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Bacon against Bowen.

Nev. DR.. George b. Bacon makes another
contribution to the great scandal litcra-
lure, In Saturdays Tribune, wherein he
cr1tlcises his critics for the course he pur
sued respecting the substitution of nm
other for Mr.. Bowen on the Board of
trustees of the Congregational Union.
In this letter DIR. Bacon uses this very
plain language respecting the course pur-
sued by Dir. Bowen in the scandal case
Setting aside any general grounds Of
prejudice and dislike, there are definite
and explicit grounds on which my recent
movement can be justified, and which are
wholly independent Of my personal con-
victions concerning tho case just now
before the Court Both parties in the
case just now before the court cannot be
right. One Of them is wrong So far rs
concerns the trustee whose fitness for u
representative position in The manage
ment of religious society is under dis
cussion, il makes no difference which is
right and which is wrong. lie allows
the public TO believe that he knows all
about the matter which is now OH trial.
lie told mo in the interview to which l
have referred that lie knew all about it ,
II lie docs, he knows either that his
pastor Is good man or that he is nh i'll
tamously bad man. If he knows that his
pastor is good man wrongfully accused,
and sits still, and not by word or gesture
helps to vindicatc that goodncss-thcn lie
IS not man to represent me, ut least, =
whoever else lie rcprcscnts--in any position
which my vote affects. If he knows that
his pastor is bad man, and sits still
and not by any manly word or open act
helps to put him out from the position,
which in that case, is every hour dcgra-
dcd and profancd; nay, more, receives
from him the bread and wine Of tho
Lords Supper, while he knows that the
hands TINT break the bread and fill the
cup arc what they nrc on this hypothe-
sis-thcn he is not II man for whom will
vote for the occupant of n representative
position in religious society nor II man
to whom | can willingly give Christian
fellowship or social recognition. Tic
only way TO treat man Of this kind MS
1t seems to me, is to mako him feel that
tho policy Of silence under either of
these alternatives, is to be pursued at the
risk Of every social and ecclesiastical pen
atty which it is possible for IN in
dignant public sentiment to inilict. The
plea that no is bound to silence still, by
any ovcnGnts-tripartitc or otlicr-or By
obligations Of honor and friendship, is u
plea which will not be generally accepted.
There are other obligations which, under
tho circumstances, may we'll he para
mount, and these obligations are not to
be ignored without offence to public SEN
timent, nor without provoking public
ccnsure." ...
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The national GOLD MEDAL was awarded
to Bradley * Rulofson, San Francisco, for the
best Photographs In the United States.
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S. W. DENNIS, II. d., has returned and re.
sumcd the practice OF Dentistry at So kcarny
street, San Francisco.
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he Association places It's Life Risks la the
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance ca,
OF CALIFORNIh.

Assets Jan. IHt, 1878 81 .220,522 RS
Liabilities, jan. LIST, 1873, 777,OII no
Surplus as regards Policy holders > 45I ,s7s rs
In tho contracts OF ihis Company MI
equitable cash surrender yRIue IL guar
nntcrd, and for ihIN TcnsOn itH policies
can lie used ms collateral security to the
amount OF their value.
Special arrangements have been made whereby tho
certificates OF Trust Fund deposits will he rIued by
the following hanks:
Western Savings and Trust Company. OF
SRn FrTnciLco:
The SANTA RoSn Bank, snntn IsoEn ma
Uhinh:
Tho nnnlS of Lake, I.nkrporf;
The Think or ELidrout ~ Smith, MnryH.
Vile:
The Rank Of EIcaIdsburE. EIrnIdsburg.
Reliable Agents wanted In every county Of the State,
and Territories OF the Paclhc Coast.
APPLY nY LETTER or Is PrEsoy 10 Tux oFFIcl
or TUE ASSOCIATION,
800 CALIFORNIA STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
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nor n 4 MOSTH-AScnts wanted everywhere.
N|hI uuslucsS honorable and nrst class. Far
OAOU tculars rent free. Address
Y }. WORTH Co, st. Louis, Mo,
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TIE population ofjapan has increased
10000 since 1873.
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FOR WAsHlRo AND CLEANSING PURPOSES.


r'IifS ARTICLE. UNIVERSALLY USED rs EG-
fDpr, md recently introduced for general family
nar ~ san FrHhclsc0 and nclyhbnrlnDd Il already in
great fcnnnd. Il now The intention ~ the nnniI.
hhuschOi. ~ VI '''''
II Il nncquncd for CLEANSING Toot,n ra5yir,, cut
xrR ,Cmp1tS. pr C'octoV: Tor SCI HbbiH0 Ffgo,i
Uhhtnp RANT. RrpI0rirI TttRV Spots SStJrpOOip1
e. HIihmg. IL renders water 'oft. and itnparE a de-
HRhiful sense of c0Olne.I after washing.
DlrCctlpuG.-For Laundry, 2 to tables noon mi,
i0h wa'h tub Of Saicf. f0r HnthIng iaiiC,rnOn
~ IN INC bnihtuh For removing Grease eDoiI apply
wards P1rttImnlninR thc grow Of plants u,c Jew
drops In every pint NJ water used in watering
rrirc.-rrr Tint Hottie, u Ccnisi ptT GmSf, Roth.
DCrhtsi Fcr IinlfGal"n. - cents. N'
Abo. Nal pinto Of Am nOtIi n, for cho,uc Al nu-
r. fcrilHing. and the preparation 81 nttInrIai ma
hutrs. hrNnSlCAL PnErA niri0N, for the prevention
ami fcHDNhl 81 boiler tcalc. GRUnE hNlDSII k,r
Scn.tal manufacturing, and runE ffQroa and horI
ECBd orders To the ~ F"'''
SAN FRANCISCO GhSLIGHT co.
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TnE web of our life Is of mingled
yarn, good md III together; our virtue:
would DO proud, if our faults whipped
them not; md our crimes would despair,
If they were not cherished by our vir.
tues.
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Tho Influence Of Reading.

If 1 were TO pray tor taste which
would stand me in stead under every va
ricty of circumstances, and be source of
happiness and checrfulncss to NE through
life, and shield against its ills, however
things might go amiss and the world
trown upon me, it would be taste for
reading. speak Of it, Of course, only as
worldly advantage, and not i'll the
slightest degree rs supcrscding or dero-
cutting from the higher office and surcr
and stronger panopiy Of religious priuci-
pie; but rs taste, an instrument and
source of pieasurablc qualification. Give
II man this taste and the means of graft
flying it, and you can hardly full of max
ing him happy man, unless, indeed,
you put into his hands most perverse
selection of books. You place him in
contact with the best society in every
period Of history-with the wiscst, the
wittiest- with the tcndcrcst, the brayest,
md the purcst characters that have adorn-
cd humanity. You make him n denizen
OF oil nations-a contemporary of all
agcs. Tho world has been created for
him. 1t is hardly possible but The char
meter should take higher and better
tone from tho constant habit of associa-
ting in thought with class of thinkers,
to any the least Of it, above the average
humanity. 1t is morally impossible but
that the manners should take n tingc of
good breeding and civilization from hay
ing constantly before ones eyes the way
in which tho best bred aud the best in
formed men have talked and conducted
themselves in their intercourse with each
other: There is gentle but perfectly ir-
rcsistiblc coercion in the habit Of read.
ing, directed over the whole tenor of n
mnn's character and conduct, which is
not efIcctuHl because it works inscnsibIy
and because it is really the last thing lie
dreams of.-Sir John WcrscheU.
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THE
Trust Fund
INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
General Insurance Agency,
$50 California Street,
SAH FRANCISCO.

1NIiIS ASSOCIATION HAVING ACQUIRED TIE
L propriciUrshlp Of The Trust Fund Savings
deposit tysen OF Insurance, nov ready To procure
LIE Insurance upon that and ell other plans now In
use, Under the trust Fund system the Foley holtIGr
accunulntcs bank account In addition having his
insurance. and ut the same outlay usually incurred in
minimizing Insurance alone. nearly ~ per cent OF the
amount paid "a premium Is Deposited In a savings
tank anu, together with the cash surrender value OF
the rolcy-ynnTIHtscd under the lava uf California
mcnts.
The AssociAiIon nlncrs It's Lie Il-ks Ia ihr
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RUPTURE.

SUCCESSFULLY TREATED BY Dir. MARSlrS
Method. the on!y reliable, safc and srccdy Radical
Cure S!scin now In II has been IN use for over
thirty years and Elected thousands Of cures II
ncEs the functions Of the Kidneys =:d other or.dnS
and obriliCs any pressure upon the SPINE and III ETC
bone. Cures Of over nVc hundred have been maze
uIOn this crast By this methpd. Ibis and
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06

The PUBLIC SCHOOL E1HIBITIos las:
night was a gratifying success. The
Th.ater was packed tgN. every available
seat being occupied, and many OF the
audience compelled to stand. The exer-
ci.es indicated remarkable proficiency
on the part Of tbe scholars, big and
little. Tie deelangtsons were good; the
dialogues were good; the singing was
first rate; and the cEarades were highly
amusing. Even the queer little blum
ders, here and ,hrre these were very
few ,. we're full OF thgt kind of good ma
tured amusement which beams upon,
and out OF, peoole wEo take an interest
in the doinss aud sayings and Efforts Of
little folks. Great praise is due to Mr..
Howe and bis faithful. competent staff
Of assistants. We are delighted TO note
so much proficiency and such deep ill.,
tereet in their stables among the Using
generation of Carson, for
AL the great Of the nation
We're little once, Ike these
Now some Of them -gie the land.
AID some Of them rule the seas.
They'll win vAo toll <hs hardest,
With sword or book or pen;
There waits golden harvest
Fer cur little women and men.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06

AN EXTRA SLEEPING CAR was put
on the track last night for the con-
venience of the departing Legislators.
Many of them go straight home; some
of the number will so to San Fran
cisco; and constitutional one third
of the Assembly will depart to that
slightly-prospected country from
whose bourne no political ku Klux
ever comes back. Yesterday, the
street corners were populous with
self satisfied Solons recounting their
deeds-like fire ,iakies after a nights
work wild der macheen. Also, the
saloons were astir with the wiseacres
of the Senate and Assembly. These
were moderately bibulous; and great
as was the temptation to intemperance
school being out-the good old
Democratical privilege of getting
drunk was but infrequenllv taken.
Indeed, the breaking up was far more
orderly than was to have been ex
pected. considering the character of
the performances which disgraced the
closing hours of the Assembly.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06

THE FAyoRITE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon
corner Of King and 0rmshy streets, is heconine
the fsvuri'e resort Of this city. The great
attraction is Fredericksburg Beer. while the
best of wines liquors and cipars are. also. sold
at the bar. A hrst class billiard Table for tn.
amusement If guests. cold lun h ut sll he urs
and hearty good cheer for all are its reconin. H.
dations to public favur. K. X. Brown II the
proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06

ANOTHER RUNAwAy-AS Ex-SPrAKEn
Thrown OWE THE DAsHsoARD!-1 hat
courteous and gallant gentlemnn, slwn,s
on hand to do the polite and agreeable
to the ladies'. Hon. Bob Lowery, sI-
Speaker of the AS. mbly, volunteered
Yesterday to act as driver Of a one horse
buggy containing two married ladies
who live in the west end Of the city.
Bob landed his precious freight all safe
and sound, but AS he turned the unprin-
cipled beast townwards he the beast
took the bit in his mouth and started,
pell-msll, on . runaway excursion. This
Is an old trick:of the varnint, and one
might ~ we'll try to hold crazy loco
motive as to check his mad career; and
40 it came about that the first thing that
hal pened to Bob after his establishment
had been fully aroused. was his being
sna,ched head-frst and awkward, over
the dashboard and into the street. The
from the gearing which held him to the
buggy and went tearing off like horse
with the jim jams. slap into blacksmith
shop ana out astlh ~ very I"iy "a
equine cu.sedness. Who're he fetched
up, finally. We don't know. We believe
he belongs to Mr.. Thatcher of the firm
OF Davi. 4 Thatcher. When Bob's lady
companions saw the Gilpiu-like gait of
their hors.. they streain.d out into the
street 10 great alarm; but when they saw
Robert limping luguhriously along to-
ward them. unhurt. they gave way to
the lrrerr.ssible feminine propensity to
be merry over Ais well that ends we'll.
and 40 sat down in the sage brush and
laughed till thu tears came. All right,
hat does an old weath~r-worn stiff like
Bob Low-ry want Of sympathy? Glad
are We however. that the old gentleman
got off :. easy and with ne bad breaks
or scratches.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06

AS LOVELY day As ever shed the
genial luster of its sunshine upon the
heads Of the just and the unjust,
blessed this profigate people yestsr-
day. The delicious balminess melted
out many q lady recluse--and they
ran all over town.
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Notice.

o. FICE NEVADA AGRIcrI GURtL. NINING
ANp ME,nA>ICAL SOCIETY.
CARS \ CRY. NV. March 4, 1875.
meeting Of tho Trustees of the above ralned
Company is hereby culled to take place at the
office of the U. =. Registers Ofire at Carson
City. Nevada, on SATURDAY.. March q, 1875. Vt :
O'Clock p. NJ. tor the pup Sc uf rreiving the
report of the Collecting Commit &C. and employ
ing couns, to con pei all delinquent suls,1 ibers
to pay the amount subscribed
By orler of JAS Fly.
Pref I,nt.
Attest.
j. u. PENroN,
Secret ~. mh5.td
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NIeaI>IA CITY, NEVADA,
March iih. 1919.


March 4th, 1919.
ARTI'iES OF AGREEMENT
entered into this 4th dav of March.
1875, between BIng Williams of the
| first part and James Ch.tham of the
| second past. The said Bling Williams,
party of The first part. agrees to fight
James Chatham. party Of the second
part. fair stand up fight, according
10 the new rules OF The London Prize
Ring. for the sum of fifteen hundred
dollars 81 800 a side, said fight to take
place on the 4th day of May, 1873, in
pursuance of this agreement.
We each place in The hands Of W. NJ .
Davis three hundred and seventy five
$40 AS forfeit. The second deposit,
$50 side, Will h6 put up on >atur-
day evening. March 10th, between the
hours of d and : O'Clock at the Wash
ington saloon. No. 5 south { street.
The third deposit Of 3315 at Bill Davis
saloon. No. DIS South & street. on
saturday evening. April Sd. $50. he
tween he hours OF 6 and p. NJ. The
fourth and last deposit "f $50 side
will be put 40 AZ Captain jack, "Bel
cher >ato"n." Either party faiiipg to
deposit their money at tho time speci-
fled by the articles forfeils all money
up.
The said men to be il the wing between
the hours of : A. N. and 10 a. n. and
either party failing to pnt in an appear
ance u forfeit all the money up.
The choice Of ground will be tossed
for At the list deposit, the party winning
to notify his opponent of the exact
ground where the fight is to take place.
one week before the fight comes of
The expenses Of the ropes and stakes
and building the arena shall be borne
mutually. share and share alike, the
winner Of the fight to receive all entrance
money. In case Of mggisterial interfsr-
,ncs the referee, If chosen, shall n-n-
ton the next time and place Of meeting.
if possible. on the same day. the man
failing to comply with the orders OF the
referee TO forfeit all money up.
II the referee is not chosen. the final
stake holder shall name the next time
and place of meeting. and the man fail
ing to comply With his orders to for
felt all money up. In pursuance Of this
agreement We hereunto attach our
names.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06

RAILROAD BALL.-We acknowledge
a complimentary ticket to the bal I
which is to be given by the Y. A. T.
r. r. at Corbett's Hall, Carson. on
next Wednesday evening. 1t will be,
no doubt, the jolliest and most enjoy
able affair of the season, and the man
aGernent will accep; our thanks for the
com pIiment of a dead-head ticket.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06

kITTLEBELLY Brown having been de-
feated for chief Of the Virginia City
Fire Department, was made the benefi-
ciary OF . serenads and sundry ennis
eiops Of complimentary hrs-talk on
Thursday night.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06
Water! Wms~r!: wst-r!.!

have on hand and am receiving larg. guam.
titles Of Gas md Water Pipes which | Offer very
low. Also. have on hand large stock Of Brass
Goods, Hose and Fittings. Workmen to lay
pipe and de- plumbing ON the shortest notice.
Work guaranteed.
feaO F. b. RAIL.
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ulli5.ti

DIR. RICr will return to Carson IN Tuesday,
the 9th instant. aud can be consulted profession.
ally at the Ormshy House from f. O, lock 2.
NJ. Former ratsnts AND Others ar, r,sneciful-
ly inv tied 40 ni.' view him. nlhG-2t
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06

Prof. Mcdonald, whose lectures have
been so popular in Carson, returned
yesterday from successful professional
visit from Genoa. By last nights train
he went to Reno where he will deliver q
course of lectures.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06

Complaint was made to us Yesterday
OF the practices of certain very vicious
or crinlinally careless gunner. who seem
to have selected the nsighborhood of the
Odd Fellows Cemetery as a place for
trying their weapons and their own skill
as marksmen. The complainant is Mrs.
Harry Shrieves. She tells us that on
several occasions she has felt Ler life TO
be in danger from the bullets which
have vhistled by her head while she has
been there visiting the grave of her dear
husband. Once. she says, she picked
up bullet which had, while she was
there. been hattsned against the cast
iron fence which surrounds tho grave
and monument erected over him. But,
worse than all, the marble shaft which
bears his name has been defaced by
these wanton bullets; . piece being
Clipped off on one side, and the marble
itself being cracked even into the very
lettering. This is simply outrageous:
and We do most earnestly hops that th>
perpetrators may get such warning or
such punishment as shall deter them
from any further offenses in the dirsc-
ton indicated.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06

WHEN are the Capitol Grounds Com
mission going to begin operations? It's
about plowipg time. amt it?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06

These moneys were brought here and
deposited with Mr.. H. F. Rice, agent for
Wells. Fargo < Co. We don't believe
that any small community, anywhere
has done better than these mill hands
Snch splendid generosity is thing to
boast of; and We are enphatically
proud of it as an act of some of our fel-
low sage brUshers and near neighbors.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06

IHE DEHoRALIZATIoN which seems an
sion. breaking into accustomed loutines
and impairins the claim Of old associa-
tons and hurting the performance Of
systematic duties, and which has made
itself felt and manifest in our local de-
partment-as We are but too well aware
will evaporate. let us hope, with the
termination Of that session. Give us
then. dear reader, you who love to CLEAN
the juicy paragrayrsphs which tell of
Chalk AMI cheese and scaling wax
And cabbage and kings
give Us. We pray yol, room according to
the strength of us AMI =, snow, as it were.
for our white alley. 1t /, now a religions
purpose with Us, to begin with the bust
ness days of the coming week. to tell
once more of the moving tales of mer-
camille and mechanical thrift, to bepuff
the worthy merchant and the toilsome
tradesman; to sing new song in praise
of commerce. manufactures and the arts:
to eulogise the man of beans. butter and
barley; to chaunt the glories Of carpen-
try, cordwalnery and calomel: to praise
the persistent putterings of patient plod-
ders; and to vaunt in VIGOROUS volumi-
nousness, tho virility of our venturesome
villagers. In other words, fellow labor
ers IL the vineyard, We propose to renew
as at best We can, our former efforts to
please and entertain. likewise to instruct
and advise you with such themes a.
nearest concern US all, and out of whose
small consequence, the average pain and
pleasure OF our lives cometh ia be sum
med UP and made manifest 10 ourselves
and to each his own little orld.
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The Coming Prize Fight.

BY the Virginia Chronicle of last
evening, we learn that the s;akes IN
The prize fight which has been agreed
on between Bling Williams and Jim
Chatham have been increased, and
that the same, when "nr." Will be de-
posted in the Bank If California.
That PAPER print. th. articles Of agree
meht letween the IusiIi,t>. Here
they are:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06

Hon. Dean Lyman. Superintendent Of
the Mexican and Morgan Mills. came
into our Office yesterday TO tell US the cor
rect amounts subscribed by the en-
ployes of those mills in aid of the Neb-
raska sufferers. Here they are:
,Mexicsn-xs4 % NINETY four eollsrsJ
n,-,.~ g =, ieighty seven dollars and
fifty cents
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06

THE NEW Posi- OFFICE, Just aoated
from lis mOorings il the Rinckel block
aud anchored for the time being in
Sweeny' building on King street is the
most cJmmodious one We have ever had
here. Heretofore one has either had to
wander, tempted and embarrassed
through a booA-stall, apple stand, or
igar-shop, or else, as in the cuiby hole
in the Einckel building. be cribbed cab
ined and confined, within the narrow
and pent-up limits OF an apartment of
the dimensions of good sized dry-goods
box. We have no desire to disparage
our friend Rincksl's property; but the
little room whence the Post Office was
lately removed is not calculated for that
sort Of an instltution.) The new loca-
ton boasts An ample vestibule, and is SO
arranged that "a string" can file in at
one door and defils out at another. This
is great desideratum and should he al
ways secured if possible The office il
self, Is quite roomy and Nr. Winnie
swings round there with free and east
ness which would do credit to Cabinet
Minister. When uW the Government
do itself the justice TO build adequate
public buildings here: