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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-17
BOISE CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

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VIM. b. Morris-Agent Northwestern Stage Com
pany; also. W. r. 4 Co.'s Agent.
w. c. Tatro--proprietor Rocky Bar StaasLine.
VIM. II. Nye-Drug Store.
F. R CONN Co.-Stoves, Tin ana HARDWARE.
C. W. Moore-First National BsnkOf idaho.
P.J PeAy-Harness. Saddle and Ieatner Depot
r. Logan-Dry Goods. Groceries snd ClothiJlg.
r. B. Reed 4 Co.--Dry Goods. Groceries, ant
Clothing, Wines and Liquors.
D. Falk L Co-Dry Goods Groceries. nd Cloth
ing.
|. schwabacher 4 Co.-Drt Goods, Groceries. and
Clothing.
P. Sonna-Groceries, Hardware, Iron and Steel.
G. Jacobs-Flouring Mill and Disti)lery.
Bilderbeck L acknowledgements. etc.
c. Jacobs-Dealer in Flour, Bacon and Whisky.
8. Spiegel-Variety Store
d. Levy-Groccries.
p. Characteristics.
Mrs. p. Cohen-Varety Store.
J. b. Broadbent-Jewelry. Clocks and Watches.
J. Brumm-Jewery. Watches and Clocks.
p Humphry-Jewelry. Clocks. aud Watches.
James A. Pinney-Book aud Variety Store.
VIM Bayhonse-Boot and Shoe Store.
J. Pollard-Boot aud Shoe Maker.
j. Stool s-Boot and shoe Maker.
A b. Monson-Furniture Store and Cabinet Ma
kerr
A. Hagar-Furniture Store.
Mrs. Chas. Ostuer- Millinery Store and Dress
Maker.
Mrs. Isaacs-Millinery Store and Dress Maker.
Mrs. Wineheimer Dress Maker.
J. Slocam-Deaer in Hay and Grain.
J. Case-Produce Store and Dealer in Grain.
Jas. II. rwogood-Depot Agricultural Implements
md Agent Florence Sewing Machine.
l. b. Curry-Pho,osraphi Artist.
r. l.. Observation-Disclosures Store.
+. Dangel-Bakery.
d. Levy Bakery.
g. W. Cess X Co.-Meat Market
Wm Il. James-Meat Market.
J. A. Bennett 4 Co.-Meat Market
Capt. J. ". Griffin Overland Hotel.
Bush 4 Young Central Hotel
A. p. Turner Turner Household.
J. II. Gordon-Capi,al Restaurant.
J. Shelter Confectionery and Chop House.
Agnew 4 Race-livery stables and Feed Corral.
c. Howell-I.yery Stable and Feed Corral.
0nAS Neisun-I.tNeTs SiAu4c anu
W. Morse-Corral aud Feed Stable.
c. Hunt-Corra! and Feed Stable.
A. Eossi-Lumber Yard.
Il. T.. Howle,,-lumber Yard.
Barrett Wilams-Lumber Yard
A. J. Marstun-Carria.c Wagon. Blacksmith and
innsmiih Shops.
j. II. Jackson Black smith Shop.
III Observation-Disclosures Shop.
Baldwin & Hcmphil-- blacksmith shop.
q ". stiits-Blacksm;h shop.
J. Woods Blacksmith shop.
I. c. Maupin-Foreman y. ". S. Co.'S Machine
shops
". c. Carlton Foreman n. ". Cos Caring
shops.
4 De Iord-Small Grocer
o. lobbns-Wood Yard.
re.n Hros.-Wood Yard.
NJ. Authenticated Yard
Ben. ni-rson-Carpen,er shop
NJ. Byrd-Carpcn,er shop.
+. forbns-carpcnier shop.
George Ellis-tarpen,er shop.
George Englehari--Carpenicr Shop.
I. Landii -Carpcntcr shop.
II. Anthony carpenter shop.
Capt. A!lsn-t arrenter Shop.
Fred. Bcckhart-carpcnser. Several others. names .
lot known.
Bay house < MISUNDERSTANDING Saloon and Bath
iouse.
There Ia also Barber Shop in Overland Hotc
buildings. pane Of proprietor not yet ascertatnrd
j. STANDARDIZATION shop.
l.. +. Cariec-Frult Trees aud general NJ rscry.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-17
Notice to Creditors.

Estate OF Alfred D. Saunders. deceased.
RlOIIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER
IA signed. AdniiElsiratrik aud Administrator oi
the above named estate. Ia the creditors OF aud all
persons having claims against said deceased IN
h:bit the same with the necessary vouchers, within
ten months from the arsi publication q. this notice.
10 The undersigned al the office OF isnas W. Brown.
in Idaho City. Boise county Idaho Territory.
MARGARET SAUNDERS.
Adininlstratyix.
JONAS W. BROWN,
Administrator.
Idaho city, Jane 3.h. 1878. sw
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and terms to agents for SnElnn, Sy journn.a
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

Happy Relief for You M Men from tho
effects OF Errors and abuses In early life. Manhood
restored. Jmpedments TO marriage removed. New
tbcd Of treatment. Few and remarkable RENE
.. Books and Circulars sent free. in sealed en-.
opes Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. lIo
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50 high reputation for honorable conduct and
Occasional sktl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-19
The Third Term In California.

see some OF your Eastern papers
have the story that our Governor Booth
and Senator Morton, Of Indiana, on his
late visit to California. had q very preg-
nant political eonfabulation. Ia II too
late to tell you the solemn secrets there
or Says Morton to Beoth--''Are the
third-tcrm men thick over here?" Says
Booth to Morton-"well, there is one
man who wants to 90 into the third
term cabinet, that l think Is certain for
Il then there is another. an Office
holder, who is for it about half the time
that 10 all, I believe, one ard u half.
How is it over your wayf" ''well.'
ssid Morton. ''you know n and one
half more men for II than I do" IL
you print this. take pains that CouklinS
does not see II. II might give him dis
treas. The Governor was going ON to
closer communion with the great lndi-
anian. when he spied . very pretty
Hoosicr girl in the party. and well. oar
Governor is q bachelor. aud perhaps
you know how IL isyourself.-Sm Fiun-
cisco letter 20 he sprinield R,pabioan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-19
TREATING THE WRONG DISEASE

Many times Women call upon their
family physicians. one with dyspepsia,
another with palpitation. another with
trouble OF the breast. another with pain
here and there. and in this way they all
present alike to themselves and their
easy-going and indifferent doctors.
separate and distinct diseases, for which
he prescribes his pills and potions, as
suming them TO be such. when, in rcali.
IT,, they are all symptoms caused by
some uterine disorder; and while they
are thus only able perhaps to palliate for
a time. they are ignorant OF the cause.
and encourage their practice until large
bills are made; when the suffering pa
tients are no better in the end, but prob
ably worse for the delay. treatment, and
other complications made. nnd which a
proper medicine directed to tho Cause
would have entirely removed, thereby
instituting health and comfort instead Of
prolonged misery.
From Miss LoRISpA +. Sr. CLAIR.
Shade. Athens Co., Ohio:
"Dr. X. v. Pierce. Buffalo. n. "
Your Favorite Prescription Is working
almost like = miracle on me. ! am
better already than have been for over
two years."
From ELLA A. ScH,rEa. GAINESVILLE.
Ind:
"Dr. Pierce--I received the medicine
you sent me aud began using it imme-
diately. Az a result OF the treatment, l
feel better than l have for three years"
From Mrs. JoHS X. HANnIS. 0dell.
H.:
"Dr. Pisrce-The Favorits Prcscrip-
ton has done me good, which nm very
thankful for"
DIR. Piercs's Favorits Prescription 10
sold by dealers in medicines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-19

A DESPERATE LusAric.-wednesday
afternoon q negro who has been IN in
mate OF the asylum for several years.
but who. Of late. has boon considered
harmless and has been employed in the
bakery concluded that he would leave.
He notified the gentle baksrman Of his
intention. who tried to persuade him to
give up the idea. bat without avail.
The lunatic then armed himself with q
huge butchsr-knifs and walked Of. One
Of the attendants followed and tried to
drive him back. but was forced to retreat.
The negro went across the railroad track
whore his capture was attempted by Mr.
Joyce; hut that gentleman made q mis-.
calculation. wal cut In the face by the
mailman. and would have been killed
had not his son rome upon the scene
and rescued him by knocking his assail.
ant down with q club. At this juncture
q number Of keepers from the asylum
arrived on the scene and effected his
capture. -Sisckton hdependent. jan. IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-19

RECENT IScoRPoRArIoSs.-T follow.
ing are among the mos, recent mining
interpretations:
Columbia Silver Mining Company. to
mine for silver aad other metals in the
Virginia Mining District, Storey county.
Nevada. Principal place Of business,
San Francisco, Cal. Directors-Thos.
Lewis, L. Goodwin. r. II. Graves, John
Skae and p. J. Kennedy. Capital stock.
$40. O00. 900. divided into 100, 900 shares
Of 500 each. Silver Central Consol'
idated Mining Company. to mino for
silver and other metals In the Devils
Gate and Chinatown Mining Districts.
Lyon county. Nevada. Principal place
Of business. San Francisco, Cal. Direct.
on-Georgs Atkinson. A. b. Forbes and
Oliver Eldridge. OF San Francisco; Jas.
Duffy and Adolphus Waltz. Of Carson.
Capital stock. 81. o00. 900. divided into
10. 900 shares. OF 500 each.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-19

Tns Cincinnati CARTE truly says that
''this nght in Louisiana is ahsht against
humanity. free opinions, and a free
press. Il In . determined effort to crush
an oppressed race. and in pursuance Of
determination to disregard rights, in
the protection Of which every citizen.
b he white or black. Democrat or Re-
publican. is clearly entitled to the aid
Of the Government" The same paper
declares that 'the men and newspapers
that sympathizs with the bandit,i who
are responsible for the Wholesale muir
dsrs committed in the South. would
have been s~pologists for tho bloody
slsughtsrs in tho Netherlands that
stirred the righteous ire Of William Of
Orange" II is satisfactory to see that
the Republican press is beginning to
nnd its tongue. and that the Copper
heads are not destined to have il all
their own way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-19
The Emma nlalnu Bubble.

For several years the past the Little
Emma Mining Company Of Utah has
been o by-word In financial circles and
q rsproaeh to Americans. Unable to
float tho enterprise in this market, Its
promoters went abroad. and in the Lon
don market found people eager to jump
at the bait. High hopes were entertain
ed, but they were speedily dashed To the
ground. Tho history Of the Emma min.
ing scAsme has been too often related by
Englishmsn and NO less indignant but
shrewd Americans, 10 need any words
hero. What now remains TO be told,
however. ia the fact that the victims in
England having coms TO the conclusion
that Ii was useless 10 waste further ef-
fort in lamentations and foundations.
have resolved upon . vigorous prosscs-
ton for the recovery OF their money.
With this object in view. suits have been
| begun on both sides OF the Atlantic.
In England o petition has been filed for
the purpose OF winding mp the company.
In this city. however, important pro-
csedings have been instituted against
the principals in the scheme. Upon
| the installation OF the present Board Of
Dir.ctors q committee was appointed 10
some 10 this country. inspect the prop
srty. Investigate the affairs Of the com.
pany and take such action rs might
10 necessary to SQUIRE the rights OF
the shareholders. Gen. Gardiner, tn
chairman Of the company, and Mr. Tur-
mar his solicitor. undertook the inyesti-
CATION. They came 10 this country. Wis
tad he miues NJ Utah. and upon their
return to New York ordered Shipman.
BARLOW Lsroauo and Macfarland to be-
Gin = suit against Trenor W. Park, Sem
stor Stewart, of Nevada, and General
BAXTER for 4 1000, 900, the complaint
eharcipp fraud aud conspiracy.
The law firm learning that Mr.. Park.
who is the President Of the Panama
railroad, and the promoter or owner OF
new set Of mines in California. was on
thu point Of leaving this city for CAlifor-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-19

VIZ. wALrEn PHkLrs. Of New York.
one Of the two Republican members Of
the Sub Committee Of investigation on
Louisiana affairs. is said to be a large
stockholdsr in the New York Tribsoas
He was moreover defeated for reelection
in the campaign last Fall because OF his
hostility 10 the supplemental Civil Rights
bill. Perhaps these two facts may have
inclined Yfr. Phelps to be a little partial
toward the White Leagues. and obtuse
concerning the alleged grievances Of
colored electors. The New York Td-
buns also il not 30 staunch q friend Of
the Republican party as 1t is OF Mr..
Phelps. These are Of course merely
suggestions. yet may be a clue to the
rather rough report Of the sub-com-
mlttee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-19

The United States has declined to &C
cspt the proposition made by Spain for
the payment Of indemnity for citizens
executed in the virginius affair. and a
modification Of the terms Of payment
proposed BY Spain is expected at an
early day. The claim OF England was
settled BY tho payment Of f5oo for each
white British subject executed and c3oo
for each eolorsd subject. The total pay
ment 70 Grsa, Britain amounted to Ct
900. and 10 was promptly paid. although
this was denied at the time. The same
proposition was made to the United
States. but declined upon the ground
that our government would not consent
to any discrimination in rates OF pay on
account Of color. and 1t is expected at
the State Department that Spain will at
an early day propose a new rate, which
shall b the same for all classes Of citi-
xsns executed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-19

Txr recent appointment OF one OF the
Pottsrs ~ Supervising Architect Of the
Treasury. says the st. Louis Democrat.
calls attention afresh to the remarkable
amount Of brains generated in the fam
lily Of the late Bishop Of Pennsylvania.
One OF his sons. Mr.. Howard Potter.
represents M Of the great financial in
licences Of the metropolis. Another.
MI. Clarkson N. Potter. is an infiuen-
tisl member Of Congress. not oven yet
rated at his true worth-one OF the most
accomplished public men Of our time,
with q head full OF real ideas Of his own.
He IL now serving on the Congressional
Committee al New Orleans. A third
brother il President OF Union College.
A fourth brother Is Rector OF Grace
Church. New York. who has just de-
clined his election to the bishopric
OF Iowa. A fifth brother, Gen. Potter,
Of Rhode Island. was a gallant officer.
and made an admirable record during
the war. The sixth. the new Supsrvis-
ing Architect. has already risen to prom.
insncs in his profession. And even yet
the list 10 not exhausted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-19

An order from Secretary Bristow dis
misses from service in the New York
Custom House. 76 assistant weighen,
whose salaries were Si.40O each per
annum. The reduction makes q saving
Of $500. 900 per annum The dismissed
are all ward politicians, and their princi-
pal duties were to make out and receipt
their salary bills. This retrenchment
was ordered BY Secretary Bristow on the
report Of the special agents whom hs
sent there q short time ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-19
YOUNG MRN,

Who may he suffering from the effects Of youth.
fnl folli~s or indiscretion. will do vol 10 avail
themselves Of this. the gieatest boon ever laid
al the altar Of suffering humanity. DIR. SPIN.
NEY win guarantee to forfeit i've hundred dob
lars for every case OF seminal weaknc.. or pr.
ya'e disease Of any kind or Character which he
undertake. and falls TO cure. He would. there.
tore, ssy TO the unfortunate sufferer Who may
read this notice, that you are trrading. upon
dangerous ground when you longer delay In
seeking the proper remedy for your complaint.
You may he In the frst stage -rememb.r, you
are approaching the last. IL you are bordering
upon the lart, and arc suffering come or oil oil
IL evil effects. remember that u you obstinate.
ly persist In procrastination,. the tins must
come when the most skillful physician can ren.
der you no assistance; when the DOOR OF hope
will be closed sgsinst You when no angel OF
mercy can bring you relief In no ca'e has the
Doctor failed 81 sueeess, Then let not despair
work itself upon your Imagination. but avail
yourself Of the beneficial results OF his treat.
meni before your c,se IL beyond the reach oil
medical skiil. or before grim death hurriss you
10 A premature grave.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-19
1890. 1874.
PIONEER LAUNDRY
n0nIn m NlnolnlA

j.. re q. w. HALL, rsofRIEroRs.
TIA ,,;,:s; St Lamar, ss,T !; S,.s,,:s !. -; Az. =,
my quantity OF Renowned and Clean LIN },
without SsinE tsnassd By nanipuatisa OF
BY chemical application.
Psckasss punetually eallsd for and returned
Ohces-lntsmatioual Hotel and wallacs's
Eruii slors. ~ south 2 strsst. visisis ssl
in Iva a. W. HALL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-19

IL ouR telegraphie columns will DO
found q dispatch from Genoa. giving an
account Of the burying OF a large num-
Der Of Cinnamon BY an avalanche. La
ter advices received at Carson this after
noon. reduce the number Of killed from
twsnty-eieht to eleven.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-19
,%riDDI.E.AGRD " x

There arc many Of the age OF thirty TO sixty
who are troubled with too frequent rvaeuat'en
OF the bladder. Omen accompanied by . slight
smarting or burning sensation. and = weaken
ing ofth system In q manner the patient can
not account for on examining the urinary de.
posit. q ropy .edimen, viii oilen he found, and
sometimes email particles Of alhupen will np
pear, or the color will be Of = thin and milkirh
hue. .galn changing To . dark and torpid ap.
pearancc. There are many men who die OF this
difficulty, Ignorant Of the caure. which 10 the
second stage Of seminal weakness. DIR. y. will
guaranteed q perfect cure IN all such cases, and
8 healthy restors,ion OF the eeniio-urinary or
gans.
n. B.-Only an interview required In a ma
Iority Of cases; balance OF treatment can be
conducted at home without Interruption ol
business. No case treated without q personal
Interview and proper examination. Ohlcc
hour.-i0 10 I, 2 10 s. and Tios. Sunday.
to I p. \. only. Consultation Free. ESamlns
tlon and advice. t3. Jal9 m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-19

A Coon THrSo.-Colonel J. ID. Fry
has the suggest thing in the State. lie
Is President OF the Crown Point. OF the
0phir and a dozen other mining coinpa-
nies. and Of the Mission and Pacific
Wooden Mills. The 0phir pays him
$3.50 q month, the Crown Point m
much, and other companies in proper
ton. Altogether lie makes $4,000 q
year in this way. lissides this he has a
private fortune and is a successful oper-
ator in stocks. His presidential duties
are not onerous. tho Secretary performs
the labor. aud the lucky Colonel has
little to do but sign certificates OF stock
and preside ut the monthly meetings.
For this he gets as much salary as tho
Mayor. Auditor. Treasurer. Tax Collec-
tor and Assessor Of San Francisco con-
bined.-S. p. Posi-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-19
COME Ann NIX HEALED.

II matters not Whist your trouble may be,
come aud lot the Doctor examine your case. IL
will coat you nothing for consultation. 90 plsase
call and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
under. iands your case. n he can cure you he
will tell you 80; u not, he will say 30, for he
will not undertake q cure unleash he IL conndeat
of Affecting tke same.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-19

NATURAL SELEcTioS.-Tho law OF
natural selection seems as controlling In
the minds Of partisan journalists, as
with the physical habits Of organic mat
ter. Those who are most denunciatory
Of the interference Of the military with
tho chaotic Louisiana Legislature, eau
not gain cognizance Of the fact that
''Speaker'' Wilt first invoked their aid.
This does not assimilate; they hear OF
the fact. and il straightway slips away
from their minds. But the second visit
Of the military to the Legislative pandc-
mouium on the m Of the Gov
srnsr Of the State, Is held up "a fatal
stab to our liberties" "a Napoleonic
coup d etai;'' "a eliminating scene in
the drama Of C,rsarism."
Strange that such differences there should be
-yS1if LAKE TriInnS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-19

THERE is a Connecticut widower who
who declares that nothing reminds him
Of his poor. dear wife. so much as to
live within earshot Of . sawnill during
q busy season.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-19
A Chimes. EDITORIAL on RalIroad,.

The following Is q translation OF an
editorial which appeared in the shang-
hal Houei Pdo. aChinese journal OF Con-
sentative politics;
Remember. o! reader. how the Celes-
tial Empire %prospered for three thou.
sand years. till the barbarians came IN
and introduced their horrible customs.
Now they allow NO one to rest. They
keep everything moving. They rush
with their accursed engines into every
creek and river Of the country. spying
out and worrying q happy and indus
trious people. The English are like
their own steam. always ''boiling and
bubbling." They upset everybody to
make money out Of them. They have
drained the land OF Sycee silver. and
now they want steady. law abiding sub.
jects Of tho Sun and Moon to spend
their money in railway engines, which
blow up and cut people into little piece
more eifectually than tho public exscu-
| TONER could do. The idea Is mon
st.ous.
Canals arc much better than railroads.
| The god C~onfucius invented them, and
Il was during his life ON earth that they
wero dug. They have been tested by
| tune and experience, whereas railroads
are only sixty years old. Life on n canal
| Junk IL tolerably secure. A man can
slsep by night aud fish by day, and hold
his soul in peace. Amerchant need not
buy a coffin before he starts on a jour
ney. AL he wants is time and patience.
| There il a commercial advantage, too.
Goods cannot be accumulated. and thus
prices can be kept. But note what hap
pens when railroads are introduced. In
tho first place. they are dangerous. They
love accidents. The engines are like
gunpowder with fire under 1t. Trains
run into each other. and leave only
corpses and lumber on the road; or,
they rush oil the tracks, jump down
precipices. tumble into rivers, and very
often crash through honest mons houses.
Sometimes they run away OF their own
accord. aud then they so 80 fast that the
wheels fly to pieces and kill everybody
near them. The barbarians know oil
this so well that they keep surgeons to
attend to the wounded. or pay before
hand for collins. perfumes. colored pa
pers, crackers and other funeral offer
ings to the priests Of the great Joss.
Then they publish big books full OF lists
of accidents and Of the killed and
wounded. Besides all which, merchan-
disc Is carried so fast by these railroads
that stores are filed rapidly. innocent
tradesmen have to pay storage whether
they want the goods or not, and things
are made too cheap. Then railroads
would occupy space. Agriculture and
farming would be stopped, and the good
people who now carry goods in boats OF
on their backs over the mountains.
would be deprived Of their livelihood.
There is no doubt that canals are much
better than railroads. aud tho wisdom oil
the holy Confucius must DO respected.