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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-16
ct. Saul, Riun., beIduft ii@ auf ts,451
biei,s Sabr.
Ot6eefe DUBUQUE.
Die 9etc.pcS.WortS 9o6f6uIe
fir Siiunliuoc.

Tcr9on9enen Sonntas ben 7. wuroe in
ct. Oonatus, Sadion County, Soma, Die
rpdbreno oieles Sommers erbaute Sete :oes:
DtOrts 9Odi6ute fir Sinslinse sinseisss
net. Sn YroSelllOn Sog ole 9emsiuos nit
3reuj uno 6abne aus Der Stride mad benz
@ebduoe, no Der bO9u. Tiarrgeiitli9e S..
Nc. U!nmman9, Ole firdIids giuie9nun9
oeS Saues uorna9m uno uon Der Sbiire pes
S9uIbaules cine murrne N,ipra6e OH Die
0emelnoe belt. Die Ieitenoe Soee Der
Jteoe IdBt ii1 am gelten Oacur1 wieO r -
ben, ooB Der boap. Yrieltcr Den Sued DER
S6ule oils Den %crtlGrte, .oartn W d II;
ner III biloen, bic i'd nidt Dor
Der Welt i9euen, loren Wlau:
ben ais &atbOltten iu beteunen.
Oos @ebduoe. in Der 9tdge oeS GjotteS:
bari 8 an id0ngm Slate Scleser, lit pom
Otduerlteinen iebr lolioe erri6tet uno Der
S9uIiaal, bod, beu uno Iuitig, bat 3iaum
gen. q nm eipl so bs 60 Saii sr, aa,s
Iuas ubrigsnS ein Sebrcr uerieBen fanu,
auiSunebmen. 9tu oos SdulbauS i9lie6t
lid Die yebrernobnun9 an.
Sieirs Sauuerf 9lbt bon Heuem pom
guten 0eiite tuno, Der in iensr yiarrei
berri3t. SIN 6ribiabr. obne ale weitsr,u
SOrbereitun9en %be9onnen, 1T beute bis oui
cine GlciniSteit ieoer Gent an Yaue be.
Sablt, ni9t ourd fairs, Yicnic's IL. bal,
nein ourd Die Opieripiuisteit Der @emeinos,
bic leoen Sent irei9ebis aus Der Gai1e bel:
~lteuerte.
Der sgw:f, BEN man Bel Grri9tuna Der
SbuIe I'M huge bate, lit nidt DIE Den Sri.
mdridulen entIoiiensn 36slinge su @elebr.
ten beraniubilOen, ibnen ben &opi uou III:
nieen OuarteS ~ p~fropfen. iie in Den
,6rooloien" 9initen uno 8iileni4aiten III
untsrridten, nein er lit, Die Saseno aus;u.
biloen, III ben 3snntniiien, beren ic i'm ses
w6bnli6en ceben beoarf unb lie III ibirmen
unb trdftisen sescn Die ansriiie. pelde bic
beutise 9eleui9ait dnf ibrsm 0Iaubcn uno
ibr Hedt madt. DAP bic 6amilienudter
Die @opItbat oieier GraebunssanituIt aud
gu wiiroisen wiiien, 9ebt oaraus beruor,
oaB 9leid beim Sesinne Der S6ule iiber
SO Sdiler ansemeloet waren. Der 2ebrs
GURUS bauert nur 5 Monate unS mirb, pie
i6on friiber mitsetbeilt, burb Serrn &oob,
Den iribersn ReSacteur Der ,luremburser
@asette", ertbeilt. 9err 8oob. elm alter in
ieinem SADIE aussebiIbeter S3ulmann, 1T
So9lins Der Hormalidule III Qursmburs
uno als gutter 2ebrer ieit tangent betannt.
Oieie 9odi4ule tann mander @emeinoe
ais Muiter bienen. Goaesien nit 2atein
unb 0riedii9 baben mir n,ebr aIs ssnus ;
aber seraoe iOIde 2ebranitalten, ,pelde bic
Susenb in benz fir bas Qeben 9tOtbisen
forbidden, iebIen fat sdnslid. slud fur
Stdots wdrsn iolde anitaIten Elm wabrsr
Sesen. MOse oas Bert ssoeiben ano
bllhen!
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-09-04
EOMAN Sl'FEF !GE..
now CATITAIlY II WORK I, vs.
I\S IEERIIDlth.

The Laramie .S,ntinI. one of t4. t:u.
" advocates of woman Suffrage ia "
oming Territory, tells of the prac,lo.d
workings Oft the sl stem IN % recent g.
sue. 1t says: $40 II, the novelty has
'Worn of. and We have had truc to rool
" cstiii':t' thc results. Tl5r.' are those
here who can remember IT, cnndii,
of things here sin or seven Years ago,
and can compare them with the pre-
cnt, and though we might dllcr sp,4.-
what as to the causes which hl\c pre-.
dlccd this change for the better, yet Vc
shall l,c ai,lc to agree upon few l,., .
We never had term ji court hc'c held
in a decent and comfortable place, with
it, proceedings marked thi"ug hout hN
dcccncy and dccorim, and divcstcd of
everything pertaining to lcvitH and
bla g,laiilisIn, till our ladies Wcr' -'um-
m"ncd to attend and participate H. it.
We never had a Grand Jury hrrc ~ho
boldly and unhinchingly took hold +"
investigate oflcn,cs against drcrncl and
morality, Hhd hunt out and bring ullcn-
ticrs to punishment, till we had Graud
jury composed largely of ladies'. We
had had several terms of court, but h9d
scarcely been able to convict orpmi,h #
single criminal for any crime, hoWcNcr
htinous, through the medium of ib"-,
courts, till Wc got jurics composed urge
" of women. We did not have = ein.
gle election here without drunkcnuD ,
.rowdyism, quarrcling, fighting nd
llo6dsfch, ,ihtil our viz, nptl. ia.
sisters and daughters were porn al 81"
accompany us to the poc Vi veil
remember the time whcn many e.
stayed away from the poll .o-u4 Iii
right dfcrizcnship, ra,hc' thm o' ''ii.
ter the danger and rowd, i,ln hc m9
meet in order to cAcrCi-c IT, - ~
this is changed. Our election. 90 'N
as quietly It, any other o'' .li ,.d..r e,
no matter how heated p"Il',
paiyn tt,aS BE, or how imp'.'f' r
issues 1T stake. And vc al i.''uf
pride to the result, whctncr 30. n.
agree AS to the cause Whi.h l'. l.''.
dnccd it,"
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then live to that good old age which
the children of'mSn ATTAINED in days
gone by, the "good old DAYS" as we are
wont to call them, when wasp waists
were considered defornity, infant
schools unknown, and hereditary dis
case not vet introduced into fashionable
ifc.
Let the motto be. "lIcalth first. then
Wealth." A man had better hcpueath
10 his children Il sound constitution than
al the wealth of a nation. \ sick rich
nan is teggar cumpared to a poor
we'll one.
To those Inclined 10 consumption
then, I would say. 20 to work with but
half of the energy and will to save your
body from premature decay that you
W uld manifest to save your house from
tho devouring element" and success
will crown your efforts health and
long life be Your reward. Don't stop
to "count the tJst.' Tie rtVPeftse 10
the Statc, ofonc cxccution.iS is more than
,ccd I've spent to prevent ten murders.
SO does one protracted fit of sickness
PSt lut'iS tii''il dII VIZ ''iS "'S "'''' :" l.
|plianccs necessary to secure twenty
.ound constitutions. ,
Consumptivc people are those who
generally take cold very easy, and why
Because their lungs are week. \ slight
old is a matter of serious importance
o them. They feel very well through
he day, outright brings no "rctrcshing
sccp," and morning finds them weak
ald irresolute, with a pain i'll the back,
btwccn the shoulders, in the side or
inthe chest, and they enter upon the
duti$ of the day wholly unprcparcd to
sust;l ;ln their share of its tolls and bur
thcns Who has not heard from the
lips e such. the common, though none
the lss insignificant c>pccssion, sit al
mostkills me when cough!
Tosuch would say, If there he any
trutliin the old adagc, "a stitch i'll
time .avcs ninc," it has direct bearing,
pointed application in your case
The bridge that almost prccipi'atcs tho
travele' into the river at one time. is
pretty sure to do it at another, it it be
not relarcd.-.S. + Mechanics Fa"
Ddiiv.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-09-04
HEAlHih, WEALTH. INTELLECT,
MUSCLE.

That there are people born who in
herit certain imperfections, both Of the
moral and physical nature, peculiar to
their forcfathers, is universally admit
tyG. And there is no mystery in all
this. Were it otherwise, men might
SOW tarcs, only, and expect to reap
wheat.
Volumes have been written, expert
ments made, and lecture upon lecture
given, upon the subject of "Hcrcditary
Diseases" equallcd only in amount OF
words by sermon, upon "Original SIN
and the necessity of epcntancc. And
what is the result Of all this, Simply
nothing OF any practical good. Time
rolls on, ana the annals of sin and con
sumption show frightiul increase, and
will continue to do 50 until their OPP
poncnts attack them at the right time
and in the right way.
We must begin with our children.
1t is through them that all great and
lasting reforms are to DC brought about.
Parents are their natural teachers, and
it is much to be regretted that many OF
them are most unnaturally taught. 10
educate the intellectual organs at the
expense Of the physical ones, is the
greatest one Of the age, and so long as
II continues, an intellectual giant and
physical dwarf combined, will be no
curiosity. This is all wrong. If we
would rid ourselves Of .heredtary dis
cases." we must attach more importance
10 the strong arm and we'll developed
chest. Our sons and daughters may
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RrRELLION RECORD.

One ' Ne most important works
autha:..,l = the last Congress, was
the compilation Of an official record of
the waT Of y, rebellion. Fifty thou
sand dollar was appropriated for that
purposo. anl the duty of preparing the
record, tai The Congressional printer
was made to deyolve ;uRonethe War
Departm,.' BY direction Z the Sec.
retary of " ar Mr.. II. T. CEG6by, Chief
Clerk Of Inc War Department, hssuni-
cd chay..o of the compilp6en OF the
records' h orderitlrt NJ: ( Er9sbys
labors might be. Ncilitatsd & the ut
most, directions were givet to the
heads Of bureaus and divis d to sup.
ply p , a'1Ih |s fSpiss s;,,si sS SS tes |;so
~hi': ;!ry held in charge. From this
mm.1 ma ofpaper, so supplied,
docuu.cnte ot he greatest import
~ arc collatcd IVY Mr.. Crosby's a..
sist.a.s. under III, personal supervision.
rhosc. ofc, hcins carefully arr;ngcd
in orr. "a dgtc, md grouped according
to thci' pc,t.Yc bearing upon each
Other, u pilcrd in the hands Of the
p,ut,, at the War Department, who
prepare printed copies with the letter
PFC, or Dur side # the sheet only, the
blank in, left for the insertion of
ucha & i'dal matter as it NAV he neces.
>arv to I'll when his prcpa,>, IS
finally ,ccI in lhc hvnds of the Gov
ctnn, M pru,i
III, ottl,o >olumcs, of between
seven and ci2lt hundred pages each,
have already been prepared in the man.
ncr stated above, and the work upon
, the r"ul.uuuor GOES on unIcmittingly.
Thu .un.,u ~ Of the iuh can he thor
ouoh appreciated from the fact that
these tive volumes represent but one
tvrn. eth ot the Iibo, that must be per-
formed hc' nc the copy Is ready to
pla,, iu IA, hands of Mr.. Clapp; and
when t'r .cntlcman take hold there
will hc lett to perform the cNtraordi-
nary lclt OF turning ont owe, 100 octave
vohlu, .ot u total of over 100000
page, oi ,onposltion, say nearly 200
OOO.. ..'. .tu.
~ adlition 10 the above there will
bc prrlarcd llr%c number of maps,
Illustrating thu battle irlds, ,ltrchcN,
etc, of trc W.u. f.any map, have al
read, .. .iu hcd under the Inlmcdl-
ate .ion .f the Engineer Depart
mcu', 3. h,,l. Nll in all prohah,tv. L.
. in.4ii,u t.... ,t- n" r"on'is, hU ihct
'oIm SEQ very ,u1ll 4 pr"portl"u I'd. ule
.U % ucccs-ItN t" property illuetr"r
'. IF the scope OF the c"ntcnpNcl
J, ....,,,I ..! .t,n.,.t,. 4 ...,
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me Just after I had swum river, an
he thought he'd got hold of a iae k-rab-
bit. Twas bad cut, and it kind Il
'rnazcd me at fust, but when | did cum
to, he was gone aforc he could yell
twice. l said it was n purity good scar
hut it isn't quite ckal to this"
Nndhc 'pushcd up the logging on his
right leg and exhibited a scar which
made me draw back. The foot, ankle
and the leg, as high as could see, had
been burned bv fire.
"The Blackfcet had me fast to 4
stake Unce, yc obsarve," he explained
"This was the time when they poked
each other in the ribs, an said they had
dead sure thing on old Carter, but
they wiz iniStaken. They had me
three days, and I'D bin kicked an. G..
ed around until there wasn't any II rC
fun in it, an then they tied me g. a
stake an lighted fire arour' NC.
"Twas pretty clus, strangcr-- pre;,y
clusw
"And how did YOU escape"
"llalf dozen of my old pudsC3'Hc
along iist in time to knock over hah
the band, and save me"
There was silence again while be un.
buttoncd his shirt and showed nc a
bosom literally gridironcd with ~c.r,.
"Wcll, thar may hc two or 'h.rc
knife cuts thar he explained, "huf ''.c
hrN u, thrm scars wuI made hv gii5-
zlv. He wasn't one % those bar caVt.
thas some folks knock over and thcu
blow about, but regular three stor,
old f,>hiononcd grizzly, such Nr
don't tipd outside % the darkest cam ons
in the Rockies. | was bending over
the fire when the varmlnt Slid down i
CANYON an wuz right on hand r'o'e |
had any warnin.'
"And was it Il hard fight: ~
sit wul purity fight, stranger. "c
cause it wuz Il far fight. J had liz
knife, an nc had teeth an claw, an
we went in ter kill. Tie wul GOO ,,l.t
hut :, lcrrlc slow. Thar WV about e
days after that little cp, ,e"dc tht ~,
pard had to n,,ss me like Il child.
"\nd you mean to die ont hcrc
"I'hh,s for the Lord 10 say, hrt
! 'spcct yer morn right. The lui;. j.
purity quiet down here, an Il - kcc"
ar bringing heaps o'pcoplc H,t, iut
I'm gon' up whar a white man won
disturb the Lords work for Il hu.. lac,
years to cum! ] feel kinder nlco .I'
small down hcre-as if Vul ltl'n
rabbits; but up the Yellowstone i'l.
kin brace up after he's Knocked . ..'
red or two an feel as II he Wdsn i..pi
in away his younv days"
And that was old Carter.
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"N,ULPED."

"lniuns, strangcr-Iniuns' Nes.
know the whole gang of 'cm from Red
Cloud and Spotted Tail down to tn.
toldling pappoosc. ought TO know
'em--I'vc fit 'cm for nigh onto thirt,
wears.
He was grim looking old man
with grizzly locks in view under hi~
Oh shi, zap. llc had on a bear skin
colt, Indian mocdasin>, b,,k skin shirt
al lcggngs. and he held long rifle
hdN Vtr his knees as We talked.
These Western railroad, arc rapidly
c o'ilizins the country fast killing of
lians, wolves and buil.iloc,;"
Hc locked around the car, Which was
handsomely furnished and finished, and
si he'd as he replied:
"Ycs, times are gcttin' wus> an wuss
down this way. I've been tninRii.G If
e,in' up to the Yellowstone, whar a
nan can 90 out any time o day and git
III squar fight with Il grisly, or raise Il
rltl,prs with the reds"
"You must be quite IN old man."
"Onl> bout sixty. aint quite 50
linbcr on run, an can't sleep quite 50
W Il with the rain pouring down ihtt
ny face, but if thought ! va>h't :,""'l
f. any three lnjuns on the plains, or
anv grizzly that ever stood on leg, I'd
ax yc to shoot nc!'
You must have seen some wild
times out hcrc?"
Purity wild-purty wid," muscd the
OLD man; there used to be heaps o reds
on here, to say nothing ofwolvcs, bars
AMI rattlcsnakcs, an thar was times
" zen death rose up to shake hands
VIII re"
LIVER taken prisoner"
:. mought have bcccn-1 guess |
W." he said, rs he uncovered his head.
"Why, you've been sculpcd!"
"Thcy call it sculping, stranger"
end who did that!"
"Ths same blasted Red Cloud. He
didn't use the knife, but he stood by
and holcrcd and encouraged the chap
who did do it."
~ our sensations must have been ter
rible"
There wasn't time Il ftc!'.iny scnsa-
tions, stranger. They sncakcd in on
We an Tom as we dozcd, an when |
woke up Tom was riddlcd an my sculp
vas hanging TO an lnjun's belt"
"And what them"
Nothing much. got up and Kill
c1 two, wounded another, and legged
ii up a canyon and got away. Ifit was
to do over asain, III git Thy tophot
back or fight the " hole Sioux nation
til some body went under"
He seemed lost in reflection FOR a
moment, and then continued,
/ don't know what sculps are wuth
in the market, but | guess 1ve got the
full value O mine. I've knocked over
risin' of 90 Sioux since that night, and
guess I'd be within to pass f'ttc7pts. u
II suppose you've had turn at halt
a dozen different tines"
'ILcss Sec" he muscd. "Thar's the
Sioux, Blackfcct, Pawnees, Arrapa-
hoes, Shoshoncs, Chcycnncs, an tl,rcc
or four othc1 tribes. They've all hunt
ed me, and I've hunted them, an
can't Say as they owe me anything"
Il notice bad scar on your face"
"Purty good scar for common man,
but kin show We the skulp lock Of the
Pa7,ncc who male IT, lie jumped on
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The PtN 1WaU Ga-cW makc- IT,

The PnN Wall Ga-cN makc- tt. .ol-
lowing auggestion. which will hc OF much
value to advanced women "ho do not 7"'
their way to admit members Of then TX
to military services: Amous The occul'
tions monopolized by men, but admirably
adapted to women, is that Of navigation.
The sea is pre-cminently one """i"'. ,
"sphercs." The roar Of tho tclnp"ot - '''d
not drown the clear notes OF her musical
voice when issuing her orders, and her
eye more watchful than mans, won'" ae,
tect in IN instant any flaw III the e'"e.''
arrangements Of the vessel which mi7 NJ
cscap" the slecpish glance, q the sni ar
seI.
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An OLD SONG TO A NEW TUNE,
woMAN's RIGHTS.
BY " n. "

BY Nm
Ay. she hath her rights--dcny them not,
Ye skeptics who dsowr her sway,
Ripi,tA with which God invc-'s her lot,
Imperial ri, hts deny who may
Not hers to guide the care OF state
Or awe the world With sword or PEN
Not hers to rise in loud debate.
Alike the scorn and sCoh oi men.
But hers are rights which none may dare,
To wrest from ont her weaker land,
They date far back n tdon's mir,
And onward while ,hc world shall stand.
Her Lirthright I. the true ''splct,
All truc-b born men will gladly pay;
Her right that falechO0d or n"-l""t,
Should ,te~cr'k.cai her bloom away.
4 fer wight the chi,alry sincere,
Which names her Lrst, at hearth and board
Her right, that never TO her ear
Should come TIL impure or impious word
1t ie her right to mol and make
The buvh ybung spirii bold mud frre.
And ttath HIM for his n'Hnhoots sake,
All that i tlrtuous man should be
TO bid him seek purer need
Than e'cr va. won by huistcd power;
Be true In thought, in word in deed,
And brave in danger fearful hour.
To emulate the good, the wise
Prest upward. onward tc the goal,
With hand Outstrctchcd tO ,-rasi the prl.e
Which only can reward the soul
The mothers right it is to feel,
That heaven ordaiied her sweet employ,
While aftef ysars will oft reveal
In some good man her own fond boy,
The man, whose every act in life,
Is with his mothcr's preccpts fraught;
The man, whose lips vi Ia wisdom fifc,
shall echo what Li, mother taught
Not In herself. but through her son,
The nations welfare may she guard;
i,y him, her Nalicnt deeds be done.
In Lin, her fame, aud her reward
Who then shall doubt our vomas righte.
Dear to Ouv hearts thew -ii shall be,
No skeptics laugh our lou, aiirights,
Nor shamcs our glorou, destiny.
In council truc--in danger hoii
Let man stand first, A. first he should,
While VIC in happier sph,ry shall hold
The ed Fights OF wuinauhnod.
riurc'. and Staie
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SUNDAY N SARATOGA.
HOW THEY BREhk THE SABBATH
THERE.


The holy Sabbath day in Saratoga, this
-wcctcst spot put down in the geography.
where
HE wcsry cease from ,roaNli. j the wick, are
arrest,
ID something that ought to be reported.
'llow beautiful it i'll hc,' | thought
this morning, "to sec ilNcthousand giddy,
worldly. fashionable people cease their
daily toll and res. from Il week of exhaust
i've labor. How sweet 20 rest with them
to epcnd the day on the hotel balcony,
surrounded by diamonds and poodles a!.d
Worth dresses and Presidential candidates
engaged in peaceful. Christian medita
ton |" But, alas l was wrong. There
is no rest for the wicked.
CHRISTIAN IN SEARCH OF REST
At s this morning wandered to the
spring. A great lhrong OF fashionable
people surrounded it-chaiiing, flirting,
drinking, laughing Worldly minded
young ladies tossed back their god-dyed
hair looked over their shoulders at their
rich lace trains, and :ndu! ed in frivolous
anecdotes and conundrums. Miss Brown
Hall and asked Mr.. Warren:
"l say, Mi,hter Vain, (tee hee) do you
know why Cawngrcss Hall is like (tee,
hse)-like lemon y
mo: Why, Mth Bown2'
'Rcctusc-becausc Zee, tec) it's ycl-
low outside, an > got jews (tce, hee) IN
side" Then this worldly-mlnded Miss
Brown took Mr.. Warren arm. and they
promcnaded off into Congress Park, each
10 listen TO the oft-repcatcd tale OF love
and hope.
Alas! the worldly conversations at the
spring did lot suit me and l sauntered
on.
THE GRAVE YARD.
Here, I said, as ] walked along, reading
the epitaphs OF departed Snrat"gians,
shall find chance for rest and meditation.
But disappointment came again. The
graveyard was filed with an endless
throng of'lovers from the fashionable ho
tells. They came i'll pairs dressed in mag,
nificcnt toilets. They sauntered around
the graves arm in arm. They came and
sat down ~ me on the only bench |
saw them look loving y in each others
face aud then look mournfully at me a.
fthey shed-wished that l would 20
awa3'.
went sway-alas l went away.
l can always tell when fellow wants
me to stay. He Laughs aud jokes offers
me cigar and tries to entertain me. But
when two azistocratic young lovers from
the United States Hotel come and sit down
by me on the only graveyard bench, then
look serioas and make remarks at long
intervals about the wcathcr-and he whips
his white duck trousers with u willow cane
ard she taps her left hand with her closed
ivory fan-then know my absence would
not add to their misery. l arm not the
fellow, the old married fellow, who will sit
and po1r cold water over two warm, low
ing hearts seeking rest and mutual conso-
lation on graveyard bench.
Far different.
THE RACE TRACK on SUNDAY.
From the graveyard l rode over to the
race track. | wanted to iud quiet place
whcr | could res,. But alas here too
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But hers are rights which none may dare,
To wrest from ont her weaker land,
They date far back n tdon's air,
And onward while ,hc world shall stand.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-09-04

The iluutinciou- -Crocker railroad party
ON their ,cr,nt visit TO San Diego, told
the pcopr, N reply to their inquiries that
an a,..l., Hould visit them in iew months
TO see j. be- udur,lncntr would be gwen 10
III, >.g.le.a ra.iic Railroad to 30 to that
,,l,,.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-09-04
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-09-04

Ay, shc hath her rights-dcny them not,
Ye skeptics who disown crsway,
Rigite with which God invc-ts her lot,
Imperial n, hts deny who may