entirely destroyed. These buildings
were occupied by more than twenty
five firms. 1t is expected the loss will
reach 100000. The burned district
is but a short distance from the Bank
of England, the Royal Exchange and
the residence of the Lord Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-18
A u. 8. Shin Disabled.

SEATTLE, Washn., July lS.-Ad-
vices from Alaska state that the u. S.
man-of-war Mohican was fired upon in
Behring Sea and disabled June % by
the steamer Alexandria, of San Fran
cisco. The Mohican discovered the
Alexandria in the act of raiding seal
rookeries and tried to intercept her,
firing two shots across her bow. The
Alexandria returned the fire, striking
the Mohican amidships and disabling
her engines. The Mohican went 10
Onalaska for repairs and the Alexan-
dria escaped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-18
An Impending Conflict.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 1S.-The
white people in the vicinity of Neeley-
vile, No.. few days ago, served no.
tees on the negroes employed at the
mills and on the farms to leave the
country. The negroes have purchased
guns, pistols and ammunition in large
quantities and informed the white men
that they have made up their minds to
stay where are and will fight to the
death. There has been no conflict as
vet but one is likely to occur at any
time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-18
TUESDAY EVENING. JULY Is, 1898

The TERM of the just judge before
whom Chicago's murderous anarchists
were tried and rightfully convicted
will expire this fall, when his successor
will be elected. As he is republican,
the democratic voters of that city can
not be expected TO support him IN pref
erence to their own party's nominee
But they should be sure to select for
their nominee man who endorses
every word and act of Judge Gary 10
the case referred to. The democratic,
is the law-abiding and conservative
party of the country, and even ITS Chi-
cago members cannot afford to mani
fest the slightest sympathy for anarch-
jstic dynamiters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-18

AMONG the measures proposed to be
introduced at the next regular, not ex-
ira session of Congress, is one to pro-
vide that the government shall be re-
sponsible for lost registered letters. 1t
has never been clear to the popular
mind why the trouble and expense OF
registering letter or package should
be taken, if the safety thereof were not
thereby secured, or, in case of possible
loss its value insured by the govern
ment for its full amount. The propos-
ed measure is q common sense one, and
should therefore be adopted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-18

DIR. VERDI, of Washington, an ltal-
ian. verdi being the Italian name for
Green disagrees with Mr.. David Dud-
lev Field, and all other well educated
native citizens of this country, and says
The United States are singular, and not
plural, and should be spoken OF as is,
and not are. and that "philology has the
better of the Constitution" But we
must always 90 from home for home
news If the United States be is, Nir-
ainia should certainly be are. But this
is midsummer, which season has its
own pecuIiar sickness.