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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
NC TIC e
For Publication of Time appointed
fer Proving VIII. &c.

STATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF EURE-
- IA. In the District Court II the Sixth Ju.
dieial District Of the State Of Nevada. in and
for Eureka County. In the matt Of the estate
OF Cherries a. WeiderhoId. deceased.
PurrnHut o. ~ order Of said c urt. made on
the 18th day ~ June. A.. y. 1878. notice is here
by given th4t SATURDAY, the 2eth day of
june. A. D. 1855, 81 10 o'clock A. A.. Of said day.
- tie Courtroom u said Court, at the town II
E1rehs. iH the county # Eureka, Nevada. hsve
htsu a~UViHta4 ss tHe time snd place fer ur0v-
ln- tF WIZ q ssiA Cherries A. Wefderhold. de-
cee ssa. tal fr hg~ring the application ~
Wlhslmtns r WaiJtrhald fer tho issuance t.
her Of letters testaIuepta-y: when and where
9uy person iEtorestad iaay appear and contest
Tie s9Ur.
Dated June 18th. 1879.
jeiatd r. II. HARMON, Cfers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15

The bulk Of gold in the world steadily
increases, says the Philadelphia Ledger,
though the amount is but roughly APP
proximated. Ten years ago it was esti-
mated at about s., $50, 900, 600 in value. It
must be greatly larger now though we
have no fixed data for approximating the
amount.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15

OK the 22d Of June some 700 carrier
pigeons viii be started from Rome, which
is 700 miles from their homing point,
Brussels. 1t is supposed that the journey
will occupy the winner three days. Large
resul ts are not expected, for at the last
race of this kind, which took place from
the same starting point, out Of 300 birds
tossed only four reached home.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15

ALI on board were saved Such was
the gratifying announcement that followed
the news Of the Idaho's wreck Off the coast
Of Ireland. In the steampship were many
American residents who had sailed from
New York a week before. The voyage was
almost ended, bnt in the fog and storm the
reckoning was lost, and Of q sadden. the
vessel brought up on a roeA. 1t was a crit
zeal moment Delay or irr~esolution by the
captain must have resulted ia terrible loss
of life, for the broken ship rolled under
the waves in fifteen minutes afterward.
But he promptly acted, and in that fifteen
minutes all were saved.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
Funeral Services f William CuIIca
bryant.

NEW YORK. June a.
The funeral services over the remains of
William Cullen Bryant. took place to-day
in All Souls Church. which was crowded
with distinguished citizens and member.
# the several arts and professions. The
services lasted one hour and a half, and
were conducted by Rev. Henry W, Bel
IurI
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15

STANLEY MATHEWS asserts con his hon
or as a Senator that his hands are clean.
OF course he does. Just so the Credit
Mobiler Senators and Representative as
serted on their honor that they did not
take the bride, but the documents showed
that they did, all the same, Matthews
letters to Anderson settles the business for
hin,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
A Dozen OF More riremea Buriai /.

NV 15zE- June -.
A fire broke our last night ID tha frame
house al l2s Bowery street. occupied as "a
cheap John auction room. The hre vas
quickly controlled. and a number of IRE
men climbed aa the roof aud tie first floor
20 more sa.Ir e.la-ulza the flames. when
the root suddenly fell in gong through e.
the ground and hur~lu- a dozen or moro
dgaILea among the ruin, all II whom we--
severely lajareL, bat ngue killed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
Eiie Hraans 0Mn

Nsfa Ct razr-s. Wostenholm's, Harrison
Rzathcr~, Hev rs. VIM. SIMPLY K Cos, and
either nne brands af English razors are sold IN
der guarantee st lie Gstleu Rale store, and SIRE
exchanged i not suited 70 the customers beard.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
Demor state c-ayen3ion.

nALEIGH- -. e., June Il.
The D lie Sta "~.rv=ution met
vestaEGsr & mel H. SHORE. Presi-
dent. H.,- #m. Fl. Sg.A was nominal
ed for Chief Justice. and S. \. Asche and
J. H. billiard for Associate Justices. The
convention then adjourned
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
Death of Lieutenant TaIter.

NV YORK, june =.
Lieutenant Taller, who graduated yes
terday at West Point, was instantly killed
to-day, by beng run over by the st. Louis
express, at Cold Spring, nearly opposite
West Point.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
DIED.

Eureka. June IA. Vaughn, = nstye q Ire
a1ad s. yesre- Detroit free Press and CAh-
sds papers please copy#
EarekA. June I4-wLllS@ Frazer, : native q
Scotland s-e5 p years
Eahv Hlm fame i-Miss Annie MeHugh, a ns-
tive q C15le Crane. p9Srs. Czrrick On shan
nuE. ireland, ased q years
TIE funeral wu take Plxse this afternoon Al
S5r.csk. on B.oy Hill. Frlaa3s and sequaiHt-
sacaa arc resreateully invited t0 st'eui.
C4rzau, Jaese u-Irz Ann Greer, aged =
ve-rs an q anIhs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15

WY il it, my Fear sir sal Wanlas'
Iandladv 20 him the other day that YOU
newspaper men never 90 rich2'' y 10
not know was his rep ", 'exca7t it is
hat IoiIa.a aDd sense co not always travel
to sctA.er."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15

Or Hans GuII Snn

which shaald h underwear. the largest stock
~ which fur meE's wear can he found at the
G-s2aL EE-e store. 81 prices under every body.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
Travel.
Ei:le.

Tie largest assortment IF trunks. ~valises,
s7tchsl- school bag. school straps. etc. at the
Golden Rule cheaper than anywhere else.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15

THE marriage Of President Hayes
niece in the White House will occur the
18th Of this month.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15

Y-s, rr love, that a-tuislins fellsh at the
Golden EE'e stosL Las SGT walking canes and
'rera Els~~es f.r cur .asG.rr-lg1Iag people.
Good. Iv Jgvet
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15

The first night Of a new piece. Irish
hax-keeper: There ISM a seat in the
house, sir; but / can give you a chair
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15

He sai2 when Madame Grundy coInplimented
lin on the handsome summer hst he bought 1T
the Golden Rule store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
xDu do me pr.uh!

And mind V. that fg- working gloves, Rus
san calf or 4 skim gloves the Golden Rule
store bat, en- all.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15

Gents socks from = cent. to ST 30 per
dozen 81 the Golden Rule store. The best as
sJ..A4,a. If these goods i'll Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
nOTINE

!! s HEREBY GIVEN. THAT I RESIGN As
] President 4 the Eureka Jockey Club. from
this date.
A. Z. BISHOP.
Eureka, june u, 1878. ll5-lt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15

of siu.ic

In these mirrors and looking glasses at the
E.5zrr V4ra
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
BORN.

Lsks r4Ao. Nay a-wi:e u P r. saSioa. :
syn.
Track4e. Cal. June e-wife Of W. n Kruger, a
daughter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15

Cot. ~ISeERsoLL calls the grave " the
wintfrwless palace Of rest"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15

STANLEY MATHEWS busters and de-
mands to be Investigated, but he does not
dare 10 deny the authorship Of the letters
to Anderson which criminate him. Talk
as much as he may, he cannot make people
believe that he was not in great terror Of
exposure when he answered Anderson's
menacing dispatches with letters which
displayed the most Bringing humility.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15

THE Raii'oay Age asserts, on the strength
ofconsiderable correspondence r llt.ve to
the achievements Of locomotives, that the
best running on record is that of Il Of the
locomotives Of the Western Maryland rail
road. According 20 the statemenlof Man
ager Hood, that engine made the e1rraor-
binary run Of 50,953 miles in one year, at
the low rate for repairs Of ~ cents per
mile run.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
EASTERN NEWS S.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON INFEBLzsExTE.

l~srEouL 10 rHE rCaEA DllLT szsrNELl
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-10

Probably, at the last dreadful day,
when Gabriel sounds his trump, if be
doeIn't stop once or twice between
the blasts and shout General! Cen
eral Colonel, l say !" not more than
two-fifth, Of the men in American
ccmeterie. will get up.-Hdrkeye.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-10

A letter receatlg' produced in q
breach Of promise suit - evidence
contained the following sentence !:
dearest Love-I swallowed the post
age stamp on your letter, because l
knew your lips had touched it."
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-10

Does Mr.. kearIey ever think what
q priceless boon he could confer upon
this unhappy country, how he could
win the eternal gratitude Of his suf-
fering countrymen, if would only
make an effort, and give his poor
mouth holiday Huntington Hack
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-10

A North Carolina editor declares
that 1.-THE man who will read news
paper three or four years without pay
ing for il, will pasture . goat on the
grave of his grandfather.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-10

We have observed that the young
mea who say pa" and t'ma," and
wear big stand-up cellars and tight
boots, are the ones who smoke cigars
that smell worse tha.l rubber pianc-
rpVer
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-10

A Datchman was about TO make
journey to his 'atheri nd. aud wishing
to say s.good-bye" to frien /. extend.
ed his land AMI said: "vell, OF I
don'd com, back, halo"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-10

First Arkansas Valley Bank,
WICHITA, KANSAS.
WIN. c. W00DMAN & SON
Do a General Banking Business
LOANS, DISCOUNTS. DEPOSITS. coLLEC-
TIoNs AND EXCHANGE,
Are the Kansas Office OF the Kansas, Missouri and
Illinois Loan Agency, and are ever prepared to
negotiate, on demand.
ONE TO FIVE YEAR LOANS,
In any amount desired, on approved real estate
security in the counties of Sedgwick, Sumner,
Cowley, Butler and Harvey, and are now loan
ing Mt reduced rates Of commission.
LANDS.
Have 500 FARMS in the counties Of Sedgwick,
sumner, Butler and COwley, In all varieties OF
soil, timber, water and stages Of improvement.
FOR SALE AT Low PRICES,
and terms either of cash or credit, to suit the
purchaser. Also, Suburban and City Property
In great and desirable variety and fine location.
Apply to VIC woODMAN 4 SON,
a. Main at wichita3
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-10
BREW ER x.
a. ElGAHp,


WICHITA. KAN.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-10

A"s ass 49, - 49, s~s>s ~
On Arrival OF rrsiss irem Tho Resi- had ssssh
DAYLIGHT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. t.ssom D.
rot. 81. Loais. ssety msrains zn.t teirg afsse
ExPrsss, atsps eniS Al psturipsi sfnthrs. -
suif.naa Pal see ~lerrn1 Cars Ter tet{ubas. t'tt0
bnrs fhil.aripfiasahd New York wt.la.s ohAn6!
sna h,is enc sit.nsf 81 sSsstaa. 1s1tsfsSss 80
Washington. itarisse n New Spss early Ne
aext svs ntns. aniy sse rieht ors, ard s<sfes
day-lsghs view I'd tne f<s-4snsei scenery ~ ~
tsnHrs ~ ania Eaiifosi.
FA<f LINE txPxiss-fesses rntsn pesse.
-. Louis, essrs sssaiss. ssspfiz1 eaiy 81 pfss-
cisal stations. with
Pullman Palace Cars ier Louisville 4 Cincinnati.
paiac. s,s~IsHg sars fof Jaissgs. and The
nyo 10 fl0SsrE i,lue es sseiihtA<
fAssre nfswta< xsam
slssfsns Cars,
Fer Cesam.,ns. fiti sifcrE. PHILADELPHIA. and
New York ~Ithpni cussxs.
r2-Brsag l:,s oniy t.ins practically sssisr ese
nsa.l sxein-nt Desaern - ioai- anil New tsfts
pus-epzefr are ssssffss OF through eonBsrttcns,
and are Est saijrci % assyA ~ inieftusstsate
;s.in.- Incidental b, other lhacs.
rs~flssgaEe sHsske's itfes2h % all Eastern
ID-The Quickest Time Il regularly made BY
this Line. and fare ai~sss ~ los - ~ other
rtstsfee.
Ts-Iletet4 Tor ss.s al all fsstss oess. In sss
West nn. ssfia.
l.. r. rAgMER, sssersi Passenger szrnf.
penn;isauis Raifesa.i philadelphia
W. l.. oBHikS. sssessai Passenger assat. rsa
ttznsiis ilsutss tsiaBhn-, ohios
vAndsssa iise, -. Les,s. 1-iy
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-10

AphysIologIcal View Of Marriage

A Ctids TO N,siiqek sal essfslsssisf fssaiIes
on he siss. 81 nlf,s 49,. af1 1bT cia-s. fiis
q. iog ls secret II t;ss.r ssis ~ do
ease 81 ss4sIpa , isos's rs ssfe sosssd
ersss rrstti3x 10 fa1fs. poe ~ ti-,
4 fnIS Az Mtfsfs1 aIi titvtNPH
GA ell disais.,st oi . issstssc NAisft sstssbs
fs. Sci 3i,sf-r. ts-'rs 10, -t-tri pssfssss.
tiyses 5s,is,
CLINICAL. fEf rti tE - ;ss s,sse ass<-s~s
srst ..ssse ~ ~ tttpal asa l.ertt, tss1ffb1
sfiet ,fss. ess. Fsasi n. N,s sFseftgs ~ - tcs
al ifTtr. cosiasrssg ~ pages, ts4usifsiiy
iiia-:f4itti., Ia - s.s
Address bfs "a RI. No. u n ~ n. issslta. Nc
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-10

The ebly Route fanpfhd Pullman TAinfe {Hf9
FROM 81. Louie /. New yesk wss,scet change.
The above re 3rssspss .isr shortest and qrtetsse
route fem 50 fseeis 70 the ssasessst. SeuaJs8
tssrassgb Of tn~ sssf pssa,ou. cod Interesting
poftlens OF the seua ~ v IN sasay large sssi ssa
portrait cities upon ~ linas " p<ssvs urosye
San.gaiss tiiingaasn, tssre fiaas~, sss,isssvoils
gichsnos.d. rinsss 60. Way t,Hi, tsbazs. p>lsm
bus. Newark. sIaiseasiifs, riiisbaz$, cv~>.ces
Altoona. tiasss.bnfs, Lancastsr. Fhs's-isiPhies
route 10 New York
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-10
ICE ICE ICE
Northern Lake Icicles.

Henry Sweiter who has served our citIaens In
above trade SO acceptable in the past. hiss secur
ed very large quantity Of pure ice from the
north and will take pleasure 10 furnishing fami-
lies ut the lowest market price. 2-u
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-03

The Missouri RepssSiean In noticing the
chsapnsss os the river rouss IS compared 20
the eaiIs spyss IS
EeInsses now afiDh6 upon the Eiyegs Of she
HEInsissippi Valley could be replaced Tor abont
tho aurl shat 100 fhifes Of railroad srsck w0gld
-e5 600 Geo the AIaseachuse rajlEoed
cognsnfasieuers putting the Average cost or
mile aE $50, ,ae1 10. This afn0nnt Of money
1ouId anyhow bnfld and eqnlp 2e6 freight
nsearbers Of AhGpS ], 500 tona aVerage eepautsys
aba 70 carEg ct ore fine 10000 tons OF
Erei6hs, eannl 70 ia, 600 900 hnshels grain Iu1-
asins that tleae stekqhers are eee ailoat, alA ~
she 81 Louis and New GrlcAns tsades and shab
they snake ten trips peE yeAF With fall cargoss.
They would carry TO NeW Qrt8ans In One yeae
four millions two handr0d thcugand toms
sanaE = Sssss e c=s AssagS4 ard 4ereSg s-.al-
iion huakela. u.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-03

k
1rsest evenfe and greAA tities invols-
sssss ss hIw bs 4 f}outksru essasrr who sns
Is.sf where mv frisnd Srosa Indiana tEr. No.
essld, sox Il. ssss. AS wss ssEsoassa "
whioh. a ebiiity and parlsy, viii nsveE be
snrmsssea il Ieka hiasosy a. SEin ceuntty,
whssoyee mag be SO glory whssh Glszy, I
~ n. = eersn. - Tksre wns james n. sseson,
&c., & ,ssrss ara n,ecsiva simD7ieItP - ahaz-
so,sr sr.d rnfIsr utAni1 monufnpnen Ii oar sssr
RAID. Thses was bis pcrompllehed cssi.aaEe,
Robart x. =. Hanter. wioee olsas go oseee
s-iy sloa snos | shss asssr snso 50 ssIss sasIs
ins s5role hIs frianes ems oppenenss zn the
saIse adniring srisndshtr And 5 s2sa e snsss
ard 80 his eide s1t ]. 3. DeE3snsinr Whoee -
Ss.fassses assa skiIl. e3oauenoe and lenEEtDG,
SsycI aina5 srcn hira faina end foz1nna apon'
$500 ss,sss e ssnsss 81 Vfsssnefnstes. Thsea Wa0
&ghest Toombe, who nesek epCke wieApAs
rfxstinQ a The hsart 10 . big sh1uEht NnA
kindlina tho ideHn cf III whe nessned - h5zns
siass, Who nsvss hez sgmPsahy cataids ss
~ @Se ~ ~ wss rsssf ovssaHed - thalf psas
dsces oe swarvea from his ceufes ~ saaax r.
There waa another, Mv. RseHsdsne- -4Aslz
nne - nrrsaf ftsef =, snsnsicp his nAlae fn ehla
fras IrSarican flsnafe. wAich hna heNu ee fkee
Is .,incIl - nd conder1n his eRrnsD fa-eNa who
h.a hl,un 6he vinnrioRe Sufferer fDr hig HeUtla;
v,ho has been in prinen cell, shs seiitado ef
whnns r,cinfkhmens ah0nl1 iiks him mb9Pe he
iihs 1rssa irer 81 pnpnBax pessicns whoso WeRae
yWiii aver resnaIn an the naA aRa che 9fnnd
,,assaarngslfa ses al esiusarh. ma o1 de&nMse,
NE n eas,sssf s,srTsose tiia sinesge noesse ee
80 srsas aseuRcle wAinh theAs Nke inaDgu.
enfS8 ii n1llsvsG wnH 3 nnx&F0le ter tepkesan-
antIso ltboPty and ocnetfS S1klonal N0geThes9Ats
AiBr,fSa Rhfea ana aurg0a0eD9 tF thpas this
-, SSssr srcfe q Bis easeeiatee IL 11Rms Rbiah
+ hrsrS s,sSvST Tena 7fruEn thEk day 10 ehit nut
cghsrss sra SeAreotyned upon ny msra0eys and
.oAinE m aha Senate will peff6ts ms Wtlt hers
rss,en1. S 2 s.
| : sss Flir y said he addrsasinR his N6aihefn as-
asnt 800. tisvhne sha Senator says ID trHes Xhe
novvar hsa r,aeaed fecta our hands fute gear
haside. brt sic uok Iorgat=.is aRnnos Be 1pkgats
ssisk,,,.s y q aint We. fho eiayeh6laera ok the
H.s tir ss-.r s,enrsrv Al hes infaacv. anfl
ass.r gr1n q her for aixtS Of the aevenAF years
~ i,sF eTisTaEsco see retained haF 70 you with
nst -, go sspos har bennRs makohfea3 In heg
S',iss,Sss y fneSelr,arStla II, fex nOwug The
aessr,& ninS4afscrs a. tilo WSf14 Time win
ts. -. ~ , sviff n yysaa her kuR nc ti1ne
80. S,~s rrsr siorv a. afrniafeh Tnne xssouEai.
| hissfv.p 81 - 4 Z ~ Il e
I z 7is Il IA noe nv rurDoea 10 eay Whnt haz
lI,sssl deri6 WITH fts tie m7rei ignHsenb NJ The
fenator fcom fndlane (lEe. Yo0hegee 3 sllll oc.
| fnrr HIIrt ,sounffy. Tke1o ID EaStBtnonys h5Er.
49,. lsan hes & l1,lEs s3ssalos Ska
- 4 ysslI rS-si sZhas Is sdgs. az. zaesal
ksts qaetsa from eke xenasks el .E. Hges.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-03

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Il susasssusaa 4
q.
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xGr ehonl& have soen stn city <f& nsxz
Insszins, as shssa slsssa s'sl.sk, sszsa
sssspSsss. ana shs Sidssss sssssssis sssse;s
SA&1 there were N9ode8 aG4&p<YstHQ Hle8z5H;eE
3ns<11 sh9 n4eeienss fhzee hasnss3zcez tleeA
h21ss ,ss2 ses es sessx sssn ss. = s ssEns -
&a>tz9msne8 fp41anG atyeuG GnTl4 lEfEsnest%s
spe seseH reess, eN3 fb1s bslzHHaea aH&E ia
&xsn1 eeuero c3 e1e Eseg ~ - w, 5es
khpwn shas shs esssss3a ssnz& - ss,si i -
WeFk 81 eif theeea &o NzE$ 5&H Eh6fHS<2I$ M
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pesssnss g ssaee ssesa VIZ tnsss ossa
ss51 Easw wkss HlisSa1 Is Ssl psIsaka1 Ssssx
We askea o1f nei4A1er @A.lsgs a. eia ssises
sasiiss,
= xpe VIII nna euk neleA AAe<s xfs1 per hets
1MH halls FeaE nn1 ehe E&&tls hz&ns Ta Waz5#
sa&e 70 feng p esgiatn. xen VIII sae. bg nr&
lnsgi1s ilsg 90 peoEis saeksa razsesa
esE naTc1s Baloa Pr sasnsiss. Issds : spssslss
We rsn ahssa With ~ y il,s ssas. go, a. y.
sklss ~ ny eoss: Z.
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thas year ekilarsn have 4: psslsas9 aazess sss
evafr ose be obAasant 10 slin mFi1tasx a
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fIaSress is plaes of fsS @nzsa Hest& As
sssI5ssd no.
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Wills fhe gogernsr SpssEneneaa la EIlhl1
49, 49, ~ tre ss.naas.tn sfhe xoad ~ Ifs
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-03

CAPITAL VERSUS LABOR.


on she sztl 81 January, th Hon. 3. q. Q 4
L.aSnar, u Azississippi. sDeks In the unassd
Stnses Esneko Ia opposition 70 the xenunisiznr
ellen of silver. Ffom his address, which i
puhlishsd IN fnll in che New yoxk Werl& cf
thn 2Ssh, ana whioh has barn psonoancpd by Old
MaahlnEtoniana aa one oT chs assOaeeas end
racsk eloqaaat dslissrea IN tho HsHete III nany
years, we sahs the subioiued sxsrses
IL ensweE 10 shoss who nsgned ehst the ge-
raonetiEaeion of siiveE Monlds by inflasin8 che
sSsgtsiS xCseTs = ss sH sivs @ oss sospsa.
aati0m 70 She l0DoEok nnd 14rney AnN tnezNase4
nsena Ae Saying theix &gbt9, he rHRtl9n eAHe
~ ssgss ssss ss sisSsr & shss swS sssssss.
TAe Swo shtngs whsch nse .enat sMee1ea ~
q ehAnRa Ii sAs eaHaaloreinl eonastsen q 2
are lshcr ana rs,a sssases q,
| the Interviewing posicd she price of labor 70
aEocsod ~ The chnnGs OF praoes The tah0reS
sseaiyes The came snaonas e Pay = Which ne ss-
| ted SnEzoncy, while be has 50 p6$ Cor esezy-
thing he purchnocs ~ higher price. ap0.
thsrefoxs, the exchangaehle yatHecf tne meney
| him fewer confcrts than is did bsfors. Lock
at the price Of labor In any Of the tables nhAs
have hesn puhlishod, Ghd on VIII Ind ~ as
firmly ssd e coy law sess ss PSsSSSa sa Sa aDor as
thinG else. Therefore any change which
brings higher price 70 country and annst-
uRAlly rsieea the price, - certainly nslngs ~
the tima heing, hot more eapeeaAllz Will f1ls
! fail 70 benefis she fsrmers OF she South ana
Weat. g x Is Il
He then continued:
No man hss greater respect for the workine
/ wish bsopssd brow and hardened hand snd
4 beat frame from hia struggles with the earth
for she lnhssatenee ot himssls and hie family, !
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-03
CoH.1. Irs6n1 tke Pensacola Gasstse
q cxtraot the fOliuwing:

zs cxtraet the following
we presume thak no other city oe the
also 81 Peisaeola, ia the wide, Wide world,
sean chow such Haet ea Ii now n oUr
harbor. IS cOEnpxfsos q lore than o hundred
and nv vessel -sail and aseaEl g etisi
Eaay e6ms. Oar eaipplBg lsEt does not IN
eIuas vessels coaneing 10 the same dirtEfoty
whish has coast line 81 eight hundred
trafYea ol more. ss0g 6lls at hIley dest ot the
lTsIrt IN aa8thor lss9e Ne shni pnbsseh
r6TiestfnR about che aeee and p0uar6al
NJ k0asS ehas Jerk the hhips aE7d I'm bar
4 The bays
snsacela ana Rcrdlac kSaiireAa =
a ssiss>s = F5i1lIissa lanri rss and tEnngp aftlng
! & ;e'ss ~ syt 81 q nd lnesbtg. An
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