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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-23
Horrible Diseases.

How many thousands OF persons, both male
and female, are there who are suffering aut
miserable existence ron tho effects OF H-csrt
dulgelces, 4i--Il ~IrilS absorbed i..s 81 -
tenn : Look AZ tn,lT PAL v--.e-..s-.st etta y-a.-
figured faces and ;ht:E truA. I--s'NH ,'ts'.
tiou, disqualify II IL, il ;-r the AaIl-rA>s at
marriage cr the enjoyment ID ..'e- = Il.
horfid situation thousands s;'i.5 Lf'L -tzJA
closes the scene. 1t tar '-t-. a..l..-iel-
friends. stterd to those w2a ST.. s1.t- rag wish
,,iy Of thlss loi1ll.-. i..s-le~'- -. ..-a..-,-
see that hey arr car"lf. Aid s.E.-. ltta-s y
be too. late. Sgud Il Biz .-l- ,-,."--.- AZ III
GIbL0&, q Ihys-,ilu VIM las -..,.-e p. -le
diseases his .al r-ai --.s'.g 41 a'e -. H Ao Is
certain TO CUE til l-,s rl', .-t- ,a-v, VI LCL.
nercurg Or an! injurious drugs.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the consequence O. self
abuse: This solitary Vice, or Ge praE ed sexual
indul gcIce, is practiced by the youth If both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing
with uutrTiQg certainty, the following train q
morbid symptoms, unless ool-6ased by seienti-
fic medical measures, viz: S2llow counten-
auce, dark spots under the eyes. pain i'll tfs
head, ringing i'll the esrs, noise like the rustling
of leaves and rafting OF char9is, uheasiness
about the loins, weakness of the limbs, colfI.-
sed vision, bluuted intellect, loss of confidence,
dittidence i'll approaching strangers, dislike -
form new acqaaintances, disposition to shuu
society, loss of memory, hectic fiushes, pinple.
and various truptions about the faces, furred
tongue, fetid breath, coughs, consumption,
night sweats, monomanIG aud frequent insanity.
II relief be not obtained, should apply imne-
diateiy either in person OF by letter, and have :
cure effected by his new and scientific mode OF
treating this disease, which never fails Of ef.
fecting quick and radical cure.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at a distance may be CURED AT
HOME, by addressinga letter to Dir. GIBBON,
stating case, symptoms, length of time the dis
ease has continued, and have medicine prompt
ly forwarded, free from damage and curiosity,
to any part of the country, with full ana plain
directions. By inserting Ten Dollars coin, IL
registered letter, through the POstOftice
through Wells, Fargo X Co.; package Of medI-
cine will be forwarded to any part OF the Mon.
Correspondents will please inform DIR. 0ibbou
that thay read his advertisements III the APPEAL
Address, DIR. j. +. GlBBON
ie23-Iy Box 1857. San Francisco.
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FINANCIAL e. COMMERCIAL

There is no material change to notice in bust.
ness matters during the past week. Trade seems
to be growing a little better in all branches as
the holiday season approaches. The late cold
snap undoubtedly tended to increase the mar.
kctng Of the pork crop.
In money matters there Is no material change;
the demand is fair, and generally absorbs all the
offerings The banks generally accommodate
their regular customers at the usual rates. For
long time loans with real estate security, the
market is fairly supported, and ilrst-clasS mort
cages can usually be placed at the usual rates.
Gold has been quite steady during the past
week, the price varying from lli}i to ll5 The
market closes steady in New York at ll4l to
u4h.
Government Bonds, in sympathy with gold
and under fair investment demand, have ruled
firm ard steady; the prices have advanced lit
tie on all issues.
Ravens, MacKin!ay u Co.fu,nish the following
| Ottawa alOt atlpns.
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Some newspaper writer reviews the lament
able trulsm that literary women are seldom
beautiful Their features, particularly their
forebeads, are more Or less masculine But
there are exceptions to all rules, and Miss
Landon was an exception TO this one. She
was exceedingly feminine and pretty. Mrs
Stanton likewise IS pretty woman, but MISS
Anthony and Mrs. Llvcrmore are both plain.
Maria and Jane Porter were women Of high
brows and irregular features, as was also
Miss Sedgwick Anna Dickinson has a
strong, masculine face; Kate Field has a
good looking though by no means pretty one,
and Mrs. Stowe is thought to be positively
homely. Alice and Phube Cary were both
plain in features, though their sweetness of
disposition added greatly to their personal
appearance. Margaret Fuller had splendid
head, but her features were irregular and she
was anything but handsome, though some
times in the glow Of conversation she appear.
ed almost radiant. Charlotte Bronte had
wondrously dark brown eyes and perfectly
shaped head She was small to Giminutiye-
ness, and was as simple In her manners as a
child. Julia Ward Howe is a fine looking
woman wearing an aspect of grace, refine
ment and great force of character in her face
and carriage. Laura Holloway resembles
Charlotte Bronte both IN personal appearance
and the sad experience of her young life.
Neither Mary Booth nor Marion Harland can
Law claim to handsome faces though they are
splendid specimens Of cultivated women,
while Mary Clemmer Ames Is just as pleasing
in her features as her writings are graceful
and popular.
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From Marseilles.

MARsEILLEs, Dec. 23d.
The funeral OF frederick Clark, who died
here on last Friday, took place at the Con
gregational church on Monday afternoon at
two O'Clock. The funeral sermon was preach.
Cd by Rev. w, p. Hill, OF Utica The assem-.
blage was the largest ever seen in Marseilles
Abe church and lecture room, which are both
targe structures were unable TO accommo.
dtte the large crowd ...
sfr. Clark was born in New York state in
1927, and moved to Marsel.cs in 1857 His
nalDe will be remembered by the citizens OF
rarseilles as long as the place exists. To
As indefstigable and persistent efforts Yves,
Marse,Iles owes all of its present prosperity
he buiis the presen, bridge Oh Main street,
MD Was stakeholder in the Land and Wa
Ter Power Company.
The Marseilles Cornet band are 10 give Q
grand ball on Christmas Eve at the Occidcn
tal Hall
Nearly al the farmers in this section are
fbruagh huskng, and our streets, which d
rOuple Of weeks ago wore such dull looking
appearance, are now the thoroughfare of Q
5nsy moving throng. Trade has been very
actzre during the present week, on account o.
he near approach OF the holidays
Mr. McNally, resident of the island, was
somewhat frightened by the disappearance
DE his son last Tuesday, supposng that hi
haa Keen drowned; but his fears were quiet
50 by finding him in bed about midnight
Tba Pitts Manufacturing Company arr
1Ow working large force.
There will be Christmas trees at scvcra
,hDyches, also in private families.
Ih3 TX. Division gave free entertain
.uent at their hall last Saturday evening,
DAN TUCKER.
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From N endota.
MENDOZA, Dec. IS, 1915.

MENDOZA, Dec. 10, 1910
we are at present enjoying a severe co'u
spap, the first of any serious degree the pres
IA season. M w :.
rne Srieuds of Francis CRUDE, deceased,
haxe ius. had the remains exhumed and the
stomach forwarded to Chicago for chemical
examination. Some claim that there is
mystery about his death and 1t is deemed
BETTER 10 have a full investigation.
On Wednesday evening, Dec. go John j
s;erahty, our local pedestrian, will undertake
The arduous feat of walking % miles in A.;
hOars. It will be remembered that he recent
yy failed in attempting to walk 100 miles II
"A hours. He is very fast short distance
walker.
X. Wormlcy, of this town, has just shipped
two tons of dressed poultry, TO meet the holi
day n. Y, market.
Messrs. Cooper e. Wilson are engaged in
pseking pork AT this point, for the Scotland
marked
The Mendoza Science Union has opened ts
regular winter session-well attended and
profitable.
The Library association has just ordered
sboat $1,000 worth of new books and has yet
handsome surplus in the treasury. This
institution Is in very prosperous condition,
hsring about $4,000 worth of books on hand
and some $1,000 worth of real estate
Money is extremely close here now, and
times decidedly hard. Our merchants and
business men claim that the like was never
known in that respect.
Our banks show falling off of over $780,
100 in deposits within the past few months.
Corn picking Is abont ended, aud the yield
lair TO middlng, but it is in poor condition to
sell, and prices low.
J. G. Crooker has returned from Chicago
and ,eengaged in the practice of law.
Much dissatisfaction is prevalent in the en-
tire community at the quality OF gas furnish
Cd by our gas company, being, as 1t is claim.
al, seriously adulterated The present man.
ngemen, Of its affairs is very, and probably
Justly unpopular. T. MUTT.
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The surgeons Of the International Surgica! In
stint. will visit this city on the 9TH and 9th oi
January, 1876, and can be consulted at thc Cliff
ton Hotel.
This Institute, so successful in pennSylranta
and in this city began its career in 1852 ard start
inv with few local patients, has grown TO be
one of the most gigantic institutions OF this
nme e, for the ability of its splendid corps Of sur
geons. and its unparalleled management In
passing through the Institute you will see par,
aIysed and crippled patients; tAose deaf and
those blind; some coming and some going
they have their own offices and employ their
own printers, the best in the land; employ 10 to
II bows and girls in the mailing department; and
in their shops have he best mechanics constant
" making braces, a visit there will pay any IN
fare tod
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The Earlville Gazette Is delightful paper,
and we read it with ever increasing unctiGn
AMI profit Last week the editor tells us that,
white sitting in our Office month ago with
The Kew Mr.. Barnes, we remarked: What
possible tragedies there are oil around u.s.
The remark apparently stunned the reverend
gentleman, for he could make no reply. The
editor, however, recalls the profound remark
month afterwards in connection with O
-ylme committed zone day this week neal
Earlville" Two brothers, Scion and Han
albal Sayles, quarreled at their farm, and
Hannibal shot Scion aud then jumped the
5taee and pursued another man to shoe
5im.r There the thrilling history ends
Mas Scion shot dead; or only half dcaG' o
Has he seriously hurt at all land did Hanni
,, J catch me other man, or are they runnin;
STD, As none Of these questions arc answer
ID, what a scope the item leaves for the imas
&nAiiOn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-25

Hon. Cyrus Walker died at his home near
Nacomb, Illinois, on the 18th inst, aged s5yrs.
lie sas a native Of Kentucky, but had lived
N Tilincis over fifty years A lawyer by
profession, he occupied, IN his day, leading
yosilioo x the bar Of this state, and had also
alled various important and responsible pub
tic Offices Hon. T. Lyle Diekey, just elected
one OF the judges Of the Supreme Court
studied law in his Office. Though eminent
IN his profession, he was no less notable FOL
his exceptional integrity of character ant
turIty of life.
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Chicago Market,

Dec. lin, 100.
FlOur-Priccs a shade lower. Fancy white
winter extras, *6.75@7.5O; spring extras $3.50
$50; fancy Minnesota patent, s6%jG9co.
Wheat-Lower. Winter sold at si.lOGlls'
No | spring, slooal0i; No. ., ajGssic
Corn-No 2,iIGisc. Options, December, ~
diec.
Oats-Cash salc-, :D0t3lc
Rye Is 36ac., for No. :.
Barlcy-So. =, sSf9pc.
Lard-sl2 SO0sl940.
TalloW-Sl5c.
Potatoes-Now, S5d40r.
But,cr-Good fancy yellow, SO6S.c roll $50
&c.
! Eggs-2ief25c. per doz.
| Dressed liogs-t'j09sa.
Cattle Dull. with prices lower. Rane,
grade steer. sS75G6oo; choice natives $50
SSlo. COWS asl hci'crs sa.cstS'71.
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Mtsfellantnns.
PLEASING,

Ornamental and useful
Holiday Presents, inclu-
ding Statuary, Shades
Perfumery & Colognes.
Hand Mirrors. Toilet
sets,Vases, Jewel cases,
Fine Cut Bottles, all
kinds Of Games. Pocket
Books. Cigar Cases. La
dies Work Boxes, Wri.
ting Desks. Glove and
Handkerchief Boxes, &
Poems. Novels. Books
Of Travel, Natural His
tories, Bibles & Prayer.
Books, Autograph Al
buns, Photograph Al
buns, and a large stock
of Children's Books
These and anything in
his line can be had of
E. Y. GRIGGS at the
lowest rates. po,s7u.pr
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TEr NEKT P9EsIDEsT.-0ur views on the po-
aricsl issues Of the day are well known, and we
qOx take occasion 20 say that we know 81 no
,-tier renrdy for coughs. colds, and disorders o.
.ae throsi I'd lungs than Halls BAI1sAM ~
.soujd form a staple IN the family medicine
-,e.l Tttas been the stantsfi remedy IN the
west fs,r ~ last forty years. Price, flo Per
,sst'- sod everywhere
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Ottawa Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, Dec 9th, 1879.
Business dull this wcck-thc abominable
weather keeping the frrDers at home, and hence
the walls of merchants over the poor holiday
trade. Prices generally about the same.
Corn, soc for so lbs; Oats, CSC for So lbs; Rye
;E@6Oc for GO lbs; Wheat, s0@9o; timothy seed
si.75@l.eO; Hay 81 for prairie, Sll@si3 for tim
othy; Potatoes &c; dressed chickens 79sc
dressed turkeys l0c; dressed hogs 800.
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Underwriters, Animal.

We have become the publishers Of DR.. j
%. Harris's UNDERWRITERS ANNUAL ant
can supply all demands for this valuable &C
cessory to an insurance mans working force
Sent, post paid, on receipt of price, $50 in
leather; cloth, first edition, Is cents,
OsMAN & uAPEMAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-25

Mother Stewart, who became famous IN
1914 a. a leader in the temperance crusade,
has sailed COT England to begin crusade in
'hsi country. As her Sankey she takes with
4aeT wealthy lady. who has been constant
promoter Of temperance enterprises, and who
SUI assist her IN London and other cities IN
Enrisnd add Scotland. --
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Police Courts,

On Sunday, one Patrick nurray, mol lont, you
know, having the blues or suthin', made raid
on the saloons about town and soon was as full
Of the crooked" as any whisky ring man could
wish to be. Then he got out on the streets
and began to sing ." We won't go home" &c,
and "Slap. Bang! here we are again." and divers
other equally appropriate hymns. But the night
Waterman had no ear for music, and made him
let up, as the police usually do when they hear
/" Slap! Bang" In the morning Squire LarkiA
interviewed him and as he hadn't struck bonan-
"a he " went up" for a week or so--just for a
little thing like that You see how prejudiced
these police magistrates are, especially against
a man who gets drunk on Sunday when he
ought to be home thrashing his wife or whaling
the boys for playing or the jew's-harp. Now
there was Chas. Scclcs, very nice young man,
who's ancestors may have (but didn't come over
In the May Flower--he didn't do anything on
Sunday but drink rot-gut whisky, and yet rs
quire Laridn sent him up as he had Patrick D
minutes before. No chrstmas-box this year,
BOYS. Too bad, but the majesty of the law must
be preserved without reference to "aSc, sex or
prcyiou. condition OF scryitude." Hum
J. L. Rogers, guardian Of Anna H. Potter ct al,
minors, presented his report which is approved
and ordered recorded. He likewise rendered bis
resignation as such guardian; thereupon comes
Alice Rogers and Finor Potter, sisters OF sasd
minors and present to the court their petition
praying that Sullivan H. Dean be appointed
guardian of said minors, which prayer is grant
ed provided said Dean files bond in the penal
sum Of 81 900 with security, TO be approved by
the Court.
Inventory IN the estate Of Betscy :. Chaplan
presented. and approved and ordered recorded
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ZEPHYR
W0RSTED
ORE.

The largest and most
complete stock in the
West. Bergmann's Ze-
phyrs, Beautiful En-
broideries, Canvas Pat
terms, Baskets. Russia
Leather boxes, Wooden
Ware, Imported Small
Wares and Fancy Ar
ticleS.
Goods manufactured to order" orders carefully and
II. @. COLE ~ CO.,
decll-2w i9i twenty. Second ST., Chicago.
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Ottawa quotation

Exchange on New York, 4 premium, selling
La Sale county bonds, par and interest
Foreign exchange is selling at 5000 per E.
Sterling exchange selling Sj.S5 to 5000 per t
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I;pauty and Brains.

Oysters, clans etc. received every day a
Frank Mctains.
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Warranted winter wheat -four, $3.50 per hun
bred, at Woods Eagle Mills.
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Two or more OF tbei
MED by ths.r DLS71&
this one time, and WHICH
tute), will visit this cityo
They can be consulted ss'
afflicted are invited to ora
homes, as they are saved ~
by go doing. Hopeless casa
SPECTALTIES or ALL >
AND HANDS. SIYF'F LIN
CROOKED AID DISEASE
.SgASES. PARALYSIS. r.
Piles & PIS7JiLA. GIRO
| asdths OPIUM 1dBT N
| AyTEE lssaed trevery psete
money refunded. Guarantee
stamped with the corporatio
a more complete oItft OF br'
mechanic to alter snd ut app
the accommodation OF their
repeated requests blythe aihi'
their y.s!tlast vinte son acc
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Exchange on Chicago, New York
And all the princira cities East and West
BOU q III Il A N II - OIL u
I'm pslns In Continental Europe drawn In
U q. Revenue stamps OF all denomlns
tiont constantly on hand and for sale.
United states Bonds, Local securities
Colo and Silver bought and sold.
To who favor with their patronage we would say
we shall be able extend zach facilities and
we trust VIII prove to them satisfactory and profitable
Bank open nom a. M.to4P.A.
n JORDAN, Cashier.
, Ottawa. Feb Ifh, 1875.
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THE COURTS.


Since our last report the following business
has beer disposed Of in this COURT
Omund Smonson, guardian OF Elizabeth ia
cobson ct al, presented his report OF accou''''
Approved and ordered recorded
Inventory, appraisement bill ana "'uo" r''
linauishmcnt and selection in the estate VI va
than W. J. Curtiss presented, approved ana or
dered recorded.
Report of accounts in the estate OF Pleasant
York presented and ordered recorded.
On Monday Chas. &. Lawrence was tried Id
this court before Judge Miller for insanity ana
was found by the jury to be insane, ana sent 10
Elgin Mr. l.. is young man about 20 years u
apc and came from Serena. He had been IN
sonc At the time of his trial Ave days. The cause
of his unfortunate condition was undoubtedly
nasturbation.
The trial of Hannibal II. Hill for insanity
which was continued from last Friday to Tues
day afternoon, occupied the attention OF the
court that afternoon and Wednesday. Mr. Hiii
resides near Earlyille, and his mother complains
that her son had been using violence toward
some members OF the family and otherwise
"carryin' on " in a dangerous man1er, as though
insane, and engaged Mr.. Nicholson to see about
the thing. Mr.. Hill employed Mr.. Brush to de-
fend him, and at the above mentioned time the
trial came Off After large number OF wit
nesses had been examined, the case was submit
ted to the Jury without argument, who brought
in IA verdict OF "not insane at present" probably
recognizing the fact that it is plaguey hard to
tell about these insane fellowship great Burke,
YOU know, once went thro' an insane asylum
and on coming out SAID to his guide: "Ycs, it's
all very nice, but where are the insane peopleT
and the intelligent jury isn't, as general thing,
much deeper than Burke.
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Banklng.

NATIONAL CITY BANK
OF OTTAWA,
FORMERLY CITY BANK OF EAM8s, ALLEN 4 co
L. II. EAMEs, Pres Il. q. ALLEN, We Pres
DIRECTORS:
HENRY f. EAMEs, JOHN d. CATION,
EDWIN G. ALLEN, L. H. EAhEs.
F. s. EAMEs, r. G. JORDAN
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1NTK IRRATIONAL
S,7rgic al Institute.

STYTUTE SURGEONS, accompa.
CHEF SURGEON 10,
Is his last absence from the Insti
u the 9Th and sth Of January 1876
he CLIFTON HOTEL. and all the
brace this opportunity at the!l
rearexpensein time and money
spo. undertaken. They maks
EfORX7TYES, CLUB FEET
BS. DISEASED JOINTS, d
} SPINE. HIP JOINT DE
y 2 AND EAR DISEASES
=, &c PRTYATE DISEASES
-, to. II WRITTEN GUAR
-. PROMISES A CURE or al
!. = NEG by the president ant
- u. 7hssurgeons will Eavt
90. thsa ever before. with q
,,;.rn g. The visit 10 made fol
49,. .iezts sDcin response &c
o,.al, 10 faded 10 see them or
,,,,.,s .sSr 'p3torns.
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q. NJ. .rH, Genl lass. Agt. H. RIDDLE Genl Sup't,
Dee I. is75 u. II. HALL, Agent at Ottawa.
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Milton H. BWiN, LORENZO L6Aod,
". BUSHNELL, Isaac Gage,
Z. ID. Lyman, j. +. Nash
John Brnndage.
Having organized the National Banking Law,
succeeded to the business of VIM. H. w. Cushmsn we arr
now open for the transaction of general banking business
Exchange on chicago, New York, and all the prin
cipsl cities of the United states. bought and sold
| Exchange on England Ireland, Scotland and Con
tnenta Europe drawn In SUMS to suit purchasers.
Coll bottoms made throughout the state q prompt
change. ,, .
Bonds Gold, Silver, &C. bought and sold -. 49,,
Revenue stamps Of all denominatons,-afu full
supply constantly on hand.
Our facilities are such that offer inducements u
Customers and shall endesvorg TO give snt.
to those eRtrustng with their business
Banking hours from A. N. to 4P u. mario. -
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1865 CAPITAL, 500 CGi
IycaGpOasXfso
, 1875-01-30
RAILROAD MEETING IN SAN feaKctseo.


BAN FaASctaco, Jan. 2D.-A moelinx Of tho
chamhor OF Con,zaorco was hall to-day tor tho
consideration Of tho projeot Of q petition to Oeu-
sfess Tor extending tho roato OF tho Southern
taes!io tallsoad to meat tho Texas Pacific be-
YONG tho Colorado River. by invitation Leland
stanford Addressed the meeting. IZo said III ef.
rect that tha road would 10 completed in half
tho ts'ne II tho two companies had the right to
construct. and would givo Fan Frauclsco TIM
control OF tho buanesa of Arizona. II tho ronI
~as constructed by California eapfta]. no ajva,,.
tAEo would be gRused by the cons.rnctin,, ~
competing lines. but thcre tH nu ADVANTAGE i,
having tht roalx nf tliBtuut oO,nanioa t,,oon nIf
why Il lina FROM tho Enst In 1:nInr.I.l
liver would draw mich trstlo sautwnr{l 9'h"us
fio"B woro given sttiutly Ill tho ,utoyust of t,ui.
lorliIa, and Paramount to thuBp o{ the HoutIa..,
pnctiio Company. ltesolntioi,a wero thom s,5nnt.
cd Tint in confederation Ut tho fuct liut rtni.,
by thu 1sthmua of panama nnd CRpp Horl, rrrura
permanent competition, guArauteeipl, Inv ro.oS
OF freight hstwuon the At!antiu aud tGa paeit;c
and be!lovius that, for the iotosior cp,nneti,;o,
will 10 bcst secured by different railroad ns,,n.
Pan1es building Rl'a owning from tho cxlro,nn.
to coitto, III u tue case OF tho UentraE mud iTni,n
Pacific, therefore tho President OF the Ohatui' ~,
30 tlrectod to request Seua.ofa aud Iepreaontu.
ttvea lA Congress 10 favor the oxten.in.. mi
construction by tho Southern Pacific Comnenv
cf tie line eass of Golu,RJo liver to q tuuel1on1
with tho Texas Pacific and Atlantic i pacTo
1toads, upon torlua equally f1vo,abla NTH aunI,
Ioaua, until the juhclaon IL made.