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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-07
TUEsDAY---SECOND DAY.

The day opened again clear and warm. The
sccretary's Office continued crowded with persons
making entries, and demands for room, and
showing exhibitors where to dispose their plum
der kept large corps Of assistants all day on the
jump. The rush for entries in all departments
during the day settled the question, at least on
that score, of the success of the fair for although
il is yet too early to give the number it is certain
that the entries are largely in excess of last
years or any preceding fair of this county.
The fact that Gen Shields was to deliver his
address after dinner to-day had also salutary ell
feet on the gate receipts, which run up to over
800, the usual Tuesdays receipts heretofore not
being quarter that sum.
EXHIBITION OF CATTLE AND AWARD OF PREMIUMS.
The programme caled-frst, for the exhibition
Of llolstcns, being Lot . OF Glass A--Cattlc. The
business was easily dispatched. There was but
one head of that breed on the ground, magnih-
cent bull exhibited by Mr.. J. b. Barnes. He was
awarded first premium.
Next on the programme came Lots 3 and 4
Dcvons and Ayrshircs. or the former again the
only entries were by Mr.. j. Is. Barnes, who cX.
hibitcd about a dozen Of head. They were neat
clean, tidy lot Of cattle, headed by beautiful
bull years old, and the cows evidently capital
mixers, but too small to count much for beef
Premiums were awarded to Mr. Barnes us fol.
lows;
Bull years old and under 3, LIST premium.
Bull calf under year and over mos, lst prem
Bull c alt under mos,
Cow years old and over, LIST and I'd premium.
Cows and under T. " -
llcifer years old and under 8, "
licifcr calf year and under 2, "
lIeifcr calf under NOS
To Lot +-Ayrshires, Mr. Barnes again the on.
ly exhibitor, about the same remarks are sppli-
cable H. the above There were \ IN the lot on
which premiums were awarded To Mr.. Barnes as
follows:
Bull year aud UNDER ., LIST premium.
Bull calf VI.
Bull calves under g months, LIST and 2d premiums
Cow years and over, LIST premium.
Cow years and under 4, Z"
iieifcrs years and under & lst and ID prem
Lot Grades and Crosses-werc next trottcd
out There were II entries, mainly by Mr.. A. {.
Barnes, Dan &. O'Kane and y. Dunaway. A ~.
mark may as well he made here a. elsewhere 10
apply to these ~ we'll ali the csttl. exhibited
that while the number was smaller than usual at
our county fairs, and confined TO not over half a
dozen exhibitors, they were throughout Of such
high merit, that competition seems 10 have been
On the Grades and Crosses cxhIb
tied the following premiums were awarded:
Cow yrs. old and over--N. Dunaway, LIST prem.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-07
HORSES smowS AND PREMIUMS AWARDED

The number and variety 81 horses on exhibit
ton was immensely in advance Of the cattle. The
display was as large A. We had ever seen at cur
county fair, IL not at the state fair The lots eN-
hibited to-day, however. were not As full as some
Others, Of which We shall have more to say when
We come to them.
In lot s-Thoroughbreds-thr were but few
entries, and premiums were awarded 10 W j.
Nicely lst on Kate OBrien as brood mare over Z
years old, and I'd toJ. i. Lawrence on Ransom.
In Lot le-Horses Of all work, some twenty live
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-07
Observation-Disclosures DAY.

The day again opened clear and beautiiuI,
but with every indication OF what was fully
realized before It's close, of being uncomfort-
ably hot. Thursday is always the big day of
our fairs. and this Wa no exception. To swell
the attendance, the experiment was tried of ad-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-07

On the stand was also displayed the flag Of Col
Hardcn's DIST Illinois, regiment of Mexican vol
unteers, which was displayed at the headquarters
of Gen. Taylor during the battle OF Buena Wis
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-07
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

FOR STATE TREASURER,
Ell. CRONKRITE,
OF Stephenson County,
FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
S. M. ETTER,
or Sangamon County.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT.
HIRAM r. ENOCH,
Of Winnebago County.
FOR CLERK OF APPELLATE COURT.
JAMES r. WASH,
OF Livingston County
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-07

The speed consisted first of n walking race,
free to all horses Of general purposes-haf a
mile. There were Il entries for the racial OF
them elephantine Sormsns or Clysdesdales. Only
eight, however were on hand At the word go
II WINS comica race. Some went on an amble
between 4 walk and trot: Others at half pace:
other. simply danced around. Two or three only
did square honest walking, and none certainly
more 30 than scotland's Pride. that took the pre-
MUM, walking the half mile in "a; or than Rob
Roy, that came in I'd; or Youth that came in Sd.
The next wss trotting race, Of year olds or
under Sainl DickcrmsI entered Bird Ollen and
Victor and II. Holmes Grey Dick. II was not
much Of a race Grey Dick won easily, making
the lightning time OF 3:l3
BASE BALL.
Meantime a closely contested game of base ball
was in progress, the contestants being Our
Bows" from Strcator and the Paw Paws" from
East Paw Paw. The game excited a good deal
Of interest, though neither side showed any sur
prising good playing, vet fair. The score was
kep; in such q way that we were unable TO copy
|, 40 a. 20 make the figure, tally. wherefore We
only give the general result which was Is for
Streator To Is for Paw Paw.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-10-12
XII

QUAINT 4 l'avocat-car i! fault Y re-
venir-par la nature dc ses fonctions
m%ultiples, ct CONNIE legislator, ct
CONNIE JUICE, ct CONNIE juriste, ct
parcequ'il est mtie d tontes les clio.
SEES de III vie civile, ~sociale ct politi-
que, il dot assnr6ment commander
pestime ct lie respect par la noblcsse
de son caractere, Wlevation de SEES
sentiments ct retendue de sd science.
On a dit que son role etait de
prendre l'intGrGt dc la veuve ct
de l'orphelin.
Et Pom a bien dit, sans tout dire
par e mots.
Car son role, sans monter plus
haut, va au.dela. II y a lie pcuple,
il y u la nation. IL y a la patrie, il Y
a meme l'humanite. Eft votrc paro-
lie, nous le savons, est ul,e force uui
peut soulever bien dies coleres ct
bien dies tempGtes, CONNIE a,lssi cal
mer par Ia raison ct par la Justice.
Mails lu'elle ne soft pas Ia parole
dun energumene OH dun delnago-
que, ct non plus cello dun hibou
DIES temps passes ct de rombrc.
L'avocat doit marcher eli avant,
avec Ia liberte, avec le progress ct
avec la philosopllie. Sill posset,le la
vraie conception du droit, CONNIE
il le doit, il n'humiliera point
les Liberties de liz conscience ct les
privileges de Ia raison devant essyl-
lobus de la theocratie ct les absllr-
dites de la superstition. 4
II est I'M homrne libre. rir!1ibcr. !.
ii est I'M homme integre, CIR in
tcgcr.
II est IN homme gGanGrcux, cir
GcNcfOsns.
II est un hommc patriotic, cir pa.
tri0.
II est homme de bien ct Glo-
qnent, rr bonus dicendi peritus.
Et nous vous dirons. dams Pun
DIES p%rochains numGros du Louisia-
mas, ce que Gue|Ques avocats deli
te ont concu 4 Saratoga, ct mis- sur
le meter de l'execution.
Car notre article dGpasse dGja les
limites. ct il est vraiment Grange
1n'un campagnarl de notN cspece,
bon tout an plus d dire qu'nnc can.
he a sucrc est belle ct II palate
mflre, sen permette impuncment de
semblahlcs.
Aussi les politicians dies mards
%orltanais. isnorent.ils jusqu'a notrc
existence.
Except1 toutefois ell temps N'elec.
ton, ct 1t!and lis sont caHlidats.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-10-12
CHINOISERIE.

On Ccrit, a propos lie rambas-
SADIE chinoise, de tres bellies chooses
sur lie commerce a,mGrico-chinois.
Et nous les avons lues.
Mails notrc intention nest pas'de
les repetcr.
Dependant CONNIE le Celeste ljn-
pire est quclque chose, CONNIE les
ministries chinois lie sont pas rien,
CONNIE Sain La Pin cstambassadeur,
ct CONNIE il va ell, 4 Washington. il
la Maison Blanche, ct pour Ia pre-,
miere fois, une presentation otficielle
hhOmmes ct lie mandarins %jaunes,
demons an moins ulle partie du
ai>conrs de l'cmpeleur de Chine All
president 1.de la Republique dies
Ltats Unis.
N'oubllons pas que les Chinois
savaient lire ct Gcrire bien long
temps avant nous, ct que leurs
mandarins lcttrGs ell pourraient
montrcr aux lettrts dc St. jacques,
st. Jean Baptiste ct meme de Do
jacksonville.
Ainsi parle I'M empereurl chinois
i III president republican,:
"L'empcrcnr de Ia Chine al, president
DIES Etats-t,is dAmirique, salut.
Depnis Ia conclusion DIES tlaitfs entire
votTe gonvnrnement ct la Chine, DIES rrla-
tions d'amiti6 ct de bienveillunce avunt
etc nnliormfmen ct >inccrcmclt maintc-
nncS. ceSi mninfclinnt notre bon p%l;,isir de
charger Chen Ian Pin, decor6 de In pluma
de paon, dn houton dc second rang. presi-
dent du Bureau dU Sacrifice. de rfsider
dams votrc capitale CONNIE envoye e%xtraoy.
dinnirr, ct de cloisir inng Wing, d,;corh
du houton de second rang, intenlant dc
circuit. comma ei.vny6 s,fdois.
Ayant, par Ia vololt6 dn ciel, lifritc lie
notre grand p%atrimoine, nous ieyarlons
Ia Chine ct tontes les autres nations etran-
ceres sans distinction. CONNIE les metnbrcs
dune seule tamille, ct nous ~,l6sirons Que
Gorenavant nos raplorts avec votre got1-
vcrnement soient t%ortitifs, ct que les denx
nations puissent jour- dune paiN profon-
de-
Or, Sain La Pin ala plumedcpaon,
lie houton de second or.lre ct l'epGe
dn Sacrifice.
L'emperrnr scul. a lie bouton de
premier Ordre.
Mails cest toujours par In colon
tt dH cieI que les roiS sont rois, les
cmpereurs cmpereurS, ct les Chinois
cllinoiS.
Cepcnhant Ia dernierc pcnsGe lie
de rempereur chinois nest pas sans
grandeur.
La famille humane, bien que sim
g%u'iercment bigarrec, ne for;ne Gu
ne dOit veritablement former qu'une
scule tamille.
Tous les hommcs sont frGrcs.
Les Chinois sont o freirps.
Aimoms les ChinoiS.
Et g!oritions l'cmpercur au bas'
ton de premier rang.
Car Ecmpcreur, Gu renvcSrant les
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-10-12
I,AIl'r DE pA1e14ER.
L..

Tout reinforcement, il va I'M moiS
!; peinc, qNarantc on c%lnuuante avo-
ratS d%iStingutS- sc Sont assemblies Il
Saratoga.
Avocits DIES Etats- tniS!
Saratoga, commcclacunlc salt, est
une vile l'eauH, aristocratiqu". hicn
cnnnuc, trtIncntte Il certainc S%ai>nn,
OH Ton bolt encore plus de- c!Iampa.
rnr que n'cau.
Mails lc champagne y est faux.
Car il NY Il pas an monde de yin
plus cont,etaconne ct moths v1ai
uur &c Yin dies danes.
GA Ell !ait tant!
TT !'on en- fait pa!tout.
t'cSt il l'Gtiquette, an houchon ct
il la :ormc dc la boutcille que les
Amtricains lc rcconnaissent ct lie
boivent de contianre.
lis lc boivcnt aussi on mangeant
la Soupr.
Mais il faudrait plus dc dix mile
Champagnes pour fou1,ir au mon
de tout lie VII que lie monde bolt
sous &c nom.
Qu'importe:
Malgrt lie provcrbe DIES quatrc-
vinst uiX.neuf montoils, &C ne Sont
pas les Cllampcnois qni sont les
bttes.
Mails celia n'emptche point sara
toga d'ttlc unc Vile plaiSantc, ami
NEE, aimant lie beau monde, aimee
du beau monde, t%rGquenttc par dies
hommes illuStrcs, Nlsltcc par dies
temmeS claImantes, ct dun govt
pariaitcment alistocratiquc.
An bcsoin, Saratoga est II villt
historique ct alorieusc.
C'eSt aux envilons de cctte vile
en- l177, que lie general anglai> Bur
.oyne tut battu par lie genera.
Gates.
Mais en- ccs temps, qui turcn'
granls par lie courage ct le patrlo
tismc dies revolutiounaircS anerl
Gains, on buvait tres pcu de cham.
yangne en- AmtriQne.
Onbuvait aussi moins de whislry
Quoiqu'il en- soft, les avocats de.
Etats-Unis ont bicn choisi leur licl
dc rendezvous.
Mails pourQuoi &c rendcz vous, ls
premier de &C genre, croyonS-n"ns
Car 81 &c grand pays de libcrt'
est lie pays DIES Conventions, ct S
nous assistons chaque jonr Il de
Conventions de toute tSpecc, politi
ques, scicnctitiqucs, hiStoriqucs, me
caniques, poati1ues, relisieuscs e
autres, lie corps dies %avocats, JusGu
alors, ne s'ttait point rcnni Ell con
yention, ct surtOut Ell convention
rationale.
Aprcs tout, le mot Convention
neconvient pass ell cctte Circumstance
Car il y cut groupe ct cholN.
Invitation, partie den haut, de
sommitGs du barrcau, ne tut aucunG
mcnt generate.
Les obscnrs %chicanous, qui son
lteions ct millions aux Etats-Un his
ne furent point mis- dams laltern;'
tive d'acceptcr on de repousser lil
vitatiOn.
C'cst justc.
81 r%nvitation ct In rGponse Gus
sent etc generates, 81 la Motto de
avOcats americans sc fit rendue
Saratoga, oil done auraicnt camp
les maitrcs eli Part lie parler, Qucll
sale immense ar,rait pu contenlr !
multitude,,e ct sait.oli, an desonti'
mcnt dies outres a'l;olc, ce que ST
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-10-12
AGENTS Dy LOU1SIANAlS.

Nouvcllc-Orl6ans:-A.G "a. Roman, Tci,ou-
ritoulas ST., No. Is. $751;"
st.-Jacqncs, st.-J"an-Baptistc, Thervill'.
hssamrtion ct .Asccnsion:--.Jl,st Comes,
DonaldSnnvilic.
Lafayette, Attakapas:-Edonard l.. Mou-
ton.
N,uvcllc-1bhric:-
Observation-Disclosures i"itcl.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-10-12
Announcement:
$500 PAL, AIMEE.
PAYABLE D'AVANCE.
pR1x DIES ANNoNcEs;

Par caro- dc 10 ligncs, on moins, pre-
mierc insertion ,oo.
Par caro- dc cha1ue publication sub
s6lucntc -.
Les communicates de nature pcrsomnellr
ct les avis Il lamnta sc r6yieront dc gre il
IRE avcc leditcur.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-10-12

La parole est II puissance, ct
Tart de parler un art Sollverain.
Mails 81 la pa ,olc possGde la
vcrtu DIES grandcs chooses, ct 81 Fora
tcnr, soft en- chairc, soft i la trbu.
ne, soft au barreau, scit a Ia toule,
est appele Il exerccr L SEES scmbla-
bles une influence souveraine ct salu-
taire, Ia parole peut 6galement iai-
re bcaucoup lie NAL.
C'eSt une armc redoutable.
En- abuser, Sen servir contre In
vcritG on la Justice, In METRE aux
mains DIES ambitions, dies colercs ct
DIES tureurs, sevait mauvais.
II fault la rendrc s6rieuse, raison-
nable ct vraie.
Car notre socittG molerne ct de
mocrati4uc, CONNIE libertt, CONNIE
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-03
Locations and Expenditures on
Veins.

There is no provision of law, says
the Mining and Scientific Press, to pre-
vent parties from locating other claims
upon the same lode outside of the first
location made on the vein or lode. If
a lode 5000 feet in length is discovered.
two locations may be made, of 1900
feet each; but the necessary expendi-
lures and work required by the laws of
the United States and the regulations
must be made on each separate claim.
That is to say, 500 worth of work
year will protect l, 500 feet from liabili-
ty to relocation, but not the whole
5000 feet, as that expenditure is re-
quired on each claim.
Miners must recollect, moreover, that
before patent can issue to q claim
$500 must have been spent in labor or
improvements. This $500 expenditure
must be shown upon the plat and field
notes of the classes of claims mention.
ed in the mining statutes. 1t may be as
well to state also that the commissioner
of the genera! land Office has decided
that if party applies for a patent to
relocated mine it will be nscessary for
him to offer satisfactory proof that a
sum not less than $500 has been ex-
pended upon the mine by the applicant
or his grantors. The fact that $500
has been expended upon the claim by
person or persons who subsequently
abandoned it will not relieve the appli-
cant from the necessity of showing that
| he or his grantors have expended
thereon the amount required by law.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-03
Semi Annual Weather Report.

The establishment of an observatory
here by the Signal Service of the War
Department last july furnishes relia-
BILE data relative to the weather since
that time, and will'enable the public to
compare the weather reports of the
present and future with that of the
past, by preserving the following for
reference:
July, lS77-Temperature said to be
higher than the average of past years
in that month.
August--Month nearly rainless. the
amount being less than one-hundreth
of an inch.
September--No rainfall during the
month; weather generally clear or fair.
October-First frost of the season on
the l4th, and on the 9th the first snow
of the season fell.
November Frequent light showers
of rain and snow during the month.
Decembsr-No rain and only one
very light snow storm.
The amount of rain or melted snow
since the LIST day of July, 1871, to
January LIST, 1878. was one inch and
eight one-hundreths of an inch very
dry season.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-03

BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP can now
be purchased right at home. it is the
most successful preparation ever intro.
duced to our people. 1t works like q
charm In all cases of Consumption,
Pneumonia, Hemorrhages. Asthma,
severe Coughs, Group and all other
Throat aud Lung Diseases. No person
has ever used this Medicine without
getting immediate relief. yet there are
great many poor, suffering, skeptical
persons going about our streets with
suspicious cough. and the voice of con
sumption coming from their lungs, that
will not thy it. If you die. it is your
own fault. as you can go to your Drug
gist aud get Sample Bottle for 10
cents aud try it; three doses will re-
lieve any case. Regular size only rs
cts.s aAn& s't.aa@
Agents Crane u Brigham. wkoles ale
druggists. San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-03

j. G. Abbott shipped to San Francis
co last evening, eleven car loads of beef
cattle, driven here from southeastern
Oregon. Hardin Il Taylor, of Quinn
River, also shipped two car loads Of
beeves and 100 head of sheep The
latter were shipped to give the Bay
City folks an idea of the superiority of
Humboldt mutton over that of Califor.
MIA.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-03
LOCAL iWTEl.GEGE hcE.
Weather Report for Decembe,

Weather Report for December.
Observer John Healy, of the United
States Signal Service Corps. furnishes
us with the following report of weather
changes for December, 1877:
Highest barometer, 30.424; lowest,
20 coo; monthly range. 0.Sl5; highest
temperature. SO, on the 11th; lowest,
IL below gro, on the 3lst; monthly
range of temperature. $50; greatest
daily range of temperature. 400. on the
18th; least daily range OF temperature,
149, on the 81; average temperature for
the month. 1913; total rainfall or melted
snow, o; prevailing wind, northeast;
total movement of wind, 1895 miles;
maximum velocity of wind. IL miles
per hour, on the 81; number of foggy
days, none; number of days on which
snow fell, /; number of cloudy days on
which no rain or snow fell, 4; number
of days in which there were no clouds,
10; number of fair days. 16. Lunar
halos were observable on the 10, IL, ID,
10, l6 and 10.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-03

We are informed that many of the
watering places resorted to by cattle
along the Humboldt are frozen over,
and stock. finding it difficult to get
enough of the fluid to quench their
thirst, venture out on the ice aud break
through near the air holes. Sometimes
they are unable to extricate themselves
from the ice, and unless cattle men at
tend to the matter aud cut out places
for stock to drink. they may lose many
head. as the poor brutes may be carried
under the ice.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-03
Premature.

The report that Andy Baker, Division
Superintendent of the Northwestern
stage line, was married on New Year 3
was. we are authorized to state, some
what premature. The interesting event
has not yet taken place; but the fact
that Mr.. Baker and young lady took
their departure on to-day's stage in
dicates that it is liable to occur in a few
da Us.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-03
BUlliOn shipments.

The Martin White Company, of
Ward District, shipped west yesterday,
ten bars of bullion. valued at S22, 739 81
the largest shipment yet made by the
Company.
The Star Company, of Cherry Creek,
shipped west last evening, four bars of
bullion, valua not stated.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-03
Death. Door stand. Wide Open

For those who suffer Cough to run
on" until the lungs separate, or the
wind pipe and the bronchial tubes be-
come hopelessly diseased, but for all
who resort to Hales Honey of Hore.
hound aud Tar. in the early stages
there is immediate relief, and the alb
solute certainty of a permanent cure.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure Tooth
ache in one minute. Sold by all Drug.
gists at 20 cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-03

Persons interested in mining stocks
are. of course. anxious to know the
condition of the market, but Mr.. Fitz-
patrick, manager of the telegraph Office
here, informs as that no stock report
has passed over the wires since last
Saturday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-03
Injured by "a steer.

We learn that one of j. G. Abbott's
cattle herders was injured by a steer
last evening while corraling cattle. The
brute turned short and caught the
herder under the arm on it's horn,
throwing him down and severely injur-
ing him.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-03
SPECIAL 10 GALS.


T. Gardiner, ID. d. S., senior mem
Der of the we'll known firm of GARDINER
Brothers, Dentists, has arrived at the
Central Pacific Hotel, and will attend to
business in his line. All work guar
anteed. O:ders left at the Hotel will
receive prompt attention. tt.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-03
ARTESiAN WELLS.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
IL 10 inform the public that he now
prepared, with the most approved machinery,
TO sink Artesian Wells in Iny part of the state
on the shortest notice.
All orders or communications en- the sub
ject address t. Catpon Palmer, BATH
ountaix, will receive pSnmpt attention.
:. l. CAHOON
Battle Meaata:n. Octobar9 ISIS tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-03

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness
early ecay, loss of manhood, etc., l will
send ecipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered
by missionary i'll South America. Send q
.H-addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH I.
IMAM, Station D. Bible House, New York
City.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-03
THE SUN.
1873. NEW YORE. 1873,

AS the time approaches for the renewal of
subscription. THE sun would remind its
friends and weilYishers everywhere, that it
is again a Candidate for their consideration
and support Upon its record for the past
ten years it relies Tor a continuance of the
hearty sympathy and generous cooperation
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81 Range OF temperature at this station
yesterday Highest, - deg; lowest, 8 deg.
range, 49, average, III deg.
Note I'm the column headed " Min. Their
mometer the figures indicate the lowest
temperature during the night at the
respective stations. Degrees below zero
have the minus g." sign prefxed.
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