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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-08

CoUssESs' Co,poUND HONEY or TAR has
been so long and favorabIy known that it
needs no cncomium. For coughs, colds,
sore throat, hoalsencss etc, it affords speedy
relief, and is a most pleasant and etiicacious
remedy, honey and tar beng two of its in
gradients. The skill of the chemist and
the knowledge OF aphysician were united
in its preparation, the result being Il com
pound which is the favorite remedy in this
severe climate, and has no equal as cure
for coughs, colds, hoarseness, bronchitis
Group. etc, Use Ccussens' Honey of Tar.
Price 50 cents. For sale by Barclay Bros.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-08

~ GnnSALARY, Permanent statesmen want
E(|l Jed to sell Smple Goods TO dealers No
oppddllng. Expenses paid. Address
y. A. GRANT 4 CO., s. 4, y Il 4 Homo 81, Gin.
cipnstt, Ohio.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-08

CONSUMPTION CURED-An old physician,
retired from practice, having had placed in
his hands by an East India missionary the
formula Of "a simple vegetable remedy, for
the speedy and permanent cure for con,
sumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and
all throat and lung affections, also a posi-
tive and radical cure for nervous debility
and all nervous complaints, after having
tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands Of cases, has felt 1t his duty to
make it known to his suffering fellows.
Actuated by this motive, and desire to
relieve human suffering, will send, free
of charge to all who desire it, this recipe,
with full directions for preparing and using,
in German, French, or English. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp, naming
this paper. W. W. Sherir, 140 Powers
Block, Rochester, New York.
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Eminent Drs. 5. l.. and J. {. Nicblet.

81. Louis, Mo,
Say; Colden'r LgnlG's LrQuID EXTRACT oP BEEF
n "a very agreeable article OF diet. snd particularly
useful when tonics are requires, being tolerated
when other fOflns Of animal food are rcirC.cd. In
DrTnERtA, MALAiuAL 1Yrn III FgyrRs. NEAkSEss
and every depressing disease, We have prescribed 1t
with GREAT SUCCESS, Van Setback Il Stevenson,
druggist, Ggcnts, Chicago
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-15
SutpIeron3.

Serr @Opsrt, &sprdientant BON glepe'
lamb, bat cine @sissssporIase sinssrsi9t,
bic auf bic 8~srwaItuns bss Rir9ensisen'
tbums einen sroBsn ginfluB ausibsn uni
cine Yerdnoeruns Der issisen Praris bsr'
beifibreu wdrbe. 9ta9 bisier Blu mut
aQes @~isentbum elmer 8irde ober firdli'
den @enofsni9aft pom Eruftess uerpaI.
ist werosn. Sober @siiflids, Sii9of oosr
9risitsr, Der iOI9ss Gisentbum ueruaItet,
ut itrafbar, unb omar IN Der SObe BON 200
bis 500 Doll, uub bas @issntbum III
bann aQsn garsn untsrporfsn. Oas
Dayton SournaI" fiblt ii9 gang bsbas.
li9 bel oisiem nsusn Gnsriff sessn bic
Rtrde unb meint, ba bic meiiten RatboIis
Ten Oemotraten warsn. baB f4 bic bemo,
tratiiden WitsIisosr oss 9auiss iibsr bic
@iusabe Der Bill iebr drssrn wiirocn. Oas
~are has @srinsite, aber es 1T elm 2lnsriii
auf bic 3te4te uno Sreibsiten elmer ganBsn
Corporation, unO i9on Der 8srfalsr Der
gtq, Ssrr @ouert, teuuSei6uet ben 8ued
bsrielbsn. Dieter tommt ndmIi9 aus ie.
EbsiIe ObiO's, Der Beitern N~sisrpe,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-15

men gonpentiteIn unb bur& GireuIare abs
sema1t, unb ba munbert f1 bann mauder
8atboIit. baB er BET ben beffes Musf@ten
aIs Ganbibat sesen einen i&wa&en @esner
unterIisst, oft BON ben WttsIisbern Der
eisnsn Bartei ssi9Iaseu uirb. Inter ben
uieIsn @sbsimbinbeu, bic f@ aIe uaebr
ober wsniser nit Der Yolitit befafen, 1T
wobI teinsr, Der bic Guaranteeing Der Ras
iboliten eifrissr betreibt, aIs bic rameri'
tanii9s gQiau3", cine 8erbinbuns Don
granddaughter, Rnownotbinss, Tempers
~en,lern. Sonntassnudern unb puriiani:
i9sn Sanatitern. Sie III nit ibren 2osen
ibsr bas sau,e 0anb aerftrsut unb ma4t
f9 on einaeInsn Der sr6Bern Srts re9t be:
msrtbar. Da 1T Cincinnati /. o. Sn
8orcopolis bat bic rNnians" eiue sanbe
An;abl 2osen unb uadt fi9 re9t fiblbar.
sic beberri1t ba felt Idnssrsr 3eit bic res
publitanii9en gonuentionen in Stabt unb
County. 90 bat bic @sieaidaft isst ben
suten, fdbissn unb sbrIi9en Wapor Woore
nidt wieber nominirt, neil er f9 rpeiserte
Der i9dnbli9sn @eieai9aft bei3utreten.
Dabei itslte IS f1 fIar bsraus, baB unter
9lnberem bic MitsIieber Der yameritani'
i9eu s%lqian3" siueu Glib Ietten
m d ME fIr eineu &atbolis
Ten su T immen ober einen & a;
tboItten fir irsenb Elm Amt u
unterftiten. I'm Stsle bes Germ
Woore wurbe nun elm WitsIieb Der auian3,
9err Saeob, als @anbibat fur bas Imt bee
Wapors in Der &Snisin bes Weftens aufse'
felt u. erudbIt. 5err Wi9ael @rottp, bel
Ganbioat fur ben &atb Der 6ffentli4er
8auten mar, wurbe In Der republication r
Convention nur bebbaIb sei4Iasen, neil e.
&atbolit mar. Oas Sreiben Der 9ebeim
binbIer psrbient bic Aufmertiamteit be
RatboIitsn In isbr bobem @rabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-15
SubtIdum.

Sn Setrsff bes SubiIaum's bat Der 81.
Batter am 20. Ssbruar burd bic Posniten:
tiaria ertIdrt Ser pOatommene sSubild:
umsabIaB tam udbrenb Der SubiIdums3eit
3wsi obsr mebrsre WaI seuonnen uerben,
70 oft man ndmIid bic iHr @er;nnuns bes
slbIafss uorssi9rtcbeneu Bebinsunsen er:
fault. Daburd 1T iebsr i'm Stanbe, ben
slblaB siuu,uI fir N9 ieIbit unb elm Obsr
mebrere anOsre MaI fir 8srftorbene firs
bittueiie Su s%suinnsn. Do9 fOnnen bic
gsi4tuater bic fpe3isus goIImadt su aus
BsrssuObuIi9en abiOIutiOnen, 9eIiibOe
llmpanbIunssn unb Dispsniationen nur
E Emma | benz Y0nitenten ~seseniber In Der
SubiIdumsbsit anwenben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-15
&athpltfhe RirAen 4aIenber.
SsIus tOmmt BEL sri&IOhsnsn 5barsn.- Sob. 20.
&oupt. BEN 20. gprtl Sulpitius, e.
4Gtuns tbr &atboIifen {!
Bic Stimme hes brrF. pius TX.

SIN uuiern Easen i1eint bic 8oriebuns
Der tatboIi'dsn 8refie cine b~efonbere Wtti:
Ron sesebsn su babsn. an ibr 1T es, bic
@runbidss Der Srbnuns unb bes 9lau'
bsns bort, mo bieielben berriden, 81 beruabs
re, unb fe ba su perbreiten, mo 9ottlos
feteit unb cine talte @IeidsiItist.it btes
ielbsn IN 8ersefenbeit seratbsn lteBen. -
Btus TX. tn einem S9reiben BON 1851.
@ir sriu9en gle i~nitdnbisit allen benen
NIT eurem suten @ilen unb eurer CUNT
betsuifeben, bic nit @eiit besabt unb nit
seniisenber &enntniB ausseriitet, f4 on
Ste Grbeit MAIDEN uno Binder uub Seituns
gen our 8ertbeibisuns unb gerbreituns Der
tat5olti6sR 9sbre perOffentIi4en. - @ncps
eIica gius TX.
QaBt Nidts unueriu9t, wobur4 uniere
Ssilise &sltsion unb ibre beiliame 9ebre Tn
Sen 8ereisistsu Staaten weiter perbreitet
uerben %fSnnen, bamit p~ertrrte @aneere,
auf ben redten 9fab 3uridseleitet werber
iR6ssn.-S9reiben 9ius TX. or bic 81
f96fs Der Q. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-15
Sariorse Der STRIDE fur TIRE
QinOer.

8ie bic tatboIiide Rirde fir bic ibr I'm
seborigen iorst, 3eist fe uns on einem be,
arabsritdmme, bic 0fli5 bss Sorbans
aIs 5ir.en mt ibren 5eerben ibr Qeber
frifen. Gluer bisier Stamms betennt Rt
gum tatboltiben @lauben. Set Sabren
bat sr einen eissnen B~risiter, Elm StaIiensr,
Der sSabr aug Sabr elm nit benz Stamme
siebt srb fur bas SssIsnbsit iorst. Sf
elm Stit 9anb absepsibet, siebt Der Stamm
meter. am nsuen 9aserpIate wirb bas
Belt aufsei1Iasen, bas sur Rirds bent,
Der GItar srri9tet unb am nd9ften Wor.
gen bic 81. Wsiis ssleien. Wdbrsnb bic
9serbsn peiben, unterridtst Der grieiter
Die Sussnb in ibren 9fi9ten sssen Soft
unb bic Wsni4en. Seoes Sabr gsssn bic
9barpo9e la9ert Der Stamm an ben lferu
bss Sorbans. 9lnfauss Der bsiIisen @o9s
t6mmt banu Der Qrisiter bod 3u &oB i'm
8sbuinsnansus, bic 2unse uuf Der S1uItsr,
mad SsruluIsm. sSbn bssIsiten bic 6dupt.
Iinss bss Stammss. @sp6bnli4. fteist er
i'm gces bono ab, Siebt ieinsn Bsbuinenans
aug aus, bas prieiterli9e @epanb an, Ct
betdtst, fsisrt @rlnbonnerass unb Char.
frsitas nit ben Brisitern, empfdnst bic bI.
Dele unb am Slterionntas 3iebt e. uisber
su ieiuem Stamrne binaus ans anbsre
1fer bss Sorban's, I'M bort NIT ieinen
Bsbuinsn bas 81. Sfterfeff uarbis su bes
.ssbsu. Oils 3si9sn ibrsr S9tuns brinssn
BEL Der @sIeseubsit bic Bebuinenbduptlinse
ibrem giidOf, benz patriardsn pom Ssra.
iaIem, Swei pradtuo0e 9fsrbs. Batsr 3.
8ispsr, uon Notre Dame Don Sion, Der
bier auf elmer Ranbrsiis i'm Wsftsn 1T, um
rlntsritiSuns fur ibre 0%aiienanitaIt 3u
iammsIn unb benz mir fir bieie RittbsiIuns
bantbar finb, i9iIbert sieie S6bne Der
@lfte oils quite &atboIiten unO nobeIs
Rdnner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-15
9raurt8e 3uftdnoe tn 9eutf6s
lauO.

gIs Der beutl9 : frans5Flde Rrisg 3u
@unften Der beutftsu &s9ieruns enoete,
ba mar Jules poa bes SubfIs. Gin .beuts
idss. sinisss Rsid" mar entfanben, Der
vgrbfeinb" mar ssidIasen. unb ais Sies
ger, oils bic = Brinser Der Sreibeit", 9laubs
ten bic mutbissn Rdmpfer pom S4Ia4t'
feISs beim Su sisben. Ssitbem fae nur
uenise Sabre uersanssn, aber bas beuti4e
Bolt bat pieIe. ruenn aud traurise @rfab'
runsen seiammsIt. Man iebe f@ iett UNI
tn benz f96nsn alien 8atsrlanbe; iibsral
blidt uns bas glsnb entsessn; mo mir bas
auge biuuenben, e~rfennen MIR, baB Wens
idenmdrSe, Msnidenrs9te tn ben Roth ges
tretsn finb. Das Bolt tdmpft, arbsitet,
i9afft unb buIbet unb mirb, 10 LANCE ss fi4
nidt aufrafft, 10 LANCE es fi9 ni9t isIbft
ermannt. feline &etten gu SerreiBen, pom
Gag gu Gag mebr setnebsIt unb Der Srei'
belt uerluffiS.
Wsl4e Nation ioqte tsin WitIeib NIT
benz Solte Der Oentsr baben, bsiien sesens
pdrtise 9uitdnbe nit nadfsbsnbsr Ausleie
aus ben Seitunsen 9etreu mieberSe9eben
finb: Sn Saiel uurben lestes Sabr SOFA
Settler unb 2anbtrei9er uerbaftet, pon
bensn 1881 aus Dsuti9lanb famen; melt
msbr nod ioI9e purbsn iiber bic Srense
3uritsepisien. @dbrenb osrie!ben i3eit
usrbaftete bic Yerner Polilei %. 2ls Gaub;
itrsidsr unb 2euts obue glusweis II. i9idte
ie auf ben S9ub, fat Iautsr Oeuti4e.
0as vYeIinsr Gasblatt" meIbet, baB
in Berlin binnen brsl Wonaten 5000 gres
cutiontu psssn Decentralization uorse'
nommeu purben OaB mebr ais bic bop'
petite 3abI bOrtiSer 8IefuSeidaftsIeuts I'm
8antsrottpsriGbren linb, Ooer nabe Saran;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-15
Sfermor8en.

Spnnsnf6sin auf sriinen 8luren,
Sn benz Ssr3sn Spnneni&sin
SfsrmOrssn, Sfsrmorsen!
Wel&ss Slid, elm Gbriif au isin
He~ubssnabst, aeussbOrtn,
Rsiner ais bas Simmelsselt,
Bon benz 2ii6 bss perm su tpanbeln
Sn bic ,siEs 8iblinsswelt,
@o has gsil6en auf ben @riiftsu
@eibrau6buft BEN 5imme treut,
9autss 0sben in ben eiiften
Gid Der aufsritsbuns frsut.
Wit Der bplepsriinetsn @rbe,
Tit bes 8riiblinss Slitben&Ur
Sauh,e, lisbsntaammts Ssslt,
Sau6;s bsinsn Dant smpor,
SsiBsn 9anf benz 8nabenSOlen.
Der fur bid erffanbtn III!
SfsrmOrsen, Sftermprsen
Sp6sslobt Irt Ssius &brif!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-15
Die sebeimem 1eieai6aften &C,
gen Ole &atboHfen.

8aB bic Witsliebsr Der ssbsimsn @e.
fsIfdaften bic sei4pOrensn Ssinbs Der
Ratboltten iinb, 1T binIdnsIi5 bstannt.
Bsr BEL ben @abIsn feline aufmertiamteit
auf isns 2sute binIsnft, pirb balo bemerten,
SaB iie INNER lbrs Ebdtistsit uuf bic Sbri.
GEN concentrirsn unb fino &utboliten ais
Gauoioatsn I'M SeIbe, aass tbun perben,
nm oteisIbsu su bieten, men elmer Der
Sbrissn sssea i'm aufseffslt 1T. 6reiIi4,
tie fnb nidt 70 bumm, biss an bic srOBe
@LNfe su banssu, bas wirb In ben ssbsis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-15
fastsn 9irtsnhtisf
bts bp&w'ftn 8ii&ofs
Richard GiInOur ID. ID.
pon 9IepeIanb.
[S&lub.l
@emii1te Chen.

Wir minen eu4 fernsr Dor ssmii9tsn
Chen warnen. Oieislben wer6sn ni9t
allein pom Der Rir4e miBbiuist, iorSsrn
finb aud fur ben fatbOIii4en GbsiI ssfdbr.
LID. OisisIbsn finb aud unssissIi9, unb,
rpsnn obne Dispsns NIT elmer unsetauften
Ysrion einsesanssR, null unb ni4tis.
SoI9e Chen fino sewObnIi9 cine Nusls
pom llnfrieosn unb uneinisteit, seben ben
&inbern sroBes glsrserniB uno enbsn &c,
w6bnIid bamit, taB Der tatboIii6s GbeiI
lou pirb obsr bic &inbsr ben @laubsn per,
Iisren. Gin GROCER GbsiI Der swsiten Rad'
tOmmeni4aft FOLDER @bsn pirb gang CLAUS
bsnslos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-15

bic fd BON ieber bur9 beiOnberem 6anatiss
mus unb miIoe 8srbifenb:it ssSen a0es
&atboIiide ausse5siduet bat Del9en
Rusen iou tieieS @eies brihSsn3 Sene
traurisen Scsnsn uno uerberbliden 8ors
aduse, bic bas Gruiteepeien Defenders tint
. itsn, uamentIib in philadelphia, erseuste,
BON Neuem berbst AZ fibren.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-08
Cape Ann COdfishing.
fCape Ann Advertiser. |

Not many months ago party of Bos-
ton gentlemen came to this city and went
on fishing party. Some of them got
pretty jolly, one in particular, who, seiz-
ing one of the Goldfish they had caught,
walked up the wharf. He soon espied a
veteran fisherman who was saving wood,
and, under the impulse of the moment,
fetched him whack across the face with
the Goldfish. In moment he was So
bered. The generous impulse Of noble
heart throbbed in his bosom.
He felt that he had done mean, un-
gentlemanly act, and he meant to atone
for it then and there. Taking out $40
bill, he proffered it to the veteran, say
ing, "Accept this, and let it wipe out any
recollections of the cowardly blow l
struck you, as l did not mean to do it,
and am very sorry for it." The veteran
took the bill, his face beaming with min
gled astonishment and delight, and, max
ing bow, remarked: "See here, stran-
ger, you can wipe me over the face all
day long with Goldfish at $40 lick! l
don't bear you mite of ill-will, I don't.
/ rather like your style. When are you
coming again?" And that settled it.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-08
A Cows Victory Over an Ailig atOr,
i... IAmericus (Ga.) Republican,

On last Saturday a man here was look
ing for some of his hogs that he had
missed for several days and had neared
the river, when he heard COW below
ing. Upon going to the bank of the river
and looking on the opposite side he saw,
on sand bar, an alligator, a COW and a
calf. The alligator had the COW and calf
between itself and the river. He made
dart for the calf, when the COW rushed
between them and fearful fight en-
sued. While this was raging the calf
got into the woods and faced about,
bleating plaintively.
The alligator was not more than seven
feet long, and struck at the COW furious
ly with its tail. The COW avoided as
many of these blows as possible, but yet
received quite a number, one Of which
knocked her rolling over for about ten
feet. The alligator rushed upon her
with open mouth, and tried to seize her
by the nose, but she was up in time to
catch it upon the horn under the throat,
and threw it over backward, and before
it could get another lick at her, or de-
fend itself, she was on it ag lin; tossing
it high into the air, it fell into the water
with splash, and did not venture to the
shore again. The COW, after rushing
around looking for the enemy, ran to her
calf and made tracks through the woods
for heme, looking back occasionally to
see if she was pursued.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-08
was performed in Illinois, where Mrs.
Lewis parents were then living.

1t was extremely painful and induced
excessive bleeding, but was unsuccessful.
For twenty years more the she'll re-
NAMED in the ear, completely obstruct-
ing the passage. This summer, while on
her homeward voyage across tie Allan
tie, Mrs. Lewis was one, day seated on
deck, engaged in picking with pin the
ear which harbored the she'll. To her
great joy and surprise she found that the
she'll which had SO long been firmly fixed
was loosened, and that it moved under
the pressure of the pin. She worked
away at it in great excitement for few
minutes, and at last the long-imprisoned
shell was extricated. A surgeon on board
the steamer was greatly interested in the
case, and declared he had never in his
life heard of such all experience. Mrs.
Lewis still keeps the shell, and shows it
to her acquaintance when telling its
story. ft
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Mrs. Jennie Lewis, the well-known
resident Of Reno, has just returned from
a trip to Europe. During her absence
she removed from her ear a shell which
had been lodged there for over thirty
years. Mrs. Lewis says that when q
child she was holding a small shell TO her
ear and trying to hear it "roaF." While
SO doing the shell, which is hardly q
quarter Of an inch in diameter, slipped
into the passage Of the ear. Efforts to
dislodge it was unsuccessful, and only
drove it farther in. It remained there
for ten years, causing occasional pains,
when surgical operation for its re-
moval was attempted. The opsraSiea
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brave Marie had sunk down into that
dangerous lethargy, the foreruuner Of
death. Both were carried off safely from
the glacier, brought to the cottage, and
restored to animation. -, ..
Surgical aid was promptly procured for
Henri's fracture. His vigorous consti-
tutions soon rallied under, careful treat
ment. As for Marie her over-excited
feelings occasioned long and dangerous
illness,
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This Is the season when the young man
on $4 a week walks confidently past a re-
freshment saloon, saying to his girl that
it is too cold now to eat ice-cream. She
may say, "Yes, indeed" but II in avid
moment she should add that birds On
toast are good, Che young man will be
willing to sell himself for q nickel. 81 s.''
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BALTIMORE a OHIO. VIA PARkERSBURa,
Depot, Pearl and Plum.
, 1879-08-03

challenges will soon place him on . par with
''shocSy" or ''Fiak" or his other aliases. Mr.
l.. who 1s doubtless very good player, could
posslhly command the respect OF all players BY ac
cepting the challenge OF Mr. Charles F. Barker,
py Keeping silent and issuing no more useless cha!
lenges until be has defeated some player with
record, feat be has failed to accomplish
denly elevated to the dignity Of ''Champion
Of tue Northwest without ever having
defeated single frst-class player therein!
10 not Intend to nsiuuate anything against his
various competitors, but with the exception of Mr..
Cook. Of Detroit (loDg since the retired liat),
ana Nf FonVille (whose greatness has passed} he
mas not defeated single lrst-class player, and his
record is not equal to that OF Samuel Siegel Dr..
furcel!, the Indiana champions. While We cheer
fully admit that Mr. Gree,llee has improved Won
desfully OF late years, and hail him as the coming
champion Of the Northwestern Suites, we still in
elst that he should irst crosB swords with such
players as uutzler> Fitzpatrick, Siegel. ffcfter,
orsls. Wcstsake, Johnson Graham. Purcell, and
many others. whose records ahead Of his. be-
Tore assuming TO- be entitled to championship
honors. II Mr. Labadie desires to possess tho
challenge toaering expenses and forfeit) to Henry
Antzler; or Cincinnati. whom the Western players
Will think, Unite IN nalnin. their representa-
tive best prepared to defend that title ut the pres
ent time, uHd who. with his acknowledged ability
ana experience as natch PLAYER, would prove a
most worthy opponent for the e1-champi0p OF
Canada: should match take place. the writer
would like to offer small part towards the stake.
anu have no doubt many OF the Western players
would not hesitc one moment in following bis cx-
ample. Hoping that hereafter Mr.. Labalie will
onef more substantial matter for serious thought
ano nctton. remain, yours tr1lly,
A WESTERN PLAYER.