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The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-05-28
THE PRESS CONVENTION.

The Programme for the entertainment
of the Press gang at Aberdeen will be
finally arranged at the preliminary meet
ing in the Court House at Aberdeen on
Wednesday.
An effort win be ma ie to give variety
and relish to the entertainment ON We'd
nesday night President Jones has clothed
the editor Of THE COMET with authority
to block out a programme, subject of
course, to the ratification of the Associa-
ton when II meets on "Wednesday. The
wishes Of our brethren at Aberdeen and
the hospitable citizens Of that city are to
govern in the arrangement. The follow
ing leading features however have been
agreed upon.
The Association will meet at the Court
House at II o'clock, when the preliminary
exercises will be enacted, including the adj
dress Of the President A programme for
the literary and musical entertainment on
Wednesday night will be arranged and
printed. This will include:
Prayer. BY the Chaplain, Rev. l.. A.
Duncan, of the Southern Baptist.
l. Overture. BY Aberdeen Brass Band.
III. Welcoming Address. By Coi--R. o.
Reynolds.
Ill. Song. BY Lady Of Aberdeen.
Nv. Response to the Welcome. by Col.
@. ID. Stands Of the Senatobia Express.
V. Music.-vocal Solo. BY Miss Jennie
Morancy, . Of Jackson.
vi. Annual Grafton. BY A. 4. Fox, OF
Walthall.
VII. Piano Solo. By Miss Lizzie
VIII. Poem. Miss Maud smith, of the
New Idea.
TX. Music-sOng or Instrumental. By
Aberdeen.
X. Poem. "a "Reminiscences BY Col,
Power, OF the jackson Clarion.
XII. Quartette, Duet or Quintctte. BY
Aberdeen.
XII. Annual Essay. ByS. ID. Harper.
XIII. Music. To be arranged.
XIV. Poem. Miss Eva Frantz.
Nv. Music. To be arranged.
XVI. Poem. by Judge J. y. simmons.
XVII Improyised Closing Song and
Chorus.
president Jones has invited Miss Jenny
MorAncy and Miss Lizzie Cooper, both Of
Jackson, to take part in this entertainment,
the first to sing song and the second TO
play solo on the piano. IL IL not certain
that either win be able TO attend the con-
ventiOn. IL not their places viii be filed
BY others. The above programme is only
intended as suggestive, and to lessen the
labor Of it, arrangement at the preliminary
meeting on Wednesday. Any proper ad-
dltions, alterations, amendments or cur
AILMENTS, win be in order when the Con-
vention assemblies, 10 suit the exigeDcies
and the wishes Of the Press and the people
Of Aberdeen.
The members Of the Association viii visit
the A. q NJ. College az starkvIlle, Friday,
a special train having been rendered By
the generous management Of the NJ o.
Railroad, for the purpose.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-05-28

IT looks like a split. 1t sounds like
split. 1t smells like split. And it
places me in hades of a fix Malone
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-05-28

A SOBER and reliable printer can
get good situation by addressing the
"Free Press" Newton, Miss, giving
his terms.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-05-28

SENATOR LAMAR has received nine
invitations to deliver addresses at Col
lege Commencement's.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-05-28

THE New York Herald calls the
anti-Conklingites, "Mulligans," after
the man who held Blaine's railroad
letters.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-05-28

Ir is estimated that half million
migrants will arrive at Castle Garden
this year. How many in Mississippi?
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-05-28

SENATOR EDMUNDs says he would
have resigned, had Chandler been
confirmed.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-05-28

IT is said that Dorsey exclaimed
after reading the Wilcox kilograms :
"My Stars ~
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-05-28

Poor Grant. Instead of decently
retiring and behaving himself, and liv-
ing OH the presents he received, after
his second Presidential term, he began
to figure to keep his name in the pa
pers, and to manipulate for third
term. And now, instead of accepting
the inevitable and realizing that the
American people have a contempt for
his imbicllity in craftsmanship, he
continues 20 play the role Of the
'great American ass" looking for
ward for a fourth term. But unless
the fool-killer overtakes him, he is
bound to run his course.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-05-28

SENATORIAL soLrLooUY: To be re-
turned or not 10 be returned-ihat IL
the question.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-05-28

AS Conkling has concluded not to
play the role of Achilles, sulking in
retirement, but will try for a re-elec-
ton O the Senate at the hands of the
New York Legislature, the following
as the political complexion of that
body OH Joint ballot will be important:
Whole number of votes. ................16 100
RepuDHcans ............ ..............-.iO o
-
The Republicans are divided on the
Conkling-Garfield imbroglio and It is
impossible TO predict just how they
will vote. The friends of the President
claim AZ against Conkling, and GA for
him, while the Conklingites claim
that there are only "a votes against
their chief and ~ for him. In either
case he cannot be elected without
Democratic votes.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-05-28

son and Hancock, aud the respect and con
fdence Of the communities where they re-
side, and Its legal abilities are displayed in
the reports Of the State Of Mississippi Of
many cases appealed to the Supreme Court
from these counties, but We consider tina t
the malignant ISLANDERS of this unwOrth y
member OF an honorable profession la d
reached such point that forbearance had
ceased to be virtue, and that the Bar
would be deficient In self-respect If they
did not condemn In no unmeasured terms
the baseless charges of this unprincipled
calumniator, hence the report.
Your committee charge that when Ben
Lane POsey came to the sea-cOast, that all
the members OF this Bar, without distinc-
ton Of age, or professional standing, ex-
tended to him the right hand of profess
sional fellowship, and welcomed him to
his new field of labor, but that as soon rs
he became permanently located among us,
that he inangurated such unproiessionai,
unprOvOked, and constant attacks upon
other members OF the Bar that they have
at last been driven, in self-defence, to their
present action.
In conclusion your committee would
suggest that these proceedings be publish
ed In the sea-cOast and Jackson papers.
Your committee would further suggest
that at the next term Of the Circuit Court,
to be held in Hancock county, that a mo
ton be placed upon the motion docket of
our court to strike Ben Lane POsey from
the roll of practicing attorneys in this
state, for reasons to be assigned ut that
time. Jos. X. DAVIS,
X. SEAL,
ELLIOT HENDERSON
Committee.
On motion this report was unanimously
adopted.
w. A. CHAMPLIN, Chm
A. BLOOMFIELD,
L. III. CHAMPLIN,
G. ID. LANCASTER,
l.. Ii. HOLLEY,
c. H. WOOD.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-05-28
Fun will 60 on a
YAlbany.

y know what has be-
kfty by the name of Ma
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-05-28

NAroHEz, Friday. May nth. 1881.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-10
THE GtgsT tNMlsli ngEeDY

Is a nevor-failine cure for ner
vous debility, exhausted vital.
ity, seminal weakness, sper
matorrhma, Los NAN
HOOD, impotency, paralysis,
and all the terrible effects Of
seif-abuse, youthful fo.lieS and
and excuses in naturer years
: such as loss Of memory, las.
situde, nocturnal emission, u
version to society, dimness Of
vision, roises in the head, the
vital fluid passin. unobserved
II diseases thai leaI tn INSANITY,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-10

and death
DIT. MyNTIE will agree to forfeit Five Hundred
DoIiars FOR 4 case of this kind the VITAL KIcsTOR.
ALIVE (under his special advice and treatment will not
cure, for anything impure injurious found in it,
MINTIE all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury. Consultation f-.e Thorough exarnina.
ton and advice including analysis Of urine, IS co. Price
of Vital Restorative. s. 90 a bottle or four times
quantity $1,000; to any address upon receipt OF
price, or c. O. d. from observation and in private
name if desired, by A. f. MINHIE, NJ. ID.
IL kearney Street, San Frnnctsco. Cal.
DIR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPH.
RE ICUNL, all kinds of Kidney and Bladder COM
plants, GonorrhGa Gce LeucorrGa. For sale by B. F.
Foster and Geo c. Thaxter Druggists Carson City SlO0
a bottle, six bottles for $500.
DIR MIN CIk'S DANDELION PILLS the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cure
in the market For sale BY B. F. Foster and George c.
Thaxter, druggists, Carson City. mh17-1y
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-10
GfTD I. SCHULZ,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN TIE HgsTEtCr COURT OF TIE
( Second Judicial District Of the State of Nevada. in
and for the County Of Ornsby.
In the matter Of the estate Of Nicholas Ambrose de-
ceased Notice to Creditors.
Estate OF Nicholas Ambrose, Deceased,
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Anninistra
.rx Of the Estate Nicholas Ambrose deceased to the
creditors of and all persons having claims against the said
deceased to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within months after the first publication OF this notice,
to said Administrators at the office of a. c. Ellis, Carson
City, Nevada. - -
REBECCA AMBROSE,
administrator Of the Estate Of Nicholas Ambrose de-
ceased -
Carson City, New, Nov. sth, 1850. Is
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-10

zee en- hand at close OF business June
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-10

SIoIotc 70
From Railroad Fund
On account OF redemption railroad
ponds .Sio,UCJ W
on account of interest railroad
bonds .......................... $685. 90
.11 o q
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-10
5EM:.aasi:Ai aspSRi IF Thg C.UaTy
TREASURER.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,
CARSON CRY, Nevada, January l, 1881.

To the Hon the Board Of County Cofnmissonerso Onsby
county, Nevada
Gentlemen: In compliance with the law, have the
honor herewith submit report OF the transactions
Of this dep rtment for the hall year ending December 81
1880
Respectfully submitted,
NJ. L. YAGER,
County Treasurer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-10
NOTICE.
HAULING FROM CARSON 30 B0DIE.

Proposals for hauling Eighty (8o Tons less Of
machinery from Carson tNey) to Bodie Gal will be re-
ceved by tie undersigned, up to and inc uding January
81 1881.
The heaviest piece will weigh not exceeding $3.50
pounds
Machinery be delivered at the Standard Consolidated
Mine In Bce under directions of the undersigned, and
will be ready shipment al Carson abou: Fcbfu
airy !, 1881
Contractors fer above will state the price, per pund,
which said machinery viii be handled.
Information will furnished by either the undersigned
or the Secretary OF the Standard Consolidated Mining
Company Room No p, Nevada Block, San Francisco,
California.
The right to reieo. any and all bids Is reserved
WILLIAM IRWIN,
Superintendent Standard Mining Company,
Bo6ie lai IaIuerY 1881 sse Axa9s:.e.e-y-z..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-10
rRAEE HARK


Age, and many ether Diseases that lead to Insanity
Consumption and Premature Grave Full particulars
in pamphlet which desire to send free by mail 10
every The Specific Medicine is sold by al druggists
at 81 package six packages for So or viii be sent
free by mail receipt of the money, by address the
Gray Medicine Company, 1o6 Main st, Buffalo, n Y
Sold by Geo. G. Tnaxter, Carson. Ney. JAMS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-10
SsM!-iNHcAi gepsH7 Or TIE sSuN Y
kuGiT5,.
OFFICE OF CoUxTY AUDITOR,
0RAsRY CoUSTY NayAnA, Dec. 81, 1880.

To the Hon the BOARD County Commissioners OrIlsby
County, state of Aesa!a
Gentlemen The County Auditor respectfully submits
the following report of the financial affairs OF the said
county for the six months ending Dec. 81 1850.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-10
GRAY'S SPECIFIC REMEDY

Tho Great English
Remedy. An unfail
ing cure for Seminal
Weakness, Spernla!or
rhea, linpotency ard
all Diseases that fol-
low as q sequence OF
Self Abuse; es loss OF
Memory, Universal
Lassitule, Pain III the
back, Dimaess of Wis
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Cattle Mtls3 Meat Trhdes


A few days aKo VIC Mtltlul to !no 1rnzen. Ment
business now, sprluaing up botwcon Australia
mud England, steAiHkhtra In that trade hAvthY
hsen T s u sSau eos
tllx aeu,ns tn uli.rt with gruut favor, a1lu VIC
learn tint another Australian sieainshlp IL nuw
being tttca nut III EtHland hy AIntsrs. tilek'
tjlu patgttens Ur tho rn!.l tlrS-A!r machinery.
Tilu strl.ifsur IL to have cn.ruutn Hpee 70 carry
allo1lt IN tons Ut hlent ut l'nlu. This now
iao4e. Ut .oarrytnK fresh !nonas-presscrv9a ~
over thu OLD gtAn VI cool dntllll Mr., o1tnlhe'!
Btlnply ly passing atr over =. snpp!y OF iue' as
hIthortu III prMGtcu OIL ste'tnlahlps ~ tn9 M
coiyo The careful consideration nf all H.
irrestt,,i In tho cattl0 trndH VI t,4latl4. Thu
principle Ut those magh!nes u thnt or .,.,, PR,
Ssn s;S Of Ss s " in se eo.sS eySse
n0surbIug tho heat hy cooling ~ntrF acting o'
tho cotll,russGd nIr, unit tho subsequent 1xpan.
siun Nt tho compressed ntr III sgr0Nti oylinef.
X ~ %ts t 1T. sKe I'D I'D s o
euul ntr ~ ulluwesl tO phsa ~ thu rooIh ~ "
conled, a tlecMl!utly arranged i'Atunt snoW.nox
y attArhet! ~ tue del!Ssry.pI1 Or tae ox9n
cntnIl,eI III tho mir III ctfeot4nlly con1c'aet IN
the form ~ show and deposited in tne SNOW.
lux: the cooled ald dried nt ia theh Ml!o"aa 10
n; srea, h!ss .,aw Two weii-equ!Ppol puIilo alat:
tulrs. ullu Is tharetGTo well hle 10 turn nat my
lliutttY a. slaughtered unltinlla Tor oxptrt. aile
WI bet0tV ty tho llslopttpn uF tlese t'ntgnt coll
liyured IN El,v.Anta IN stuuh liner cnitlon, aW'
| jnx 10 tho sh.irt At,antte voyage, thhh Austrt
lan shipments. lsesdps the s!nR!oynunt ~ a, elaa
Sp VIZ soa,ass ns e ss sna al Il 1t IN
| Slaughtered nullna!s would 10 FotalHett III ~
country, manufactured lntu igAther. etc.: uA'
help 10 build up oshor important industries Il
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Effects OF tho t.trhlan Army >6ysseni,
IUHdan TALLY SfWs. .-.,.-

Ills truo that II yontig Hhn derives aono ben.
oiita from thu nriy; hut ut tho same time hss
,nnd bevolncs ~ p1aet 10 hondaxc which I; cat,-
NOT aht,ka 0lr Tor yeMrs. 1t ever ut Hill IT bs,-
comes q Bcrvilo riin1.. llospact fnr rink has
bsen 80 deeply Impressed upon u tnat for y !onK
aoiii!vr il disposed tn orlngo netoro oyerybNly
who chot,ses t0 Assers superiority btar him, ntla
espcela'ty betare uoycsnsnt o''c!als , y every
oii!cer ana pnsscs infs1 tho iundwchr In that cM.
paulty hs sn1sery!eney VIII oo ton Hines WorsG W;
ollicera Of hlshcr Erne than hls; ara shat if ho
develops worry stronK pu!ltical ytnWs, for
Instance. hv, viii ba inple t. bq ea!le.l
y account X hs @ @S1peF'ers er Tn9 nSs!!fDt n,!i,
| Originality. of tbought has been crushed out
whIuh cllaructerize3 tho youth In FREQ country.
aud nLAkcs hin nlt uutspokcn, ttarc9s 11txuil.
Uonl.isnt VI being ublu to work bis wly % any.
ps,stIon ho uay aspre u ty sllnt 9f ability A1l
conviction lunforllua,ely GoFre ',ut ly fastsl
lat IN got Oh comfortably IN Ala nwn 1tlalntFy
hu must order hlMself s!av!stly before NJ Mell
III authority, 4 inen,trr III thu German lt11chs'
tux complained patAoliually Il tow tnnnths aEu
thal ln0si uf hts t,onntryulcn regarded his ~ =
rebel. lio is OH" Vt Thy nuntloMgn u.an aa, wnon'
their Conservative colleagues look with AorFuI
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fnnt1upcli; where rrnl ltpptihcnHs hltn lMN
rhancr: where THO ii!tetit Md t,a nsn@Gse @ ,:. stn
riainns urn III /, tnlnnrf.y:
Ntlw. tho nliGnt OF TINS hflef 1a th Ht9u sun ~
E.r 10 lt-ittta yo!t Nrn no" I'll sliCh y !us..tMn
that u Ir3st }r4ih NH u1t n"ftlhlNtW 'tNuua IN In
Republican nrgAit'xhI 81 tn4N. ~ a!euln. =.
tMimhlc nlit etsteeHt " Us nnfIcr M"yk. r"".ns t.
itself. 1t must 10 tist nr INC tn!'ii.Mc:r' ut.!
nr the stHsu must nild VIII sWeel y I'LL ~ II,
Et.ct. YIN arn not niis TYP I!,M,s s @ AZ. ~ r,,'
Central EOtnlnltltN nt thls tltS. Hut suu NV ,,
NrsMi!y Nnt! tightly rctosMiA!u ~ wy WIZ III,
cntMsblt htnsl Of the ltnnnleMtt priv t,,orr T., @
city VIII YOU nut SEQ u u ii'lt ti , nr,l,u n..
publicly co'li!tctni; t!tt taeFoas .',, ,,,s
thGui tnnt .tHiciI,t'ht wIivli ktw yo!t HpM"u ~,
inx ns NrnAtor jinina t,eetlnR at'm .nsS ~" "s
via: That every Hehnltsit ~ st1tI f, ." .tii
inst ancn issnf Hive Us stc s.n'.tGa' ,t - ,
lttt. Il necessary hnl'pienier! taHt tn icnMuI, nI,
lIGhn associations nuIlo t'tt 1tepasIlenhs sn'.''
vntrl ..,, - a.. =. .,,,. ,,f,ro
10 til't enll VIII yGt t1oi sso taM s' a =, ,,.,s
tho etrceoM "vr i.efana,rnam, sH .1,"Ii m In II
cai's y hnhlner a. tnn t ~ tt .s.ui"ti,,
nra st frcny Isn 10 INC exMno " ~ r,,,s,t ~ ~
rlcnlis' Nsl'l ttHlt tt'e exercise ol 'ho ''Rut "'
chAlsel'Hr j. sceia4'.l3 -. ,,,,., ,,, ,,r,,
4 lfs't ji,M M @ ict ~ "a ,,s ,,1,,,,, ~ ,,I'inr
ynn h!St tIh,lntGt1 ~ tMo te;nn .; X tir,,I,. %
YOU WI, fit III UNI ~ saW p.'" ,ru ~ ~, ssn,r
lltins1t WHEN oN'st' ec!i " :nu, .u W s,''.t
nArt lnifh1 cs!s'SM ,, ~ ,,.r, ,,m'', NJ, tI-
men Wno HtlIc , niHmEMa @ e,n.,,t ,,,,,a
flltnitchn parry Mns aM"s tt ny ,.N; "t.I t,,v
tig ttu,i.n otg, i, ~, ,,rt ~ IL t1 thn stmtr t
Ftt!l hv III union "ith '"e t't's III 'no o'"'e ~
| lArets ,... ,..ux,..,x, la. ,.,, ,tt, +b,t
lnIt0vG,t!t. .tntSlP1Gt,s,G. t.,.,, ~ " nrfst ~ ,ftI,
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GYPSIES IN EUROPE.
Erllucles About 'riscnl-- s.hcro They
Cu.to From ulll Their Settled COls
DlttnNs

n,,t.s.
Tho ,vnsv Ia II thoro,,u,, md rrcclnlmnblo
,.uvnnnnn: hut ho Inns many good points nhuut
him. l1ln u,tlous of honesty, especially wi,c,l
1wt ,r hnrsn ls In t,rs,lt,t,. do not cxuct1y cny-
rrsnn,vi vii o,,r 1wp. und t,c cannot III. brought
f., Understand tho .,.mc laws; but hu con,nros
fnvosaniy in mos, If those respects with tho
luburcss all! the lower Glasses III towns. Tho
surh % - trades ns tlnkrrsn,, chair. mend Ing.
,,,.,i,,,, cotbss. nn,v. and tho like. Will,
nsslauuy and Industry. When tho weathor
,slukes olit.nf-,0or llto unbe.rah'c' Inc
gypslos settlc dow, nstcr fnshon; these
which We nro 50 raslnr, hut WITH .ham N sao
.'nw ~, nU :, W. roir ] M furniture but Tho frw
arM ar,,evs !" G Of 's Seans ~ md sookins atcass
which served thom In their tents. hut
tho English l,onaanIcs do not nf-
feet town to: tnpy keen sts'os Vy,h, :" e"',, T.,
olu nonnu tFa1.nns. ,,..s,sh '",aa ,aho"a ~
tho SSses for r1ss cycn u .ho
a,,s so,au u, 'u .no c,t vt s Lopo are loaorted ~
sa the summer M euos ro,,nl a'a tho country uol's
Forth its Irresistible charms. Eisewhero, espo'
c!ally In Turkey aud tho Danublan rrlneipal-
by gypases.
sas9 peenS sons sas IL yoxao @
cer,,Ins ,nern, tho most popular ol'c, shas thoy
,nuul,cr uf tho tribo who has rcncilcd all nd
vancod a9r. nnA bocomo tho heNd Ut !"
numerous family Of Children gFanaoa'l..rcn'
nud grSat"G sra,, M ,,n, snt whcrp ho Of
s5s'taa III nay Il .ys scstle daTn; as tha trys
ut tha c!a!i ,lFo @ ~ ~ s t .,t ,,ts,i,: m
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The notion thRt the pEetfecupation Of En10nl
Ia ACKNOWLEDGMENT grows With Foreigners tntu la
tixcI buitpf III tho iliea that sha lnnru or less
tlltrs everybody. For It must not be forYnttoti
TINT. Except ~ thu most iselato1 eases, !ks soo
prcss never syInIAlhlxcs with thu ndvHncu Vt
Muy atnts. Wo noto this peFMHMrni a ta!.o ~ one
tlairu at,ythInx nnywlcrc. deeply affects CtMtt-
!iunta! 2plnion ESsEyth;',s say hG % %port!gnsse'
sny thu Ger,naus, .ru III "tntereat.nl" l,a0pIs.
Easnd VIZ thS Freach L. St%;.ys ;t',, 81 Ihe T.,
nd uns huvo anything wurth having. ncypl
MT ~ tnxltsh,h y. ~ A. ntsh noi'tts&n a.,
Universe" EnKialsd Is selst. sayB MI tht
world aud ths effect Il al q! shas y That Engl.st
Euxjn1ld never succeeds when she submits uns
question ~ arhltsn4un. ana that when she sho \
CtlEele4 10 NlFAGct, Us Hl1e might b0 In Ekytf
ali Europa IL rIthGS silently or net,yciy uppospt
10 hur nsutenslons, Of u Any stato support,
thon, 1t duUs III tlI Aupa ut compensation.
And USbuhl tho ,ut titu1s3 with QUO aecrFt,
, 1881-10-04

Nalurc'g true assistant III curing urinary aud
digestive troubles ~ llrowu's lrnn iutteHl
, 1881-10-04

viii, Nix Eu5(rott IA t0 tnkc hcat,x II lntt1t-
,ii,cc to her ri bur humble homo wns. after her
t.i,trriusO with ar. Itt'lcrts. "nut cat, on ti,e
rnrt ur Mrs H. to Hrt lntO tnnre nsiaiirfaaie
W.T. a /, too ottnn the ch*c .shSn o9s 'ns sH',crs
Is III, accomplished tndy, shoronEi!y 'lsnsm!.
, 1881-10-04

suspicious ',nasc, and l1o wanted to scn 1t H.
vG*lHatct. .....-.,,,
Alr. Srnun timlght tho roin,nlttrc wo!lll hnye
10 gn tu CluvelunAtO Kct Mt tho facts. llst''v'i'
teri ..
TGn resnlutlan waa tlspn put Upon It, h'lnr-
tim. md i1ts*eh by n vr Ut u I. j. ar. ~,
bright yttch In tho heE:ttlvC nlt lr. Glstrs htl
strr,r,, nut, Uni. did not v0tH Mt Ill.
rbr tI,nlr ll1ln,tlncml rs thu ttninlttre tn ~.
vc.tyntn Nnssr4. Cnl'tirn, tl,ltf, aud scntln nnt
Tho bnufd then a,ljuuriltil until tn1nnrrnw MT
rrrtt,n ut I! o'rl,,tk, wln tho Judges hnd clcrks
ur cluCliun Will lp Mppnlnicd.
, 1881-10-04

"Aud behold, tho ,nlltitu1ea, with QUO secrr1,' .
pruise A,l uap pg. uull' Cough sSEuu.
, 1881-10-04
70 The PUBLIC.

OF iIt. NAuwAf'S OH. u.estubIlsned II. K KsAE.
DIES than tho b,ao aud wurthuAs tln!tMtions ot
thutn, thUru alu False lsnsuvants. ltailefa and
that tho pEno "Aaaway'' u on what you buy.