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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE

WASHINGTON, ID. {. Anril Bril-, lS7e.
Spring has come, birds MARBLE
their sweet songs, and all nature is
being decked in gaudiest hue.
Amid all this wealth of JOY and
beauty, there are many bilious Con
gressmen with investigating turn
of mind seeking everywhere to turn
up some hidden rottenness in pub
lie affairs. s40O, 900 Of thc.pcoplcs
money was squandered last winter
in such vain endeavors, and not
less than three fourths of million
will he spent this session by the
investigating committees already
appointed. Each new investigation
ordered makes a place for favorites
as clerks, messengers, experts, etc.
These men are all retormers, and
make loud speeches in favor of re-
trenchment and reduction of the
salaries of clerks fixed twenty
years ago when one could live at
half the cost of the present time,
and when Congressman were paid
only IS per day. Wonderful con-
sistency. Let these men evidence
their honesty of purpose by reduc
ing their own salaries and leave
clerks in the enjoyment of the beg
carly pittance they now receive.
Little seems likely to be done in
the interest of the laboring classes,
and it may be possible that these
demagogues may compel the coun'
try to witness, before the snow flies,
repetition of the bloody scenes
of last summer.
The franking privilege will doubt
less be restored. The item of post
age to the average Congressman Ii
a large draft upon his salary, ant
in this time of economy it will b'
comfortable to let Uncle Sam pa.
the postage bills.
The Texas Pacific Railroad
! scheme is meeting with strong or
position from influences that ar
now being massed against it. Tn
!, hostility to subsidies is very marked
l. and it is believed that the thirty SCI
ond parallel road can be built will
out any government aid. Wit
this view it would seem dangeror
y, for any Congressman to trifie wit
y his constituency by voting to d
plete to any extent the GovernmeI
l. Treasury or diminish the publ
domain.
- The immense exodus of peor
of all classes and trades from t
= densely populated sections Of I
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10

"George," asked q teacher of Q
Sunday school class, "who above
all others, shall you first wish to
see when you get to heavenP
With a face Frightening up With
anticipation, the little fellow shout
ed, "Gerliah." Another boy was
asked by his father whom he hrst
wished to see in heaven, and tho
horse loving boy quickly replied,
,'Jehu, with his fast hOrses.'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10

1.-THE girls of our day are very
badly educated,' said one Of the
members of q committee on educa-
ton to the bishop Of Gloucester.
"That cannot be denied" retorted
his lordship. "However, there is one
consolation, the boys will never find
! it out"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10

Talk of the grandeur to school
boy of the time when the menage-
RE band plays and the elephant
walks around the ring, but If you
want to see a fonr-story ecstacy,
step into the bed room of a girls
reflections when she tightens up
her corset string and let's out her
frock hem of budding womanhood
for the first time in lite.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10

There is an old German prevere 10
the effect that ., great var leaves
the country with three ariniss-ap
army Of cripples, en- army Of noar
ers and an army Of thieves
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10

Under the game law now in force,
deer must not be caught or killed
between February LIST and August
LIST.
Wild turkey are protected from
April l to September 1.
Quail, partridge and pheasant
must not be hunted between April
l and September Is.
The whippoorwill, sparrow, finch,
oriOle, blue. bird, swallow, nighthawk
and black bird must not be caught or
killed at any season, except when
destructive to the grain crop.
Nests or eggs of wild birds, ex-
cept those OF u predatory nature,
shall not BIO robbed or destroyed.
All this under penalty not exceed
ing twenty-five dollars for each of.
tense.
All animals aud birds not men.
toned above may he hunted at
pleasure.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-11-21

Mper's Amertfauti der &alenber lie9t
iett BET ben 4potbefern 3ur @ertbeilun9 bereit. =
gir baben bieien ansenebntet 4%nfommlin9 geleIen
unb betenneu NIT gersniisen, baB er nns ebenIopiel
8efrieOisuns wie auten setpdbrte. St entbdlt
cine itnsLaubli6e Wenge BON belebreroen Se9ens
itdnSer, bic fir Seoernrant nibli6 iino, unO 5ei9t
erner, wte beinabe aIIe &rartbeiten 5l bebanSeln
iinb, moran Die RerI6beit leioet. ST 9iett
obne austta6me Die beften 9eiIntittel Oil, Die man
an5upenOen bat, obne ouf Iper's SamiliensGteots
3inen b~eIonbere 9iifiitbt gu nebnten, utto ertbeilt
iiberbaupt Die beiten dr3tliden Ratbi6ldge, ,poOur9
fait Die 9r6bte Nr5abl pon 2eioen NIT GrfoI8 be-
banoeIt merben fDnnet. - Die &nefooten, 8tbe &C.
Iinb bic beIten uno aniiianteiten, Die ttnS bis iett
porsetomnen unO bas giiblein iber6allpt 1T ein
8eitras gu uniern iabrIi6en llnterbaltun9en.
..a.Ef 81 (St. @Lair Seo6a0ter.)
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11nfer 8IcbertifcD.

Sur6 S6eobalb's Su6banolung in Gins
ctrnati erbielten mir bas 1. 9eft ber piel9eleienen,
iGDn iuuitrirten 2eip5iser @artenIanbe uno
bic neitere, gnnttttern Der beliebter 8erliner Sas
men3eituns uDer 8a5ar."
NIte unb neue 8elt. - 8on bieie oft efls
pfobleneir, treffIid r~eoi9irten uno i6on iauitrirten
fatboIii6en s3eiti9rift lie9t ms Oas 2. Seft fir 1879
por. Gerlag Don 8en5iser 8rotbers, Stem gort,
Cincinnati uno ct. 2onis. z alT q
@lei6faus erbieIten mir Dur6 Sbeobalo'S 8u9s
banbIung bic Sefte 8, 4 unb 5 Der beIiebten uSllus
f~trirten 8elt."
Der OIbenbupser goIfSbote fdr 1879.
Iurd Sbeobalo's SURROUNDING in Cincinnati sts
bieIten mir Elm Ggernplar bieies b~eliebten, 9emeirs
11iitiden goIfsfalenbers, Der nun i9on ieit AZ Sab
rem erIdeint. Der NIT pielen giloern 9el6rnidte
,rnterbaltenbe unb beIebretbe 2eleitoff fiilt aletn
fo,t $50 Seiten ,lnb ehn Notiss&aIenoer uno Der
Sloenburser aeiioen5s8oIenoer iino oils Srotts5us
looe b~eieefiist. 9lu6 bic beliebtei' plattOeuti9en
ednurren feblen ~bieiesnaI ni9t. Sur 80 eents
p%oiffrei. gu be5ieben bnr9 gb. 6. &beobalo III
Cincinnati.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-11-21
9ie WarH.

9ie @ur{f if-pie bas Sausrfraut - Elm
ipesifiSd beut5des Electromagnetic. 4noere
Boiler MAIDEN unb eien Spar aud 9Sirlt,
aber bieie 0emobnbeit lit cine erlernte uro
BON Deutihlano innportirte. Nte Der Sbee
BON @bina, bas Beefiteaf bon England, Die
RartofeI BON Gab Gmerifa, Der 8afee bon
@tbiopien itamn,t, 10 itar.mt bic Murit BON
Dentidlano umb ale @elebrten Der aSelt pera
,m0aen bies nibt a~b5ubtsputiren. Ntan tolte
nun meinen, Der muriteHenbe 9eutide 1e. m
allen, bic Murit betreffenoen 9ingeft anf's
@enaueite unterri6tet, ruie Der A~merfarer
10 be6ei9nenb iast ysepoftet4; benz ut aber
lnidt TO-. Die Meiiten be9niigen Iib NIT Der
8ertilsuns, unb bieien modten mir etnen
suten Gatb ertbeilen, ben nit einert sSaGz
blatte entnebmen. s,,e sals-
S9on fat 10 Ianse, .als Wurlt f~abriairt
unb gegeHen rpurbe, uno oas 1T lebr lan9e
Der, bat man bic Beobadtun9 gema9t, eaB
2ente, tpelde ettpas alte, oas betbt feline
frii1e, ODER niht gerdu6erte, ober unpous
~fonrrnen serduderte Birt segeiisa battsl
plosli9 NIT alien 3ei9en Der gersiftun9
itarben, obne bab es bisber ~9eIunsen 1T, Die
Natnr Der 8ersiftung, reip. bes Sites, senils
senb feftsufteIen.
Son @inieen tpirb ansenommen, baB iid
in biefer perborbenen @urit melde unter
llmitanSen gar nidt 70 iebr alt gu fem bran3t,
mifroIcopiI1e YiLse entmideln, rpel9e etre
braittld ruirfenbe 8ersiftunS Der Speiierobs
rens unb Magenrpanbe reip. Slatper9tftun9
berbeifibren. Beionoers oft bot man bteie
8eoba1tuns BET nidt fril6er ooer ntdt 9es
rau6erter 2eberwurit sema9t; oaflelbe fon,nt
aber au6 bel ieoer anberen Mrt Wurit Dor,
ia fosar BET farcirtem S9meinsfopf &c.
Dabei lit bas S1limmite, bab ii6 oas
@urfsift rpenn B.. 8. bas @urtfleiid ielbit
fdon etpas aIt nor, mitunter unsentetn l6nel
iosar in frii9 senua6ter 8urit entuifelt,
ebenio in friI1er 0urit, ipel6e in oumpt9ea,
nidt eenisenb pentilirten ober nt6t flblen
S6rdnfen ooer 8orratbsfammern aufbenabri
mirb, oft in iebr furaer 3ett. Das Burlt1
Gift mirft auBeroem auf ueri6ieSene Gonlt!'
t~utionen peri6ieben, 10 bab 3. .. bet SAINT
lien, rueI6e 1ammtli6 pom elmer nno Derlel'
ben @urft siem,li6 sleide Nuantttdten sesel'
fen baben, ginSelne nit leibterem untpobl
iein bapon femnaen, Anoere aber f6nea, trot
i6leuniser arstIider SdIfe, iterben. Slt
Merste b~ebaupten, bab mitunter bas Wnrlt
aft Der nod 10 i9leunisen Inpenoans Don
fonit berpabrten Gesenmitteln ipotte.
Mlan iiebt wie uoritdtig man NIT Dem DE
nub, Der 53nbereituns unb Aufbeuabrung DOT
Muriten aIer Nrt perfabren mus, b~eionoers
bier su 2anae, no 10 oft bic iosenannten Ean
tries, @anoidranfe fir Propiant &c. n'an9ei
baft conitruirt iinD. d
Na6trasIid mO6ten mir nod barauf auf
merflam MAIDEN, bab bier piele armere Seut
in ben Sdladtbauiern nidt gang tribes
SdmeinefIeii9, rueI6es iebr biaig 1T, einfal
fen unb gu @urit perarbeiten, nobel ourd
@emirS Der ionit i6on ettuas ceutli6e ghau
govt" perbeft mirb. &ber eben bieie gSilrit
entwideIn am 2ei6teften uno SdneHlte
@uritsift obne bab oeien Sorbanoenietl
brett bur6 ben @el9mad gu entoedsn mare
- @ia ID m5.a (gSblt.)
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AIR fennt nidt ieinrn Wertl."

IS beilte mid, Der Grnpfeblnn9 senadB, pom
8e6ielfieber, @aaenfieber uno gteruenIeiben. SD
bate eiue babe Slai6e iibris, Die i'd fir meme 5pei
fleinen Rdoden 9ebraatbte, pom benet Die aer5te
uno Na9barn ia9ten, ie f0nnten ni9t 8ebeilt pers
ben. SD bin iiberSeu9t, DAP i9 ie beiOe bate pers
lieren n%tiIieu, petut ib ttibt bas Sopfeabitters I'M
9auie 9ebaIten uno gebrau9t bdtte. SD fanb, baB
es ibuen 10 ,pobI befart, bab i'd ben @ebrau9 forts
iette, unO ie iinb iett 9eilnb. 9arlm iase i9,
Sbr tennt nidt Oen gGertb oes Sopfenbitters llno
e,npfebIt es ridt 9er1ls." g., 9to9etter, R.9.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-11-21
Gttp Srefel,
0entf1er Nbhqfat nnb Nutar.
aDffee : ibtr &einbarO & Co.'S SAINT, @
$50 Glib SOD Strafc, Columbus, 9.
aug 10 3mtbm Il SO

= Die Gage, in pelden Saustbtere Oitrb aaer'
bano Nittel 5u EoOe ~9eooctert rr,lroen, lte9er1 b'rls
ter rns unb beute miro, BET 8ebanblun8 Der frantet
Saustbiere, penr elm lofales Nittel notbmenoi9 it,
buiIelbe angerpanbt, mas bel Gienl9en BET dbnlt9en
3rartbeits:S bnlptonten Siuberung bradte. ct. Sa'
fobs Del bat ieit Sabr6unoerten einet &uf as Elm
peterinares Setlmittel uno 1T BET Der 8ieIieitisfeit
ieiner amruenbung fir ieben 2anbmafn Elm unerts
bebrli9er 8eiitano 9erporben.
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8arter & 90, 17 Maahrabe,s Netp Onrf.
Gepatitis oSer Sober aranfbeiter.
9ispepite u. franfbaftem &ppfpeR.
shmatorte einer franfen seber.

9dmersen in Ser redten Seite, inter
o. baL6 Der &ippen, Inn 10 grDBer benin
9ruf; mitrnter lit Der S6merS tn Der
Linfen Seite; Der &ranfe fam fannl auf
Der linfen Settle Iiegen; SITTER piro Der
SAmerS unter benz S4ulterblatt 9eflblt
unb bebnt fi4 bdufig BIS Sur S9ulterbDbe
aus, ul6 fpirb mitunter fir 8bennatlSz
mus I'M Nrm p~erfannt. Der Vtagen leloet
an 4ppetitloii9feit ulO llebelfeit, Die glrs
oetueioe iilS aagemein peritopft mat1dnlal
fpeAIelnb nit abflbren Der &opf 1T letz
benD unS nit brmpfem, 19perem Sft1ter5
i'm Sinterfppf beld5tiSt. 8eipDbnll9 erlittrt
aud gebdAtnibI6pG9e be9leitet BON penn
li6em GefabL alS lei ettpa8 unterlalen
mas bdtte getbon fperbm ioQet. SIN letdter
trofener SuIten lit mitunter i'm 8efol8e.
Ser 9atient flagt aber Ntattigfett nnb
S6tpdde; er erIdridt lei9t, feline 5ibe
limb falt pSer brennenb, nnb er fldSt itber
pridelnbes @efibl in Der Saut; fem 8es
niltb lit uieberseidlasen, tlnD pbfppbl
alaubeno, baB fbrperli9e 8epegttt9 ibrn
ippbltbun ipitrbe, fann CT bpd faum Strait
aenua Iammeln, e8 su DerIufen. @r mfg
frautin 8abrbeit iebem Seilmittel. Bers
5dieDeue bieie II senannten Snmptpnte be-
aleiten bic &rdnfbeit, .bohJ Bat eS Sale
9eoeben, tpp ipenige berfelben eriitirten,
ieboh Die llnteriuduns oes &DrperS mad
Sem Iobe Denies, bab Die Sober IN 9rDBs
ter nnprbnung mar.
8aItes Tieber.
.Dr..G Mc2ans's 2eber gillen
in Sdllen ppn faltem Sieber, NIT
auiniu genommen, er5eusen Die beiten W.
folse. Gs giebt fem be1lereS Bur8trmlttsl
Dor rnb mad Dem @innebmen ppn Gblnll.
0ir ratben alien nit bieier &ranfbsit
8ebafteten, benielben eilten nnPartetT
if6en 8er d gu Sipdbren.
Sci allen biliDien u~norbnungen, nnp al8
einFa6es Burgirmtttel, tnoer8leidlta.
3 @an bite fi9 bnr GSli@un8rn.
Die Gdten finb ME iibersufsrt. agE4.
SeOe S4ddteL bat einen rpthen &adbSlte9el
auf benz 0edel NIT ser Snl4rift Or. Nc2aile@
2ebers9tILen.
Die Gbten Rc2ame's 2eberz Bitlen
baber Die Gignaturet bon s WcSdne hao
Slemtng 8rps auf bent Oedel :,
Wait ~berlarlge Sic d6ten Or. T., 4RcSate9
2ebers8ileu, Drdphrirt BON Sleming Nros, 81
Gtttsburab, gu., benr Der Mdrft 1T opl bon
Radabmungel bes Nanten OScGane, nncer6
bn9itnbirt, aber bieielbe @usipra4e.
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gennipIuanien piro Semnadit Die Staz
+,,p,, }einer beiben erDbten Nfanner, Die Sllos
5S,Ien MubIenbers's unb Sulton's, i'm eaplz
t tI Al Waibinston aufteaen. MiibIsnbera
Elm aeborener Deuti9er,. mar Spre9er pes
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Bette unbs hurGsreifsnhfe luiretntSunSSmtt ipetHes =
on8emdnet rerten lam; lie retnt9en ZEN Uiageu, tie
Gtnselpcire NIB ietIt has @!ut. Su tlcinen Grien, Iast
cine 9iae Rem Gag, resen lie lie Gerfauune SprBane 81.
neuer Gbdtt9fit an rub bef6rbern fte .@ciuntbeit.
. NpCr'8 9iflen fnb felt etn,m GtertCliaDr6uns
bert betanut Itp baten Ib cine peltneite Gcputattcn
burA ibre pcria9lVFsn GiJeni4aTteu e%ripprten.g efe ers
bb9en RE ~ertrontte Gbdtigtcit peri6iebener in eiuarber
srelienpcr Sr9ape, unO iiab'ip ~;utereitet, ba6 6inesrs
ntNc in tbrem Sereide linen ielttn i~giterttbep ptcr aus
peiden t6nnen. sic tutren ut6t mn ~oqtdsIjdc Sc.
iGperpelt iouferu aud Die ldpierigFcn unS ~oefa6rltts
q item 9raufbsiteu, peide Der b6Afen ntSnifiifGu ges
i6idIi8teit elm Ndteiel paren. Sic ferjeigen aarte
gSirfungen uno iRp 3u 9ttiber 3eit bic li1crtC une bcte'
IPebi5in fur 9turer. 8dbrenb i9rcr oGfaDreubcu ggirz
fang perurIa6sn ie l~peut5er gauHsrimmcn ais tic &c.
w6bnliben atfIbrun9Smtttel mb rerurIa@cn nitmats
Gdmer;ea penu BIC 6irsepcinc ni9t ~entSunbct Itno.
Gle eryeiaen bic ~llralgueu hes 9lutes uub t~rditisen5 ta5
GpIeGn intem lie paIelbe pom rcu Glementsn tcr S@pd4e
bcTrsien. sic etgnen itd fdg ale Tlter unr 3uItdnre in
alien 6llnatcu, lreiI lie nebcr' 6dtrlHet np@ iyScno Elm
i6apttdeS mebt5iniides grdparat sntBaIteu unb t5men
teSDalb rieie 9tleu nit sribtcr gi6er1stt BON Screr.
mann 9enpinmen perpen. Da ne ~lber;u6ert in0 er9al-
ten I'D rieieIben tets iri4 unb iinb a~uesrc9m suncDnen;
la ft nar auS reinCn 6rdutern bcItcben teha burAau3
tein Nattbel er,paaien, ieIbit pctn fe in 9rpbeu audns
iddteu 5ebraubt werSeu. re Ih# ',
8nbereitet pcu gs-a .
Sr. 5. 6. abcr & ST., 2umeQ, MaF.,
grattllhe unb analptiide @bemiter.
. 3U Pa1eH bel allen apOtbeterm 81,
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Na9 einem ArtifeI i'm Stem yorfer
Subtle iino Die @ei8enyreiie in iiebennmos
5pan3is Sabren nidt 10 niebris seweien, wie
in Der lesten @o9e. 9ie 8aum1uoaenpreiie
ruaren in breiuno5pan3is Sabren ni6t 10
nieoris mie sesenwartis; Die 8eIidfornpreiie
ni6t felt 1845, bas etnsige Sabr 1861 aussez
nomn,en ; bas S9,peinefleii3 nidtfeit 1874.
Die Breife finb iebt I'M Msemeinen 13 Bros
sent niebriaer als I'M Iebten Wai unb 10 Bro=
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3ur 9ea6fnmg.
SO "a = % II 10 9

gbe ibr Or. Ausuit a0nis's Samburser
SamiliensU a ebi3inet fault IaBt en3 pom eurem
aputbefer ooer Gambler bic &amens@11aterz
I6rift Don 81. @pgeler s Gp. 8eisen,
Samit i5r ni9t bur6 i6le6te Stadabmnn9en
betro9sn Dcroet. nag 4t3s&
nai 4 rs i5 rs!s3a bpugg a@ .'.
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SiRb faS irirfidmIte upe
onscucbmite &lutrcinI>
sunsSmtttel. mel9eS bis leet
euteedt ,purte. Sie iino
nidt anereifeno ater lrirts
fam IN ibrcr Gbdti9teit upb
wirten AMI bic GtagcMeire
ii6er aber ihmcrjIcs. Sb=
9lciG 9eliuee in t6rcr @irz
r,
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Sci 8eblen (Sd9iide S6peiO itebt
eine 8arnunsstafeI NIT fpIgenoer Aufidrift:
uOieier 8es lit fein @es, mer es aber ben=
nod tbut, erbdlt Is Start Strafe ODER IA
Gage 8efansnib. Ser Denunciant erbalt
bic Salfte Der Strafe ais 8elobnuns. Die
Ortssemeinbe." Naio euentuea 7 Sage Ges
fansnib? Geredter 2obn fir einen 0enunz
eianten 8. a .
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ben neue Ittentate auf i'm erfoIsen, iobaIO
ct nod Berlin fomme. QnoererIetts miro
benz @robber5os BON 8aoen nit Mttentoten
sebrobt, falls ct ieinem S9wieserpater nod
lanseren Gufentbalt IN ieinem 2anoe ~seitatte.
4us giien i9reibt man Set Ginger
Belt rrn1ort es pieber unter Der GrbtruIte,
auf BET unIere Staot erbaut lit, in Iebr be-
benfli9erW etie. Gin 9aus mad benz anoern,
cine StraBe mad bet anbern miro in ben
areis Der 8obenbepesun9en binein9e,oeen,
uno Die 5erborftenen uno 5errillenen 4ubenz
pdnoe Sablrei6er maiiuer Sauier, bic ldief
9enei9ten Trottoirs, Die nit SolSrabmen aus
9efleioeten Seniternii9en seigen benz SSremz
ben in eri9redenber Oeutli9feit, nie traurio
es bier nit oer St6erbeit bes 8o6ens befeQt
lit. 9eitern 4beno furs Dor Wttternodt 1T
iogar in Der 8eufttraBe, weI9e am meiften
pom bteier nnit9erbeit gu Ieioen bat, pIoblid
Elm Sa9esbru3 entItanDen; b. b. Elm Stud
2anb pom ungefGbr 8 SUB 9ur6me1er perz
ianf nit 0onner9epoLter in Die Iiefe, bic baz
rim befinbli9en 8a1erleitunssr0bren pIabten
unb nit brauienbsr @epolt l9oB bas @a1er
in ben Mbgruno binab. 9idt 6aneben miro
Elm Saus 9ebaut unb Der BIab pa3u par crit
firsIi6 auS9ei6a9tet 1porben. SsSebt bat berz
IeIbe 70 beOeutenbe &iiie unb SpaIten befom=
men, bab man beflr6ten muB, baB Der 8os
ben aud bier ot9t unter Der Ober fIade minirt
1T uno ben Neubau ntdt tr6gt.
8ingen am &bein. : 8te Die @inser
Iid aus6rffen, baben MIR bteies sSabr einen
neioiiden SerbIt. Ser Sine, peIber ndmlid
einen iebr serilsen @rtraS feiner @einberse
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-09-11
THE NEW SIAMESE TWINS.

The present campaign has dcvel-
oped a precious pair of individuals
who are bound together after the
manner of the famed Siamese twins
the ligature in this case, however, not
being composed of human flesh and
blood, but of the solid, hard cash to
be obtained through a judicious
handling of the coin in the Assessors
Office of Storey county. Judging by
the way in which they act and talk,
the precious pair of fellows alluded
to seem to consid. : that they own
the Republican party of Storey
county, body and soul; and the as
surance with which they parcel out
the nominations in the gift of the
Republican County Convention
among the various candidates for the
same, would be amusing in the ex-
treme were the matter not such a
serious one.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-09-11
THE CROW.EATERS.

The Democratic papers have sur
prised every one of their readers by
the readiness with which they
have thrown up the anti-third term
sponge and settled down to a solid
enjoyment of their dish of Bradley
crow. And they seem so we'll drilled,
too ! The day following the Storey
county primaries, the Virginia Chron-
cle-the bell COW of the Nevada
Democratic herd-came out with an
ably-written article accepting the
verdict as final, and nearly all the
Democratic papers in the State have
since followed suit. And whereas,
a week or so ago, they all opposed
third terms in executive offices, they
are now apparently all in favor of an
indefinite number OF terms, in any
and every Office.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-09-11
A CONDITIONAL WITHDRAWAL
PROBABLY.

R. NJ. Daggett will not place any
tickets in the primary election in
Storey county to-day. In a card
published in the Enterprise of yes
terday, Mr.. Daggett, after stating his
determination, gives the following as
the reason for the step:
An overwhelming combination Of
the powers that be, or that assume
to be-and believe it includes the
most of them of consequence-has
rendered contest by me in Storey
county a CHASTITY mockery, as q fair
expression of the will of the party
has been placed beyond my reach.
We hope that there is no more in
this card of Daggett's than shows
up on first perusal; and that that
gentleman simply refuses to allow his
name to be used in Storey to-day as
delusion and snare to the party
throughout the State; but that when
the State Convention meets, he will,
like the self-sacrifcing, sincere Re-
publican that he is, hold himself
ready, if called upon, to grasp the
party standard and march through
the campaign to assured victory.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-09-11
WESTERFIELD ON TRITLE.

In the interview between a TIMES
reporter and State Senator Wester-
field published in our last issue, that
gentleman's preference for Mr.. Tritle,
one of the prominent Republicans
mentioned in connection with the
United States Senatorship, was not
sufficiently emphasized. In the in
terview referred to, Senator Wester-
field was reported as saying that, as
an Independent Democrat, he thought
very we'll of Mr.. Tritle as a Repub-
lican candidate. What Mr.. Wester-
field did say was that he would rather
cast his vote for Mr.. Tritle for United
States Senator, than for any Other
Republican in this State.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-09-11
THE MAIN ISSUE.

AS the various State and County
Conventions are about to be held,
we deem it to be our duty to remind
the platform makers that the main
question with us, in this State, is the
excessive tariff of fares and freights
imposed by the railway companies;
that to this question all others-even
the Chinese bugbear-must be Soc
ondary. Party lines will not be
strictly adhered to this year, and
the party which advocates the meas
ures most likely to give redress from
this great wrong will undoubtedly
win. We are not disposed to belit-
tie the importance of the Monaghan
evil, nor to question the necessity
for its speedy disappearance; but we
believe that California has more to
complain of in this respect than we
of Nevada, and that, the settlement
of that question being of more con-
Germ to the people Of that State,
their representatives should be in
trusted with that task. We also be-
| lieve that this view Of the case will
prevail with the mass of the voters.
Let, therefore, the party who would
win the confidence of the people
adopt a strong anti-railroad plat
form, supported by an anti Chinese
declaration. Otherwise it will not
deserve or receive the support to
which its trainers will aspire.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-09-11
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

J. G. Gruber, of Dayton, is can
didate for County Commissioner.
Mr.. Gruber is an old resident of this
county, is proprietor of the Union
Hotel, and Is generally popular. He
would make strong candidate.
]. R. Shaw, of Dayton, is also a
candidate for County Commissioner.
Mr.. Shaw has been a member of the
Board for the past four years. He is
equally popular with Democrats and
Republicans, and his few enemies are
either those whose fraudulent claims
against the county he has opposed,
or those capable of presenting such
claims.