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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-02
LATEST NEWS BY MAIL.

CLEVELAND, September 2S.-Generals
Grant and Logan arrived this morning,
and were met by Simon Cameron, who
came from Mentor, where he visited Gar
field. The whole party took a special
train to Warren after breakfast.
SARATOGA, September 2S.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention organized to-day.
John Kelley was received with great APP
plause, and made speech, congratulate
ing the party upon the union existing,
saving that such an union guaranteed the
State to Hancock and English by 10000
majority. The contesting delegates from
Kings county was not recognized. and re-
tired from the hall.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. September 27.-The
spirit of reckless defiance is becoming
more and more intense at the palace. For
several days past the Sultan, aided by
his Minister, has refused to listen to any
objections to the policy which he has
adopted, and has issued an order that
any official who shall be heard express
ing contrary opinions will be dismissed
and exiled. Never before, since the time
of Mahmoud the Terrible, has such an
order been issued.
SALT LAKE, September 27.-The Terri
torial Supreme Court has issued man
damus to the Register Of this county to
show cause why he should not strike
. from the poll lists the names of all the
I women voters. This action is brought
about by anti Mormons, and it is though
the court will decide against the con
7 stitutionality of the law. The mandamus
+ is returnable Wednesday evening.
a NEW ORLEANS, September 2S.-Jame
Oliver Wright, Cashier of the late Civil
Sheriff Gaulthreaux, has been arrested
j.. charged with the embezzlement of $83,
GOO in transfer claims due the city, AM
Q valued at $4,000. He is also held t
$ answer to the charge of having connive
a in the embezzlement of 1924, 900, convert
ed by the late Civil Sheriff Gaulthreau
to his own use.
3 PHILADELPHIA, September 28.--No'
e that Cleopatra's needle is in this country
(. and that very large-sized eye can b
i, punched in it, great objection to tn
- presence of rich men anywhere has bee
o. remarked. But, as Mark Twain one
ID said of certain other occurrences in M
n vada, this thing of that State being r
a presented in the United States Senate b
~ a silver brick is getting monotonous.
Id PHILADELPHIA, September 2S.-In tt
Pan PRESBYTERIAN Assembly to-day, d
Nelson of New Hebrides, pleaded for Il
he shortening creed, leaving the subsidil
things of belief to individual conscienc
His presbytery had adopted the Lond'
he mission creed, and there was no Difficult
tz found in admitting Cannibals TO his chur
ill on that confession, which could be writ
ed on one short page.
re WAsnINaToN, September %. The ca
st. of Jessie Raymond, against Senator B
ge Hill, in which the plaintiff claimed Sl'
d. 600 damages, for alleged seduction, v
i'll dismissed yesterday under the rules OF
ill Supreme Court of the District, for ia
at ure to print and record. Chief Just
III, Carter, in dismissing the case, said to NJ
ass Lockwood, the plaintiffs counsel: IT
suit never ought to have been broug
since the alleged offense was no cause
ate action here"
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pnEyENrATIvE BETTER THAN
CURE.

Early on the morning Of September II,
an accident occurred at the Imperial
mine, in Virginia City, owing to the
breaking of hosting cable, by which
nine of the ten men on the cage at the
time were killed. From the evidence be-
fore the Coroner's jury, there appears no
cause for the casualty, other than the
parsimony of the company, shown by its
neglect to employ an efficient workman
to repair defective cable. On account
of this the lives of nine men are swept
out of existence while they are toiling
for bread for themselves, their wives and
children. 1t is shocking to think that
those lives were sacrificed, and many
others made unhappy, by an accident
which the expenditure Of few dollars
could have prevented. This is only .
small portion Of great lesson continu'
ally being taught to all men who are
compelled to take great risks for their
sustenance; that lesson is, that no min
ing company properly appreciates the
value of an employees life and its duty
to him. 1t is true there is redress in the
shape of damages, obtainable through the
courts, but no amount Of money is the
price Of human life. Although there IS
no immunity from accidents in mines,
there is at least partial preventure OF
them, and that can be obtainable only by
legislation. For instance; the creation
of new State officer, whose duty it shall
be to visit, either personally or by
deputy, every mine in the State within
certain time, see that good ventilation is
maintained, cables and ropes all kept in
good condition, shafts and drifts all tim
bered, sufficient means of exit at hand in
case of fire, and all other things upor
which the life of the miner depends,
looked to. Did such an officer exist, witt
power to compel submission to his direc
tions, the deplotable calamity Of the It'll
would have been avoided.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-02

w. H. Ball has been at work for the
past two weeks repairing the little quartz
mill, and informs us that everything will
be in readiness and the mill be started
next Monday or Tuesday. There are
several lots Of two to ten tons of first
class ore to be run through and large
quantity of second-class ore to be worked.
Ball L Groth have ten tons that will mill
not less than $50 per ton. Lots that will
average $50, Of which there is great
amount, can not be worked in this mill,
and will be thrown aside until first.clasa
mill is put up. Il Esmeralda Herald.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF DAY g. NJ. CO.

At the annual meetingof the Day S.
NJ. Company, held in San Francisco Sep
TENDER Dist, H. A. Fox was elected Presi-
dent; F. w. Clute, Vice President, J. w.
Pew, Secretary; A. S. Gould, Superin.
tendent. Trustees-H. A. Fox, T. W.
Clute, A. K. Grim, U. j. Husscy and
Thomas Cole. The Secretary's report i;
as follows:
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-02

"Do you notice that Jupiter is the
morning starr" Bankers says that he
didn't get up to his morning work till
Venus did, and that is just the way with
man, always in bed until after the
woEaan has done all the work.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-02

The harvest moon will soon be here,
It is SO called because young men who
utilize it for the purpose CT going out
walking with the girls are generally har-
vested. Chicago Tribune.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Delinquent Sale.

Techattucup silver 4 Gold Mining
Com manipulation of principal place OF
business, San Francisco, Californis; location OF
vsda. Notice. there is delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account OF an
assessment mo. y levied on the oath day OF
august. 1880. the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective SHAREHOLDER as
~
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-02

JEFF Davis says the manuscript of his
history Of the war will be ready for the
publishers this Fall. He was collecting
material few days ego for sketch OF
the Battle of Sabine Pass.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-02

N1oT1cE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN time for the registration Of the names Of
fhS qualified electors In Highland Election Dis:
tric', prior to the General Ele ton 70 be held
on the I'd day Of November, A. D 1880, for the
County Of Lincoln. will expire ct O'Clock p. ~
JAS. DREW,
Cd Registry Agent Highland Precinct
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It is said that Major Walsh of the
mounted police has secured Sitting Bull
for three years for company Of Ca.
nadians, who propose making tour of
the United States and Canada with him,
beginning ON January LIST. He will ap-
near in Z border life drama
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FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS.

FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS.
By ". o. TKLKeRAPH Co.
$50 Con virgiuia-305
so Chollar-2,65
40 Hale g. Norcross-6
27O Grown Point 100
420 Yellow Jacket-65H
30 Alphs-6A
SEQ Belcher -3.14 3.20blo $40
189 Condolences
$50 Sierra Nevads-llN II. 1lhsso III
1l20 Bullion -1.65 l.s0
Is Utah-10k
100 Exchequer-l.95
50 Overman.-1.95
100 Justice 75c
1870 Union-20k 2Oh
g25 Atlas
1876 Ophir-9h
42o Mexican 1913 10k l0kh5
65 Gould d Curry-4.70 400
1885 Best Belcher-10
45 California; o. 2l0
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-02

Nails and iron ought TO sgo up. Every
editor in the country is mailing campaign
lies daily to the counter,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-02
NEW TO-DAY.
FOR SALE.

nusINEss HOUSES. DWELLING HOUSES
Is and furniture. Four Work Horses and
3h.inch Fish Wagon for sale Cheap BY
oo.Im CHAe. STEIN.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-02

The Mints Of France belong to private
corporations, but coin money under the
supervision of the national authorities.
Any one possessing silver or gold can
have it coined. The five-frSnc piece in
silver is the only standard national silver
money, the other pieces being mere bull.
lion.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-02

The difference between some girls and
grapes Is that you can't make the girls
whine by squeezing them -Philadslphia
Chronicle.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-02

And in accordance with Law and an order OF
the Board of Trustees, made on the oath day Of
August, 1880, so many shares Of each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary. Will he sold at
pulic auction, at the Office Of the Company. No.
ISL First street, San Francisco. California. on
"wednesday, the 20th day Of October.
1880, at the hour Of O'Clock p M. Of said day.
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to.
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses OF
CT MOULTHROP, Secretary.
Office EST First street, San Francisco. Cali.
fornia. ocoto
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NOTICE.
To tho Electors Of Spring Valley Pro
cinct, Lincoln County. Nevada.

NIoTIoE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
time for the registration Of the names Of
the qualified eleF tors In Spring Valley Election
District, prior to the General Election to DO
held ON the I'd day Of November. 4. D. 1880. for
ia County Of Lincoln, will expire Ct O'Clock
.. M. On the Goth day Of October, 4: q 1880.
~ ia b. OLSON,
Registry Assnt Spring vallsy Precinct.
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The following true story is solemn
warning to givers of entertainments. A
hostess in England was lately surprised
at the early hour her house was cleared
and the suddenness of her guests de-
parture. 1t was ultimately discovered
that the servants had mixed the cup, not
with soda or settler, but with some min
eral water of strong medicinal properties.
Hence the extraordinary sensations with
which every one was seized. Indeed,
several of the men were laid up for days.
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Republican Primaries.

Total number OF Delegates, 81
Resolution passed that the Primary in Phoebe
be held at the Justice Courtroom, Main street.
Judge-A. A. Young.
Inspectors--Jos. Poujade and A. Brown.
The test for the voters at the Primaries shall
be Did yon support the Republican State ticket
at the last general electi N, or would you have
done so had You voted, and will you pledge
yourself to support the nominees Of the Chi
cago tional Convention
Polls to be opened from 10 A. n. to ?. ~.
thst in all other places In the County that Z
mass meeting OF the members Of the party ia
| be held in each precinct allowed Delegate OF
| Delegates, between the hours Of l0A NJ and
| P. M September 2lst, 1870. That such mass
meeting select one Judge and two inspectors o.
| the Primary Election, who shall Immediately
proceed to open the Polls at some convenient
place for the election Of Delegates to thu
| County Convention, and who ahall certify to thu
| Convention such person 90 Delegate or Dele
gates who shall have received the highest mum
| Der Of votes.
| By order OF the Committee,
| WE. GRIFFIN, Chairman.
| w.P. GOODMAN, Secretary. ltd
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-02

The old man Townsend, who defended
Whittakers sars, got WOO Tor It, Or SSoV
PA ear,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-02

The bonanzas are bound to keep the
United States Senatorship within the
ring. Jas. G. Fair announces himself as
candidate for U. s. Senator, provided a
Democratic Legislature is selected. As
between Sharon and Fair, we can dis.
tinguish no choice. Both Of them are
utterly unfit for the position they seek,
and Nevada would be unhappy with
either. Both Republicans and Demo
Gratis, who are free men and not owned
by corporations, ought to unite and sent
man to the U. s. Senate who would ado
both honor and glory to the State ant
himself.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-02

We have read the testimony published
by the Silver Reef Miner in the libel suit
which was brought against that paper,
and confess that we are unable to dis.
cover anything in it which in anywise
eliminates either Of the proprietors
of that paper. We have also been
informed by person who was in Sill
yer Reef at the time of the trial be.
fore the Justices Court, that although it
was reported that one Of the proprietors
marked "$3,O00" on piece Of paper,
there is not any truth in the rumor. W.
are glad Of this, both for the Miners SAKE
and the profession, and accept thu
Miners statement as the truth; "that i
was only q business proposition" How
ever, we would suggest to the Miner tina
if it has any more such Cuisines propo
sitions, T" it take great care and not let
woman into the secret.
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When sack meets sack, then comes the
tug of war.
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The liquor question-What will "
take.
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NOTICE.

To the Electors Of highland Precinct,
Lincon County, Nevada.
, 1880-08-27

"aro ,t,,, a candidate fur Ctlnrryss OF, tho
Wcst SItler, u,,erieI Inn rc,mrtrr nf ,ir.
,s.;t,as.t W..sH H w. @ T., H., se,',., m .s
Nli'"'a oonat.'' Us he sal III ,ls o'''ee ntas'
was apparchtly elltleAv"rinE TO Keep roo! III
tho faco Ut Overwhelming meteorological
odds,
II hnvc sa1,l tn evcrvho,tv WIN ns,,e,, ma
., ""'v s"' 10 ssst, ,'.' WY ,.sMe :, na"
,!so tEiest'o'' that WASN'T a caltEsaate'" was
the reply.
~ ,,o,,t IL knn,r III tha, t 1,ye ,,ot ,pr " y,a Tin
sutiim, r,x,",,s, ] ~ vi ,,nyrr , ,"t hoy, % snn,,t MT
any money ur time III seeking fura noinf-
milton, and / don't proposc to bother myself
very much .! about H. .,,,, , 49,.
wnMll yo,l accept Il ?"
"'l'u 6pcnk frankly, OF cotlrse would. hut
] don't sce nny prospect nf IL cu1ning tu lit"
~" ~" lIut yni. wouldn't lay yourself out, 50 to
spcnk, 10 get lt?"
II don't shy what s.ln1l tlo. I don't pro-
pose to co.l.tlit myself til know ,noru OH
Ills s,lh]cct.''
"Wil' ygu bo goo,l cnougl, to slate wlut,
iii your oplnfO might III. said to cunstf MID
, 1880-08-27


Cit1uAut', Aug, ST. have troM TING 10 ti,uo
hotleel highly complimentary articles In your
railroad aid rea!-estate columns III rotescl,ru to
tho suburban trains Ut tho ltt,ots Central,
Thnt parties who may contemplate Investing
IN ar renting property contiguous 10 this rail-
road lin1 luay be fully posted, anA 1t nsny be
ware4 In scasot,. boE to call your nttolltjun to
thu iranaar Ut running trains III this linr. It ts
y lrost astonishing facs that but vary lew trains
afo rug " raiso1 fnr ox th9 tiniu table, v,-AMy-
tair asesugo Of thu tins u1ada. 4. eolui,,g Iss.
trans duo ut Ce,ltru! Depot at 8:lS and MD H. III.
gu! ad y. H., aiso trss luatiElY Ut Altd IT'D
Y H., ~ sanlp!rs Of tho rst. tln mt rufrr in
tn.s ct,tnn,nll!cauon ty tho irrrgutnritlva Of
",kaiKht. =, t.ltmntnr week "twhcn from threo tn
tirr!S. AlNl tue ln!nilco ruu wth but tu tho wurk
u LIZ Int tNl months.
II IL ecttuhly iii astonishing thug that q
great cufp1rutlou iikd tito l. Il, With nniplu e1pi-
~! aud fGrttles shuul1 thuY openltv llicr linu;
hut !, y SURPRISED they know what tlloy 'i.r, aro
9,ooiMt' 4,ni sad " lnr shelr making any chanso III
complaining "comuutes," Of courso IL ID moi
, 1880-08-27

Ntlt i1tk ItlxF II PHILADELPHIA Irf&t
mover foliIHl n'ythtilK hut t,net herD In cx-
!hom, aru that wax tho New ynrk oysters. h'.ii
nro very snail n,l.l Mnnp0rtu,lt, 1,ot 10 snV liz
stgafsita.nt. a11 t11d often cut hnsnlred ihero
nt @ T. ts.'n, II @ a,i !,ad alwnya fol tlat could cnt
Metropolitan Il0tol oriorctl 1ny .li,.,er to iV
served III nv rum, and sn!d lilo wNitrr to hri;
@ s t Systoss s.T to f ke q ssss a no a'1, III
"D.I "H'crs,as.i you to saya hundred oys-
"fcs," Ians'vettti: "raw, Oil tho half-sloit,
~itn Wy slKar; ~, luilans; n''d III soon us you
es sn! e." 81 ,tss: xsfy HI Mn:sry s; sa,t bnarc,,"
h" iGs, 10. Whnt aro ytln wattinH fnrY Must
lray fur thom In aavaucof lwi'lt nico, iarEs Ss
I'm; h"Sc' no, no. nlss. Az right; y.u shnll hayo
lx uis aa t"rsot ~ aout ny dinner tl liz
~: .:i!ow i sSi:s' said 1. "rnoro aro no oys.
"i'cy's co'nin'., miss 1ey's conn'," and tho
ys.4s Mir'sas -, nfS t fst f.n .sS r%eh a . y
0nly fur n9ncns. fpr sAw thu w,sttora wcro
Ertnnins, ~ e!taIy directed then, ID plllIe o,,v
tty q. tho s I fuf a5 ia asIa q tue wash md ono
,.Ty ,".Thsy aiv ,,,; xary ~. s!@.all. aren't thoy2'
"4ssy@ " s' s Sry y5 ssSes: en- rse fet want
my moro ri rEnE." A 11''S Nv - WILL
OTHER: ''~ ''|'~ w wv
..F Fs,re t,od, Jo. Il sho eats all them oysters,
she's 1! lIrui! WuliAIl."
ro ~ @ not @ feni hnnxry my lo.'gar. drank ny
thr,1 ~ bly, US NY Aa,t., alld they ii! seou,csl
lnoktllE Ut INC with thulr hnrEhu white faces
mud tul of the!r 0,le ,!labolIen eyu Until coul
not iaaSo uatGI. o1lo any !Mnro lhan could hnye
carved W y llvo baOy. Ihuy itcrtat ut MO md
stel1lel II RFo 1av III Mtthuk taotn Our CnlI-
lntil!n oysters aTG sAl unI With IN tl,Ure i1iI-
SttitMt chat1rter attt tt,n 1han xr.li,ls Of rice
bnt tlcku hnteStMho creatlrcs weru iustlnrt
Htsh util tntcHtlDns. htid | uRred not swa(Iuw
1t'a f0r fear of tho disturbance he nlIKht t1su
" my ihterur, 81 ! Bet Mbout g0ttfn9 sjti pf
f;nam. ;la,. far was nuyeF gntns tu stvo up boaten
~, k9y.ho!e astsr 19ckea thu door ind tsi out.
hAl stnAll hula In Il. carefully tnlnrEeI il,
and thol slt.l oyery ono # 1hoss brasiiy creal.
nres down une BY Nlir,-ItE nf tho1Ii-thoy iii
.hs ttae eyeIg Ac xl.h that eol'l, psssy look II
ihallgnlty. When tho last une was ullt Ut slgbt
4stupitsl trembling aatt dnishnt my .(uucr III
pence, ana tAon ru1y fur tho Wnters, r0u
snnult h4yu seon ther tHeGs! uno OF tho whit.
efa Asked u w1u!l have solnu nl1re. May Ao
never kAow tho Informal paug hp inflicted u,,Uii
ut; put replied calmly:
be hurtf,il.t nv WV" A's"'
, 1880-08-27

Mr. William +. at,.so,l, q member of tho
present General Assembly from the Fifth
Senatorial District, was tho next olIrgr,
cn,ldltlate to wltum tho srlnrtur applied tl,e
intefvfuWer's pstftu. 3ir. Masutt Is u ,,,ustcr
Ut breyIty, a.la answered tho reporters
questions with the coHcIseMcss Ut tho careful
wltuess. wliO WIS determined to till no l,oru
thah ilu positively know, n1ll with Mo COLOR
lux for tbs rival eo,l,lsel 10 gut Into awsanglu
1ver,
MIR. Mason," inquired tho scribe, "aro
yo,l Il easltitlate for Eungrcss fronl tho Sec
onu DEstsict:!' ~
~ lnM."
ION what 10 sou base your claims to tho
o!lico?"
VI sto not pretvn.l to base any claims upon
the oitlce tl!at every other good Republican
has not sot,"
, 1880-08-27
"'vhat is yonr object IN going to COLI

Nnnb u 5ohr oh1cct Ill going 10 Coll
Ercss:h
II have scverat ns,]ccts. Tho principal
t.l,r atn"lg tlcn Is the object to hrlp myself.
50 far as leglslat!4n l. concerned, have srs-
uthl theories WHICH bclfr.r ~ Gn practical.
My principal ohjrct III Legislation would ho
~ tcHfs1ate entirely. fnr. tIM. benefit of tie
Secuiid District. nf Illinois md Tho City ,f
Chirngo. IT which tic district forms the
lurgrr rnrf.H
"What VIII henesit Chicago TINT needs Con.
gresst0nnl ailr"
II m, In fayor NJ having our cnnal en-.
lnrrr'l 70 ntl,nit tho passngn 0f steamships,
mud t., do It will require CONGRESSIONAL me-
ttan. lWca,se tile trol'lo of tEio Slntn aYr ny.
tuistN tn txtCItfinE my ti.t1ru Of tile StAte
lntlrys on tho tannl."
"ltnye sou my particular views on tho
tnritI>?"
81 llnyo thought oyrr |. tn some extent, hut
my yiews nrt erl1ltr ailt ns yrt unsatisfactory
to myself, and therefore wntlltl lo Of no lii
terrst In the Er,,rrnl puh!c.''
" Nnthinuit -
, 1880-08-27

10 tHs Ez11E1F u 1Hs EHIt4t90 1TIIHHE.
CHICAGO, AUX. :sE.-lil yLew uf tho nutfon of
certMtn trttlcslncll this last week, III ch,rE,ny
visitors TO aur city n!out thru times thu ynl,u
Of articles supplied, tho pr.,prety of rcnnmiug
tho city Ia suggested. Certu[n towns In f;t,rn,o
nrc dfstlnsusnctl by thor tncnti0n IN tho links
OF rivers. liz Frankfurt h. the stn}il, EewcAH.
ttc.Wl-1.ynn, ote. Thgrufore, rs MI nppro,,ylate
NUNS. typ1cAt 1T tho AiAInGss u sottio yeJly.
tia'llssngs1, wnNl slIEgest thnt herruttpr ti,ls
join TltpltSE
, 1880-08-27

10 tia J:ittor VI Ihe Chteaeu Tfttunt.
CHlcAuO. Aug. .N.-Esu lnyu dubbed our pond
OH tho corltcr Ut Hush an1 1,ldislnn streets
'lfnrrlson's l'Gri." atld HOW Wish to ,tsk pcunle
driving north to try It. md admire o,,r nav pgu;
"llnrrlsDn's Ford In tho I.nku-SuED .trtsa." Il
Is sntG ror!ltny,-Water oly six Inches from curb
tu curb. Respectfully, ii, l., ii,
, 1880-08-27
Scotland 1,ixo.ynx Him,

10 ths Editor n The Chtcagu Tribune,
CHICAGO, Aug. 2U.-t mn surprised TINT your
reporter sh.tId 1lIHtNke III Irish fur /, Slntiish
6fngne Whi!n holtling III Et,!itrt.rg .!!plo,,,1,
Dr. CTeam will confess that he ls an Ir!ss.tttn.
*sStrtria
, 1880-08-27
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
, a Low 1:#t1ifsato.
,fu fhA E.dfiof nj sCLA {,GIfdora 1trihu

To the Editor Of Tbs Chleaao Tribune,
CHtoA6u, Aug. sd-ln your issue Ut tho aoctl
inst. "J r." states ttnt from hls observation
of lulte number Uf years, hs hsls eu,lle tn thu
conclusion TINT moucy will buy rIght o!1t Ut tun
women. either tt Il legal 1nnrrlugp or to IN
il}tgltlinutc, Hex,lnl connection. ltu certainly
hss 1t very low oplE!on ot his crclu Of fcmnlo
act.lAlhalnep5. WEB,
, 1880-08-27
TESTIMONIALS,


DlkcnNc Of f1tc stomach and Llyor.
CMlru, Atsxnfldef Co. Ill
i1E1n s1t: Suffering for tls Wlt lleadaehs
~ nsH s!ht Eclin!tn INDIAN NiUutl :3YKUls Which
ffHtnrcI !nG e. purtnet hInlth and AIreHy1t1.
No. ~ E1gllth-st. CllAs. SIiEt1,kY.