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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-13

In leading editorial article on "Spuri-
Gus Sorrow" the Public Ledger analyzes the va
rious forms OF grief, and sternly exposes those
impostors who seek, with crocodile tears, TO
play upon the hearts OF the sympathetic. There
Is no installing the authorship OF the article.
The prose Of @. WASHINGTON CHILDs, A. NJ,
exhibits the same tenderly lachrymose charac-
terstlcs which have made his verses widely
read and universally admired. Who but CnuDs,
A. NJ, could have written this noble passage;
There l.. perhaps. no snectaton so repu;sive to
eood sense ana sincerity a. the anectation OF sorrow
II proans an eTgton s1r 20 Una, ~irn
specially sacred and precious TO our heats Nothing
than the pre- ence Of real ,orrow. uoby borne and
nohins eah IN re- quick e5clte 9u' eoatsnp, AZ N
IL not fcl'. and hypocritically OBTAIN sympathy to
thai no one could be % weak sli paere IS descend
70 ths species OF deceit ytit Is undou0tcdi rHe VT
sennaed and too successful In Its arhce 10 be pas
sively ignored
Thus, with dignity does the great mortuary
bard rebuke the incompetent imtators who
vanly try to do obituary verse after his master
ly manner. They may adopt bis measures, they
may even pagiarize his words; but their pro-
ductions, as CHILDs. A. NJ, truly observes, are
nothing more THAI week and puerile burlesques.
In beautiful contrast with this description Of
spurious sorrow, Is the following picture OF his
own mission and work;
There Is no balm so soothing. IA times OF trouble az
the steady Performance Of duty no tonic so nvigora
ing to the exhausted by sorrow the sympathy
aud ia II gladly extends every suffering brother In
helping Others to bear their burdens. our grow
light and the con-olAtion We give TO them returns to
cheer our own wounded spirite Where real grief IL
thus borne and thus conquered, fanced grievances
ma no ace and the arectatVn Of sorrow Will be m-
possible
These admirable words give a new and tender
significance to the following gems, which are In
CnILDs, A. Ms most ex llted style, and which
we Gull from the same impression Of the Public
Ledger:
1--WE sat beside REGISAs cradle, and watched her as
che slept,
And when vita pain heard her moan, how bitterly
wcpt.
I've pressed REGINA to my bosom In hope iull her
pain,
And Kissed her little forehead, and wished her well
again.
Gone TO meet her brother"
There one BY
To zee her dc,
Excepting Con alone,
But well he knew
She was prepared,
And 90 he took her home"
Here are true grief aud true poesy blended in
immortal verse! There 10 no burlesquing such
balm as this.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-13
Bishop wHrppLn of Minnesota has adj


Bishop WHrPPLE of Minnesota has adj
dressed to the President letter concerning the
fruits OF the peace policy and osr methods gen
orally Of treating the Indians. We do not agree
with all the points made by the Bishop, though
we recognize his sincerity and applaud his
zeal In behalf OF the Outstanding OF the saw
ages. This, however. we know TO be true:
Hero are two pictures On one side of the line (he.
tween he United states and CANADA a nation spent
t5uOO0p.uOO In Indian wHri people who have not
hun red miles between the Al in'lc aud the Pacinc
which has not the Of au Indlan mas sacre
Uovcfnmcnt when has not nassed twenty year, with
out an indian war; not oac Indian trOc to whom II has
given christian civilization, and which celebrates the
ON the other she OF the line there the greedy
dominant Anginsaxon race and the same hcathcn
Inc hsy haye not spent dollar ~ Indian war; they have
dian subjects Of Her majesty When cviiz iton ap-
they receive ad IN ciynz ton they have personal
rights Of property they are amcnable TO law
protected b law they nave schools and Christian PEG
pie den ht to give them their beet men TO teach them
We expend than t1oo to their 81 In caring for
lnditn wards"
The above is well worth the serious thought OF
al people who were horr1cd by the atrocities
committed by the Sioux on the Little Big Horn,
and who now witness armies OF more than three
thousand men marching against the Indiins. to
keep In progress one Of the greatest Indian wars
OF the century. These wars are needless, and are
aieproach on our civilization. THIS war il es
pecidlly odious because 1t springs out OF a land
speculation Of lot OF GRANTS old cronies, who
wish to grab the land sites and mining privileges
Of the Black Hills country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-13

One great difficulty with Mr.. STANLEY 8
letters is that large proportion Of his state
ments read as II they were not true.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-13

The death OF the Brooklyn boy. Gen.
HARRY REEVES OF the liberating army OF Cuba
Is generally discredited IN Havana.
The following Is the of1icial announcement of
his death as published In the Diarto dc Ia Nd.
rind OF the 9Th inst;
We have Just received ofncal advice that the 80
called insurgfnt Brig. Gen. HAIRY REEVES a. the
Eugiishmsn, Toe most gallant oreer OF the nsurrec
ton, had en- Aiied ths N rnns by the guerrills Of
"Orden" regiment. Lieut. Col. LoPEz, commanding.
near aCuaamas In the Jurisdiction OF Cienfuegoe and
that his CORPSE taken hamlet Of Los Aureus
where II was Identified"
The report, although officially published, Is
anonymous. Los Aureus is microscopic con-
juncture Of crossroads, at which any Spanish
soldier would identify any corpse, from that Of
title bat to that Of a mastodon for nfty cents,
and the Spanards Of Havana not illogicay ar
que that II such n hero as their army officers ad
init HARRY REEVES to have been, had really
fallen, his corpse would have been taken 10 o.
enfuegos, at least, for Identification.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-13

Here are true grief aud true poesy blended in
immortal versel There is no ourlesquing such
balm as this.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-13

WASHINGTON. Aug. S-Reports received at
the War Department from Gen. suEaIpAs aver that
many OF the Indians now coming into the reservations
carry arms captured from the Seventh Cavalry IN the
late CUSTER massacre.
, 1876-06-14
UNPLEASANT EXPERIENCES.

eensut1nnB of n Alan Willis Buried in n Well
for Twensy-four lIours.-I1ow Ite Was
Rescued.
Tho Utica IN. r., Herald la. letter from
llellMnn wna hurled in well at l::]0 D. NJ Sunday,
and not rescued until about 4 =. m,: Monday. The
| m%ss az ,6d Of snnd1y t
dnsn az far hth waist at ienst dozen times, nt,d
a.nany tt'nce The castA cared N again, covering
lin out i.l!sn would be given M. Suyera IT ihe
workmen were canght ~ the falling dirt AMI! h1dto
bc dug out. belln,an had become exhausted, but
pomcwiat Tile men lad Iceu ut work In trench
upon onc eldr nt the we'll. but when they got down
aboat fonrtoen feet thy trench bsealne - nnrrow
with dialculsy. They then commenced digging
tyneh asoani! tls ws., fay thirty iest IN liai.s;
opsraton. Ttey to,l di!iscntly' int werd 'v, worI
oat, as some Of tc!a hud rft their homes before
dinner. anl hui catan nothing; Ataa. IN. they
4::lo, NJ tIa.e 1t lilo we'll were tiled tout out. tic
> IulIlng-mll wbisie annndcl the fire niarin, which
BROUGHT lot Of fresh han,s to tho rpot, md tue
i: so {fuy H aglsssa rss' fsa esew 1T
% s:f so S sUek As no,any sua sssfa esh ssn I
cheerful; and, when oFcred s:ouieo brandy, saId
risw. Ills car., i,ots. roatl', and eyes were ed
Will! dirt, aud iiu could not speak ah0yc whisper
llts legs were As CnA as stoAc, and cttlrCty help
less. nj tho circulation had stopped entirely and
hs fncc wurc caln.erans look tint VIA rI[ful to
hclIuA. lie ,yns placed upon stretcIer and Car.
rled IL his h4usc oil Eil1t strect, where hc wns
ca1tfnllX cxaInInci by lr, f!anurau. lie was
f"uIl t7bc very lnl'y bruised from head to foot.
hn nnre especially aboul thu antls aNa Limbs, but
no bunrs wGso brukcn. l!o was washed In liquor
and wrapped In warn. blankets. md beforo noon
tlIc b1aul began circulating, and lie slept very
llttlc. In t!u afternoon he wns al1c 10 hnyo bis
limbs llt1r, but wan very weak, and cot'd only
whisper. Ilc is being fed On bccf.tca and ]ittlo
n5nndy. and tue locor1a confident that vnlcsa IT.
Illumination sets In he will get around AZ right III
few dnys. In, conyessat!oM With your
correspondent. l!ellman said thst no nuyer
inht l'!s courage hut unce. and ttat waH a!ter ho
had once been Whcro 10 could see the daylight an1
breathe tho clear aiE, md thr! wan coYgEcl up
main by lnpre thln WhKon- rug OF aift. lls elys
That the pnMr afforded Protection fur als heat
AMI had II not haan faf taat he W0uh havo DctiL
crnshcd entirely, and thot the nit.rHmp did him
imnItnsa EassIcc rs llo WA almost auncntcl when
itrrnchrd him. This n!attsesn hours during which
month, and ho doey not knaw how to thank tho
Wiling oss.a and >gIplng l!ads Tint saved his lffc
rnA rtatuscd him Al Ills family. Th!s IL the second
stcidpnt Of tic yn1 that has occurred In this san,o
well. About ughtrcn years ago cnlorel MN
wa1 cleaning it when the walls cnycd in In nearly
the sane naa1Gr that try dM this Tine Itu WA
got out alivs In about ie, hours, but was n,Uto
trstously tsiHrcl tllan BcllnAn IL, as ono Of Ills
lrss w.s braken, md nte Ut hls hips bnaly
crushed. The wp!l will ngw be entirely filled up.
, 1876-06-14
SPEAKER taAlAES IN IOWA.

hF<csHt Lbtfftf7o1WHCd ~ 4AE 1Fl9RHf.
pss MotsEs, Ia;;t Jino ia gentleman from
l'nutu" at t1tlnsaull list winter, was hero few
days ago ~. a1ot oil hi, lnoutl aronNd lilo hotels,
insp!siny lhe average Republican Of the Capital OF
lows s.th Tho full belief that, an blaiant demn-
gox-, he was sucCesa. fcshaps hu deemed him.
~ outside the palo Of lIa pnlItical record, and
appnsed no one knew that t,e sntd hnsulf
eet 10 tho Democracy for the patty
rsiSe OF hpcakcss Nyrl. iIt ttruttGl uI'
aaa Down hotn.cJrTllors ard FGatilng. F9onls
imaioaathins hid fea1ty to Democracy, ail.an-
~ hut thu whulu hog, l1e lMttunholed ery1ouy
y Impress upon them th4 iaportance Ut ", fact
taat ta,a he wus DRcu u Republican. and was goM \
''''ssmoerat, and probabiy tho lsgcst tnpl iu thu
!tl'nut. pudtllu, lio talkrsi about 1hu next nenn
efttc President with zeal which led 10 ths infer
ehce tfat ls had come here to grind s6uieboty's
X. It could nut Rave been that Of Judge
nafts, uniesA his yulYbi1lty was Aa fllse IN
ls pseudo. .RoruAllranfBM; fur he declared
70 was opposed to Davis, -hu was not u good
enough Democrat. liz wanted tesular bourbon
Democrat, "a man VIII had never intn anything
Noala !Iks IL sce JtIt llast4 elee1e though lie d!4
Eot !e!fcyc In nominating him hecatsc To could
Gns be elected; but, III lutwesn Nun md tirant,
'nAf!s WIS tllu btttuF Inan lia thought pslnieF
Was Tic beat man for Goyr!sof; mt, In tact, 10
e1neetx to get tho Democrats noHl'pton himself.
sHl hd guys penpn l.oru to ldersta!u 80. W may
X X coed sample of uckct!1smocrat|c politician,
but hu llops over too n,ucl f9r the ayctaSe Hawk.
", With wbYm lc1aguEI.ns a!n rated at shes tfuo
Value, not ut what they Vdl se1l for.
, 1876-06-14

Ft1H Hf3H Gftfef!e, HtfR11.
An tngcnioar aud successful fruu1 has inst ncen
brought to Light at YangaIose. -Four natives,
aided BY pensnner and hoy. organized a rynten.
Of tolls on nnt'Sn vehicier and Hninluls entering
the city. antl regularly collected their tails far
EMnc dayt under the eyes Of Tic police. nIo. the
ggat. of India tasse.ta. 'sere probably in the plot.
The gang constituted themselves the chief >pect-
ora Of toll establishment with dyc different
stItiunt. each presided orer. by II Rru,lMin
.gornastnh, usssted by number Of peuns, and
t1e tolls demanded were paid without nnruur by
ti. natives, who were awed BY the official livery If
amounted M to AZ naeh a 80 supers day. The
wHrc appropriately. taatcd the LIT OF April. Tia
hlye't tax was on pigs.-nalnciy, Rims. Mrles.
i''llocks. hnrscs sheep, anil bnres wcfG also
t,xcd but at lesser rates. Attached to the scale Of
pills were the following remarks: Any one bring.
Ing the a,nre articles should not make any bother.
but read the pais amt pay ths snoney nnd take the
fnods II any disturbance bn made with tl,c i,cull,
nne o! - rupees, or elao fifteen days impfl4on.
n'ent. Toll rcccfrta wcre regularly Efahted, and
{ur ntnTlJ fortnight no one questioned TIN legality
of thr toll.ratheIcrs' proceedings. The SuAdcr
Amern. howcsrr, being then !nfar1ned of the mat
TER, the c0nspirntors were arrested, 'boards.
badse', rales. pens Ink. paper, passes. and ALL "
, 1876-06-14

corner, roon camo back accompanied BY the girl.
In the meantime the rnob lnfnrintcd to the high
ct pitch " the prolonged icIny In the appearances
night nj blood. poured oat uf the Inos1uc.
and. headed by romo standard. .bcarcrs and In
directed Ita cnurHc in direct linz M the American
CGhhuate with the Dissemination 10 hnrn It 10 the
ground and tna"AacIo IT. inhabitants. The girls
consulate, wfiu nt the nlomcnt was also fte nj.
a'ertct this freat calamity, and .ave,I tbs ,uwn
ifnm iig \ gencsal 1nattfsse ol tl,s thr1stan' Tlc
French Consuss hats thrown the place Into the
drePtAt sorsow and con1ternAt!on. Ituth thGse
aO1onIca, anil tho whala town, atrungly HympatIfz
ing With the tccp distta.s Of their Ierenyea fstn-
lies. s1sumed mourning, which will lAat long afles
thciE 1alncnted remRlnh hasc becn buried.
, 1876-06-14
Locke.

Atr lUfk lRorid.
" az unexpected people to turn MP at the pres.
thlonHh the archives Of Lal,bcth Talace tho hit.
IA, Museum. ths iinl1uian Library, aud other
ha"nts q tho antiqaary, revealed % Ms. nuarne
land u" new iifo Of tlIe man Ut Understanding,
The consequences IL rlarEnfng work, just Issued,
has been Itshed up IN u recherche munuer, with
plenty Of spice and vinegar. Honest JuhM
Lucke IL now put, bcfnrr English rcadcrs In
!noculast With hero.wo1ship.. who viii Ind
l.oekc only hutnat. after nll, Fancy tlv horror
q IN enthusiast 1.ockito tca;alng hut, tie
arIstucraey aud cat at table Mlta the servants Of
''nly nobls Lud of shsite4Luty, aud was per,
mlttedto IaSe nlHo." That ''my Luu AaA!ey's
, 1876-06-14
4 CENTENNIAL.


/, Interesting Celebration In Maryland.
recent letter from Fredeslck. Nd. 10 the Pal.
hero on the 2Hth of June Il lonkcI forward to with
great anticipation. There Ii prnbnhly IN cnnnty In
the state around which cluster. more interesting
historical assaciattonr than Frederick. For I'll.
stance. lie fanona stamp act was first declared
enna.stutonal hy ihe court of III. county. Prom.
Tomaa on'Sn the r.t Itepncan e @ , ,:ovesn"r "s @ II
Maryland Tin 171U), and for tntnc sime r.rAlfng
jadge ot tho d;cnern! Court Of Maryland. liz was
dependence. and. an a member Df the Con-
sSpass, ss la s hs sps, T.
Inanier nChjef 6l all tue armies In the t'o!onie.
.f Noril, America. Zen. Washington always en-
Irn undaunsed courage. and tieveslun to llf coin-
ny, md after the adoption Of tI'e Constitution.
ae,etea h!,n =. III, sccfytasyot ststc Owing 10
this honoe was rc'incd, aud Thomas Jefferson waa
appointed in. tis place. Sir. Lohnton'4 atisee
c,hcr pf"misn ea5sct.r I "t hi. conny va. Tie
lien. John Hnn.on TIT. gentleman wsa dc'e.
gate 70 the Continental Consrest. aud at titne
cammittee af ssfey IT Fferek 'st c"u"1y Il from on
l77'l to 17s3. II was to him t''nt Den. wa.hing.
s2n scnt courier u. fat =. hof.ene,h eonlt carry
Penn. IL l7h1, ,epprfslng him Of thr ,ti,achinn-
tions Of ts"v. ,inn'ore: Of Virginia. Gss:
!nroagh cannas an! the West, con.istIns of
Torlcr: !lefsans. and fnlinns, led by Allan Cnn..
crai,, John Connolly. and JOHN smith. whose pur
pu.e It VIVA 10 fc!zo the nr.enal murder ihe men
nna women. burn fEederfcktuwn. and thu. strike
nf tho Weat. pra,npt mcasutes were taken. and
NJ. iisnton. nsrittcd hy afa}nr Manntey llnylcy.
scout.. discovered the hiding place Of from 200 to
800 Of the apfee and Torirs in tatosttn Mountain.
rcas whetc Hea4s!lle IL now lucntcd, anil after
wnf'l auccecled IN cnptur'n? and bringing them to
tls place, where eercn VI the rinElenGcrt werc
tried convicted. and ordered by Col. Hanson ii be
Hanged. drawn, and quartcre1 IN the old Court.
ercktown, the people Ut the West tpnrticularly OF
Western WIglnis. Maryland, and pennsysanla}
, 1876-06-14

,., ,c,o ,h;nnca I'LL. acnson from ,1,o hn1bor
lhNt M 'c'' 'Pf. w ,,-1'.. ,u.. '.,,,.I a..
pf Encna.'' lhs hmr m"..ho H"y' WIG" '"..
tuoro ut le0Eers Esfy, Lake Huron, was pulled OH
~ tba iucs Lcyl1than aud Crntader, ant! completed
p! III .,;,, 4, f,hcboyRan and Mock{nnw, having xua.
her ~ iii. .1nn,aan NJ. .,ru,, N,w v,,k
is1nrh n. 'II W1!tivr. nnI i,,Erey ,xhIc1, nv,
tnJ u.fErSu uia t. fs;sn fienr,tnr t,ov ,ycrn ~
rhofe ~. ~ w. .,onm I,,rna Mn,x !nhn,t,om nn1
jug rG;oJ IL, cn,nt,oct. for thr rnmnlrfInn ~
lrrH eMaru VIE IL ~ ,.mtir - i, ,tn. !. ~ n. ~
The cl,.lri l,n,"a IN f.cf in With, rih ,trnh
uhshh fnt ~ io,y ,vntor Wc.sra I,ansMc5 4 III.
of II 'et' - nI,rr,"n tttcn ~ h,tit;n" = ,ntv
tnay. ay.hn,t an1 n II, irn,th Thr ritlrs nrH m mr.
doeh oeH I'M itn,rr rnn Er n,rnrd nvrr thc railing
1anaea ss'c t"s 1"rciv on a,yev viii If.,np Il M
o. ol'un,,iIv 'u, III, raso Thn srhr tiranc ,yhlie IN.
j X. hn-hnr ~ tlIwnu1n ~ lnat Euntny strmrk
tcflnf ,He III hrnIc hcr rio"bshtrn NM, .pvrrni
the H. or %rr .'arho. ~ ho,v H. i,litnso1 Num-
Ttax p.,Iin,n"rt hss n1irifci i'm fnr. ii,at lila
beI beIh, ~ shJns cnrTriny rraIu nst hn.inr thc fnr
nasth h,If n vr.rs cmnr .i1,nc 1 1H7G' n 4IE, ana
a'u rio. % ~ ,ivns inst fhrrotn : III rim ,vhcal
ine i,. Mst rats cni n,afz" imnnTtcI in thn iInifrS
Gs.rnn Gig1, .lnrn thc int yn ycars was as fojows
r. Ir! ~ Tini In. I.Ta III iii mn In: IHT, l1
81 s,a IN, ri, In tcerra,n ttnted rnri i}ulhpnn,c
Euv' ET,nnn snvs. tsTbe st,nr pir,un. f:ent. ". H.
sstnrcn. wien co,nlnr over frtun Toronto tGIs al
.,aon pirEei m bnnt ,lrItjns nbntt III mfjrs
san, it1s r,nrt Ihcrr werc ttrc hoys In tho hvat
N,nvn Nh @ thrIr nnmrt MI Nichnnl trItnlnrnu tn,nrs
nnH.15ll And ErnnE Tottcr. a.rd respectively il,
q sri 1E ycnrs hty ttatsd hal }ucy Iei1nrci
i1mnrnlitnn ~ nni hntj 'hcpn fshinu nj fIrimnI,y.
t,t nrinc if,ts 1nnrr1nn thctr That htokH ionsn
sn1, lin MIR and tiiat thcy Ind ,un drifting tincn
, 1876-06-14

HTho Overland linnto" will bs presented to.
night for tho last timo. It Is wpi w0sth Aeclnc
Tho moral Of 1t. which is not too frequently pre-.
scnted 10 public view, IL that ARTIFICIAL surround.
lRss do nut make guod mon aud women, A COM.
fortabe party OF salonn. passengers returning from,
India becomes transformed Into very different
collection Of pursons by the small accident nf u
shipwreck. Tho made.np bean IL changed IniU y
broken. down old an,-m'nus h!s i4lsS teeth antl
tyes s!c " nothtng with thu bjustcrfng bully Of
brnndy gets out of hts system; whI!s tho bravo
yonns man and the frivolous yaung girls ont
strung, as Mark Tapley would wIsh The pDay
abnan'ls IN amusing Incidents. and keeps tho
audience IL the best Ut good hnE!.ul.
, 1876-06-14

A concert will bo gtyon on Thnssday evening Of
this wesk Al tho Plymouth Church, on Michigan
avenue. near Twenty sixth street, At which Miss
cary Will sing, assisted by Mrs. 4. d. Seymour and
Mra: Emma Tharston, sopranos. Ml4s ltzzls
fnIasIuan, altn, Mr.: FLA. Howsn, baaso, Mtasts,
Iaglsf and trchwold, organlsta, and thc tIrIcntal
tinartetee. The programme, which We shall print
tu-iloFroW mu.ning, IL Ill excellent upe,
, 1876-06-14

The snow -rtornt u. is I'D III May WAS without
tpal llsi in to hl,toEh 81 tho tlat nsFs ihan
IT. s 1f snow having mn. WINGS, @ eosaSy on liz
sgMmIt,
, 1876-06-14
FlNANC1.Ak4.
LEtiAI..

oJFloK ny the CoAFlloi.LxM ny CrExgNGY,
n,or1cr tma.,!Isa1.a hy., y u ,t 81 Ms5 +
Glasns axsnst t}a Ctty National 1lank l:hira.
Ru Ill tAas tle sane must BY F1rsrateI 10 haxn II.
Wa&worth lete!yrr, with tl.e legal uuf viii.
~ thtea months on this dste, n th{ vi! r. ltsal
Comptroller ps tho Currency,
, 1876-06-14
SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER.

'houd b. taken attet unu,ua tspn@nre whether It
mnf hrrH nfCttsary or hD berattAc II tO t,ar
md aurr; If III" aympt"ns nf Fever Srnrnss lthe.
:1.nl.tn. tiuH and Palms .! tle It"R md s'i-eIca
Turk N ths hS1rtli. 10 Hantt them nsAnIIy 1t mt
Anrflrlne III t'e resnthg, nauseata. atAl: us tl.e
Xltf. lIat Il ID n :. ~
, 1876-06-14

ITALIA h sotncthins ovrr :loo, oo6, ooo anl.ually;
81, Ooi, ot worth ot this belongs to Flcto1ia, mid
iJ @ l "SS Ss ." Jars il ss'ss z hs Xs.stss: En-
s.s %%ersa ss.'ss ~ tsr tis' .as ~
md % casus.tiy W opp5sr by tha .srswers, who
lku 10 suo tlo tArG maintained 90 that twill
bring muncy Into their pockcta.. Tho Australians
tat what W. need for prrfeSt|un IN our cloths In 70
mix their wool with oura,, The SAMPLES, shown sn
' vetor!an m nts esseeansy Dr. sna
ininy ealnplca aFe shawn, And "n can 80 tho wool
u A. y. stHsG f5aa WY aaf to xsy
samples OF c!uths Of lIone production equal to any
hut thu aneBt English. They mako nearly % tller
yeals they wilI sla4a oI esen lhls dependenec i,
sy .s s H. S IT, say
lion Of thslF wool. They ssa exhibit sonls Eool
rom the Aurora goat, hut the production ot this
not Kunc far enough u allow safc prediction ~ 10
it, success or faliuru.
THERE ARE srLENDtD SPECIMENS
rirsM biscuit nd ha1d .hfead elua 70 aay from f1o,n
English bakeries. 1he wheat crop at last year l,l
mud thrn tnl!ows barley, ut 900, 100 bushels. Our
Indian. cum, or mhizo, doss nat sren q thrive
Il, ata seIuivd Il fur 'he ynar. rs ill., o.eyer was
bad crop n tbs rrodHrt Of maize In thu preyluua
year VA s9mcthtns osct 10, QUO busLrls Compare
ms Win tho teturns Of any of our WctterA htates
And Il Ia not . very !arso retur.i Mauy suwush!p
That does not consider itscli Of nutl consequence
cnn!d gYo lar9er return, aud hayu y few thousand
bushels TO thru" away.
M0bELH or FHUIT5
are shown, md Indicate that tho apples pears and
nthgr you'd things If Victoria 4ptnrtilnrs attain
fsuita, tat wers ht"aeht BY tea to 6un Frnncisco,
nas1aD,Y Wea @ eaneasrinx to length Of thu Jour.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-22
NOTICE..
March %. 1876

HvOTJCE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ the Carson City Chemical Company, cor
poration organized and existing under the laws
Of the state OF Nevada, has petitioned ting non.
s. H. Wright, Judge OF the sscond Judicial n,s-
trict of the State OF Nevada. in and for the
County of Ormsby. to be dissolved snd dlsln.
corporated under the provisions of an Act OF
ths Legislature of the state of Nevada entitled
AN Act to provide for ths formation OF corpo-
rations fer certain purposes. approved nsIeh
1Oh A. d. 1865: that MONDAY. the 18th day
OF MAY, A, d. 1876 and the Chambers Of said
Judge. in tho city Of Carson. CoaIty Of ormshy.
have been appointed IS the time ard place FOR
the hearing " said petition. ut which time ana
nlacc all persons interested will show Cause why
an order disincorporsting said corporation shall
not be made and entered.
NV w r. J. EDWARDS. Clerk.
Carson City, New. March II, 1915. laws"