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Is not yet. We know that it is useless for
us to commence political agitation in one
part Of the United States until We are ready
In all, until we get fair understanding all
over the land then we will very quickly
turn out the capitalists who havo 50 long
tried to crush us. Meanwhile, We will not
give up our trades unions.
Among the speakers on various ques-
tons were the Hon. Horace Greely of New
York, Mr.. Z. l.. Daniels, the irrepressible
West, VIM. Wolff Of West Virginia, Mr..
Browning ofNew York, Mrs. Woodruff,
Miss Kate Stanton, Albert Brisbane, John
Orvis, Josiah Warren, Parker Pillsbuty,
and Miss Susan B. Anthony.
The following are the officers Of the So
ciety.
Presidsnt-William 3. Greene, Mass
aChusetts.
Vice PreMdenL--Albert Brisbane, New
York; Mrs. K. Q. Stanton, New Jersey
Parker Pillsbury, New Hampshire; HOr-
ace II. Day, New York; Warren Chase,
Missouri Mrs. DR. Emma r, Still, Mass
scAusetts; Charles Moran, New York
John Cradle, Kansas; G. G. Young,
Maine John Orvis, MassacL usetts; 2.
b. Fish, Pennsylvania A. B. Brown,
New Hampshire Sus9n B. Anthony, New
York George Prinale. iowa; AlrS i.
NJ. Tilton, Massachusetts; X Cranes, IN
diana John Bishop, Connecticut.
Recording Sscretories-J. h Ingalls,,
5 Worth street, New York City; Will
lam Hanson, Elmirs, N Y.
Corresponding SecystGvy-E. Ii. Hey
wood, Princeton, Mass.
TreGswsr-L. X. JOslin, Providence,
Rhode Island.
Audi Jr-ILerbert Daniels, Boston.
ErecutiUe Committee-W Wm. b. Greene,
J. K. Ingalls,, Mrs. Emma X, Still, John
OrVis, +. Fl. Haywood, Mrs z. J.. Dan
iels, l.. r. and Joslin.
In our next we shall publish the resolu-
tions adopted rcf T.
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Banty Tim
BY JOHN HAY.

emarks Of Sergeant Tilmont Joy to the White
Mans Committe Of Spunky Point, Ill.
reckon git your drit, gents
You low the boy shsn't stay
TLis 10 4 while mans country,
Your DimocrAts, YOU say
And whereas, and seein'. and wherefore,
The time bein' all o. jint
The niger has got TO mosey
From the limits o. spunky Pint
Let's reason the thing minute
I'm an old fashioned Dmocrat, too,
Though LAID my politics out % the Way
For TO keep till the through.
But came back here alowin
o vote as used to do.
Though It grsves me Ike ths devil to train
Along with such fools as yOa.
Nov dog my cats ef I can see
Ia all the light OF the day
What you've got to do with the question
~ Tim shall 20 or stay.
And furder than that. 7 give notice
II one Of you teches the boy
He can check his trunks TO warmer cline
Than hen hnd In IIIanOy.
Wy, blame your hearts, Jest hear net
You know that ungodly day
Wpen our lea struck Vcksburg Heightr how ripped
Ind ioru and tattered ive lay.
Ten the rest resreated I staId beffnd -
For asons "a 16Citnt 70 me ~
N'th airib csSed IN and a leg on strike
sDraWlsd On that cursed glAcss.
Lord how the sun went for US
And brhed. and blstered and burned
hCS the rebel bullets WhIEEed rou I'D US
When cuss In tis d. eath- grip turned
TIL along toward dusk thing
couldn't believe for q spell
That Niger that Tim ~vas a crawling to me
Through that fire proof git-edged he'll
The re bells him a. quick AZ ne,
tha huilata buz "a ka ha~s
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elf. She instantly set up q scream OF de-

self. She instantly set up scream OF de-
light.
"Whisht, whisht, woman" said David,
stealing into back apartment as fast as
he could. ''This is no business to blaw
about. The calmer sough We keep the
better"
"But, guide sake, David, said bis wife
on rejoining him, after having secured the
door whar hae ye been a this time, and
whar hae ye gotten that awfu-like face 2
II hae gotten hantle mair than that,
guid wife. although ye dinna sect, )" replied
David. 81 dinna believe there's hale
bane in my entire bulk hae bad q bonny
time since l left ye aneuch to serve man
his bale life time and yet it was a. cram
med into ae four -and-tweDty hours. But
gle me mouthful o brandy guid wife, and
I'll tell ye a. about it." l.H-. IA
David now proceeded with his narra-
ton, giving his wife detailed account OF
the series of adventures related in the fore
going pages. To these we have now to
add only reference to one or two points,
which will be considered, probably, as ra-
quiring some explanation. ...,
4 First. as to how our brother Of st. An
thony escaped from Lady Wisherton's.
This be effected by the simple process Of
stealing out Of the house after dark. There
was no other way for it, and he was fortu-
nate to succeed in the somewhat hazardous
attempt by dropping himself from window
of story in height, at the back part of
the house.
Who the person was who first laid
laid hands on mine host Of ''The Ship" on
bis first appearance in bis new character, or
by whom he was employed, he never GER
tainly knew, but suspected afterwards that
he was retainer Of Lord Borthwick's, who
was then in Leith with the Queen Regent.
Whittier, however, be meant to have taken
him, or who the sufferer was for whom the
last duties Of religion were wanted he never
learnt; nor, indeed, for obvious reasons
did he ever inquire The whole, in short,
was subject on which David Weymss al
ways thought the less that was said the bet
ter and, acting on this opinion, it was one
which be carefully abstsined FROM making
matter of conversatiea. 4
All bis caution, however, could not pre-
vent some hints of the little ragged scape-
graces of the Coal Hill wrought into the
following rhymes, which, in dark nights,
they were 10 the habit Of shouting in at
the door Of ''The Ship" to the great annoy
ance Of its landlord, who might be fre-
quentIy seen rushing out, stick in hand,
to infict summary punishment on the often
ders:
"Dsvie Weymss gaed DOT priest,
By filthy lucre Tempt;
Davie Weymss cam hame again,
And thocht naebody kent il"
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Remarks Of Sergeant Tilmont Joy to the White
Mans COmmitte of Spunky Point, III.
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MR.. DRURY's SPEECH.

We give hearty greeting to the New Eng
land Reform League, aud we sincerely
hope that it will instruct us in what we
ought to do in our trades unions. But
think before they can do that they win have
to learn what trades-unions are, for certain
ly the gentleman who has just spoken must
not expect us to agree With him until be is
able to agree with himself, which be does
not appear to be able to do now. / do not
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MR.. HAYWooDs 8 REPLY.

In reply, nv. Haywood conceded the
right, nay more, the necessity and duty of
association, but he wished considered, upon
what grounds. on " It principles, ard by
what methods such association should he
formed, and expressed bis belief that good
had already come out of them, nOtwith-
standing all their imperfections. Still he
wished it thoroughly investigated if they
could not be perfected. He did not think
that the working men could afford to per-
,petuate the evils existent in their associa-
tons, particularly in the obnoxious clause
to which be had referred. Yet this yery
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A FISH SroRY.-We met boy on
the street, and without the ceremony
of,asking our name, he exclaimed: :
You just orter been down to the
river a while agoi"
"Why rn we enquired. q latFs sasas
because nigger was. in there
swimming, and a big catfish came up
behind him and swallowed both of
his feet, and went swimming along
on top of the water with him; and
they came behind another big fish,
and the niger swallowed his tail. and
the niger and two fish went SWIM
ming about"
why. after while the nigger
swallowed his fish, and the other fish
swallowed the nigger, AID that's the
last saw of either of them.,
Sonny said we, with feeling of
alarm for the boy, s'you are in fair
way to become the editor of a Radical
paper"LNeao Orleans Picuyne:
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NOT APPRECIATED.

- f-rre. 81 Il
A young gentleman, anxious to learn
to sing, went up to the garret Sunday
night, about bedtime, and resolutely
commenced exercises with his Psalm
book. He had been singing but a
short time when his father, a figety
old gentleman, stole out of. bed with
his night-cap on, and reaching the foot
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"James ?"
No answer came. James was very
busy with his musical exercises. : y rs
"James ?" Ea4Df
Still no answer.
James P"
"Sir?"
Shave you heard a very peculiar
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"No.S saas' 8e'ii 4 i.1ssi '.iss
-an-I-thought-but never mind,
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"James?"
Sir ?"
@Are you sure that Bosesis fastened
upa
"Yes, sir; 1 attended to it myself"
Very well, very well, no matter"
And he he once more returned to his
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Wondering what his father meant
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Bose, James was silent for minute,
but soon returned to his exeecises
more vigorously than ever. Again,
however he was interrupted by the
voice of his parent exclaiming- 3iago
"James ?v e s''sa
",Sir? 2" oe 5aa8ss SEQ Is rs.4
am sure that Bose is loose"
cit can't be possible, sir. !. What
makes you think SO, sir 2v - ieadss, Il
"Why, for the last half hour / have
heard something that sounded very.
much as IL the dog was again worry
ing the poor old cat
Jamcs never resumed his exercises
after. that overwhelming compliment.
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ONE ought to have dates at ones
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H1oTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT RLlZ-
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SUM MONS.

oTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF STo-
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Peace American Flat Toll Road Company,
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Township No. 5.
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Dated, this 9th day OF April. 1911.
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Social........... Is 5 . Q o 10 8 10-5
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w, II. Kerns.
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S-v,v R,-uz EVERY DAY. For rheumatism
ain Joints. catarrh In the head. cold on thr lungs
AMI other complaints. take some Of Dr; M.ysrs
steam baths.