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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01
For Wistsr.

Thermomstricai statistics show that Tor
tie past four years there has regularly
come q cold snap between the iosh and
18th Of November. Messrs. Rsinssein 4
Wolf. the w~ell-known elo,hiers Of Gold
Hlll, have prepared themselve. Tor ths
occasion by bringing In . large anu
fine as.ortmeet Of goods OF All kinus
for gentlemen's . wear and .Pro'es
ton. and the NEws gives due and timely
notice Of the fact. and now II men viu
suffer il cannot DO helped. since 10 10 theif
own fault. The low prices which prevail
At lisia.tsiu 4 wolf's preclude the possi-
buity OF urging want OF coin ~ An excuse
for not purchasing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01

Miss Amelia Kibklan remarked yes.
tsrday, at Charlotte. North Carolina. to
Mr.. Edward Hartman. "You have ruined
me. and now I'll ruin you," and then
she shot him. Her accusation wasprob.
ably true. but II the male members OF
society took II into their heads to cele.
brate their ruin In n similar manner.
armor.plated skirts aud steel p%olonaises
would DO In great demand for the Fall
and Winter. -Erchdn9e.
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ANOTHER CHINESE APoLo0Isr.
Tho Democratic Postmaster 0ss.
erai Has Come 10 che Coueiusiea
That Everybody bus lleodiums
Fnvors sbe Mougolians.

That Everybody bus lloodiums
Favor che MouEoiians.
NEw York. Nov. IA T;me' Washing
ton special says: In conversation with
Key to-day on tho condition Of the Chinese
in California. no gave the following As the
result Of his observations during his recent
visit to the Pacific coast. Politicians"
are almost to man against the Chinese. and
antagonizo them bitterly. Merchants.
manufacturers. farmers, and nearly the
entire employing class arc very fond OF the
Chinese. aud prefer them to any other Ia
borers. They speak In the highest terms
Of the Chinese. They say that they are
docils, obedisnt. obliging. punctuAl. hard.
working aud faithful. Thoy arc exceed.
ingly thrifty and economical. They are
temperate In their habits. do not drink
liquors Of any kind, eat very little meat,
and 1.-Two almost entirely on rice. II 10
wonderful TO see how little . ChinAman
can live on. Their economy struck me
a. something marvellous. Large numbers
Of them sleep In . single i~ll.ventilated
room. They constantly violate the funds.
mental laws Of health, and yet they are
seemingly very healthy. WAS astonished
To learn that they had no hospital. was
shown through the Chinese quarter Of Ban
Francisco by the Mayor, and saw every
thing In that locality; but there are .
number Of places here In Washington fully
a. bad, II not worse, than anything I saw
in Chinatown. also observed that the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01
ousrar. and Murder by rramps.

NEW YoRx. Nov. According W . dis
patch from Port Jervis the people around
Thompson. Pa. are all searching for two
tramps, who entered the village school
After the children had been dismissed.
seized the teacher. Alice Kenneth, and
grossly assaulted her, and then, TO prevent
her telling the story, cut out her tongue.
The Young woman managed TO reach the
blackboard. wrote the circumstances 81 the
terrible affair and descriptions Of the
.eoundrels. and then died.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01
AN @UNDkN.AnLE TRUTH.

You deserve to suffer. and II you lead a mis.
cradle. Unsatisfactory life in this beautiful
world. u IL entirely your own fault aud there 10
onlv one excuse for you-your unreasonable
prejudice ana Hkepticlsm. which has killed
thousands, PersonAi knowledge and eomnon
sense reasoning will soon show you that 8reen's
August Flower will cure you OF Liver Com.
plaint, or Dyspepsia. with all its miserable
effects, such as sick headache. palpltation OF
the heart, sour stomach. habitual co-tivrness.
dizziness Of the head. nervous prortrAtion. low
srints, etc. Its sales now reach every townon
the Western O ,ntinept. and not . Druggist but
will tell you OF It's wonderful cures. You can
buy . sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three doses
will relieve you. ieiU COW IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01
Candidate Cards.

Candidates for County or State Offices,
either Republicans or Democrats. may
find IL to their advantage TO get their
cards printed Of the News Office. Our
job printing establishment IL second to
none this side OF the the Sierra Nevada,
and our prices are at least as low a.
anybody's. We print anything TO order
in first class style. from q wedding card
to a Ave sheet poster aud are able TO
guarantee satisfaction. We ara willing
to print q neater and better card than
anybody else will, but at the same
prices.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01
DON'T FORaRT 1T.

II you are troubled with nervousness. arc dis.
hssrtsnsd. tired Of life. fear death. OF feel out
OF sorts. - the saying 10. you may safely con-
oiuds that you have the Dyspepsia OF Liver
Complaint. The liver IL very apt to become
torpid this season OF the year. ~ poisons aris-
ing from stsgnant water or decaying vegetation
arc more numerous, and are through inhalation
taken into the blosd. Unless the liver IL r'rung
and active, and furnishes . supply Of frrrh and
pure blood 70 dnye out the Impurities. the
above mentioned symptoms surely follos. aud
N not needed, end In more terrible diseases and
death. whites Prairie Flower prover iireli the
Great Liver Psnscea. IL. action ON the liver u
different from AIRY medicine ever compounded.
Its cures arc truly ~ouderiul. Try II. Price
twenty-five cents and scventy.ivs cents. Ask
Jones, the Druggist, for IL. aui1 COW b
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01
Ansrssos Isfsrnsai Beard.
I,r Iur -r.rrus unos Irs,.i

sAS fRAScIsoo. Nov. i-2;30 ?. -.
Gould a Curry TN. savage. 22S ,ophir
5ia, Julia. ca, Alta IA. Argenta Ia,
Bullion 10, Mexican 20. 0yerman IS,
Sierra Nevada 100. Eureka Con. IS, Union
Con. i5s. Dest a Belchsr 24S. Con.
Virginia i2S. Bodie 20a. Yellow Jacket
23k, Imperial I 80. Delcher y, California
ilt. Hale Norcross AN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01
Fatal. DRLAY.

Il 10 often the case that we sacrifice our lives
By delaying the use Of proper remedies. few
hous Lost 10 often fatal 10 acute dissases.
Fever and Inflammation waits for no man, but
when unchecked hurries on TO modification
and d-aih. DO not be guilty Of this fatal delay.
Use frvely Bristol's BarraparllA and Pills: Ia
them you have safety and health. oc16 cod I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01

The Democrats do not like to give up
Gold Hill. and will therefore rally once
again at Miners Union Hall on Saturday
evening and do their doings for the cam.
paign in this town. Able speakers will be
present. and there will DO music and bon
nres. and all kinds Of attractions such -
always draw . crowd here and elsewhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01
A CARD.

To all who as suffering from the errop and
indiserstions Of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay. loss Of manhood. ETC.. I will send .
rrcsipt that will cure you. YRlK OF oHAnaE.
This great remedy was discovered By q mission-
AIRY In south Americs. Send . self.sddressed
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. lNNAN,
station ID, Dibls House. New sork City.
sc2O 6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01
Dep.rs.... Last x,..i.s.

AAllen, George II Folsom. II q Dali,
@ W Perry. Z Clark. y Mel.as. l. n Pearl
man. T. J Mathews. ID N Pearlman, W J
Collins. y 5 Glading. y ID Cook. Mrs Z ID
Ham. Mrs W T Conn. Mrs J W Wilson
TT Hau.e and wife. Tommy T Hauss. A
j Coghill. Mollie Weston.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01
A REMARKABLE CA.R.

One Of the most extraordinary cures on
record was tha: Of the man John ?. Herman.
dsx. residing In salt Lake City. who was 1t
deaths door with thai terrible disease Maras-
mus the best medical ala had failed TO stop
the progress OF the mslsdy. when twenty.three
bottles OF BhiST0L'S sAtSAPARiLLA and
thiss phiais Of BRisrOLS PILLS made him .
we'll man. Iy3s I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01
o. II.

o. n. oAILur. opposite the Bank Of oalifor.
mia, Cola Hill. keeps constantly on hand Ill
favorits brands Of Imported C.gArs. ohoios bit
cigars. eli kinds OF chewing tobacco. meet.
schaum pipes, nuts, candles. nns cutlery, And
toys md hney eoods Of al kinds. spas
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01
A VOICE FROM NEVADA.

From Virginia oitys poor sufferer, almost
dsvoursd alive BY an ulcerous secret dissass.
sends us his thanks and gratitude for his 10
covery TO health. effected By those sterling good
msdicin,s, Bristol's S~arpapsrlla and Pills.
established for over forty years. They have the
eonndsncs Of both doctors and patients.
au2ttm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01
nall Refused.

GLASGOW. Nov. THE Sheriff refusing
bail for the directors Of the City OF dlas-
gov Bank. an appeal will be carried before
the Lord Admiral. and II necessary, 70 the
High Court Of Judiciary,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01

Iss'r IL q curious fact that Stanley
never had . dream while In Africa I
Some Americans would have made most
Of their discoveries In that way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01
sTOCK kErOEr.
san Yranciscs board.

LAST ESIS
ss5 Raymosd a Ely. c.
100 Jackson, %
100 Leopard, 9Oc
$50 Northern Belle. l0S
100 Manhattan. . GO. 81
9s5 Grand Prize. e.. ca
1855 Navajo. Toe. 75c. SOC
1900 Independence, 2.60, ~
200 Silver Prize. 30
l3O.Day. zoe. 73c
10 Hillside.
$500 Paradise. N. 20
COO Coso, zoe
50,Bechtsl, 1
$50 Tioga. AZ. 230
= 200'Bulwer. II. l6k
1850 GoodshAw. Csc. Coo
1850 0riental.r,
li5..Bodie, 20S
so siting'Buil, I
$50. Booker. I. 1 05
si5,Con. Pacific. IN. 3. $50.
6o,Rustler. lI5c
700'Golden Chariot. i5c. 5Oc
375 Leeds, 1 SAL
Jas Eureka Con-, 50, 80
$50 Belmont. ~, ~
l25'Gila. S5c
750.Hussey. 35c. 500
800 Indian Queen.
1850. ArgestA. ca, 6S,I
reimbursement. poe, SIC
400 Star. Coo
1900 Belle Isle. soc
100 Hamburg.:2
2s70jnighbridge...2S.
GOO Nedoc. SOC
400 MeClinion. COO, Csc
lOO. summit. 40
COO Aurors.i
~50OiMsybelle, iOc
COO Belvidere. ~
200 BlAekhAwk. ik.iS
795 South Bodie. soc
iOi5 Mono. 6, sS. 81. 6 bso. G bio. 81.
& b30
50 ChiefiAin. Toe
W Martin White. 81
THIS MORNING.
l70s ophir. 81. 5is. 50. 52s. %. 5ss,
53S, So. 53S
2350 Mexican. ca. co. 6, Gss
$40 Gould a Curry. liza. liz
20 Best 4 Bslchsr, 2tei
100 CAliferniA. IN. H.
40 savage. -. 22k. az.
AGO Con. Virginia. i2a. i2ls, ~. II si0
200 ChollAr. Potosi. 60. co.,
4GO, Hale 4 Norcros., -. asa. 23s 2Ss&
2TOsCrown Point. iOa. i0's
us Yellow Jacket. IS. 22h
7i0 Imperial. I -
4~95jKsntuck. ~, ~, ~
30lAlphA. i4s, IAN
G35 Bsleher. 81. So. 81
100 Confidence. l0h, i0s
400 Sierra Nevada, isJ. is2, isj, iss, ls9
is5. is7
los Utah. 36. 3GS, DC
1850 Bullion. it.,itS, iia, ts
CTS Exchsquer. Gu, CO, ca
40 Ovsrmsn. 2GS
4G5 Justies.,st. Sd
40 Union Con-. l56, i5s. Isl, i56 so,
i5TA
800 Suecor. I 30
$50 Alta. i3h, 49,
575 Julia, Gu, ca
SEQ Caledonia. .. 4 20, 50
go Lady Bryan. 80
lis Baltimore. ~
7O5 Silver Hill. . 40. 81
$40 Challenge,
CSC DardAnelles, 1
25j New York. l 60, I CO
400 senator. t0c. SOC
1880 Phil Sheridan, I 20
100 woodville. soc
100 Lady Warrington. ~
$50 Kossuth. 2jc. soc
800 Anis-. 100
60 Con. Wsshoc. -
$500 Wells Fargo. COZ. 5Jc.
9sc Ward. 40. Z -
1+6 Scorpion. ~
200 LsVathAn. Sc. go
IS North Con. virginia. 10. Joy
90 Morning star, ~
1900 Trojan. 25c. SOC
30 Benton. IN
so Rough A Ready. ~
200 Solid Silver. 1
20 Vermont. 81
$50 Atlantic. I 20, I 10
$50 North Sierra Nevada. zoe
100 MargAritA. soc
AIS Orleans. > 10
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MaKa RelIeE

BERLIN. Nov. 1.-The Government has
sent 5000 marks for the relief Of German
sufferers by yellow fever In the United
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01
THE SCORPION.
More OF ih~ Jumpers Ycieped Gray
Eagle No. ..


In yesterdays issue OF tho News men.
ton was made Of . high.handed proceeding
in six.Mile Canyon. BY which miners pur-
suing their peaceful avocation were driven
from their work in the tunnel Of the Scor-
pion the night before. kept in durance till
morning. and then sent away. The jump
srs are still In possession and claim 70
hold under title acquired by virtue Of .
relocation called Gray Eagle No. q.
The moderation shown by the managers
Of the Scorpion cannot DO too highly e1.
tolled. and. we are glad TO know that the
Miners Union do not co~untenance such
proceedings which have, too often In the
past, led 70 the shedding OF innocent
blood. Their action In the Justice-Alta
matter has placed them right before the
people. Such disputes must be settled In
the courts. where right, not might. pre-
walls.
the books Of the Scorpion mine, and pub
lished extracts from them at the time
tending TO show that the required work
had been done every year. This the man.
ayers Of the mine claim TO have been true.
ID 10 . question for the Courts also, and
force cannot settle II.
The managers Of the mine further claim
that In all suits against the Scorpion, that
mine has been successful in establishing
is claim TO the ground in dispute ever
aimee 1860. and that the certificate OF tho
County Clerk. which last September
was sent TO the Registry of the
United States Land Office In Carson,
SHOWS that up to that time there were no
unsettled controversies pending against
that mine. An application for patent Was
made In 1874 and allowed, the property
was paid for. and the company now holds
q receipt therefor. They also claim that
this fact alone bars any relocation, a. has
been recently decided by the Department
in Washington. They do not wish stock
holders therefore TO be alarmed.
The REouA SuAFr.-At the liequa shaft
the pump tanks are all in, aud the balance
bobs are receiving attention. IA we have
before said. this shaft is the sump OF the
Comstock mines south Of the bonanzas up
10 the Bullion. and has machinery capable
az r.i,inr All their water TO the Sutro tun-
mel level through Its double column OF
i5'ineh pumps.
RrII,oS.-Tbe vest drift on the 1000
level OF the Bullion has cut into q clayey
formation which holds some hot water.
-, a. iii, n,.h.1 .h..a ,o-a.x. a. u.u.l.
Tha formation encountered il looked upon
"A yery favorable, Ii Is very heavy and
has to be closely hmpered' anu yes,eruay
VIC "A"' WI" ooAN w SAW
way
h' mes
inc mA'h.' nA'0 o0'" tn.
Washoe valley " y. =. "oJ.n :
,eed Was imported from r. X. Bliss 4 Bon.
Of New Work. They are Of tho best table
size and their havor Is excellent.
FATHER McGRArH has engaged Piper's
Opera House. Virginia, for next Sunday
evening for the purpose Of giving . lecture
on Men Before rAriy; ~, = W.
Fart, poli,icsp"
-.
OF tho o'e'mAn ",u'ns So
nwns ,o.lsx relative 40 certain shares Of
o,srmsn tool which have been sold for
assessment.
Tur target .hootiug match between
Channell and Ferris will take place at the
race track next Sunday afternoon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
MO. Il SOUTH Q srRKEr.

BES 80 psr dsy made b. any worker Of
sithef ssx, right In their own localities. Par.
tcuArs md amplss worth - frss. Improve
your spszs time q this baEnsss. Addrsss
nh4 sa' sTrNeoN I CO., Portland, Ne
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01
NOTICE Io IAk.PAYERs.

uAvISo RECEIVED THE ADJUSTMENT
II h0LL OF the own Of Gold Hill for the
nscal year ending May. 1879. notice 10 hereby
given 10 all parties Interested that the Taxes
on ell property Aspessed In the TOsn OF Gold
UiiI, OF One Dollar and Twenty five Gents ti Isl
upon each one Hundred Dollars ttio0l 10 due
ard payable from and after September 10. ISIS.
at my once. In Gold Hill. 81 the Town Hall.
Main street, from 10 O'Clock A. I. TO 4 o'clock
?. n. Of each day.
All Taxes remaining unpaid on the 10th day
OF October, ISIS. will be returned - delinquent,
aud ton per cent. added thereto.
J. l.. MoCLEERY,
Gold Hill. sept. 10. is7s. sell I noo0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-19
THE SOUTHERN REPUBLTCs
Rumors of Revolution IN Ecuador and Peru
serious Riots In chm.

PANAMA, Nov. 7-Rumors Of revolution in
Ecuador arc stirring aircsh. Several arrests Of
prominent citizens OF Guayaquil have been
made and others have been banishcd from the
country. They are accused Of planning the as
sassnation Of the President. and OF several Of
his most trusted adherents. and Of ovcrturning
the Government. 1t is believed that the whole
story has been manufactured out Of the whole
cloth by the Government to enable them to get
rid Of influential political opponents.
In Peru two Cabinet Ministers have resigned.
tho principal Of whom was the Minister Of FL
nance He was accused Of secretly loanlng TO
the representatives Of the Henry Mciggs estate
the sum Of 1900. 900 In nitrate certificates, upon
which he allowed AN issue OF $500 900 in bill
letes which amount had previously been re-
tired from circulation, in order TO be burned.
their method OF getting rid OF retired notes.
The Minister'S explanation 10 Congress- was un-
sat ,factory. and he rendered his rtslgnatiun on.
which up 10 the latest dates had not been accept
ed. For -ome time past u has been rumQred that
the indeintignble Don Nicolas dc Plcrola mcdi-
Congress. during "A debate on the army esti-
mates. the Minister OF War gave as reason Tor
keeping the army NJ to It's normal force u
4.GOu mon that news had been received Of some
what formidable preparations being made
abroad Tor the purpose ol oyrrtnrning INC ac-
tnal order ui things. IL r. supposed thnt inc
Minister referred 10 this rumored project ~
Iieroa. The republic. however. is perfectly
tranquil and the most satisfactory reports con-
corning public peace come in from all quarters.
Alviccs from Chill say that serious riots have
occurred In Santiago, the capital Some time
ago Chilian named Bilbao. who had been re-
siding for years in the Argentine Republic
visited Santiago TO settle the boundary qu"s,
ton hetwc, III" two countries He published
several articles in the FyTocdTel on the sub
Jcct. taking strong grounds on tho side OF the
| Argentine Republic. which SO incensed the moi
that they attacked tho hotel in which he WAS
| living and cndeayored TO lay hands upon him.
| lie escaped their hands, took the first train %
| Valparaiso. and embarked for Monteyideo. In
h4 De- d. a. TfHt
tiago. the mob endcayoring 10 destroy the statue
| OF Buenos Ayres. The mounted police were
| called out. and several companies of cavalry
were necessary before order could be restored
| The number Of killed and wounded II estimated
| at eighty. Several charges were made by the
mounted police before the mob would be con
WINGED that they could not all before them
The elections In the Republic Of Nicaragua
resulted In favor Of the Government candidate
Gen, Xayala.. No Interference was attempted
on the part of the military. and good order pre
vailed throughout the country although party
spirit ran high. Largo plantations OF coffee
arc being mudc near ChinHndegn, on the Pacific
side Nearly 100000 trees arc now planted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-19
THE CITY SUCCESSFUL.
Oudge I.arrenore stays Proceedings In the
Long L.ItleHted DevIin Case.

On tho first Monday of November a motion
WAS made on behalf OF the city. In the Court Of
Common Pleas before Judge Larremore. 10
stay proceedings before the referee In the we'll
known case OF Deylin agt Tho Mayor and
others, on the ground that the action had be-
come deiGciiye by reason Of the plaintiffs bank
ruptcy, and that the suit was now really being
prosecuted without right by the city's code
iondnnts, The case grew out Of tho old Hack
10y street-cloaning CONTRACTS. and has excited a
great deal 81 interest Judge LarremOre has
granted stay In the following opinion;
I,RRFNIH1, 1t was not denied on Die argument that
tho umuu WAS formally adJudg Ated a bankrupt by a
Court VI comIetent iurisdiouon on the 3l- dAY Of
AuEutt, leIs The Court n Appeals, m kequa agt
Holmes 70 1879 decld,d hat when the interest Of a
deienduui Whs Transferred h4 operation of law pei1is
h< a. m cas-" ~ hanktupt,y he action becomes there
b. dele tive AMI tfs Assignee person icr-o, who
succeed to- The mt NJ Vie defendant brought
the action
The reasoning in that case applies with equal force To-
TINS rs the pro,eeiN-H bon bankruptcy all paiuutr in
trrcst in this action vest n r u~Iupe n BANKRUPTCY
appointed ~ a. he apruintsd % ult,d states Revised
before the Court hu Wrh'i prosecution uf tie action
should DC Htlo',ed when The asssn.c made a party
the defendant operation .tV ciN may make further
application M The cause stay ad int rim
Mr.. William o. Bartlett. Of counsel for the
city. for the motion Mr. T. {. CrOuin and Mr.
Joseph j. Marin opposed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-19
EOR sALE-Top wagon oos Ea., oo,h st
THE SUN FOR 1879.

THE Sun will be printed every day during tho
year to come It, purpose and method willie the SANE
as IN the past. To present all the new. 300 readable
shape. aud To tell the truth though the heavens al
Tur srN has lccn H. ami Will conunnc 10 Doe nlcpcn.
dent everybody and everything the Truth and 10
own convictions of duty THAT'S the only polio, which
an homes. Newspaper need have That's the policy which
has for tins newspaper the confidence AMI friend
ship OF wider consutuenc ulan WAS ever enjoyed W
any other American Journal
THE suS Is the newspaper Of the people ltisnot tN
the rich against the roor man or for te poor man
against the rich man, but seeks 10 do cqua Justice TO
all Interests IN the community, lisuot hv ursan of any
person. class sect party There need bee mo- mystery
about its loves and hates It,or the honest man against
the rogucs every time II /. f'r the honest Democrat
against the dishonest Republican. and for tc horese
publican against the dishonest Democrat II does nos
take rom the utcmucc, OF an, politician or 20
iucal organization Il gives it, support un'eer'elU
when men OF measures are IN agreement With uc Con
sutuuon ana with the principle, upon which tsrrlueH
was founded Tor the people Whenever the Constitution
and constitutional principles are Nolatcd-as Ia The ont
conspiracy OF 1870 hy which man uo, elc''ed
was placed In the Presidents ONCE. where be- 'ul re'
mans-u speaks out for the right That is In suns
idea OF Independence. In this respect there wall be no
change IN lis programme for 1874.
Tir sus has fairly earned the hearty hatred of ras
Gals frauds. and humhuss of an sorts and sizes Nh''
observe that hatred not less the year -5' hanA
1875 1877. any year gone by rHS srS VIII c.nihus
u shine on the wicked with unniu-ated hrshinc''
While the lessons OF the past should he constantly NW
before the people tux srS does not propose TO make
sell In isIpa magazine OF ancient history Il Is pnn"a
Tor the men and women OF dtN who's concern
chieny with the affairs OF TODAY Ihas both th' di'pS
suon and the ability to pnord It's readers the pfompf"
fullest ami most accurate intelligence Of whatever IN mo
wade world is worth attention To ,his rni ue ~
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