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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-18
c0nstahIe's Sale.

Ed ! VIRTUE OF Az EXECUTION Is
ID sued ont cf tie Justice Court Ct J. p.
could. justice Il the Peace az silver city
Township, Lyon County state Of Nevada, au4
10 Eae d.-ett,d ana delivered Tor Judgment
rendered il said court ia the 23 day u No
yemb-T. A. D. 1873, in favor Of J. Il Hep
s. 1rtb. plaintiff ard aEziLrt TIE silver Central
Cons lIuated Mining Company, defendants,
1Or taa su4l ut Two Hundred s4I Lii,Ety -lugr
Dollar= jS-S4i. tprttLt- with Twenty ANA
Iilty one Iuuire4tIs Dollars costs and dls-
Uf--se-lItI4ts al tl- date Of sald lu1 rleHt. snt
slr aeergiug costs tl4t may HccEUa. DAD, IA
The sfl deg of November, a. D. lslH. seize snt
levy ga the follosl- G'scgiJei properly, t.
sit one Il isiius ll4.le. W.th tUu sets ~
b0lIers. situate auI attached to tie mining
clzlln. q Iacatiaa described as follows Con-
EieDf ill., 81 cert so point uu tie east IRE ~
lne Ea-rut4 around at the luweE euu of silver
City. Lyon Cosuty. Nevada, sud running
along said line ia suUsheriy dlrerti d. 800
feet thence AZ ri-At angle easterly about
100 feet until i strikes the westerly line Of
tine Carson Company thence slouE ssid Car
- u llue running EpEtAeri3 until Il strikes the
south. RS line Of the South Dayton O. uuary
thence along said South Dayton line westerly
to tile place Of beginning. The above Fl. iue
wss located by GearSe Atkinson, and recorded
june 18th, 1874, IL BOOK G, Page 1b5, Of Lyon
County Records Of Miscellaneous.
Notice is hereby gwen that on SAL { DAY,
:he 2-th day Of November. A. d. 1875, between
the hours OF nine o'clock A. n, ami FIVE
o'clock P. Il. Of said day. namely, at twelve
o'clock NJ. OF said Day. will sell ali tie right,
title and interest IN and TO the above described
property. at the Eoisting works Of the Silver
Central Consolidated Mining Company, lower
end 81 silver City, Lyon County, Nevada, at
public auction for cash in hand to the highest
and best bidder, 70 satisfy said execution and
all costs.
J. W. MILLER,
Constable Of Silver City Township, Lyon
County. Nevada.
N-r.,ap.-ls1r Ar Tg-5
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tB0 ~ y In ~ z
ysvEEDAY FOR DECLARING THE ABOVE
4 stocks delinquent hSs been post
Eyo1ied until October 5l1E. 1865. and tie dag u
sale to November I'd. lsl5.
RP. HOSNEB, Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-18

First-class job printing at he
TIMES Office. Send in your orders.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-18

y2yHE DAY FOR DECLARING THE ABOVE
] stock delinquent has been postponed
till October 10Th, 1915, and the day Q: sale 70
November p, 1875.
RP. HOsMER, Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-18
One of the most notable industries

One of the most notable industries
of Russia depends upon the stur-
geon, the swimming bladder Of which
is manufactured into isinglass. The
bladder is first placed into water and
left there for some days, with fire.
quent changes of the water and re-
moval Of all fatty and bloody parti-
cles-the warmer the water the more
rapid the accomplishment Of the
operation. The bladders, on being
finally removed, are cut Longitude
nally into sheets, which are exposed
to the sun and air, being laid out to
dry. with the outer face turned down,
upon boards of linden or bass wood.
The inner face is pure isinglass,
which, when well dried, can with
care be removed from the external
lamella. The finer sheets thus OBJ
tanned are placed between cloths u
keep them from flies, and are then
subjected to heavy pressure, so as
to fiatten them out and render them
uniform, and after this they are as
sorted and tied up in packets. The
packets composed of the isinglsss Of
the large sturgeon usually contain
from ten to fifteen sheets, and weigh !
a pound and quarter; and those of
the others contain twenty-five sheets. |
weighing a pound. Eighty of these /
packages are usually sewed up il a
cloth bag, or inclosed in sheet lead. |
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/ ITS. 4 1875. !
Pr O CLAM ATIor
Chicago and Northweste,,
Railway.

$ j. TIE ,E POPULAR ROUTE ovpp,
Niseara 'P Ps h'i pt.b Passages for ch e.SsD
treal, Quebec, New YORK. ~ lphia, Mon.
other point East, should buy ,Ss.oon, or any
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-18

Passengers viii find Tickets via this Paw,
lite Route At the General Ticket Offices a M
Central Pacific Railroad in San Francisco ma
Sacramrhto. and in all the Ticket ofhees a
the Central Pacific Railroad
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-18

Constable Of Silver City Township. Lyon
County, Nevada
November Gth. 1875.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-21

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N1ANrS An ASREE-A1AE OECTFA>
" ann. -~eairsng MY nsslIlg1nes. A.ev,fv and
Perseverance,. anal saica pas ansrasis IN easH coa-
xrsszurS 3EaErrrrr ssxrrs snousa nj ssni
ID SsxEnAax Q axuxs san Francisco. sor tarraaar
and asrsns 10 sssnss sor SD1n 4 BpDrS -
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rx1 = kxo xxx Ahies0 SHERMAN RIBk
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" " -rzs-a ira4e- r@1rral merchandise
V~l&. grrzp d Ca EEar-~~ rrtic--4,
" C-sfs Al-aE.
.s..rume 3~ar7isarv. TIKI .-gsrs anu lssf-
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C. 9. Li..frr-- iar4.s Irrwrr~ ma ssslDon-
1.rrrisn h 1aiv Hirg.ler sGan.
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F-z.d zs-ndr.n. s.ag1surr ssiop.
a,nrr Cartwright. 1aF snsf iss<.t ssnrr-
Pams,sTrr. r. = Hasrs. 2a~cnasrer-
EsnIx psrrr restaurant
CHANNEL e Ehnrra. nU MD
~ chmrsI 4 ca- drcn
q < GnSdszzu. fife1
a1sux Ws Chnnx. Chinese ~rHr-.
= Lang Csr EhInr. sDr--
Chur Kes Ca Chinese sfnr-~
rM,r T. Ca SnfEner sf1np.
Isusar chunG CMnesE drug sr0rs.
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r. Tar from 44.!fan ) JsAsr- -
Ter egg Hi. Is aBe8n - r.
- VII - Jrs.garr-f ~ finnish
11.fle~ III Ii xsnrtm- ~ftr-~ .Ia~s
''aF lillfs- improvements q -ile VT
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1 3gCtsEr al IMMENSE ssoes II
y ns -etr~, while "A lineage. gassnn.
New E3rs. Philadelphia AMI >an t-anc,ss-a.
! vii ss.si Tory oar .ur @ISI, 9r u sQoD
-Ie aayers,
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measures.
The Louisiana business has raised the homes
Of the New Hampshire Democracy, and fkev
are nov ednfdent Of carrying the State again.
Their partisan eobdnet last rear had injured
them good deal, but the events Of The past
iew days have pat such petty SINS out Of sight.
The Connecticut Democracy are equally jnbi-
liant, and are counting confidently on not only
re-elcciing their State ticket, but on sending
democrats 70 Congress IN place Of Messrs.
sfarkweaiher, Kellogg. aud Hawley. - Fri
tuae.
The Democrats Of Philadelphia celebrated
The anniversary Of the battle Of Nes. Orleans
By banqasf at the Merchants Hotel.
Speeches were made by VIM. II. witte.
Governor Parker, Of New Jerxev. Joha
chiefly relntiye to the troubles in Louisiana.
President CRAFTS action IN the matter vas
severely denounced.
Gen sheridan has sent two more despatchea
70 the Secretary Of War repeating his sianders
on the citizens Of Louisiana, and ridiculing the
protests made By the New Orleans clergy Of
All creeds, and the Cotton and Merchants Rx
changes, the Chamber Of Commerce, Board
of Underwriters, &C., and fascinating that All
these authorities lied while be alone told the
truth.
The BOSTON, Journal says meeting i 10 be
held 10 FaneuiI Hall to protest sgainst the
military Interference 10 Louisiana The
Journal asserts that the feeling upon the sub.
jectis very strong, not only among the oepo-
nens Of the Administration, bnt among those
who are connied with is supporters.
There seems 70 be an impression current
10 the Democratic press than Gen. Sheridan,
hacked up BY ''4ll 81 Us Al v Washington, has
given the Democracy a very strong platform
on Hhieh to make the Presidential run in
1876. X is worth good deal more 10 30
spoken Of a. a Democratic candidate fDr
the Presidency nov than j, Was last week.
The Louisiana House Of Representatives
has issued an address rsssfing the invasion Of
their Chamber and their dispersion By Fed
eral troops.
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Federal Constitution makes il tho duiy Of
'.the United States to guarantee 70 every
State in tho Union . Republican form OF
Government, and ''on application Of the
Legislature or Of the Executive when the
Legislature cannot be conveneds;l 10 protect
the States against domestic violence. The
precise manner IL which ..the United Stntes''
shall exercise The latter part Of this daty Is
defined BY the Acts Of Congress Of 1875 and
1907. By the first Of these statutes il il pro
sided that s'in case OF insnrrection IN any
State against the Gorernment thereof, il shall
be lawful for the Presidents Of the United
States, on appiicstion Of the Legislature 81
such State, or Of the Executive when the
Legislature cannot be convened, " to call upon
the militia Of other States TO suppress the
insnrreetion. The Act Of 1907 furfher-mors
authorizes the President 70 employ the land
or naval forces Of the United States under
the same Limitations prescribed for the nse 81
the militia, Having first observed all the
prerequisites o. law.1 There are other pro-
visions Of both statutes relating tofhe erforce-
nent of the laws Of the United States but
these have no periinenee 20 the present case.
The sentences We havoc quoted contain the only
anthoriiy given 70 the President 70 interfere
With armed force IL support Of any State Gov.
eminent.
1t viii be seen that when the Legislature L
Ia session, or can be convened. ia application
from The GoTern0r for aid is not sufiiciens.
The President cannot lawfully stir until ~
Legislature has called him. As for inferfer-
ing With the Legislature, that Is objectionable
under any circumstances whatever. The
Governor has no right either to modest that
body himself or 10 invite the President TO 10
"A and sxhen Gsn Cranf a..nt M. s..I4ss-.. =.
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THOREBuRG q MoGIHErss
LIME SPREADER
rfTESTED 1879.

YNllIs Machine has been ,ho,o,,..L,
Il and found 70 broadcast rpngs '.f lesiel
from we'll noiied RAKS Yam aAkrnn
Frsr Tax BARK, coMrosrs. a. 80 r.
cyenness and great rapidi,y. h perfect
Alsc. 70 BaoADcAsT OF Datt.i,,A
any distance apart desired, IN, IL Fpsta,
AsHEs, SurEa PHosrHArrs. a. ~, nl'Asftal
crolaess, az rates from one bash,i 4 4. lf.ied
sired qudatitg per acre. NY DE-
Orders are solicited, and will \. al
fast as they can be manufactured 4 a,'ed a
Of time IA which the orders ar 49,; ~ order
An agent will deliver the MaeL;ss
as possible, and, on thorourh $3.50, - son
purchaser in his own way, aud n s In " Y
the purposes it Is intended, and Il NJ, siai
tory ia all things, no sale. ~ '1'''lae
by this system we hope 10 nlac. !,
hands Of every intelligent farmer :, " . y
as they can be constructed, And taplay
revolution that il is destined n va ads'sn y
Application Of Manuref. N Ne
We hope, BY the policy Of M -.
satisfactory after ful trial, at la. Is snissi
the attention Of calculating ans = sas,ge
farmers. Adde'S 'sunele
l.. II. COLE
finksburg, Carroll countv M
Agent for Maryland, Delaware. ~a
and Eastern Pennsylvania. y, i ss,,sy
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DENTAL NOTICE.

nR. GEO. S. FoURE, Densis:. oaers hi,
IL services at his Office.
WestminsteF-evcry Monday, Tuesday and
Saturday.
Emmittsburg-FoGrth "Wednesday After-
noon ill Thursday Afternoon.
NeehAniessown-Pourth Thursday After
noon and Friday.
Rocky kidge-Firzt Wednesday Afternoon.
Double Pipe Creek-Firss Thursday.
Middl2barg Friday.
UniontoWn-Second Wednesday Afternoon.
Taneytown-Second Thursday Afternoon
and Friday.
Union Bridge Third Wednesday A Afternoon
and Thursday Forenoon.
Mes windsor-Third Thursday Afternoon
and Friday Forenoon feb u
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Westminster Hotel.

f0RNKR Main and Court
~ Streets, Westminster, Car A ~ -
roll county, Nd. The under- ~ -
signed having leased this well ett<k
known Hotel. and the same having been
thoroughly repaired with many improvements
and rehtied generaliy, takes this method III
informing the citizens Of Carroll and adjoin-
ing counties and the travelling public, that no
effort on his part shall be wanting 10 make
them that favor him with a caIlas comfortable
a. possible. The table shall be aa good a.
this market affords. The bar stocked with
pure and unadnlterated Liquors; walters AZ.
fentire and polite, and charges moderate. A
call i respectfully solicited.
Good and reliable 0sslerz q specially.
mar ie-if Y. /. WHEELER.
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r. B. NORMENT

ATTORNEY -AT-LA
AND REGISTER IN BANRRUPTCY,
nFFICE on Main street, two doors vest 81
~ Court, Westminster, respectfully informs
The citizens Of Carroll and adjoining counties
thst be viii give prompt attention 10 ali buzz
ness lntrusted TO him, both before the Courts
Of this State and the Departments Of the
GenerAl Government Of Washington, y. G.
Jan :. 1873.
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Frederick & Pa. Line Railroal
CHANGE OF TIME.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.


ON and aner Monday, MAY 4th, lsl
" trains will arrive at and depart he
Frederick, as follows:
For Baltimore, and intermediate stations =
Western Maryland Railroad, I,llesierh
Hanover, and MI points North at 10 g. ;
Returning, will arrive at ll.30 a. 70.
For Baltimore, andiniermediaie stations
Western Maryland Railroad, litlesie.ss
and Hascvcr, at 800 p. m. Returning y
arrive at 1870 p. N.
For Hagerstown, Williamsposi and In's
mediate stations on Western Maryland ~
road and Littles,own, at $50 ?, m. he'an
ing, win arrive at 9.45 a. N. All thus ''f
at intermediate stations.
GEORGE MORGAN, Agent
may 2
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-02


The following cx,rae, il suggested
for ase By teachers and pupils in schools
" NJ exercise test on pronunciation
n must be rsal OF immediately with
cut pause to consider which il the
proper way % pronounce the words:
|. 4 courier from 81. Louis, an ltal.
ian with italics, began M address or
reci,a,ivc as to tho nischiesous na.ion.
vi finances
:. Ills dc!orons progress was demon
s,rated by demonstration. aud the PIE.
face to his sacerdotal profile gave his
opponents m irrcparablc and amcnta-
blc wound
g. lie was deaf aud isolated. aud
the envelope on tho furniture at the
depot was covert for leisure and the
rc.iconcc from tho Grst grasp of tho
Legislature Of France
!. The dllation VI tho chasnl, or
trough, made the scrvilc satyr and yirils
op.i'nis: vehemently pancgyrixe the
lenient God,
i lilo was al aspirant after thu W.
gaoics Of the cxorcists and All incxora-
bic eoadjustor Of the irrcfragible. yet
exquisite. Farrago. on tho subsistence
q tho dospicablc Analo and tho rocog-
nition u tho recognixanco.
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Where We Diilcr.

Tho drinking nan claims that hc has
pcrfcc. righ. 10 drink what he pleas.
-. whom ho plcases. aud whore hs pleas
-. PROVIDED II does not Interfere with
anyone else. Ii I'll Il which No agree
with him perfectly. Bnt who ever
knew liquor drinkcr who did MT
sooner Or later interiors with tho rights
u others? Tho mere act Of ratronis-
ing 4 SALOON il an interference with Tho
rights of others. n II helps u Auatain
public nuisance Liquor dealing n
! down-gra'lo business, II not stopped.
il i only question q tins - - ts
causing interference with tho rights q
others. And family Or community
have the right. or should have. TO warl
off q threatened blow from this divee-
tion, hy taking measures % prevent ,h4
use u liquor a. beverage. shs same
- 70 prevent any othcr evil from, being
developed In their mi,lss--thc sale Of
obscene literature. Tor instance. Herein,
doubtless. 10 whore We differ.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-02

A writer in the Schoclday Magazine
has gathered together the following
dictionary words A. defined BY certain
small people there:
Back -bi,cr.-A flea.
Bcd.time--Shn,.esc.simc
Dust--Mud with the juice NIL sqaess-
cd out,
Fan--A thing to brush the warm
oiF with.
Fins.--A tsh's wings,
lce--Watsr that stayed GU. in tho
cold and wont 70 sleep.
Monkcy--A very little boy with
tail.
Nes.-ogg egg the old hon
measures by 70 make new ones.
pig--A hogs little boy.
Salt--Mhat makes your potato taste
bad whom you don't pu, any on,
Snoring = Letting Of sleep.
Snow--Rain al popped white.
Stars--Moon's sggs
Wakefnlncss-- yes all tho time csu-
ing unhottoncd.
A Small Catechism- kittenchism.
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How 10 Raise I'lunis.

There il = secret about plnm-raising.
We have discovered II In travelling
over tho country. We never visited
large plum orchard In our life that ~
did no. tind plenty q fruit. And 70
mover visited any place with eight Or
ton trees. and found good crop fthis
fruit. Now, those fac,ssrt N TO think
ing; and tho result of our thoughle b
this: that |. is very easy 70. have ell
tho rlums you want " eat and ssll.
Tho secret connected with plum-raie.
ing IL to plant plenty ot trsos. % - 10
give fruit 10 the eurculio aud 10 yous-
solf also. II you plant dfsy Or hun
drsd tress. you will havo fruit enough
for everybody. Eyery suoh orchard
tha. wc over visited had plenty Of ripe
fruit. Soms even complained that the
curcul,o.. did no. thin cns tho fruit
cnough-.hat the ,revs were overload
Cd. 80 We say ~ our rcadefs. II you
plant plans At al, plant 6fty Or ono
hundred trscs--thcn you will bs sarc
TO havo all tho fruit you want. and it
il ono Of tho mos. profitable crops
raised. Annual Vt lhpsnology AMI
ph,sioguemy for ls7i 49,
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PaaxASxSr MAlrxwAsm With
The return " Spring comes tho usual
inquiry for good whitswash. Take
halt hushel Of uuslaksd limo, slakc i.
with boiling water. covering i. during
tho rrocsss % keep IN tho steam:
strain the liquid through . Ono sieve
Or strainer. aud add to il : peck of .als
previously we'll dissolved IN water;
tLres pounds of ground rice boiled 10 1
thin paste. and stirred In boiling hot,
half pound Of spanish whiting. aud
: pound or clean glue which has been
previously Dissolved BY soaking !. iirst.
aud then hang over slow Ore small
kettle inside largo ono filled with wa.
tsr; add 6vo gallons of hot water to
the mixurc. stir II woll. and lot Il
stand = few days covered from the dirt.
L should b put on quite hot; for this
purpose II can b kept In ! kettle o.
! furnace, A pint Of this mixuro will
coser . yard square cf toe outside OF
house, i applied with ! large paint
brush
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saal esteI nt,.ss, fairly lsssa ~
iass ~ The .lspsA
taa med hast W. frsrs, .Ata ~.
u, eaiiy | was there ,ssn.a
The m saeh
ieass'
"i+. | | have *sn yoa A. IA
iaew ~here tie hey VS. ler, "
Here" cried Rivers with 4 ssrang
sah In his thsoa,. 'saa arr my faatds.
~ aneel lIpre, You are ) ~psnaH
AMONG thousand. Miss me. M, slar.
ling
Never again, Harry Rivers" she
answered, shrinking from him This
night has orencl my eyes Hereafter
We arc the merest strangers 10 eae an.
utl.rr
- shc left him, scarcely bsliescing
the evidence of his own senses.
The next lay his formal dismissal
from the service ~ the railroaL com.
l.any came. and hc accepted Il without
u rro,cs. lie knew how dark record
would have lain agains. his name had
lIrro chosen 10 speak, and he dared
not hazard n rcmonssrancc.
As for llero herself, she never saw
him again.
My GIRL said Uncle Royal. you
arc worthy of your name. And
behave me. you never could have re-
srecsci larry Rivers a. . wife should
respect her husband I"
Il know ID. uncle shc said softly
But alone within tho depths Of her
own soul shc kcp, tho secret Of tho
Midnight Express Train
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English Tanght 10 One Lesson

At many Of tho New York restaurants
a very hoavy French style 10 put on:
tho waiters arc mostly Frsnchmsn. and
tho bill Of fare ID often printed In
French. A correspondent writes that.
yentaring out early one morning in
Now York. which happened to DO ono
of tho kind spoken Of above.
Carslcssly giving an order. tho wsi-
tor, bringing his shoulders up under
his ears. responded.
",)sn' rarle pas anslai.. M'sicur. !"
and tho hungry man had to poin. out
his wants on tho bill Of fare, with
which. after considerably delay, no wa
served.
Just hero entered another customer.
. tall powerful fellow. evidently frs,A
from tho western prair,es. whc. ss.tlo.
ing himself into chair. or,l.roa beef
stsak, frisdopotatoea, bot bread. n cup
o. coffee
TO him tho grinning frenchman 70
peated sho same formula
"Je " parle pas anglais' Msicur. !"
Tho Wsstern man looked ~ him for
. moment. aud thcn rising from his
seat liko the opening Of y big jack
knife. with stiil spring he slowly
calculated, n ho clcnnhul wicked.
looking 6st:
"beef.stcak--friea potatoes. hot
brsad.-- cup Of coifsc-- -d----d quick. :
The effect on tho waiter was magi.
cal. There never was man served
moro promptly, with just what ho or.
dcrod for breakfast than tho hungry
Wcsturncr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-02

The 6rst page u Frank I.sslis's Il
lastratcd Newspaper, March Goth. Of
isrs striking political Cartoon. sn.i.
tod. "llalt there. General Doum.' A
sign.board indicates tho road TO Ar.
kansas. But across Il . fence 10 up,
inscribed with Soc. ". Art. ". oi
the Federal Constitution. which makes
il - hard road to travel for Prcsi,
don't Grant. who. armed like an cxac.
gerated General l'oum, and mounted
upon : lame broken winded and
lady foandsred neg, ID brought with
his dwindled FalssaE band Of followers.
Butler shouting Il their head, u !
full and sudden stop. Judge Poland.
and other determined opponenss of the
Arkansas fraud. stand. lion-likc. In tho
way. Tho legend below reads thus:
"Julgs Poland 70 General U. q. q.
iioum lily tho Constitution u tho
United States. and BY your oath Of
oti'co TO preserve. protect and dsfsad
t." you arc estopred from going farth.
Or In this direction, Tho existing
State Government IN .Afkansas should
not bc in,erfercd with. either by Con.
gress. Or by any department Of tho Ma
lional Government. which has no moro
riyh. 70 interfere with Il than has Eng.
land o. France. 80