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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14


AMoSG the stories going the rounds
about Senator Chandler il ,otie illustra' :
ing his blnn ma.ners. He was much
chagrined at the President s neglect OF
him after tho inauguration, and had
hope for place in. tho Cabinet. In his
disappointment he refused for msuy
mouths 10 go 70 the White. house.
Finally he went. Shortly aitepa trip
home, as II private citizen, he met tie
President, who grasped his hand warm
ly, audi With ati air Of patronage, said
Well, Chandler, ! suppose your old
constituents were glid to welcome you
home again? - f1 a gHH a"
Yes, Mr.. President . Chandler re.
piled, al net ono man who seemed dis
conten.ed. He is itn OIL iKepublicau,
aud taking my hand. on c,ing me, be
said, Chnndlcr, beli6vo you ure AN
honest man; you never did steal any.
filing but the Presidency. nnd that, as
it turns ont, Is only petty larceny. 8
Confidential relations were not resumed
on that day. s.r...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

The Gold Hill Ncurs is responsible
for the following: '.Seven men aud a
big boy hive agreed to stand ready to
catch Bill Gibson or his little sister in
case they should happen to fan in their
threatened tight rope walking perform
nnce this evening at the Pioneer fcsti-
val. Bill sweaIs he will walk that
cable or bust, aud Tor n purse of twenty.
three short bits he, win carry Uncle
George Tnhy on his back. Gibson's
little sister viii carry a barrel OF flour
under each arm and do the Highland
Fling in the middle of the rope"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

FUHTuEE advices from Panama are
to tho effect that the recent storm nt
the ,Istllnus was the heaviest ever
known in that locality. The railfond
is submerged fora dis a SEQ Of iliity
miles. and ii will probably DO two or
three weeks before trains can pass over
IT, Many passengers are GrNitns
transit mt both ends Of the route. All
uative villages aud farns neur tho river
ore destroyed by the flood; tho live
stock drowned and the Inhabitants left
In q starving condition. Relief Is being
sent by boats M fast us possible.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

TnE Carson Appaf' ftrnishes a liu-
.morots account Of a grave proceeding
in that city. il being no less thar tho
trial of one Boses Tor having stolen
tombstone under which slept one Boggs-
ton in the village eemetary. The slab
in question was produced in court and
bore the inscription. ''sdcred to the
memory ofw. Dogsston. Died. January
s, 1856 A jkind father; an indulgent
husband and true man Reqaieseat
in Pace" .llGg Hal au!Ea1 Isi.5ia
Bogss, who appears to have very ably
pleaded his own case. adopted the
following line OF defense: II n man has
hal the use of AZ tombstone since 1856
II strikes ME he's got bis moneys worth.
Beside, this waB blasted lie all over.
Bill Boggston " wasu't kind husband
or an I.indIlgent- tather. He was q
thieving lthfee card monte sharp and
had killed four men. 4 meaner scalla-
wug never was born. When he came
out hero in 10 he used to shave of the
corners of fifty dollar slugs aud pay of
his hands in old bills on the Farmers
Bank OF New Haven" '''' - ~
Bogss odmitted that he was about to
depart for Bodie, aud the name on this
slab being SO nearly his own, he Thought
1t prudent to take 1t along, as by filling
the superhuous final letters. his own
virtues might be blazoned to tue world
from Bodie graveyard.
The Judge; who is evidently destitute
of poetic fancy. but who, nevertheless,
has a strong vein running through his
system, the groupings Of which assay
largely in sound horse-sensej addressed
the jury as follows:
IL ain OF the opinion that there is
too much flowery language used on
tombstoncs, aud scalawhg who amt
decent when he's alive amt 10. be any
more respected dead. (Applause,
Gray asks if fa,tery can sooth the
dull. cold ear OF death. In my
opinion. hardly. II men could under.
stand that the true record of their lives
was to be spread on tho stone they
wonld live better. II tombstoues read
something like this it woult
make tho world better; Her,
lies John Smith, liar, insurer and poti,
larceny thief. Mover Il murderer, be
cduso his oownrdly heart lacked Itbt
nerve to strike A few such inseiip
tions strewfl through srdvo y ard woulc
b go along ways to reform the living. 4
think rs this man is going TO Bodie ",
had better let him take his tombston,
along il he can stand,the cussed bigl
freight" If h1aE. d. .Ia 10
~ The jury acquitted, and tho man viii
leave for Budio mt 10 o'clock this morn
ing on the regular stage. lr1I o' riga.I /.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

TnE iPPeR OF Saturday Gays the jury
was secured in the Pri,chatd trial yes
terday and the evidence for the prose.
cu,ion was nll submitted. 4 strong case
was inado ont by the State, showing
that the shooting whs donc without any
mitigating circumstances. Tho mistress
Of Pritchard who was in The room at tho
time OF the killing was not put on Tho
stand because the prosecution could
place no confidence in her.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

AT Nalad City, Idaho. the Grand
Jnry found q truo bill in the case Of
Roberts, the Utah Northern Railroad
conductor, charged with .ro6binG tile
mail on that road. Bail, said to have
been fixed at S5,OOO, is not yetfurnished i &.
Roberts was arrested at ogden some
time ago on the same charge aud was
discharged, evidence Of completely be-
ing insufficient.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

CoMrTRoLLEG KELLY claims that the
debt OF the city Of New York has been
reduced eight aud half mihcns of
dollars during his term Of Office, com.
mcncing i'll December. 1876. The total
debt Of the city on the LIST Of August
was Sl3T, ,OG0, 900. The rate Of taxa.
tionin the city is two cents and fifty
eight hnSdrcth of cent on dollar for
al puposes. The snm total Of the city
valuation is 81 ,09I ,OO7 ,995. L---.---- !
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

ar the baldwin theatre Saturday
evening, the benefit for the orphan
children Of General Hood rendered by
his old comrades and friends, was a
great success. The house was jammcd,
aud the net profits will approximate
$1,000. In addition to tho regular per.
formance OF Forget Me Not, Captain
JACK Crawford, tho poet scout. dciiv-
cred poem written for tho occasion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14
MEXICAN ....
... T.fsaH n.ar .......r.
Mustang Linjim}leent Lin lee
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

ThislinImCut very mn, ,urtlly originated IN Aucri
-, where Nature provides In her laboratory sucl
nrpriSinE nntidotcs for tho u lladlcs g, her chiI
lrrn, Its fame hns boon spreading Cor - years
, htIInown cncrrhi lit6 i!obItabIe globe. q Il.
Tho Mexican Mustang LnImCrt IL n matches
fefnedy ornii external ailments - mru and beast
- TO stock owners aud Farmers 81 Is Invaluable.
A single botilo often Favcs human lifo or t
Rores tho usefulness OF an excellent horse, OF
VOW. or sheer.
4 e u curcs foot rot, hoof-nii, hollow horn, Rrui
Scrrwwor1u, thouiicrrot, ninnsc, the htes mn
hings OF poisonous reptiles nni insects. and ever
ruch drnwhaek iottocE breeding md bush life.
II cures cYcry external trouble OF horses. sue
- lnmeness, Ecrntehcl, swinny, spralns, foundc,
. wiHd gall ring bont, oic.. etc. ...|
The Mexican Mustang Linlmcnt Is the quickcs
sure ln tho world for accidents occurring In III
family, IN the absence OF u physician, such
burns, tcads, sprnins, cuts, etc, and for rhcurh
0 Hsri, md stiffness ongendorcd by exposure. Ia
tcularly valuable 90 Miners
II Ia the cheapest remedy IN tho world. for
pcnctratcs the muscle 60 tho bone, md q sinsi
appllcptlon Is generally tunlclgnt TO cutc. -.r
Mexican Mustang Ehlintnt IL pat up In thr
siss tf bottles, the larger ones being rruporilJ
. & KY psneh tbs chrapcst Sold everywhere, -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

AT the treasury opening of proposals
TO sell $1,000, 900 skies OF 1881 to the
gorGrnment foE n sinking fund there
were five proposals submitted. aggregnt-
ing 81, ,i70. .00o at prices ranging from
SlO6 35 to SlNG 81. --------
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

GovERSoR IRWIN has certified to the
President and Congress the vote Of
California on the Chinese question. nc.
conpGnying it with tho memorial re.
quired by the act calling for the vote.
A copy has also been certified to each
Cabinet officer and every Governor in
the United States. md to every United
States Senator and Representative.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

BILLINGS and Gauntz. two Of the
Mendicino county outlaws. were cap.
lured ly the Sheriff OF MendicinO near
Chico. Butte county, Billings was
monaily wounded in an attempt to es.
cape, dying soon after. The third out
law, Browne, escaped, but the Sheriff :
party is in close pursuit. ..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

A DISPATCH from Los Angeles says c.
ii. Matlick, one Of the gang Of counter.
fei,ers i'll jill there awaiting the action
OF the Grand Jury, made his escape by
picking the lock Of the jill door.
Officers are in pursuit.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14
g A. S.re,sIng Iutcrcs,.

The lively Interest; eyinced IN mining
enterprise in New fOrS lately aapesrs
toiba extending tn other cities aud ehst
OF the Rockys. both on and off the At.
lantic seaboard and in tho great valleys
westward. The Chicago Niainy R,rbJH
in late ssuslremarks that there ahas
been most radical change in the pub
lie feelings in regard to mining. the
most unobserying cen no longer deny.
II is very evident that new career is
open TO tn e mining Interest of this and
adjoining countries. and that 1t has
started upon new era. with the most
enc uraging prospects in its favor. The
character OF the mining business has
almost entirely changed. and it is no
longer looked upon with suspiclon, or
as being CONNECTED with gambling and
fraud any more than railroads or other
stock companies organized for business.
Transactions III mining property are
now considered as legitimate. and as
much i'll the line OF Regular business, as
dealing III any other property that has
foundation and value upon which to
operate. 1858 .. .r.n-"rl ar.i .a-
1t Is not surprising that business mon
east should have received the impr"s-
sion that mining. on this coast partic-
ulAArly was merely speculative scheme
designed to plundcr the unsuspccting,
and that no transactions in the peculiar
industry could be regarded as legiti-
mate business venture. Until within
comparatively recent date. the invest
ments of eastern men in mining enter
prises on this coast have brought th' III
little or no return and most ventures
have proven disastrous. The reasons why
they have been disastrous are obvious
Operators here appear to rccogui@, the
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

REPRssENrATIvE REAGAN hns issued
notice that the House Commerce Com
nittee will hear arguments Tuesday
either for or against his so-cnllod Iuter-
State Commerce bill. which provides
for regulating railroad rates, etc; by
national authority. This bill pussed the
House last Congress. but failed to receive
action in the Senate. .........s.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

TnE truth Of the reported potticnl
murders at the election in Louisiana,
nrc positively denied, and II is ro.asser..
chat more orderly election was never
held in tho State.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

"Two ladies without any chnractcr!"
was tho lou'l nnnouncem Of stupid
usher n. q fancy ball, who had been
told to announce persons In the chnrac.
ter assumed, aud who saw that tho Ia.
dies in question were in ordinary at
ira
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

TnE Readins;ers. being in majority,
organized both. Houses of the Virginia
Legislature. In view OF the fnct that
everything savoripg of reputation i'll
that State has been charged to the
Democratic parry, it is worthy of note
tha, in the organ zation, all the Reppb-
. licqn members but four, voted with the
Ryadiusters. .... ....-r
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

THE StoeA E1ekdngc exhibiis 4 fefy
natural disgust when it remarks:syii
"The orning papers are again Allied
with that wretchnd slrtsh called soeial
gossip. A general description Of Sny
notable society event is we'll enough,
but the gattomps that are tnade TO de-
isetibe indescribdblo at6iletsi dhd The
comnieuts, rdade Upon the personatut-
llrGctions Of the ladies,7 are abedtd5 Gnd
otfepsiye:.i n,lda M .a.. adi .aanim
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14
DEEPEN DENT,
A GOOD PLAN !

Anybody can learn 10 make money rapidly
operating IN Stocks, 10y the Two lncrfing
RulCs for Success" In McESrs. Lawrence 4
CO. ncw circular, The com binntion method.
which this firm has made 90 succcs-ful Cn.
nblcs people with large or small means to
reap al the benefits nf largest capital and hest
skill Thousands NJ orders. ~ various
sums. are pooled into one vast nmonnt and
co operated ~ n mighty whole. thus securing
lu each shareholder ali the advantage .pf the
largest operator. Immense prohts are divided
monthly Any amount, nom si ln S5,Up. or
more, eau be uscd successfully. MY, Baptist
Weekly Scpicmhcr Nth. 1879. says; ''By Tho
combination syetcm si5 would make sia, ~
: per cent: go pays $50, az per cent; siW
makes si,UD, or 10 per cent. on the stock dur
Ing the month. according to the market"
Frank Icslic's Illustrated Newspaper, june
18th; "'fhC combination mcthud Of operating
IN stocks l. the mosi successful ever adopted
New York Independent. Sept. ~; "Thc com
binatinn system n founded npon correct busl
ncss principles. aud no person need he with.
ont Hn income while II u kept working by
McsIs. Lawrence & Co" Brooklyn Journal,
ApriI afh; Our editor made net profit ~
slOi .2N from sN IN ony of Mcssts. Lawrence
\ co., combinations Scw circular (mailcd
ffccI explains everything. Siccks and bonds
wanted. Government bonds supplied Law.
renee %Co. Banker, % Exchange Place. NY
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

Tue trial Of Pritchnrd for the killing
Of officer Symonds in Virginia City was
in progress at Carson last week. "he
cuse was submitted to the jury Saturday
evening, which after less than an hour s
deliberation brought in u verdict Of
murder in the first degree. .-.....
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

ALvfsZA HAYWARD, who has recently
secured eonirol Of the Halo & Notcross
miuo. arrived this morning. Ho.went
directly to the Hale & NorGross works,
aud has spent the day examining aud
inspecting everything around The prem.
ises. - Inginia Chronicle, SM.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

WILLIAM ESRJEY, the stage ngen. at
oolumbia. died ut that,placo Tuesday
evening Of innamation OF the liver. he
hnd been III about ten days.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

TnE Democrats have carried Louisi-
inna, clecting Wilt Governor by about
10000 majority. The new constitution
was also adopted by n large m.jority.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

GEAST is TO be publicly received at
Louisville, and will discuss a leg of
mutton with Henri watterson Of the
Courier Journal. n' '.. 600 iHdi
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

THE World says: Senator Gordon
and Mr.. Ellis did well TO open the ses.
sion with plain ana manly call upon
the country TO concern itself in catnost
with something more vital to it's endur-
ing interest than making up Presiden-
tiil candidates, or even OF Presidents
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

Tur New York Irorid' correspondent
snys: Tilden is reported to be prepnr-
ii,g paper announcing his withdrawal
frcm the political field for 1850 in favor
OF speaker Randall. r. .."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

A pRuEKEN man ON Friday, threw o
lady from tive story window. in, New
Orleans killing her almost Instantly
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

Is Sierra county, n ledge of fire proof
clay has been discovered, from which
the bricks are made which arc SO large
" used for furnaces and hues. ~ -----
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

TnE motion for new trial applied
for r. r. Parkinson. will not be ide.
tcrmined until March next. laas H- 70 /
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

TnE State Board Of Education has de-
eided TO make no change in the text,
books in use in the State, .,., ~,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

THE Government of Columbus Has is-
sued decree directing thdt member
of the cabittet proceed to thslIsthmus;
accompanied, by Representatives. 81 escH
OF the nine States ofwhieh ttSi rsPub-
iic,is conposedI for the purp0ss Of II:
foriing to Lesseps. tho etisrgotic Pf5:
jector of tho great canal scheme. q metz:
orable reception. and Of participating
in the ceremonies 6i inaugurating the
work, which have been fred for tho
first OF January next: i'32
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

TnE Phoebe Rstotd OF ihe 9th says:
We nte pleased to state that tile Roo
Brothers have made sale OF portion
Of their mining property IN Bristol Dis.
trict TO parties in Minneapolis. Mime.
sofa. The boys retain one half interest
in the nhne and other property, and get
for themselves $1,000 cash. The new
company is 10 put up siO.OOD capital,
which is 10 bo used in erecting feduc.
,ion works, sink IN nttesinh well and
dovelopo the mining property. The
advance money was paid by telegram
yesterday, and things sill start booming
before long at tho Cave mine.
Mar N,axfzxK, the we'll known dra.
matte manager. whose opora Of "sleepy
Hollow" has proven failure, has sud.
denly disappeared from st. Louis shcro
thc troupe was playing, aud as lac was
very dependent 1t is feared Chat he
has committed suicide. His friends
think. however, that he hts gone to his
old homo ON Sla.Cu Island.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

THE cmbnrkation OF the obcIisk pre-
scmtod by Egypt to the United States will
take place in u iow days.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

11 Drum mas just declared dividend OF
81 per share. 11laa' arr,asr I53t4a
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-14

'stscR January LIST 2S.75s d,rmsi4
cmiRrants have landed nt Castle Oar:
den, New York against 1850 lot thS
corresponding period last year.
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PURELY MUT6Al.-so sfodkHoLtt4s
.ssrrs otER ssiooo,ooo.
tne6ms $4,000. 900 I..t,y

The History and Condition Of this Company
January /. 1916. veto ia btitr and ID t0und
numbers. as follower IslH iHl -
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ADA, sUNDAY,' lDECEMIBERIs7 ii, 1879.

al ilaa % aaa' a-oar !. 80 s,sao znr
, 1879-01-10

The famon. t,l,onnasaphrr ef Cincinnati, hetn9
burned Frb; Ii, 18Th, In Dr. 1o mqvnc's fntnnes I
at Washington, Pa, where, on tic 9Th O.! pe-
ecmtcr, ISM, the remains Of Baron 7on Palm
wrre ins1ntsatcd. She was = woman Of
refined tastes and vigorous intellect, anl
IN active hJ1npathv with advanced fe1en..
tffc thinkers, AMI this dlatn,stlnn OF
ler remains wok made At hrr c1ttesa wish Tho
ceremony .as conducted In the prescncc Of =
fcn intimate frfc1n1., and IN an hour and three"
qnAftcra tho hofr wah rrdnrr0 10 wht1o aAh.
The rost OF cremation bv Nr. La Mnync'a pruc-
e.s 3 sbout sls but ~ c"nnsrt' ;a.s T;sh The
Ii Is at The dIsadYansaac OF taking many hours
for the furnace to cool OF. Miss Emma nbntt,
the cantatrice. was onlv fcT minutes too lsfc
II assist at tllis cremation. aho has ayowed
ttt.clf ifrtn belicyet IN this system Of tll.ps-
in9 II the deati. The recent epilctntes at The
Soitti,, and the spntntionnf Developments 10
bod ds-snatcl,fn9 tatcs at the North, fnaY hc ex-
rrete1 to quicken the interest In cremation in
The l'nitcd States. II ecrtasnIy has in fndtana,
Tor It Is only month ago since Cremation
Rorttty was fosnest at nrettn9 IN lttss!as,auoe
liz. at which some D0 men and women Hcfe
ptc4CUt.
, 1879-01-10

.tfM 1hfE Uffdfdk >.
John Worst on Friday wandered from his
home In the Fourteenth Ward up to Harlem.
whcre policeman found him near InidoIoht
sitting on Hoop and ncariT frozen. liz VIVA
thawed out III the atatfpn-bousc and nrrafgncd
yeAtcrtny before .sudgc' Duffy IN the Ilhrlcu,
l'olicc Court. Tho Magistrate rave Mr.. Worst
lecture OIL Ills seeming Indifference IN hse ON ii
health, mud III closing told tho prisonet thar as
his appearance Indicated ho was Door man nc
thonta an'y tmposo nominal Ane Of &: as .
tliRlt offering u tho City Trea.urY ID. relnrn
for having had hls llfe aavcd. The cuiprtt re.
marked, +" He eu,,ll ncSer forget hts iiono!'s :
ktndnesf," md then hegan to search for the
necessary grcenhnck. lie Asst pto<tueeA M I'M
tnenso roll of bills from a aile pocket. but the
denominations were apparently too large. An
other pile was then uncarthed from hidden
receptacle. aud finally e note WAS PASSED 10
Chiof-Eicrk Long. The Judge gazcd admir- !n9ly
upon Worst whle the performance was gotnR
oil and aflcrwasd satA 10 him, II had only
known a. mich q quarter Of an hour ngo az |
to nuw, ,our tux would ha7o prcn 4lD; rs 1t Ia,
tho city Il out ~"
Mt. Worst then retired, but before reaching
the railroad station at Oue Hundred aMA T~e"-
ty-ffts Rtreet, vas impugtupca by several real
cstatc uwnerf, WHO tr.cd to sell lin hfowr-
stone front or two on unper Filth avanuc.
, 1879-01-10

sanats. jc!!,.. lon'5, etc., sf' o'''" ""u't'f''ed
ttrond-Yhai lhtt glneoso n manufactured from
corn rtafcl Nv hoIlin9 t',1 rtatrli sih snlpnnf!c
acfi to! Ut ststoI} thrh MIXING It With Iltnc ete
7h'rH-We arc informed lint seventeen epee!-
nlrIH of tablf Rtrur mcsn recently cxamthfn " 4.
e. Ketl2r. 4. NJ. PsnfrftnF nf s'hnn1lrtr{ IN the
MICHIGAN State Agricultural College nt Lansing.
Flflren II tt.ceo proven 10 ho made of Ginc3*c.
flnr contained II gr1lns Of s1iphnt,c acId 10y 0f
vittoll aud TIA RenIta At lmn to fhs nni'nn.
Another, which hah caused tetiouS AIfkrtss 10
whnfd family. contained twe1fd grimm nf snlphnFf
acti, twenty .elRht grains 6f Hulphaat q IRON
{tuppcrnAl, and ;HEl FrAtnR Of me to taa RA!on.
Fo"rh-Thc American neoplo aro pr. .tnnent!y
hy each lnnivIHnni IN hur country IA sho"n ~
stnslattcs to hc nhDnt 7ofts phMnd* year. II y
seen Al onrr that ltr a4n1trtatIon OF tMgnt apt!
Other Ewcets Nht only chcals our rrorn 10 tho
taAIits OF what they e"nAHfnes snct R'ncnae con.
taIna ffon ~ to ~ PR cent OF auRat. but 'njntcH
also t!i6 rHle hoaItl by selling uHef false names
an ntllolc Injurious to health.
F(fA-lt IA ~ mich the tight nnd dnty nf CON-
FffEt 10 PNact iaMf Apatpst nlMorain1 food a. It
II to enact Laws acalurt uthct frnuts tut stance.
II conhtpteftts Ut money thu public wealth,
connterfetcrs nf fnod tnjnrn tho public health.
In view of the nlbvo tactA your pcttttoners carf1-
eatly request yhnf hnn1fahan hohy 70 decree Tint
The sda1tcsatoa Of Rrrett, and amy othct n1lncnt.
htF ambulance, and tho tal1 of anch adnttefAteh
prodnct1 arc fraudulent practices against Tho peo-
plo ahh to rnhct lava fnr tlia suppression % thla
illegal buslnesa. And your petitioners VIII ever
rfay.