davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-11
LEGiL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO L,gsnoLpsRs.

nnE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY
Il commenced an action In the District Coaft
Of the first Jndicitl District In and for The
county OF Storcy, state of Nevada, In which
action he l. plllntin, aud the Segregated G"ld
Illi Mining COMPANY l. defendant. which ar-
tiuu H. bronght To ehfsrcc q lien In fAvor of
plaintiff upon the hoistin. work. and land and
inlnin, clam situated In the Gold llili Mining
District tonn'N ol storey. Stale ol Nevada, de.
.erihed ~ ioliow-. That certain land aud
tninini. claim Known a. the mining claim of
th. Segregated Iolh llill Minin. tomIsny. he
pinuInr AZ a stake In Goai iiill siotcsaid fron
ins over the McCislan shsft bear =. i6S de
rr,-- n. forty.nlnc tial feet: thence running y.
81 degrees w. eight hundrrd lsiOl isci To the
aaisfop of a quartz losle claimed by the Jew"tt
Ainlns Company: thence v. ~ dcgfce- W. two
hundred tl,sn feet To- the northern limit OF the
calm of IA. -aid Jeveit Company. together
With the h.i-iine work.. hcr,titsmeni. aud
apputtruancc- thcr,unto belonging, which lien
l. ia -ccur- the sum of Al g,s u Ia euld cola of
the tnItet states. and l. claimed under and by
Nittn. of the k.t of the LEGISLATURE of the state
of Nevada. entitled, An Act tn --cnr- lich- Ia
mechanics aud ether. and to rcpcal al other
Act. In relation ,hcrto.' approved March T.
is.5.
Now. therefore. all per-ou. hcallns or claim
lag lien. upon said Ptrml Sc under the prosl-'
lon. uf saiA Act. srr hereby notified Ia be and
appear ls.tOfc -iii Cnnrt on rh,rsslay, the 18th
M, oI Oct.lsr, A. u. lisa. at 10 o'clock A. n,
ih, -amc h.inr DAY of the regular ociuhsr .
term. A. IL i~Ts. oi said Court. and To exhibit
Then anl there the prnof of their -aid liens.
a. n. CARRiCk. Plaintiff.
Nircinia. New. Jaly u. is.3. Ses iA~Js
II II TNNtnE Attorney Tor rlainiin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-11
Notice 10 Creditors.

I,srArE or LYMAN y. HARRIS
Ia tl.c.s.ed Notice 10 hereby given by tbs
uudsfsicus,l. Adniini-itsiTix of the estate al
LYMAN r Harris. Il ceased. tn the er.dii"r- OF
ard al persons haViuc claims against the -aid
,ocss-s,l. to cNhihit thrm with the nrcs--ary
Nuurhsf.. wiihin ten months after the ur-i
Publication of thi- notice. tn the aid Admin
i.irs'fiN. Al her residence in told llii. In Tho
,Iunty uf >iorcy. state of Nevada
NAky u HARRIS. Admini-,rsirix.
Dated 1T t.ohi iiiil, September q. ISIS.
Il. ~. TNNLor. Attorney tor the estate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-11
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

uArPY REIlEf YOR YOUNG NEN
IL ffom the effects of Error- and Abuses IN
,.fly life. Msnhood RESTORED. lmpe,iimen,.
10 Marriage removed. New mc,so.i Of ,rrat.
ment New and remarkable remedies. Hook.
anI Circnlars -snt free. In sealed snye,.r-..
Alir---, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, iis n
Ninth ST.. Phiisielphia. ia..-an tn.,i,ution
having a high reputation fnt honorable con.
baet aud Irofe--ionSl-kitl. myla 3m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-11

pR. THOMAS win merely state that he tsys
isinsIcs. In 1854 he received . special diploma
from the Royal College of surgeons. England.
signed by Dfp. Robert Lee and Arthur farrc,
PhysIeisns 10 their Royal ilighnesses the Phn-
ecss of Wales and the Duehess of Edlnbursh.
aite,ting TO his proheisney and ihoro.gh
Iona can be seen In his once.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-11
EXAMINATION AID ADVICE $3.50,

DR.. THOMAS receives invalid male patients
only Into his private medical establishment,
where every attention 10 paid 10 their comfort
By the Doctor and experienced hurres.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-11
WIN. N. GILLESPIE,
SOLICITOR FOR PATENTS,
U. 9. LAND OFFICE.

se.rehsr Of Record. ssa Css,sysseer.
Dceds, Leasc-. Powers OF Attorney, Mort.
escer, Bondr, interpretations. and other pa.
pers, carefully prepared, and Dcpositions taken.
Applications for. and Protests o. Adsefsc
Claimants against. United states Patents On
Mines made asptc'siiy.
OyrycE-Pront Rooms May ayhopatk lIonvr io5k
(west ridr) south & street. seuth of W.,s,
Fsrro 4 Cos, lentranee Room ho; VIZ
ginia City, Nevada. mysi'"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-11
sIIDDLE.AGRD MIN.

There arc many Of the age OF thirty 10 sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacuation
OF the bladder, often accompanied by arlight
smarting oi burning sensation, and weaken.
ing OF the system In q manner the patient can.
not account for on examining the urinary dc.
posIis ropy sediment will often be found. aud
somctimes small particles Of albumen Will ~.
pear, or the color will be of thin and mllkish
hue, again changing TO q dark and torpid sp-
pearanee. There arc many men who die of this
dlf1eulty, Ignorant OF the cause. which 10 the
second stage of-eminal weakness. DR.. y. will
guarantee perfect cure In all such eases, aud
q healthy rcstorutlon OF the gcnito' nrinAr) or.
gans.
N. B.-Oniy an Interview required In ms.
Ioriiy Of cases: balance of treatment can be
Conducted at home without interruption of
business. Ofiicc hours--lD To ], . To D. and To
q, SundAyr-a TO 4 y. n. only. Consultation
Yrre. Examination ard advice. Is.
fE- DIR. u. j. SPREIt, late surgeon In Del.
LEVINE Hospital, IL now associated with Dr.
spInncy, and will give special attention 70 tho
treatment of dlseases or the RyH and RAR:
Also PtlvATR DISEASES, EITHER ACUTE
OR CHRONIC.
Io-All communications strictly confidential.
Post once addre,s.
DR. A. n. SPlNNEY,..
A, II0x 6t2. Virginia. New.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-11
YOUNG MEN,

Who may be suffering from the efecttof youth.
ful follias or indiscrction. will do well To avail
themselves OF this. the gieatest boon ever Lard
st the altar Of suffering humanity. DIR. SPIN.
NEY will guarantee 20 forfeit i've hundred dol.
lars for every case Of seminal weakness or pii.
vate disease OF any kind or character which he
undertakes and falls 10 cure. lie would. there.
fore, say to the unfortunate sufferer who may
cad this notice, that you are treading upon
dangerous ground when you longer delay In
eeElng the proper remedy for your complaint.
You may be In the drrt stAge-remembef, You
are approaching the last. Ifyou are bordering <
upon the last, and are suffering zone or oil of
is evil effects. remember that u you obstinate.
IL persist In procrartination. the time must
come when the most skillf physician can rem
der you no assistance: when the doors OF hope
will be closed against you when no angel of
mercy can bring you relief: In no case has tho
vork Itself upon your Imagination. hut avail
yourself Of the beneficial results OF his treat.
incnt before your case IL beyond the reach of
medicai,kiil. or before grim death hurries you
IN a anramatuIe Grave.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-11
caMR AND nR HEALED.

II matters not what your trouble may be,
.oms and let the Doctor examine your case. IL
viii cost you nothing for consultation, 20 please
call and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
understands your case. II he can cure you hs
viii tell you so; n not. he win Say 90. for he
willnot undertake cure pnlesshe iteonndent
or Affecting the fame.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-11

Or. THOMAS
(I OF Surgeons, England: the Royal College
oil Physicians. London, and Licbeg's uniyer.
sIiy Of Gfessan. Germany. In tho year 1869
and 1854, receiving his Diploma - Member OF
the Royal College Of Surgeons, England, III.
eentiAte Of the Royal College OF phyrleians.
sity Of 1ressau. These diplomas may be seen
n The Doctors once.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-11
DOCTOR THOMAS.
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
8 u r q E. . NJ 4,
ERoM ENcLANDJ
IIu arrived In Virginia City and located 81
Corner Of Union and South G STREETS,
Dirt Floor, nearly opposite
international Hotel.
DR.. THOMAS

OpPJCH HOURs-Por Private Cancellations,
fom o A. n. to r. ~, and q To r. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-11
sEE DOCTOR THOMAS At ONCE.
TO TINE LADIES.

lie will Thoroughly investigate .yonr dl,easc
aud will guarantee spcccy and lAsting tufsin
ever care be undertakes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-11
TO THE LADIES.

DIR. sPINNRY, while naturally Impressed
with the delicacy Of the subject, feels NO hesi.
fancy In assuring them that. In conjunction
sutierings, such 80 Nervousness, Neuralgia,
Spinal Weakness, Loss Of Appetite, LAssltude.
Pfolapsus uteri, Retroversi0ns or Dirplacc.
ment OF the Womb, Vaginal irregularities, Lru.
chorrca, Dyspepsla. Indigestlon, Constipation.
and many petty, Irritating distinctions that
iuo fegiop, he can Afford them :nmediaterelief.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-11
PHYSICIANS.
DIX. A. B. sPlNAEY, :
Has Removed to No. iss soath q


Street. Virginia. opposite champlain ilouse.
DR.. spinncy, we'll known Throughout the
county q. a I'aihoiogist and Phyriolorisi, 1,
whose -uecesslai trvatincnt OF certain phjrirAi
disabilities and iuncti0hal deTAng, menis dr-
servciiy cntitie him To The familiar r~coghi.
tion Of the 8KRAT sPkCiALlSr, would ~.
specially inform the citizens Of Virginia CITY
aud vicinliy that his Increasing patronage de.
manding morr commodious apartments, be has
removed to his new Office. No. In South q
street, yirsinlA. seven DOOR north of the
French Drug store. where hc win hc pleased
to consult with all. thus giving invslids an up
portunity of Kidding themselves. through his
professional agency. Of such constitutional ah-
noyances aud silments a. he claims Ia compass
aud ~ cure. Without entering Into biogiaph-
ieal details. Il In puflcicpt 20 simply promui.
gate the fact that DIX. sPiNNEY's earliest
reputation may b. traced back 10 his inaugu.
ration and conduct OF the Montreal Canada
ksst) Medical tnslitute. Ths regime Of the
kaglish Pharmaceutical Colleges 10 gauged By
20 slevssea> a>tsndari > M cxtended rxpcfienrs
and an asrlduous study Of the varied phascs
sfdipease enables him To guarantee assurances
ofpuccess In the eradication OF tho multiforin
chronic affections Incident to both rexsr. surh
as Nervous Debility, Exhausted Vitality,
Youthful Excesres, Marriage lmpedimcnts,
and Chronic diseases generally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-11
70 the Young, Middle Aged and II.
derly Men

who suaer from nervous debility, debllitating
drrsms, iowncs. Of splriis. la.sitnde. dcsirc to
avoid society. giddlness, dimnc,s of sight,
syphllItie, contagious or skin disesses. afec.
tons Of the heart. lupg'. liver. Kidneys and
urcthra,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-11
DR.. THOMAS

DR.. THOMAS
Treatment Of Special Diseases OF the Gcneias
tive Organs has been without parallel. u 10
perfectly saic. speedy and permanent IN its ef.
fectr, never for q single hour preventing the
patient from following his daily occupation,
but on the contrary Imparting tone TO the nef.
vous and muscular system with astounding
rapidity.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-18
Highway Robbery.

On Monday evening between 8 and 10 o'clock
George Warner. a young man employed in the
harness shop of Fl. D. Wickham was passing
MP Center street on his way home, and while
near the lumber yard of Hersey, Bean x Doe,
an unknown person attacked him with knife,
but perctlving the movement OF the would be
murderer evaded the thrust made at his breast,
amp received the hlow on his left arm, ripping
open his coat and shirt sleeve from the Shout
der to the elbow, the point Of the knife leaving
it's mark the whole way, but not penetrating
through the skin. Mr. Warner grappled with
the unknown assassin, and succeeded i'll throw
ing him, and would have had no trouble in Sc
curing him then and there, bnt no sooner had
this turn of affairs taken place, than two ac-
completes of the villain who made the attack,
appeared on the scene, and Mr.. Warner was
overpowered. and his pocket BIO k containing
$50 taken from his person, when the three i'm
medirtelv took to their heels with their plum
der George made manly effort to defend
himself, but being without arms was unable to
cope with his adversaries, but had he been IN
possession of his shooting iron It the time
there would no doubt have been a funeral the
next day The police have been on the look
ont for the perpetrators, but have been unable
THIS far to ferret them out. There has been q
humber of dangerous looking tranps around
our streets for some time, who look as thou III
they might commit almost any crime f3f
money.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-18
A GOOD JOKE.

There is a chap in Lake City. wheat
buyer, who is fierce against MIR. Rahilly,
ana is inspiring Mr.. McMasters. OF the
Leader, in all his savage and unfair at
,acks upon that gentleman. The bur
den of the wheat-buyers complaint is
that Mr.. Rahi!ly is not ok-keeper-
And we learn that this opinion is based
on the fact that some two years ago MIR.
Rahilly shipped and sold through this
mans warehouse some 1000 bushels Of
wheat; and each party kept his account
of the receipts and sales and when they
settled the wheat-buyer claimed that
certain sum was due Mr. R,hilly;
whereupon Jour candidate tor State Aud
itor. (,cho Is no dvok-keeper goa knosC,)
produced his account. carefully tabulated
with day and date for each item, show
ing that he was entitled to $3.50 90
more; ard the dispute being referred to
one O the best accountants in Lake
City to settle, he decided in favor of Mr..
Rahilly!
And, ever since, this chap, who thought
he was dealing with ''clod-hopping
farmer" aud wild Irishman," and that
lie had caught him knapping, is perfect
~ satisfied that Mr.. Rahilly is no book
keeper, and couldn't possibly keep the
accounts of the State.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-18

The people who listened to Bro. Doaneliy's
speech at the Fair. Were generally disappointed
He talked too much sense for such an occasion
II he had lett what he said upon the currency
question unSaii, the thinking portion of his
sudience wokli have been highly pleased with
his address. The people of Mcleod County
have no faith in cheap money. We are all
dWging for the hard pan. and don't want
Donnelly nor any one else to interfere with
the progress OF the work 6leasos Register.
Well. brother Hail, if contraction
continues You sciU reach hard pan. aud
before very long too. New York has
reached ii already, or nearly so: one
half her stores are empty. enc fourth
Of her laborers are idle and starving,
and the winter is coming on,' Hard
pan,' Yes the grave OF American pros
pertv will be dug down TO hard pan
long before 1879.
And you don't want cheap money
Indeed, Is it too cheap at L and a
aad SIS per cent? You would like il
DEAR And you would doubtless ike 20
get back to specie payments and have
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-18
Personal,

E. S. Conway andD. w. kimball. rep
resentatives OF the famous Music House
of w. W. Kimball of Chicago paid our
office call one day last week. An hours
conversation would convince one OF the
secret of the unparalleled success of this
establishment. Indeed it is no secret at
all. it is the inevitable result of western
enterprise coupled with sterling integri-
tv in their business relations. The read
ers If the ANTI MoNoPoLIsT have been
advised through its columns for some
time past of the amount and nature OF
the business they are doing in the west.
and we feel it is but due TO them to add
our testimony to the thousands they al
ready have of the superiority oil their
merchandise Mr.. Taisey OF this Office
purchased one OF their $500 dollar in
struments last spring, and the only diff
ticulty is the agents of the company
make use of his home as an advertisement
they never selling an instrument without
first showing this specimen OF their
handicraft
Their list of agents will be found
in our advertising columns, and if you
wantanything musical in your home next
to the ''Baby" you will find their instru-
ments to bill the fill.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-18
Lake City Lumber Co.

A lumber company has boon formed in this
city under the above title, with Daniel Shaw,
Esq, of Eau Claire, president, Mr.. NJ. L. HUI
lett, Lake City, vice president, and Mr. Geo; 3.
Shaw, Eau Claire, secretary. Their yard Is
located on the corner Of Lyon avenue and
Franklin streets, where viii be found at all
times full and complete stock of lumber, lath,
shingles, sash, doors, blinds, mouldings, glass.
&c, which they propose to sell as cheap, as
any firm in the country. The lumber yard IS
under the supervision Of Mr. hnlett, whose
reputation as business man is too well estab-
lished to need mention here. When you want
anything in their line, be sure and give them
cali, oct4-tf
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-18

We are informed that an effort is being made
bv interested parties to tasten some OF the odl-
nm which attaches to the Van Auken y LANCE
wheat ring, upon c. r. Minis, their cashier
Glencoe Register.
How adroitly Liberty tries to shift the
'sodiumn from the Minneapolis Wheat
Ring onto the shoulders of Van Auken
and LANCE! Would Van Auken and
LANCE have any monopoly there unless
the Wheat Ring had established it?
Why hold the agent responsible for the
act of the principal? Why? Simply
because Liberty publishes Republican
paper, and Pillsbury is member OF the
Ring, and is running for governor {;
while it wont hurt the Republican par
ty to set the farmers swearing at Van
Auken and Lange. They are not run
ming for anything.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-18
SOON RIPE And SOON ROTIE n.

H. H. Young, after having gotten up
the Owatonna Convention. participated
in it's action, and endorsed, with one tx
ception, its candidates, now goes over
to the Republican party and advises the
readers Of his paper to vote for Pills
bury against the farmer anij granger.
Buell.. who has received the nomination
of his own anti-Monopolv Convention.
Such sudden conversions are suspicious
at all times, aud especially SO in the heat
of political contest.
Paul heard voice from heaven.
Young. we fear. has listened to one
from another quarter.
Pillsbury, though not al eloquent
man, MS some most cogent reasons for
natures ike Young's; arguments wit.
green backs. that will make anl4n owal-
low his honor. his principles and bis
opinions. ard live a mere dishcnored
shell, the contempt CT those who Bought
him.
90; Mr.. Young, a. the editor 0f Re-
publican paper, you are harmless; Your
fanrs are extracted, and you may hiss
and strike in vain. Your epitapll stall
be:
$50 fallen and lost Tie light withdrawn
Which once he wore;
The glory from his gray hairs gone
Forvye1more,'
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-18

A negro was asked what he was in jail for
and he said it was for borrowing money
'But," said the qnestioner, ''they don't put
people in jail for borrowing money! Eyes, .
said the darkey, "but had to knock the man
down free or to- times before he would lend il
to me-"
Before the Miller's Ring get through
their plundering they will have to re-
sort to the same game. They have
driven out the competitors who were
bidding up the farmers wheat: they
have combined with the railroads to
keep them out and they are cheating
the farmers on the grade of their wheat
Why not initiate their colored friend and
"knock en- down free or TO- times" It
wouldn't be a monopoly, tor anybody
else would have the same right to knock
them down. What says Liberty Hall?
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-18

The Industrial Age of Chicago. the
leading Reform paper OF the Northwest,
says:
The Age trusts the Grange 4duance, OF Red
Wing Mimi Is not maneuyetlllg to Keep the
specie contractionists and monopolists in POW
err in Minnesota, and yet when we carefully
read its account of, and comments on, the
Owatcnna convention, in its issue OF the 18th,
one cannot divest hims elf of some suspicious
in that direction. The antl-monopoly party
of Minnesota is not strong enough TO afford
quarrel, and ii those who profess to belong to
it are sincerely SO, there wild be none. On the
money question the AdrGnce talks good SENSE
What can it gain, on this vital issue, by
strengthening the hands OF the specie contrac-
tionists both in Washington and Wall street,
We have faith to believe Mr.. Young
will do what is right. Surely there Is
no path to reform except through united
action Of all the people outside Of the
party which IS misgoyerned the coun-
try. Division is defeat, and defeat IS the
continued ascendency OF the Rings and
Rascals who now Cypress the people.
Nothing can be palmer than that.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-18
THE THIRD TERM.

We print, below, a singular proof OF
the manner in which the Third Term
Treason is spreading. Fred. Douglas,
one ct the leaders Of the coiored men of
this country, declares in favor of Grant
for a third term, ana in favor OF wipi1g
out the State governments OF the South
The ostens,ble object is 10 .'drive the
Democratic party out of power" This
programme Wouid doubtless suit Grant.
The negroes, of the soath, would follow
Grant to any extremity. Ii II were JUS
titiable to overthrow State governments,
because the Democrats had elected their
ticket therein, would it not be equally
justifab.e to overthrow the national
government. if Allen or Tildcn was
elected President next year? And as
this could only be done by force Of
arms-that i, By armies-wculd not the
country he, at once, converted into a
military despotismp And is not this
what Grant is steadily advancing tow
ards. with terrible reti.cnce and determ-
inationa
When we consider how many power
tul classes and interests there are in this
country, to whom change OF admins
tiation would bring the horrors of he'll,
we tremble for our country There are
the railroads. the capitalists, the aristo-
cratic classes, the federal office holders.
the rings, the thieves and the plunderers,
and behind them all, the corrupt and
degraded raoble OF the cities, and the
poor, infatuated negroes, OF the south.
whose fears and passions would he al
al, MI. An
and mas>ing them all, we have the
coolest, cruelest, ;tblest military leader
Of his age, with al! the last Napolean's
: .cr-tiyrness, and much Of III first Ma
poi, on's genius.
The following is tn article W. rfftrred
to. All the tracks point In the same di-
recliou-restt1tn rtptiu' retrorsun,--a
day BY dag tn tracks grow d--p~r:
Fred. Douglass Tin. been interyi wed ON
the situation. # rtrong.y adrocates tic cleo
ton Il Pr. dent ar,tt b. a third term, as q
means ~ setting ti!r ttfubie I'LL the south.
| lie said lie wss ace 10 confess !. II cynvic.
ton that, il il co'i.i IT, csr.ain That pre-a.
Dent Grant WaE.d oe Ill 1'e. Successor, the
violence ami bioolAiled no@ ps.di.lg at the
8 uth, Woald ILL., autly ee1ssr IL would
+! shoT tAst tbs nar.l and tire Aat.on ar. in
! esr.,ox. a-s ~ tha .a..-a 49, r.. 49,; -
IL. H.. = i, i, -, IT, ]. e
;.e,f XII. .s,....,.s...e..,'t1.,t H.
I ,..'5 -, H. III r',4:'.as III. 49,
80 - -.
~ s.--.' ii ''- -
III 80 .;,@. -. ri 80 ~.
country ab.iged ~ m liany tps,1 les
saus. a..d HI a0..1 -le.e tl4ar tts lesson IF
| silence, under ;hn i1ns piest cH1 mat he
.9'.. ~. -. ia re.,.-aad !, -
F.aF@e IL. ~. - $50. !.
III 800 L - a,. ~.
.as7 rs. .-,' o1''s's =.
~ s.a 1s'''i.i ~ :. s-e.t -
on 60. 81 III : 1''ed -
' 'l ta's-- .'-.A : - - - ~
- ~. .i..- ..n..1o
- -sa.-tsA . .' = ~ III II N,
stAlsctis - = tLAe 45'o a4e1s ~. e. -