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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-22
DIR. HUFELAND'S
 CELEBRATED ,Ssciss ,St0l1ldch Bitters.

n The first and most healthfal fopic ever introduced into the United States Is still the leading article and more of this sold than of all other socslied Tonics or Btiers
 tl For Sale 10 the Trade by TAYLOR 4 sa llBENDEI., Sole Agents, &99 sad all H0SCiay Street, San Francisco. California
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-22
ARMY SUPPLIES.
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, sUs-DfsrRrCr or PRESCOTT. Fort whippic. Arizona Territory. l
 May 1st 1869

GEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE. - viii h~ rpcsved ey upsr-ig~ sa ia- tl Tpe~iAy June Id, lsa. al ls seik As f sspTsyiog the urised State. Govrraneat al
 CAMP DEvrN, AT IOn wAinut Cr.sk near the TolI3aia the prusi
 Mohsvs Wagon Rssd
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-03-05

There 10 no business or branch
of trade in which. skill, knowledge
auj kente rise IRE mooe essential;
thai in96e dr . bust Ess; nor Il
thele.1ny bral ia of hmsn industry
in lGich 4ore 'eharl ia iam sad I'M
posture pfevails. II isthcfeforc,
to the interest Of the public to
carefully discriminate between the
'true ,aaa false druggist:---This can
easily be done BY . simple practi.
col application Of that rule which is
~ true ID matters Of business -
morals. .'by their frsisr or Eesalts)
you shah know them. ;" Judged BY
this rule, HElAsoLD il = true drug
gist, and those we'll. known mcdi-
cines, known a. ''Helmbold's Pre-
parations, Pare Legitimate remedies.
These latter have been before the
public prominently for many YEAR,,
and have been universally success
full !; the Extract Of Buchu especial
ly. has secured thepublic confidence,
For ids appropriate diseases it is
without'a rival. Daily Tribune. NY.
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- LsS Ea
HERE IS soksrHlNo to charm,
amuse, and instruct the boys and
girls new number Of IN old and
entertaining friend, Dcmorest's
hung Americas f6r march, 1869.
Pictures. stories, pushes. philoso-
ply. Games, REFUSES, and countless
othss'subjects are presented in the
most fascinating way to. interest
the young folks, who, after once
peeping into this marvelously COED
book, We are certsin, will not wish
to lay it down until every word has
been read, every puslle tried. and
every picture examined. Hurrah
for Young America! 81 SO per
year: publication Office, 1873 Broad
way, New York.
This with the Monthly, contain
ing every thing new in the way Of
fashions, gives two Of the best
monthlies issued.
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BOsAel1aing Extra for D0ya.
and Girls.

It is we'll known that Tus Lit.
TIE CoaPoaAI. the brilliant West
eru Juvenile. has larger oircula-
+tion than any other Juvenile Maya
sine in the world. This has bees
gained BY real merit and, saterprise.
I The Publishers. are endeayorisg
to double their immense oircu|.tion
this year, and have determined 70
send their Magasine IxEE .EoE
rHass MON 7Hs-Jsnuafy, February
and March numbers Of 1669--t1sE
to every family who will yead' their
address before the FIRST. Of May, with
four cents in stamps tor retSrn
postage. These are intended %
samples to those who are not now
taking the Magazine 10 its new,
enlarged form. AddrssS Alfred u.
Sewell & 90. ! Publishers. Chicsgo,
Ill. fite as sf
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In regard TO- foreign policy.
would deal with sections cquitably,
as the law requires individuals to
deal with, esch other. and 1 would
protect alaw hiding citisen, wheth.
er ofnative or foreign birth. wherev-
or his rights are jsopardiscd or the
Gag Of our coantry floats. Iwould
respect thc rights ofall nations, de-
handing equal respect for our swn.
If others depart from this rule in
their dealings with rs, we. may be
compelled to follow their precedent
Here tberei is N interruption in
our despatch. -Ep. JouasAL w.
The proper troa tmcnt Of the orig
iual occupants Of this land the In
dians-is one deserving care and
equal study. and I will favor any
course toward them which tends to
their civilization. christianisation
and ultimate citizenship. 4ag .sv-
The question Of suffrage is one
which is likely to agitate the public
so long as a portion Of the citisens
Of the nation are excluded from its
privileges ia any State. It seems
to me very desirable that this CUES
ton should be settled now. 1 I en-
terrain the hope, and express the
desire that il NAV be By the ratifi
cation ofthe 18th article Of amend
.ment to to the Constitution. l., si,r
In conclusion. I ask the patient
forbearancs one toward another
throughout the land. aud . deter
mined effort on the part Of every
citizen to do his share towards ce-
menting happy Union. and ! ask
the prayers of the nation TO Al
mighty God IN behalf Of this con-
summation. IA ss,..vs. - .s@.
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We wish to cali particular at-

We wish to cali particular at-
tention to SEWARD L BENrLBY's
Constitution Bitters, advertised in
our paper this week. Their Bitters
are said to be the finest tonic sud
most agreeable, stimulant for the
weak and delicate, Of sny Bitters
heretofore in use. They are as
rspresented-a: superior medicinal
preparation. They are sold BY DR..
j. J. Clemmer. t...~t - 81. =.
For , Cough, use Stewards
Cough Cure. = "a -a.d..s.
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Iewa Raiiroaas.

The foil ,wing is , statement Of
lands granted TO railroads. the
number Of miles built. in Iowa. for
the year 1888:
a The Burlington T. Missouri river
road 1t that time had l8l miles
flushed; had received 2a7, 095 acres
Of land. Its gross earnings for
1858 we're $o4l .653 "a Tho Chi
caeo. Rock Island & Pacific road
276 miles completed; had -
csived ~, 467. 436 ac-cs cf land; ito
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BxA1xARD's MUSICAL. WsaLD; for
March is received. and contains
twesty pages Of choice new music
and interesting reading. This is
By f1r the Best and. cheapest Mu-
steal Monshly Published. Owing to
its immense circulation, Cover
twenty thousand copies monthly
the publishers are esabled to furn-
ish the Musical World 1t the. low
price Of one dollar per annun,
besides giving pianos. Organs,
guitars, sewing machines. etc., for
clubs. For Eve subscribers an ele-
CANT writing desk, is given. Speci
men copies. containing Z large
amount Of choice music, full list Of
premiums. S., can be obtained BY
sending ten cents to 8. Br1inard &
Sons, Publishers. Cleveland, Ohio.
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Of the country, and trade resumes
ito wonted channel.
It will be ~ esdesvsr to execute
al laws In gid FAITH collect 4
revenues ssssDed, sad = have thin
properly tsccou ntsd for. md scono !
icaily d;sbsrssd. A. I sbsll, to the
best Of my ability, appoint to ONCE,
those only who will carry out this
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gross earnings for 1868 were$ l. $50.
1928. "a. The Chicago l. North
western ROAD had 465 nile.S built ;
had 3eceivel 7D1, 45. 40 d res Of
lan its earnisgA foE 1851 were
$a871, 6S2A5. The WubJ ue 4
Sioux City road had 143 miles
built; had received IL. 265, 322
acres of land; Its earnings for 1858
we're o. 700, 602 so. The McGreg.
or l. Sioux City road had IS miles
built had received 372. 800 acres
of land; earnings $4SS, 235. O5 The
Dss Moines Valley road hsd I 16l
miles built; had received 40. 400.
SAT acres Of land; earnings, 710,
$40. 81. n OF the st. Paul l. Sioux
City road, there is no portion in
Iowa yet built; IL has received 500.
900 acres Of land. The Sioux City
& Pacific road had rs miles built.
with . large grant, al in Ne braska;
earnings. $127.O0O.O2. The Ooun-
Gil Bluffs & Sc. 10. road had so
miles built; no land grant; earnings
$l58, e54 90. The Cedar Falls &
Minnesota road had AZ miles tuilt;
no land grant; earnings, $55. 465. :.
81. The dubuque & Southwestern
had rs miles built; no report Of the
earnings. These figures show that
on the LIST day Of January Iowa had
not less than 1897 Ia miles OF
roads. The aggregate amount Of
land granted to the roads Is 2. 822,.
IT'S, 56e scrcs. Z Dubuque Herald.
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II is by no means : mysterious
thing that we have 80 many, such
bloody, and such expensive Indisu
wars. The Cause ofthem is simple
and easily understood. Mr.. Garfield
Of Ohio, illustrates it neatly. he
says: go. o. 80. .s.....i .
., II speak what l know when I say
that Of every dollar appropriated ~
Congtess for the Sioux during t6s
last ten years, eighty cents have
been stolen-only twenty cents
reaching the Indians. 4 .'-
The 1ndinns. in other words, have
boen cheated by government agents
out Of eight-tenths Of all that the
American people have disbursed 70,
their comfort. One-talf of the beel
paid for they never receive. Instead
Of the best hour ava, ded to them,
they are given shorts and mid.
lings.' The Indian agents grow i'm.
mensely wealthy, but the Indians
grow more and more destitute until,
exasperatcd beyond endurance, they
avenge their wrongs not upon the
guilty agents, but upon the nearest
white settlers. Thus commences .
frigatful frontier war. aud millions
and millions Of dollars arc sacrificed
besides mass Of human lives, e
settle the difficulty. If the Indian
agents were always promptly hung
the moment an Indian war began
We should have no more Of such dis
turbancss. Sunday Times ..s-.
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H0nne TestlnA0ny.
Goshen, Ind, July g, 70

Goshen, Ind. July %, 1852 :.
/ DR.. C. ". Roback -Dear Sir: My sonwas
greatly debilitated' from the effects Of .
long and violent cough: lcoald get nothing
to relieve him until triedyoar Scandina-
vian Medicines, and they. braced him up
,mmediatly. Yours truly, L. HH1RWIN.
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NEWS ITEMS.

The Chicago Timcs says: Butler
will be chairman Of the committee
on appropriations in the next CON
grsss He knows how to make ap-
propria atoms. ID ss
The New York Tribune tells US
THAT . Thousand dollars paid to .
Collector or District Attorney, has
more inaaence to settle the case,
than twenty thousand dollars paid
as tar to the Government. - "
All of which means that the i'm
mense army of Office holders have
found out that it is . good policy TO
buy INDuLaxscIEs to cover up Trans
grcssions Of Law; though We have
Che enlarged charity to suppose that
only New York oficials we're refer
red to. -s" i'd,
!. Senator Dick Yates Of Ill.,, . night
since, introduced himself to . Wash
iDgton city audience Tor the third
time during the year "bare-:ooted
to the waist. SO lsts
The Austin Democrat has been
shown 6ns 'specimcns Of stone coal
taken from ! bluff in the town OF
Window In that county, BY Mr..
Thomas Smith. He employed %
experienced miner, and the two
went to work tunnelling into. the
bluf. and tho present indications are
that . rich bed Of coal will soon be
discovered.
W. dad the foregoing paragraph
lin the Chicago Times. How. il it
Bro. Wood? al > hoax? oh! -,
The lows City Press reports
skating. vsltsing With . pretty girl
or, even getting married, 40 perfest1
| ly tame anusements, whom conpared
with riding thoroughbred vsloci.
| pede. st
Susan B. Anthony. the: great
woman . rights shero. viii never be
satisfied until things ara reversed,
and she u called Anthony b.
Susan.
Minnesota, in 1868. exported
6. S78, 12l bushels- Of wheat,
The capital Of tho dairy inter
csts ID this country is said TO be
800. 900, 600. /"
Pittsburgh has . petroleum trade
Of nearly $4,000, 900 per snnum.
There are now one thousand dis
! itlleries in operation in this country.
The Charleston Mass. Navy
Yard now employs but thirty-nine
men.
The Davenport Democrat says.
several dupes in lows should know
that the Rock River Fire Ins CO.
Rockford Illinois. has closed ito
doors and the effects Of the Office
will be sold at public sustion By
the Sheriff. The day Of mutual
FIRE insurance companies seems 10
's'e passed.
! A Dubuque 6rm vas mulcted il.
to the payment Of Emo and costa
amounting to 452. 50 Gr selling one
dozen added eggs to 6 customer the
other day. Eggs-pensiye traDsaet-
ion. that
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MsRRY's MUsEUM.-The March
number Of this favorite magazine
for young people is received. The
publisher will send specimen num-
bers, with premium Inst, FREE, to
ans one wishing to examine this
ma ga kline. Address, HoIAcR b.
FuLLER. Publisher. Ii. Brom6 ID
Street. Boston. a. ya;'fF 80 DOG ,
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The cry against more taxation was
yesterday heard IN the State senate,
10 the name Of the farmers, who,
even with tho high prices received
for farm produce, begin to complain.
Anothel cry also goes forth against
Federal taxation. in the enormous
duties imposed in the interest of ia :
vorite classes Of citizens. This leg
islation for classes is one Of the
vices Of the age. and recalls . les
son Of the French revolution, when
the ;eudal system reached . point
where human endurance ceases; whe n
the exchequer was embarrassed, the
Golfers empty, when the peopIs cosld
not be more heavily taxed. The
French nobility, instead Of submit
ting to q tax like that laid BY Sir
Robert Peel upon the aristocra,y Of
England in. 3 similar emergs.ey,
steadily refused to relieve the dis.
ordered state Of the finances, just as
Congress refuses equal taxation on
property. Tho Frolch people sank
till their faces were ground to the
earth. Theirs tells the story thus :
THE state Of France. political
and economical, was in truth in
tolersble; there was nothing but
privileges, belonging to individual
classes, towns, provinces, and to
trades misunderstanding but
shaekles upon the industry and gen
ius Of man. Civil, ecclesiastical,
and military dignities we're cx-
clusively reserved for certain elias:
Sos, and in those classes for certain
individuals. A man could not en-
brace profession unless upon
certain titles and certain pecuniary
conditions. All was mdAopolised
by = few hands. and burdens bore
upon . certain class. The nobility
aud clergy possessed nearly two.
thirds Of the landed property. The
other third, belonging to the people
paid taxes 70 the king, 1 multitude
Of feudsl dues to the nobility. .
1.-THE to the clergy, and vas more
over liable to the .devasts tions Of
noble sportsmen and their game.
The taxes on articles consumed
weighed heavily on the great mass,
and consequently on the people. -
The mode in which it was levied
was yexatious; the gentry might be
in areas with impunity the people
on the other hand, ill-treafed aud
imprisoned, we're doomed to suffer
in . body-in default Of goods. The
Masses. subject therefore By the
sweat Of the brow, defended with
their blood, the upper classes Of
society without being able 70 sub
sist themselves. Justice. admin
istercd in some Of tho provinces BY
ths gentry, in the royal jurisdiction
BY the magistrates, who purchased
their Offices. Was SLOW, partial, al
wsys runious. and particularly
atrocious IN criminal cases. In
dividual liberty was violated BY
lsttres dc cachst, and liberty Of
the press BY royal censors.
Famine followed taxation while Z
voice Of despair rang through the
kingdom, and still the infatuated
nobility rioted in luxury Slowly
the storm cloud br,ke above the
horizon, yet no one regarded its
threatening till the flashes # the
lightning began a. to..appear, and sue
cessive thunder pcals following
aroused Louis XIV. and walked the
clergy and nobility frnm their hap
py dreams.-N. Y Express.
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100000 Choice Brick,

WILL be for sale three miles west d
/ w Creseo, 1t DOB6ON'S Kiln, about
the first Of June, for which the subscriber
wsQla Ike contracts. He will warrant
then 20 be - geeA % manufactured any
where west Il the MississipH.
CresSo. Jan. -, 1890.
.u9ylOtfl y. B. DOBSON.
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CovxcIl HiLL ?. o May 9Th 1858.
4 Nessn g. =. BarToa Bro, Nc0regor.
Gsnts-The Chest Of JapaA Tea bought Of you
last week st q, consider superior to any Tea
have he'd, and It less pr1ce.
Yours &C., sr
..a r. r. bscIsxso1.
i. -.Ef8ENs NATIONAL /, Iowa. May It'll, 1855.
1 g.s.y Mesps Z. r. Barron 4 BRO. Mc0rskor.
Gents,-The Gun Powder Tea bought Of you 1t
81, % pet pound b the bea Tea ! have hat OF
long tkAe. Il kests my 4. Go. Send ne lbs.,
more 81 bearer. Yours fruly. n. @. naY1vs. y
LuAxA, 1ewa, May nth, 1855.
Messrs e. Dafruu . Dso Nc0resos.
0snts.--I hsve used the Tea, ''0su Powder
bought Of you LAT week. .aa nndk . very nice Or.
ticae, and very cheap. Whsn We get this let used
up Will buy more. Yours respectfully.
= EaI5st TAoMAs Glass.
We hvve nade arranscmeutst to keep constantly on
this great Nosthweseera part oflowa and Southern
Orders We warrant these Teas and In any xse the,
ct our expense and money refandsi.
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~~,-r~ r1 a.. address, +. r. Barron E Bro.
|Gfoeelia Full Stock Amber and Golden Syrup Sugar. Spices
Coffee, Rice &C.

Cash. strictly; bought Cke
Sold and wiA be sold great bargains
Come See Look goods learn and wd1 good
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| ,f-'tA 'GashAvito, Iowa, Nay 1lth, 1883.
, Messrs 4. 3. Barron Bro, McGregor.
pear eir-Me hare used the Imperial Tea q u, Is
bought Of yoa last 1hussday, end hAA Il very nice
article. You.s very truly @+ @~ !. 0xLv.
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-
i chimes. !.
THE GRANDEST IN THE WORLD
Tie Judges, the While World and tie
i 1ndl Fifteen Years Duration =.
PRACTICAL USE, THE TEST.
The WHEELER / WILSON
Ssring Nicotine, the CAamp;on.
THE UNIVERSAL VERDICT.
The wheeler and Wilson, az is we'll
known, has Won 1t nearly every tri'l IN
which it has competed, the highest award
of merit The representatives Of other ma
chimes have entered the list time and again
only 70 be defeated, and finding it impos-
sibls to compete fairly have endeavored to
decry The value Of premiums. They are
not slow, however, 70 boast ofthe few they
have received. But in the Grand Trial -
Daily use throughout the world where only
true merit gains favor, and super ority
wins the race, the Wheeler & Wilson Sew
ing Machine stands triumphantly the
champion, by the verdict of the people, as
shown by the number manufactured and
sold by the several Sewing MAbhine. Com
panies, from the start mp to the expiration
Of the time Of the Howe Patent, Sept, 10th,
1867. aa
vince lsr ( Wilson Manufacturing Cenp.-
Singer Manufacturing Com. 20a, 900
Grover 3 Bakers 8. NJ. !" 166 900
Wilcox & Gibbs 8. n. !" 81 900
Howe Machine company, s9:OOO
Florence Sewing IA chine com. $4,000
Finkle 4 Lyon 8. II. company "a Is. 900
Empire 8. n. company, q $4,000
Etna Sewing Machine company, l2 900
Weed Sewing Machine compsny, 1000
Leavitt Sewing Machine company 5000
Let it be remembered, also, that one Of
these companies, the Singer il fully three
years older than any other, and ell q them
except the Florence and the Wilcox &
Gibbs, have made large Mnchines, exclu-
sively adapted to leather end other heavy
nanula cturing. The Wheeler & Wilson
company have - exclusively made spe-
cislity Of the family machine, and have
| derived no benefit whatever from the large
trade in heavy machines. This fact must
b taken int consideration in estimating
the unequaled popularity Of this wonderful
machine, and II while it has only been
qualified to fulfill heretofore the ordinary
| Requirements Of sewing machine, such as
scanning, tucking, quilting, braiding, gath
eripg, binding, hemming and telling, 1t has
achieved such an enormous sale, what may
We not expect now.tha within short time
attachments have been invented, extreme
~ simple and readily comprehended, for
tuck marking, ru6fing, embro,dering, and
GROWING all, making .batton-holes9
WEST, FARRAR, & Comfy.
49-0 los Lake street Chicago Ill. =
Sole agents for Illinois, Iowa 3 Nebraska:
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READ THE
TESTIMONY

From oHe0 the Oldest PRIMERS
IN the State Of Illinois,
OFFICE OF THE Vino & RlPu1fscAx
~ QuncY, III, August 20, 1858,
PRINCE, WALTON & Co.
81 .S.. .-.., ss. Cincinnah, q, .,s5
Gents-I find your
Roback's Bitters,
afterusing two boxes
in my family, to bea
"good egg. . 1n Send
me another dozen bY
u. s. Express, and if
you don't want, local
notices to the amount
charge It to US on
advertising account.
Yours IN haste,
JAMES l.. LANGDON.
Regards to Mr.. WAL
ton.
SpRNa Poar, JACKSON Co, MlcH.(
August !, 1859. {
DIR. G.. w. ROBACK:
Dear Sn: My boy
about eight years old
was very much trO,i-
bled with St. Antho-
ny's Dance, so that ut
times he was unable
to feed himself, .frc-
quently falling ON the
floor or ground i'll q
fit; and three If my
family had the fever.
and ague. l bought
some Of your Scan.
dinavian Blood Pills
and Purifier Of your
agent here, Mr.. Cal
kins, and to our great
JOY they not only cured
the fever and aguc.
but my boy Of the re !. ST. !. !.
.Anthony's dance, for
which wes shall ever
feel grateful. !.
! Yours truly, -.
: s.' G.. III. BAUM.
For sale s: Or, J. J.. Ciem-:
mer, CrescO, iowa. ~ ast.
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Clare rexnsaip, May y, lsss.

II III. osarl Township. May 10, 1858.
sE~ Z hi NessD B. 4. nasfon 4 BRO.
0sats II iAve tried yosr Japan and imperial Tea
% 4l,2S cents per pound, sad consider Il better
ttAn that received fson any Tea company--also
mach cheaper. Send me, lbs Imperial Tea by
bsasss. Yours very rsspeetfully. Oxifr wARx.
hanA thsse Ans rsas, easagh 70 ssprv the Wants Or
nnssosa. Particular attention pald 70 6ltnG Club
do net give entire satiactioD they can - returned
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! g. Farmershurg, Iowa Mag Is. leoe.
" uessrs &. X. Bsrron 1re. ne0reooe.
y Gentlenen.-The Gun Powder Tea had Of you
for - cents Per poaaa h - SOD n uUs betssr
than Tea have had from any Tea Company, and
,omes Oh. apsr. IN take ten peands more. YossS
truly. .nr W j. sell DASaE. Baonbos. "a
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WELL DRILLING.
VIM. Hammond ( Bro.,..s ...,:y !
CRESCO IOWA,

Would inform the people Of northern lows
and southern Minnesota that they are pre-
pared - drill wells ,.aM teaeonahu fsrms
and short notice. E org,
mis- lOtf1 Fehy y, 1909.
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Are enabled a that delicious c
Japan Pped to Ne. Iat and boston Chou Hong
Places These the fine Asns av0 which TAU to
, 1869-01-01

The Peste Maple does not hesitate to
MAINTAIN that these frontier struggles are
only the result Of ii plan conceived Ivy
;he Cabinet of Bucharest to excite the
Roumanians against Hungary, in order 10
trovokr. at the opporlune moment a civil
war which, Ivy the help of Russia, would
enable her 10 unite all the Roumauian
race under the sceptre Of the Hohenzoll-
ern princr.
L is known that, in fact, a."great Rou-
manian' party has been formed, which
purSues this object, and it is asserted
III ,t.lhis parry is receiving more and more
energetic impulse from The Government.
At The distance we are, we do not pre-
tend TO discern exactly what there is true,
false, or exaggerated in all the rumours
which come to US, but they appear 10 US
too grave to be passed over in silence.