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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-09
EPISODE OF THE CRIuEAY VAR

In his wind shaken tent the soldier sits,
B"sjd" ham nart~ an oil lamp -makily.
Whose dim light gloOrns and nickers on the
sheets
81 rushing paper that with eager cvc-
And heart, intent hs r"ad~- NoW with a smile
The HaA"H bearded ~UHbuTnf fac. hgli- Up
\ smile that Ia the SMILING bf'ssi- pain
Within hl- yeaEHinE heart tGc GENT" hand
That those sweet, loving words hath traced,
viii be
Iycr again in hi- protecting clasp
fntHiu ~ Who can tell He run but Mss
NifG Wild INTENSITY th. page 'hat hand
Hath touched. Bach HHr. each word read and
r. read.
~ last there h. no more. With ~ inning ewes
IL l"sk-, and drinks her uaInS into hi- -pui.
- -er thu~D iir'~ with pencil widely rulosi.
NHore largely sprawl hig lrtt"r- h"lplc--ly.
IS hat DO they SAY, those baby character.
" Loved Papa.
when win sou COINS home again.
Ny own dear papa
A. he read this the tent 20 him 2ruw- darker.
Hi stronger hand tT"Uiblc-, and III" hot tear
In hi- blue eye. and blur the struggling
What ned to soc. Thc words are stamped
uBpu
His heart, and li. Who'll" soul doth feel them
Tho vIuI ora gu-'y viuy- sweeps ly. and To-
WITH &c. Wild VOICE. hi- child sweet treble
Ia ar--ut- family clear.
IoN"a rapa.
Wien viH you come home agains
Nj "vud raT papa
And nov bi- head b. bowed into hi hand-.
Fl- bTaN" heart Tor % moment seems ." climb
Into hi~ Throat and ch"E" him. IiaIk what
sound
Thus sharply Heaps um"ug. ana -laz- the sd
Wind voices OF ID" autumn night, with ~hrill
And sudden blast IH" Hugi' call To arms "
And startled Sleeper, al IT. n"rc" appeal,
HAT dreaming clutch th'ir -woTi-, and gasp
ing wake,
IL. -. -... b.. L.. .--.;. ~ a...Gs
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-09

last long. She had been growing weaker
during the summer. and when the cold
blasts IF November came she died
Grace wep; ~piteousiy EVER the tiny.
wasted corpse, regardless 81 the reprooi.
II her neightor-.
You suldna cry that way for the
craihur. Grace. an cou KNOWN wha;
she was" said Mr.. Rooney, severely.
IL dinns care what she wa" replied
Grace. giving Way tn fresh tear. Sur
] ha' nur-e-i her. an fed her, an walked
for her all these five years"
IL Wa a hong time before her grief
wa quite sofiened-longer siill before
Elias history ceased Ia b. winters
tale at R0.hine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-09

- blessed Iay'flat Iis, q golden i'll"
tlr-n,rI HF a.IruGlr-- sky and sunny ~'a.
If.-f mod iu, vaEr-ri tam, that rudi'--ly
Iu't InHu'' about u--vcll might thy d"cl
-fu8l'
Dur u.auci souls into h'li'i hc-ruilc.
Tho earth U.r, tuned TO sweetest harmony,
~ drank of passing peace. and should -" free
Prom iaI.'- dark f'fup--j tor % little while.
IN flny. uarug fnT the p]:pu'"-t star Of all
That -ulwfurfIu- hang uu high, lIic'~ icV"rr'
Slow
Fora br.f hHuT "iiEr- with ~uch g"utl" fall
Past ttr f.ir blossoms 81 hIrl beside, n blow.
That rH l'- r,Ir, iuI heart uUr1ifll"d shin"
JE" widespread heavens ElIcl with God
breath divine
Sf,suyy Sf.y,,s
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-09
of Boots and Shoes: If =,

Care of Boots and Shoes: If prop
erly cared for, boots and shoes will last
nearly twice as long as usual. Put the
new shoes in n plate or dish and pour
into it enough boiled linseed oil to cover
the soles, not permitting it touch the up
pers. The oil causes the leather to re-
sist moisture, preserves the thread, If
sewed. and u the pegs to swell. if
pegged. Give the uppers a good coat
ing of neatsfoot oil and tallow. Never
allow them TO stand too heal the fire, or
in a damp place.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-09

To take out fruit stains, rub the part
On each side with yellow soap: then tie
up a piece of pearlash in the cloth and
soak well in hot water, or boil; after
wards expose the stained parts to the
sun and air until removed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-09

The New York CommSrct1l iir.T-
user suddenly cNclsims 1--WE propose
that the prettiest faces in America be- -
lected for the sdornment # postage
stamps. Every body i tired # booking
At podgy old Secretaries and mu-;y-
looking Presidents"
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-09

Thar Qaiuine vii cur. Calls and Fever 10
well known. Put 70 iss'rznEe that the other FEB
nfu > prime pies coBtaiuei IN Peruv Al bare Ers
n - powerful than Qgiuine, and % not Vrp
Gice sny ~annOving bad syIaLtoms Ike buEE-
Ing In The ears This fact is proved ~ Dr.
2. Wtiho.t's Auti-Periodic or Fever and AEUs
Tonic, which - q preparation % Peruvian
bars. without Quiuine. According % the deC4a-
ration % its proYrietOrs. Whe.Iook. FInlAJ &
Co. Of Nv Orleans
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-09
HI~r> roE rBr HOUSEHOLD.


,
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a. pee ~
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t-~f. Vuf fa'r Asi
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p
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= ''l @ 80
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=
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.
tSh 'H'"a'f IA+F -'. ~
aHs hard. Nh.'- A-h.
ptr-r' Aai inF from H '-
IsH;i % ~4.r '-ht '.HiH'H r.H
i.-- m uuis c1-p i''Lf i..#
~ai fr'rA a. ta' A.Hi' N's's." q"
ehH"d'r isA, "l' pa
rHs1ns la'" ih' - aN" fs "'''"h
iui" >li'f~ i"' rtf7' "a" 'a''H' '.i
open q dozen % H"ti'F 'ff'A'T~ 'th
Oh" HEFHn> Hai "4 iE' A'a" i. .H
nearly a- pa. isi. H- a" q 'a''' 't N-
then e layer II fH'sia N.iH ~'..
the ONIONS, '7'ih F1" IHa if'Ti- $500
ui'l" pepper ana SAT- i''f@i
hall Il ih' ingredients az, "-,'l. '.
scatter over bali - ih' i.l'I pore '"'
- h.'> III! COVER "ih q layer - '.A.N
"r>- Layer ih" r"mAl"d'' ~ ih' .'r'N
der a. h'i1T' Win ihr p"'fA anu ,''
r~- "u top cover one, and q hAi "AA
cold water ami i"'i -'"" '.' h.t
SIR in q cap ~ cream - non N.-A }'-.
before ~-r''ns j. j. '">i q. H" '-''
Alt and pepper 'pHHn-'s VINO
in- The lat'r-. a. ih's can '' A'A''l ~
needed when ''Hf.
-pu,-m,al j.. fus~l 4 .u-a, strength
and nutrition. hayin. claims in &c. I-,.
Ter known and mon, widely used thau 81
j. NJ present. Of much s~.r,ir, ~ Is
Er,iu-fai. IL contains rh.-rha-.-
runu.b 10 Lee. "A man DOING aa ordinary
amount Il h~aiu-u.rk 800 --.i L,sitl
and ,i-,r Al medical au'harri,. ur.,.
in ia. r@ujriyu that. eaten with mia. b.
Il. , r.rf--f fool. and. having an 'U.
r.gui-t,. for IN, r-,p.r d.,,.uum,n, a'
IN, .y-,.m f., f., pr.-,ufu.ufN u..fs'
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-09

ALL who have used SGfaOnal Tss; ssT u
makes whittier, swe~teT and better nre2l IDS
cults. etc. thar any other yeast Tr l.
CHEw Jaeksnn'. Bet -wee; Navy Toharrn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-09
IFARN tories.
FAKN usgTN1

Therr = 81 pr1rtSrN farm gur~frsa =
NOR ~iInpur+Ans~ - Z. n pr-~rat thau.
4. Hos shAIl ~ f~ucp car farms NJ
farmer. arv o1f e Nl iimh-r, ard ~
NAV cu~nrlusie thai th~ dzss e the w
gIniA f~n~e arr uumt-r~l W no.s3
noS r-grrt 4. 81 -hii- e Ia. -~~i q
r--i p-grTzs~ arri 80 The a--st f-.- al
thing considered. Or tin pssn-~. t Be-
haTtlly -ui,si g. tia. 49, . ~AtsAur-!
risa- in ~asrIrulIBr- VIA: .tsL ur
Substitute isr is = ihe question >hzl
. - hstsy~, Ntu- u- ha~t.s Az
tw-nty var rNT-u~nc~ urh h-dEp.
| am not iuclin-i - asly--st~ that tass
b. planted g. mn-h rNfTut I s~
fence require ts-o much labor - A~P
Il iu >haT-. ami that lAh-5r o,us-s 80 t-r
bu,le~; time, u hen crpps n. demand ~
AL attention & Tho f-ulrr- \ lu5t"l
amount # h-ziS- on line i.no. r -iH.-
siblc, but ;pr division frugs~ o {. satlrr
J, uE,ut-i- All DIVISION irlor- vg ths
farm sbuuld H. mpycd ever Is t,a-
- a. - p!Iw Mp thu uri irsrr
rp~. and A. u TAX, sf-ssf rt,
wear - grow bsd-.. 80 a. g. aGskr q
god fcna-. when q l. grown E ma-'
stand ! have had over p YEAR yNF
r-nc- With h-igy-. and hal, upu Is bali
mil" oi god h,vlsr. n.ariy s1 year. a.t
on Iny farm. but would not tax a- a
gi:i-all rrsdy {" turn -tpa s-au.lhsr
bali mile nor, with NV Prr-rul An"w.-
-ig-, would | plaui = rsi & E 4 ! had
one | believe that the Use q ware fry
fencing l., destined Io iusrya~ isrsy.s 20
the futurr. although There ar some un-
j~r-tIpu> 10 D., but | hss, mot hat ,Np--
rrncc enough wiki Il either 20 RECON-
mend or condemn D.. Il D. pruhahir thai
hoari- viii. for maHy year e. come, i-
the material from which thu tglk 4 nlg
fence viii be- made. II tti, j. The yA~
W. need - make ih, matter ui l-,tri
fence i -'udy 4 good board fence j.
a. economical s. fence A. can ur rJ..r.
but, Il mudr IT ,Jpry oak post, aHi
beach or buaul~, u Vii prove
the most expensive and least satisfactory
If any. II J. au uhl,~-riuu fn board
fence. when u-.i - diyIda hrit.. thai %
can not be- novel Had, J. Br,srH. e..
f~gUry Utugg fyf-4E4
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-09

-One-half of this world don't know
what the other half take in their soda
water.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-09

Mrs Orgy.

ox-xxDa txee<sx n~1=g ~. s2 "a t~s
Tor $40 R~ 80 ~ ~s nreT 2
go . rsae go = H19~z - 0~-rs $500 49,
ssa -~@aE Tc<a . - ZS %&1~ = y1z ss8tAs
UfS~a &yyap 1Ea y1w sES&A 1850 A@~
49, - 1s~z<T 1zz- h~ G@zNE . s@
Nz.1ke z~z<&< Ha z1zE 1- az@4 So
o1E
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19
NOTICE. or SUITS COMMENCED.

mo THE FoLLowIN0.NAxED OFFEND
i ants. and 70 ell owners OF of claimants TO
the rs.l es ats AID improvements thereon. or
improvensnts wh. sssessso sspsfstsiy, IN tne
hereinafter describ d. known ana nnkpcwn
You are hereby notinsd that suits hsve been
commenced IN the Ju.tices Court Of Township
No. 8. Storey county. Nevada. BY the st.te OF
Nevada, plaintiG, against earh OF the dsfsndants
hereinsiter named, and each of the iollvw.
ipp.ds,cribed trscts or parcels Of land with
the improvements thereon. and lmprovemenis
when separately a--essed. and Ill ev ners OF or
claimants TO III sams. known or uDfao sn, 70
receiver the lax and dslinqueucy sssss,ed 70
.sid defendants ssain.t saii psopsrt'; ioI ne
A. D. is1s, and ending December 81. 4. D. ie1s.
and thai summons has been duly tssesd In
each case, And you Are further nopfed that
PuuoD5uDuuVUog1D4 enswef eeSy0p>N
nled IN aid Court on or before the 18th day Of
August. q. .. 'isn. .t the hour o. II clock
against you and the real estate and improve.
nents therein described, for the amount OF tax
and delinquency specified and costs OF suit
Nams. .,,,,... Tas osd Delinquency.
ID, HeaRsrty--Tax and delinquency on
part Of lot No. Il. block no. l.. range -
Gee Les--Tsx and delinquency on n feet
Of lot No. 8. block No. o. range q. and a.
po,t. '1prG,s%insa s.%iisSn Iinin.' O.. sorpo
tiop--Tax and dslinquency on lot No. V
81. block No. ], range b. and Improve
nsnta. a.......~...... .... ....,. ~ w
J. p. Xdams-Tax and delinquency, on
part OF LOT u. block I. rangs Z, and =, "a
improvemeno........ ....... iW
R. J. Hamil,on-Tsx and dslinqusney on
lots IN and -, block o. range O. =,
p.nnls oaSiwTsa .od d:i,sau:ncy on
the norih, part Of lot 10. block q
range d, AID Improvements. ......... u 70
Chonts n ming Co. .--Tax and delinQuncy oa
ON land o. d improysmepts west OF lot
%. block Q range D.... ..........:.::. SoW
4t-,t ~ io y'ic j.. b. HAkHls, ~
District Attorney. Storey Co., New.
vlrgtris, New. July u. is16 'su tyta ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19
That Barrel.

Juss . the last rays Of the setting sun
wsrs gliding the spires and whitewash-
ing the back Kitchens Of Detroit the
other afternoon. o man and . barrel
were discovered at q stairway on Monroe
avenue. Hs was . small man and 1t was
q big barrel. and pedestrians who saw
him looking up the stairs and back al
the barrel inferred that 1t was his inten-
ton to elevate 1t to the third story. But
how7
"I'd rig Q tackle and pulley in that
third story window" said the first man
Who halted. That's your easiest way.
and there's no danger Of accident"
He leaned against the lamp post to cal.
culsts on the length OF rope and the lift
ina powsr required. and along came
second man who took In ths situation at
Q glance and said: ~
"Go and get some scantlings fourteen
feet long aud lay 'em on the stairs. Then
two men can roll that barrel up thors as
slick - grease"
The little man looked around In help
less sort OF way. and q third man came
clustering up and called out:
"Wapt 10 get that barrel up stairs,
oh : Well. nov. fasten your pulley a'
the head Of the stairs and ten men down
here can snake that barrel up in no time
whsrs's your tackle2"
BY this time the crowd had increased
to twenty, and was pretty evenly divid'
cd bstwsen q dead lift through one ol
the front windows and pulley at the
top Of the stairs. but the man who sug'
Rsstsd the skids had Q very loud voice,
and was determined to carry his point
Taking Of his coat he said:
"I know what I'm talking about. and
! say that can skid that barrel up there
alone. You Just waita minute.
He creased the street to an unfinished
building and returned with q couple ol
two BY two scantlines. and laid them on
the stairs, and the crowd now numbered
hfty.
You want this barrel on the third
door. do you 2" he asked the little man.
"Yss-but-but"
But what p
"why, I was waiting for my wife to
Ret the clothes horse out Of the upper
hall. She's all ready now. and III take
IL up"
And the little man shouldersd the bar
rel and trotted briskly up stairs between
the skids. Il was empty !-Dstroa Free
Press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19

A GLAsoow minister was recently
called In to see man who was very Ill.
After hnishing his visit. a. he was leav-
ing the house. he said to the mans wife:
"My good woman. do you not 60 to any
church at alli" "0h. yes, air. We gang
70 the Barouy Kirk" ''Then why in
the world did you not send for msf
Why didn't you send for DIR. MacLsodf'
"Na, M. deed ma We vadua risk
him. Do 70 ken It's dangerous case
Of typhusi"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19
AY BOY.

III bON.
4 utsjs crib In nolhs-,s room.
a hfts fscs with baby bloom.
AIissb head with curly hair,
Ants voolly dos, . chair.
A iittls while for bumps and cries.
a little while 10 msks mud pies.
A little doubling wonder when
4 Little pair Of hands TO clean.
A littis ball. . top to spin.
Alittis ''ulster" belted In,
A iistls pair Of pants. soms string.
a little BIT Of everything.
A lissis blusterins. boisterols air.
4 little spirit Of don't care.
Alittis tramping od 10 school.
4 little shrus At woman's rule.
4 little odor ofeisu.
A little twilight talk with ma.
A little earnest study. then
4 little counsel grave again.
A little tslh about my girl.
A liftis s1ft mustach. to twirl.
Alittls tone OF jealous fear.
A little hope the vsy TO clear.
A little hnowlsdgs OF the world.
a little self.conceit down hurled.
A littls manly purposs new,
4 little woman waiting true.
A little wedding gay at eve.
A little pans the home to leave.
A litals mother lone q dawn.
a listls Sigh my bog has gone.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19
I.".a 4IUVhuuhNnSOSs
MACHINERY FOB SALE.
FOR SALE,
r .'i -,1 fm- ''-''''s'D' -
Machinery and Buildings
ee -.1e..u. 70 ms .o,a =.
Woodville g. & 8. NJ Go.
sisaassA In Geld Hil nisiss Dis.
'u q '..i. sries, To.wlss 'yu"'t


N(R0T-ONB COMPLETE FRICTION.
oos dirct acting stssm Engine. with sSan.
boxss asd, levers two holstipg drpms TOR
round rope with bores. sole plates and conneo'
tlns levas:two Tubular Boilers, smekeetaek.
breeching. guags cocks. feed pumps. boiler
fronts, grsts bar~, beck plates and doors. COM
plets e set up including oil the brick woyf,
foundation bolts and timbsrs, also two Manila
ropes belonging 70 host. . .rnln
Engine oomplete, With al surface conn ections;
including surface boD ana touI nunoioo Leesot
10 By 10 Inch pump RODS, wltn suspp,ps pnsss;
four Plunger Puppt, sinen a,sTs.e,. p r'ys' ~
stroke. and one l0lncn puS.et rp % IL.
plets. with the steam p'pe belcnging 70 panp
engine. and brick Work around noisn. .
complete (newJ
Fourth -Four Mining Cars, lot ofolc Iee.es
shovels and drills one safety cage and ehaifS
for sams.
pi,th-The Hosting and Pumpine xnEfns
Building (knosn % the new hosting voris).
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19

naTcNTc obtained for mechanical DE-
AJ6NIS vices. medical or otne eom.
800 ~ pounds, ornamental oeeigns
trade marks and lsbels. Cavtas. AseiRnmsnsss
Interfsrsnces, Appeals. suits for lnfIingenn@
and aiI cases afisine undse the PATENT LAWb
promptly ATTENDED 70.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BRRH
ktJtCItu stili. In nOss sssss, Ss 81.
-, = snted By us. B~ine olpo.
site the. Psfent ONE. We can mafs clocf
searches, and ~ ure Patents more peoop0h
sad with broader claims, than thoss Who ~
r~mcts from Hashington. ' As"'~'
Iul1rprnDc sod NJ . modal % Skstsh
|VhNUUOSo Of your device We make
exsminatiers ynx1 or
ouA,ax, md sdviss - 70 pstsntability. fness
Low. snd NO CHARGE UNLESS PArxNT -
SECURED.
We refer TO ofncisls In the Pstsnt onos, -
our clients In every State OF the Unioa. md 70
your Senators and Representative IN Oooefeess
bpscisi references given when desired.
O. 4. SNOW Z 90,
Opposite Patent 0fnos, washingtou, D. o.
rfH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-19

Through Passenger Train for esn fFsnaseo
leaves virginia daily at 2. =. and GELD Hi y
dsys) With lightning EIprsss leaving Rene q
~ arriving q sAn franoisco via Vallejo
ss ii:i0 A. y. on the following day. On Eat
URDAYS conneots only with Overland PAs.
ssaesr leaving Reno q i0s 4. T., arriving q q
Ban Frsncisoo via stockton q Eis ?. =, on ne
sIREPiN8 CAB leaves Carson for s.n ynn:
cisco VIA Vallejo daily Except taturdayyl at
7s6 ?. r. Returning, lsaves Ban francieeo toe
Carson via Vallejo daily lexcept sundsysl
n. n. YHRINaToN. oen1 sspI
Il. NM, GenI Ticket Agent. Do
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-06-15
the prison, where they listened to a new

the prison, where they listened to q new
revelation.
Mary Adams was not dead at all :.
The story which her lover told was
true. Or that night of the quarrel, fear
ing that be might do some rash thing
and really desirous. for the time, Of
getting out Of the way and beyond his
knowledge. she returned secretly to her
house. where she made up small bun
ble Of necessary clothing, and then,
unknown to any one. she crept awav
ard before morning she was beyond the
possibility Of reach or recognition.
Having found . new home in q far
away noun'sirous region, she had not
seen any hcwspaper until she had been
IN her new home. She read the account
OF her own death. and Of the arrest Of
her lover for her murder. with astonish-
ment. and now she haI come to set
matters right.
As fortune would have it. on the
very day of Miss Adams return. an Of
ficer from an insane asylum appeared
in search of an escaped patient, whom.
after weeks OF labor he had, succeeded
in tracing in that direction. He saw
the garments which had been taken
from the body of the dead woman, and
recognized them at once as having be-
longed to bis patient.
The initials. m. A." which had
been supposed to stand for Mary
Adams, we're really meant for Morton
borough Asylu The officer saw Miss
Adams, and declared that if be mad met
her on the highway. or in crowded
public conveyance, he should certainly
have arrested her. Her resemblance to
the patient he had sought ~as WONDER
ful.
And % the truth Vas known a, last.
BY q fortunate revolution Of th+ wheel
light came to Mary Adams. aud her
resppearance upon the scene came with
saving power to William Clsypole.
The lovers went away from tho prison
together. and certainly We have Just
ground for the belief that tho ordeal
through which they had passed had
been sufficient in its terrible experience
to lead aud sustain them in the only
ssfs aud peaceful way of life the way
Of trustful love aud wise fnrbearsnce.
Behold. from this" erie. one, "dsu>
ger of relying upon circumstsntial evil
dencc."
But We beg that ones pardon. The
circumstances did not lie; it was the di.
rect testimony that proved false. as is
very often apt to be the case.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-06-15
ORIENTAL HOTEL
TEMPERANCE HOUSE,

N. LOUIS, Proprietor.
SECOND STREET, SEATTLE, W. Il.
This Hotel is newly built, hard.fnished, and
elegantly furnished rooms in suits or single.
MEALS, % CENTS; LODGINGS, % CENTS
Board and Lodging BY the Week very reasonable.
This house Is conducted on frst-clsss princi-
pies. and every attention will be paid TO patrons.
Baggage conveyed to and from the House free
Of charge.
NO CRlNANEN ENPLOYED.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-07

Among the various methods Of attack
on che South by the furious fanatics Of tie
North, none are more mischieyous and
dangerous than those made under the hypo-
critical guise Of friendship. To The editorial
columns Of the Juue 80. o. S-rHner's JonH-
~ appears a vile and scurriious article, far Of
foul SANDER aud fa,sehocd regarding the South
aud at the same time protesting for the " law
abiding and law-loyiug South a great aui
patrooiziog fricndhness which prompts gra-
eratuitous couusel-thc amount Of which. if
followed, would De leave ;hc political priaci-
Piles Of your own section and join with Us o.
the North in subverting an your liberties aad
trampling under foot an your most cherish
cd Institutions Along with this kindly advise
goes the threat tLa, the South being a uui,
for political purposes Sou,heruers IN this re-
speci make grave mistake as " Southern
solidarity viii be sure o. icsat Northern sal-
darity and the South ,aosr5 chat hat means
for them and their views q national policy.
lie tells Us that murder after murder IS
perpctratoi iu high life with tie coolest blood
aud nobody IS arrested FOR Il. and nothing is
done about IT," Again wc are informed that
these Southern murders give evidence Of o
lawlessness eul degraded civilization much
more notable than any tAat can Je found among
italian wiljs and mountains With true
gentlemanly and christian ..l refaemen;
this civilized citizen Of the North-pro-
Tossing. We believe, 20 De To- holy orders, De-
elares that '' man might as wei I've ia Doh
as 10 a community such as De describes. lie
AsIps 90 the poor creatures now emigrat.ug
from the South % Kansas whose ,rtola story
Is the acknowledged victims Of Northern "a
pacity and election s-leming he hrtears o.
dwell, o. We cal Oh Fred Daus'oss. the
champion Of ,ho oppressed oncs nad De-, re-
Gently a visitor 10 Gle South, 90 give Mr. Ho,-
laad the points, of which be seems O. be amcn-
tably ignorant, regarding ibis terrible story"
and 90 General sherman aaj other Northern
travellers 10 the South 20 ,eil ofal tie deeds of
darkness sni cruelty which they must have
Seen sorcc1 90 witness. aud % which we are sur
2r.sed that uore g them were made the VIC
tims, II Nations OF sections 90 Nations only
possessed the privilege accorded 90 individuals
81 bringing sui, f1r SANDER. and thereby cou-
ing under tbc protection of its own laws. there
would be some few thorough Investigators o.
thosa Gfebo'iraf E,'srlor1s and +ra ----.-.i B.. %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-07
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