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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21

RECIPE FOR DEMocnATs.-For the
benefit of our Democratic friends,
now that the fall campaign is close
at hand, we offer the following
remedy for black eyes. 1t is of
Chinese origin but is none the less
effective tor that. The Chinese, as
most of people are aware, are a pug
nacious people. Some of them are
good fist fighters, and their manner
Of sparring is entirely different from
that adopted by any other race.
When Chinaman gets black eye
he does not go to BARRIERS shop and
order some leeches applied to it.
Neither does he put poultice Of
raw meat upon the discolored part.
He is better posted up in the laws Of
science for that. He simply gets n
hens egg, rs fresh an one rs he can,
and either lies down and lays 1t into
the hollow Of his eye-that is, in the
cavity between the supraciliary ridge
and the cheek bone-or holds it with
his hand against the desired part. In
u short while extravisated blood dis
appears. This process is much
cheaper than any other that We know
of, and never fails. The egg costs
but little. 1t cannot, however, be
cooked and eaten afterwards, rs the
reader may suppose. The blood
which was diffused under the skin is
absorbed in some mysterious way
int, it, and when the shell is broken
it appears red bloodshotten. Demo-
Gratis and fighting men generally
should remember this.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.
4 Faithful Dog aid . Courageous
Proprietor.

On Friday morning last Mr.. E. W.
Gowen, the popular merchant, was
at an early hour awakened from
slumber BY his faithful dog. The
dog is Of the Newfoundland breed,
and is kept in the store to watch at
night time. Mr.. Gowen sleeps i'm
medistely back of the salesroom, and
on the occasion mentioned, the dog,
hearing noise outside, came in and
placed his fore feet upon the bed.
Mousing his master and manifestin.
unmistakable signs Of nncasiness.
About year ago the dog did the
same thing. whsn, upon examination,
il was found that thief was trying
10 gain entrance upon the premises.
Mr.. Gowen therefore knew that some
thing was wrong, as the dog never
acted % on an ordinary occasion. and
at once got quietly up, took 4 self
cooking revolver, and went cautious.
ly into the stare. He Instantly de-
tected someone ut the show window
III tho act OF removing II pane of
glass. Cronching down behind some
goods boxes, he quietly 1--WE may sup
pose) awaited developments. The
thief would pause occasionally aud
throw fash If light into the store
from dark lantern. and then resume
his work. After he had succeeded
in removing the window pane and
while in the act Of taking a box OF
Tobacco, Mr.. Gowen arose from his
place Of ambush and opened fire.
The first shot struck the end of the
counter, glanced of, and entered the
porch outside. passing through the
window IN close proximity to the
burglars person. The second shot
was fred outside the door, as the OBJ
ject Of the fire WAS retreating down
the street. The ball took effect in
the sidewalk in front Of Leo's bar
Der shop, and to this day = furrow
remains there to be seen As An evil
dsnce Of the shooters accurate aim.
1t Is not known who the burglar
was. The night was too dark to
allow OF correct observation. He
will not return to complete his job,
We may safely assume. while the
proprietor keeps so faithful a dog
and is so handy with a revolver and
30 fearless in the defense of his prop
erty.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21
Stock REPORT.



SATURDAY, Aum I 10
Ophir. l0S2S 60,Na sl,ssi 0 s u AO.s3S
N,SJx Gt5 ,sS 7,~a3 100 s53A.
Mexican. Siia Is = 4sstsS s0,as u30a35S
Ws3s = S,o 3saJS ..
q ,uid 3 Curry, 7satAk l0ous.
vat Beich~r. ;5ss9x i0al0.s jOslo 6s0A49bs
lOi&Sf,
SavSse, i5sig<.
Con. , y.ssia,.' i'o's'i is'o'ssN '''.'ss 50
aA- / Norero... lso.io. i"s.ic. so.,os
Chailar, ss9A.
Or ,wn P lat. ,s5silk Wiix I5.llS co,ilY
Yellow j.tses. $50 .sas s,.sa. 2o.sas aao .
.c.,if.ra,s. 2es.,sx ,o,.Y. so,ssss.o.
up-rist 9ais5S 0s5Js t2iA5 abs.
K.nta,s, 30 IS i0,l2A
Aiphs. l,,ts i10sas = .0taSA i0S46k lOskSsS
Be.caer. lHAss.
s,err, N-vsas, Aisla y le0alA $50.
Coan ,encr. itiai9
Utah iua.l las2lx
Bullion 160ssO
ExcheQuer. blSal7k 5Osi7k.
Overman, l0ss5k l20S76 S0a75k.
Justice, 2lOa93k 7os23S.
Succor, l0oa6Oc l00a62 Nc.
Union, SoalAA 35SalAS s5Saitk.
Lady Dryan. 5000 50uA7oc.
Julia. 3SaesS i0a9bl0.
Caledonia. 270s7H lSasS.
Knickerbockcr. l50aA saS.
Baltimore, i3os7k.
Valley, A90Ak 60aA.
Raymond Ely. 70a7A 23a7k.
Eureka Con-, 2s0sll.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21
LATEST DISPATCHES.
rspec,a, to The Lyon co~nsy Nmes.
Suit Against the Bonanza.

sui AgotnBt Ine DOm6nzas
SAN FRANcIscu.-The latest at.
tempt e. secure u sli of the Cfm-
stock bonanzx j, in the shape Of
suit about a. lie instituted ~ 'st
the California Mining c 'mpany hy
an dividual who AYERS and alleges
rs follows: That he plaintiff was
and still /, the owner ut l2 feet 1t
tho ground now m.cupied hy the
California mi re; that the title of the
present h der Ut the or ,nnl NJ the
California Mi ling Company T. these
twelve feet is conveyance from
plai TIFF which, he alleges, is fraud
uient, and tn, the signatures Of sub
scri lag witnesses are forg:ries.
Escaped Fenians.
News having been received IN this
city IF the safe arrival OF the Fenian
prisoners who escaped from Australia
in the whale ship Catalpa. a meeting
has been called Of Irish-American
citizens to take place at American
Hall, on Tuesday evening next I'M
der the auspices Of the Knights of
the Red Branch. The meeting is
called as an expression of sentiment
and to raise such practical aid in AS
sistance for the escaped prisoners as
may suggest itself.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21
COMING EAsT-wILL LEAVE
Practical GeoIogist

a ND MINERALOGIST.-- HAVING EN-
n joyed unusual facilities during the past
twenty-seven years for explorations in the
various mining districts in Nevada and Cali
foruia, the undersigned feels justified in
claiming to be able to make satisfactory re-
ports upon the geological and meteorological
conditions Of any mine in this country, end
10 therefore pr, pared. At shsrt notice, to make
Surveys, Explorations and Scien.
tific Reports
Cpon any mining locality or mineral depcsis
vest of the Rocky Mountains.
". FRANK STEWART.
~ Leave orders with J. W. Shields, Cigar
Dealer. No. a South C street, Virginia City.
Nevada.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21
A NEW DErEReENr.-An age

A NEW DErEReENr.-An agent
for the celebrated Ventura Rock
Soap is introducing the article in
Silver City. He says it is superior
to any soap in the market, and, judg-
ing from the sample left at this office,
We believe his statement is correct.
We can at least say from experiment
that it is immense on general dirt
aud lightning on printers ink.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21

BURGLARY IN DAYToN.--The store
of J. A. Bonham If Dayton vas burg
lsrized one night last week. The
burglars entered by pryi & open q
back door. They incautiously en-
tered room in which a brother of
the proprietor was sleeping. who.
being suddenly awakened, scared
them away.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21

The INDEPENDENT. - The Lyon
County Independent Central Com
mittee met in Dayton last Wednes-
day. After discussing the political
situation the committee resolved to
defer action until Saturday, Septem-
Der 3, at 7:S0 p. NJ. al which time
another meeting will be held.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21

SroREv COUNTY PRIMARIEs.-The
Republican primaries for the election
OF delegates to the State Convention
will be held in all the precincts OF
Of Storey county to-day. a.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21

A RENINDRR.-There are Q great
number Of our esteemed patrons
who are considerably in arrears for
advertising. job work and sub,
scriptioas. Notwithstanding our
calls they consider tho duns are not
intended for them. Now, We wish
it understood that all who are in-
debted to The TINES are respect
fully requested to settle on next
collection dav. We want monsv. :
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21
DIR. II. r.. FOWLER,
(LATE OF CHICAao)
Hss permanently located In

DIX h. H. FL w AkkG>
(LArE OF CHICAao)
Hes permanently located in
VIRGINIA CITY
NO. " SOUTH @ STREET.
Where he will be pleased to see al whs
need his services. The Doctor has had many
years' experience in the treatment Of
CHRONIC DISEA SEES,
And feels confident that he can give satisfAc-
ton TO those who will give him trial.
LADIES-Those Of you suffering from dis
eases peculiar 10 your SEX. call and get
the Doctors opinion. Having had an ex.
tended practice In the line Of your diseases
among the rich and ths poor. his petition In
his profession has given him aecess TO al the
modern improvements Of the day.
CArARRH-Th~ hrst step 10 Consumption
or Bronehitis he never tails to cure. Thcss
suflerins from any afection Of the Heart.
Throat q Lungs Will do well TO consult him.
RHEuMATl>A 70 very difAcult 10 handle.
yet the Doctor cen show many sestimoriAls Of
perfect cures, sven In this section.
Call and sec the Doctor. He ehafRee you
nothing for his opinion. and II he preseribes
you viii And HE Charge light.
once houzs-From % ~ u, and fron sts
sNP. n.
H. X, FOWLER. u. D.
y sovrl b slanlr. vIDsaHlA crRy
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21

MILLINo DArA.--Ths amount Of
ore from the Comstock worked in
this county Last month. together with
the yield, ETC., was a. follows: Num-
Der Of tons worked, s0,l76; gross
yield or value, t97,5is.s6; total cost,
@!a,o75.5O; net yield or Va We upon
which taxes are levied. ta4.60S, - ;
total tax levied, 170l,as. This has
already been included in the returns
IRON ths misss.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21

NOTICE TO DEBroRs.-All per-
sons indebted to E. w. Gowen, whose
acc ,unts have run more than thirty
days, are requested to call and settle,
- business engagements demand
that he should make close collec-
tons. A
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21

REDUCED FARE.-Next Thursday,
the day fixed for the Republican
State Convention and grand rally at
Carson, the Virginia and Truckse
Railroad Company will issue excur-
sion tickets, good for the round trip,
FROM Virginia City for 81. This Is
but twenty-five per cent, Of the regu-
lar fare, and il will be worth five
times that amount to hear the
speeches, to say nothing Of the bar
bscus 1t FArusr Trssdwsys ranch.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21
Virginia & Truckee R. R.
New Arrang 9 m en- t!
:. LIGHTNING ExPRESS! 3.

AN AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY I, 1879.
Through Trains Daily @
Between VIRGINIA CITY and SAN FRAN
CISCO, via Vallejo. will leave IS follows:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21

ARMoRY HALL. Wednesday
evening Mr.. John Mcguire will give
a performance At Armory Hall. Mr..
Mcguire may 10 remembered by our
readers. He was for a long time
connected with Piper's stock CON-
pany, and made quite . name for
himself while thus employed. Re-
Gently be has been at Fort Lincoln,
Dakota, where he received some
handsome compliments from the late
General Custer. His Performance
on Wednesday will 10 especially at
tractive. For particulars see the ad-
vsrtisemsnt published in this issue.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21

FoR SKNAr0R.-Mr. W. c. Dewey
announces himself in this issue of
TIE TIAn a. regular Republican
candidate for Senator from this
County. Mr.. Dewey has been two
terms in the Assembly, and is ia
miliar with the modes of Law max
ing. He IL also . lawyer, . close
student Of State AFFAIRS, and would
NO doubt serve the people faithfully
and with credit to himself. Al the
last sesaion Of the Legislature he was
Speaker Of the Honse.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21
WILSON d BROWN,
UNOERTAkEaS,
20 SOUTH b STREET, VIRGINIA.

4 FULL AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
"A of Undertaken Goods always on hand.
Cofnns, Shrouds. ETC.. etc. Hsaxses and Car
riages tuEnisAs1 whoa dsaixsA. All sAasvsn
UoA9vAss.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21

The different County Central Committees
are requested and directed to provide for the
election of delegates in their respective coun-
ties. BY order Of the Committee.
I. L. REQUA, Chairman.
axoaoE A. KINo, Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21
BOOTS AND SHOES,

OF all descriptions. and he wfehes all to give
him . call before purchasing elsewhere, As ne
can and will offer superior Inducements to any
house in the State. s&~ go
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24
Tho pu,ch a, Tho csntsa6iaI.

All the goods sent by the Dutch Gov.
eminent for the Centennial, have arriv-
cd In this city by the steamship w. A.
Schotten. lying near Pavonia ferry, Now
Jersey. The Centsnnial Commissioners
.-Messrs. G. s. Van der Oudermeulsn.
Colonel l.. O. Van der Kerkwyk and
c. Muyskes-havo arrived by the Schot-
ten and are now at the Hoffman House.
Rear Admiral dc C~assembroot and DR..
Jonckbroot, who came out hors to
make preparatory arrangements, have
returned TO Holland. Fourteen men
came out also 10 superintsnd the I'M.
packing and placing Of the goods In the
exhibition building. They wear the
Dutch military caps and comprise four
non.commissionsd army officers, two
foremcn and eight workmen. They
were sent to Philadelphia yesterday.
There are Oh packages Of goods, weigh.
ing about 1,200 tons, which will be sent
to Philadelphia by railroad. Every
package Is marked with the Dutch ma
iionai c%olcrs. so that they are easily re-
cognixabls.
Tho goods contain n sample repre-.
sentaiion OF the largest number OF Dutch
manufactures and productions. namely
flax. -four and starch, oils. minerals,
iiaueurs. the celebrated Deventer car
pets. tho well known linen fabrics o!
Gcldrop. etc. But the chief attraction
OF tho Dutch exhibition Is the magnif.
cent collection OF Dutch paintings. His
Majesty the King Of Holland, has sent
four OF his most valued pieces, among
which Is the celebrated "Bull," by Pot
ter. estimated to be worth 500, 900 In
gold..-E. Y. Herald.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24
mad News for win.Bcatsr.,
Old woodvills vs.. New woodvlls.

Those who have dealt In woodville,
woodville Consolidated and all the Other
woodvilles. are promised another quad
rifle. at which there will be promiscuou,
dancing around. II will be recollected
that several months ago n new incorpor'
alton OF ths woodville Consolidated wa,
made. aud tho owners Of the old Wood
vile were kindly invitcd-d Ia spider u
the Ay-to step In and exchange stock.
Old woodyillo had G0,000 shares. we
b~elisve-woodvills Consolidated l20.'
900 shares. The STOCK was called in the
Boards as Woodville. and those who sold
old woodville were willing to take
woodville Consolidated. We now learn
that there will be filed within the next
day or two, by Like 4 G~reathouse.
attorneys, q bill in equity. which will
open up all these puts. There are Of
the old woodville some 1000 shares out,
and these naturally would control tbs
entire woodvills mine. not having gone
into the consolidation. Behind NIL this
Is the so-called compromise with Gen.
Williams whereby the Justice controls
the woodville. There may be lively
times in woodville yet. and those who
hold tho old stock would do well TO keep
on holding II. Tho old woodvilleans
have plenty OF money and will fght.-
s. +. Stock Erchdn9e, udrch ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24

REORGANIZATION or N PAcrro CoAs1
CENTENNIAL HALL CoNxIrrxE.-Owing
TO a disagreement between the Society
OF Pioneers and the Pacific Coast Cen.
tennial Hall Committee, the Inter sew.
cred its connection with that body yes.
terday afternoon. and r~eorsanized o. fol-
lows: W. s. 0'Brien. President; Rov.
Albert Williams, Secretary; 8. d. FRS.
bic. @. A. Bradford, Josiah Belden.
Frederick MacCrellish and Louis Gloss.
The Committee will now act independ.
emily OF tho Society Of Pioneers. The
work previously accomplished toward
carrying out the project OF q Centennial
Hall building will DO utilized by the
Committee. A bill for the appropriation
OF S25. 900 for California representation
at Philadelphia $4,000 Of which, II
obtained. Ia by . clause inserted in the
bill to DO devoted toward the erection Of
the Centennial Hall). was the special
order In tho senate at I p. n. to-day. II
would have been better had the Commit.
tee carried out the project without ask
ing for any public aid. soliciting only
private contributions. No doubt sui.
iicisnt money could have been obtained
in that way to have enabled the Com.
mittee to successfully Gerry out tho pro.
ject, which Is a happy conceit, the social
and financial standing Of the men form.
ing II being such as to guarantee q faith.
full performance OF the trust. The Com.
mitteo have just received word from the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24

A CHINESE vAspERBrLT.-A genuine
Vanderbilt has turned mp In China in the
person Of Le Hung Chang. who has or
gahized the China Merchant Steam Nav.
igation Company. which has a fleet Of
thirty steamers, built In England and
Differed by Englishmen. the sailors DO.
ing Chinese. 10 Hung Chang keeps up
his line. not by n direct subsidy from
the imperial treasury In tho shape Of
money. but in the shape OF q bonus on
every pound of rico brought from the
South for tho imperial granaries, the
bonus being six times the amount for
which the American and English steam
crs are willing to take the rico. In addi.
ton TO this. for every n hundred tons
Of cargo which Le Hung Chang's Com.
pany carry. twenty tons can pas the
Custom House duty FREQ. When II ID
considered TO what an enormous sffeni
the rice traffic Is carried on. II will be
seen that L. Hung Chang has . very
comfortable thing Of its. y. Chron.
irle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24

TEE present session Of Congress will
continue for some time longer. accord.
ing TO present indications. Perhaps II
Is just a. we'll for the political benefit Of
the nation. in giving opportunity for the
best statesmen now represented there
to still further demonstrate and develop
themselves. The coming Presidential
election Is going to DO the most import
ant OF any which has occurred for years.
and the best qualified candidates for the
Presidential position must show them.
selves. By their recorded and develop
ed abilities and merits the people must
know them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24

The Confederate orators who are now
In Congress, by virtue OF the grace and
amnesty granted by the nation that de-
fsated their treason. are very fond OF
referring to the Centennial year AZ .
reason for Republican surrender to the
doubtful demands which they present as
worthy Of consideration. They should
bs o little moro modest. and remember
that they did their "level best" to the
Centennial celebration by attempting to
destroy the Union IL ~sloriiss. Who.
then. have the best right to talk Gen.
tsnniali Tho boys in blue. made one
possible; those in gray. did their utter
most TO render IL unnecessary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24

Monk BoARpxns. = Deputy Shsrih
Ssitx, Of Elko county, arrived this morn
ing with three prisoners in charge
white man, q colorsd man and . China
man. They were consigned 70 The ten
der msrcies Of Warden Hynian. Their
offsnses and terms Of imprisonment we
have not yet ascertained. -Cdrsoa Tn
bn,e. .MarA ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24

II the Republican State Central Com.
mittee does not wish to be the talk Of
the nation il will rescind It's action OF q
few days since and call a State Conven.
ton to select the delegates. by 80 do.
ing. they will create harmony In the
ranks, and Nevada's electoral vote will
DO cast for q Republican President
Carson Tribune, March %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24

took all this. leaving the old man, who
Is q sheep.herder, without q cent. The
robbers received thtir information from
q young man who unwittingly told them
about where the old man had his money
concealed, and who on hearing OF the
robbery Immediately informed on them.
and through his information they were
caught. Although tho robbers wero
completely surprised they tried to get at
their guns. and the officers had quite q
tusxle before they ovsrpowered them.
Both men waived examination TO day
and were sent to Jail. II Ia thought by
many that these are the two men who
attempted to shoot Wells. Fargo & Co.'S
messenger on January 3lst. between La.
trobe and Drytown. an the description OF
these two men and masks tally almost to
q dot. ~ q
Arrested en- Suspicion.
DRrrowx. March 3.-Constabis Kel.
ly from jackson to-day arrested a young
man named Dunlap on suspicion OF
having stolen q lot OF watches. lie was
trying to sell n gold one In town TO Va.
rious persons at any price. Our Cou.
stable had q vigilant eye on his actions.
The young man slipped ont Of the back
door Of q saloon and made a deposit Of
Ave gold and two silver watches near m
ou~t.building. where the boys in town
soon found a watch mine. The prisoner
was taken to Jackson to await an OF.
animation.
bad News for wie.Beatsrs.
SACRAMENTO, March 23.--Ths Cover
nor to-day signed the bill to punish
wife.beaters by public whipping. In
tho Assembly the Newspaper Retraction
Bill was indefinitely postponed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24

A INV p,rs 400 a huge block not
one OF our "brieks of silver arrived
at New York from the City Of MEXICO.
on its way to Philadelphia to be e,hib-
tied among the Mexican products at the
Centennial. 1. is OF pure silver. from
the Real Potosi. n Of the Oldest mines
in Mexico. weighs 400 pounds. and is
worth $4,000 In gold. This splendid
block is six sided. three fee, long. n foo,
in diameter. and is highly polished.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24

OSE c. A. Kempton. styling himself
the Centennial Pedestrian" passed
through Reno yesterday morning on his
journey from San Francisco to Philadel.
phia. He il a pretty good walker. and
calculates to reach his destination in 40
days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24

The National Union OF Andenonville
Survivors will hold their third annual
reunion At Norwich. Conn.,. on the l2th
Of April. Gen. Sherman. Gen. j. b.
Hawlsy. and the Hon. J. q. Blaine have
been invited 70 30 present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24

LsokxpARr Hrsronr tells rs that a
man ones found . snake 70 coppsrhsad
Deuocrat) neatly frozen to death. and
being Q kind. warm hearted individual.
he took that snake to his bosom and
considsrately did his best to nurse and
revive that snake. even taking IL home
to his family. But the ungratsiul snake
m Don n ID got Its Chinese blood
warmed up. made q vicious attack upon
the children. consequently the man
killed Il BY q bat over the head With the
FIRE shovel. Our Republican govern
msnt being similarly benevolent, took
Bslknap. who was coppsrhsad Demo-
crst. to its bosom. and got severely Bit
ten In return. Bslknap has been killed.
but the principle remains the same.
also the moral-Dsmocrats won't al.
ways DO TO bet on. Virginia Chronicle
please copy. and put under head OF
''what the Papers Say