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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-09-08
TRANSFERS
FOR THE WEEK COMMENCING AUG 90

FOR THE WEEK COMMENCING AUG. 20,
AND ENDING SEPT. 3. 1881.
RE L Townsend to Ruby District
Mining company, 4 Little Matte,
Little Jennie, Wilma and Emma
lodes.
&c Reid to Ruby District mining
company, q Tenderfoo: and Alabama,
and a Vandalia lodes.
VIM Kaufman to Ruby District
mining company, q Vandalia, Il
Little Annie, Lucy Lee, Wilma, Little
Matte, Little Jennie, and q Emma
lodes.
Daniel A Noble and Michael Lawler
to Ruby District mining company,
Alexander lode.
Rebecca A Townsend to RUBY Dis
trict mining company, a Little Anna,
Little Matte, Little Jennie, and Lucy
Lee lodes.
Michael Lawler and Matthew
Holt TO Ruby District mining COM
pany, Phoenix lode
SIS Metzler to Ruby District mi
ming company, u Ethan Allen and
Walter A Williams lodes.
E A McCord to Ruby district mi
ming company, d Ethan Allen and
Walter A. Williams lodes.
LC Trowbr'dge and Thomas Riley
to Ruby District mining company,
Fountain City lode.
Walter H Graves to Ruby District
mining company, Katie r lode.
Ira Brown to Ruby District mining
company, a Snow lode.
Matte H Reid to Ruby District
mining company, q Poland lode.
ON Young to Ruby District mi
ming company, ASnow lode.
James Porter and Walter H Graves
to Ruby District mining company, 4
Mowhawk and Tiger lodes.
81 Townsend to Ruby District
mining company, 5-24 Vandalia and
Is Headlight lodes.
W w Jordan to Ruby District mi
ming company, 5-24 Vandalia, g
Headlight, d Little Anna, Lucy Lee,
Little Matte, Wilma, Little Jennie,
and Emma lodes.
Henry 7 Painter and Michael Law
ler to Ruby District mining company,
Elk No lode.
John A Hurt to A N Seymour IS
Belther lode.
Lora A Byrnes to Belmont Consol-
ldated mining company, Mountain
lode.
EE Summers to E N Chestnut, 75
Commercial lode.
Perry Layton to Curtiss & Co., L
Union Chief lode.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-09-08
SOUND JUDGMENT.

While in conversation with Col. N.
B. Lord, on the porch of the Windsor
Hotel, the other day, he said: 'Whv.
sir, the people in Denver have no idea
that you have such rich mines as |
have looked at to-day. In coming
here l had no idea OF seeing what
have seen. | was utterly astonished to
find the number of rich mines that
you have here and so little attention
paid to them BY the press and people
Of Denver, New York and other mi
ming and moneyed centres. If the
older districts Of Boulder, George
town and Central had a mine with the
large amount Of high grade mineral
that a dozen of your prospects show
they would go crazy over it. Why,
Sir, one mine that l looked at TO-DAY
they were kicking around great
chunks Of ruby, brittle and native sill
ver, which if they had in these older
districts speak Of, they would sack
it with the greatest care and even seal
it up"
This is the opinion of every expert
encsd mining man who visits our
camp. We know We have rich mineral
here and the quantity is no. excelled
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-09-08

The car which the workmen of the
Pennsylvania railroad shops rehtted,
has arrived at Washington to be used
in conveying President Garfield to
long Branch. The seats were all
taken out and the car thoroughly reno
vated. A false top was put on few
inches below the roof Of the car, in
pa6H-to give air an opportunity to
cigcunl9 tStween it and the roof so as
T. keep the car cool.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-09-08

We don't like the idea of Gen.
Mckenzie and forces being sent to
New Mexico now. 1t is true the Un-
compahgres have gone to their new
reservation, but the ones that interest
the people Of Gunnison county, are
the White River Utes, who are still
ontheir old reservation, and appar-
emily no effort is being made to have
them removed, if reports are true.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-09-08

There are quite number Of mines
that are making preparations to work
all winter, and with the market for
their ores that we now have there is
no reason in the world why they
cannot be worked to a greater profit
in the winter than any other time,
therefore we predict more prosper
Gus season this winter than ever before.
During this summer there have been
a great many capitalist here from all
parts of the country with view of
investing. While some have in a
small way there are Others that will in
the near future, as we do not know Of
an instance where an experience man
has examined this mineral belt but
what he has expressed a very favorable
opinion of its richness. What we
want here is capital. There are plainly
Of prospects lying idle to-day for the
want of means to develop them, if
developed would prove as rich as '''''
mine in camp
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-09-08

The republican delegates from the
out-of-town precincts " sot down "
on the Gunnison delegates last week
in the convention to send delegates to
the Lake City district convention, in
a way that is "too peculiar to men
tion." In the reorganization of the
county central committee George H.
Holt was elected chairman and Mr..
Wallingford. secretary.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-09-08

Gunnison is entitled to nine dele
gates at the convention to be held In
Canon City on the 18th inst, to Sc
lect site for the state capital other
than Denver. This is a subject of
great importance. Five years hence
the bulk of the population Of Colo
RADIO will be in the southern part Of
the state, and it is a matter of vital
importance that we should have our
say where the capital will be perma-
nently located.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-09-08

Our citizens should see that dele
gates are elected to represent this pre-
cinct in the convention to be held in
Canon City on the f3th, to put in
NOMINATION city 10 be voted on for
the state capital. This is not polit-
ical question, but one that interests
every good citizen.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-09-08

It is rumorcd that the DE- r. C. R'y
company has purchased the South
Park R'y, which will probably make
some change in the construction Of
the two roads into this country. The
South Park will be completed to Par
Inns ranch under the management Of
the d. & R. G., but from there to
Gunnison there will only be one track.
1t is the opinion of Judge Bennett
that the road up Ohio creek valley
will not run any further than the coal
banks of Mt. Carbon, as the route via
Crested Butte to Irwin is much the
better one, and one road to this point
is thought quite sufficient for the bust
ness at present. 1t is thought that
the forces will be continued on the
route via Crested Butte to this place
SO that it will be completed this fall.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-09-08
The follow =
ov''- of the sth
.u4sOn Mrs Dry,or,1t

....,, ..ulson Nezys- Democrat
about depredatIons committed by the
White Mountain Indians in Arizona :
"Three couriers have come into Cam
Thomas, all bringing the same ne, 5,
namely, that Gen. Carr and COM
mand have all been massacred by
White Mountain Indians, IS miles
from Camp Apache, and that 100
men and seven officers were killed.
The officers must be Gen. Carr, Capt.
Henly, Lieutenants Carter, Genden,
Stanton, Orms and D. McCrery. The
White Mountain Indian reservation is
located about 50 miles north Of Will
COX, near the line of New Mexico.
The tribe numbers about 400 in all
and they can muster 400 warriors.
This is the only tribe of Apaches
which has not been whipped into sub
lection. They were moved in 1876
into the San Carlos reservation, but
were recalled and returned to their
old hunting grounds where they have
been.ev since"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-09-08
Clark and James Preston.

Every candidate for county Office
wants an organ of his own, and from
the way new papers are being started
IN the county, some OF them must
want two. We understand another
journal is to be stared here. Come
right along, gentlemen F.; we have no
objection.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-09-08

Mr.. ". I. Stevens, formerly pro-
prietor ofthe Silver Cliff Miner, will
publish a paper IN Red Cliff. He
will leave Denver tomorrow morning
with the outfit for his new paper, to be
called the EHg!t R'rey Shaft The
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-09-08

The new opera house at Denver was
opened last Monday with the Emma
Abbot opera troupe, consisting Of,
forty or fifty persons. She will play
one week only.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-09-08

new journal will be republican in pol
itics. cs.-Denuey Tribune.
From our past acquaintance with
Mr.. Stevens, we can positively assert
that he has the inability and illlteracy
witt, which to sink that .SHaf in very
short period Of time.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-09-08
Sheriff Campbell, of Hinsdale cou

Sheriff Campbell, of Hinsdale coun-
ty, arrested the two men who rode
through the streets of Gunnison a few
days ago, discharging their pistols
and wounding Mr.. Thom. Their
names are Smith and Lewis and were
brought to Gunnison by Deputy Sher-
If Clark and lanes Preston.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-09-08

Colorado has almost as many daily
papers as Kansas and Missouri put to-
gether. Undoubtedly 1t has too
many for the good of each other.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-09-08

Sixty days from date is election
day Sixty more restless nights the
doubtful candidates have got to sleep
before their fate will be sealed. Who
wouldn't be politician
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-09-08

Now that the Utes have been re-
moved we may look for the reservation
to be thrown open for settlement any
day.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-09-08

The Governor of Pennsylvania is
sued proclamation to the people of
his state to devote two hours on last
Tuesday, in public prayer and suppll
cation for the restoration of President
Garfield.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-09-08

The September term Of the county
court is in session this week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-09-08

The Forest Queen mine has over
two hundred ton Of high grade ore on
the dump ready for treatment.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-09-08
THURSDAY, SEPT. 8, 1881.
The Utes have gone.

The President is to be moved to
Long Branch.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-09-08
The Pioneer Stamp MiN!
RUBY CAMP, COLO.
SEPTEN1BER 6, 1891:
10 the Miners of Ruby .N1nius District

TO 17e 8N1He7S OF R06Y .Nz0709 District
Ind Mine Owneys:
As the PIONEER near its completion and as w ~.
ready purchase would our price list below
Ca Ores to be delivered mill to be pd for as soon as crushed
ao sampled calculating silver at New York prices The ore
asked De present during the weighing and pns samp
ping WI" be perfect and satisfactory all who done containing
zinc blend FIVE lead deduction made from our
price list below
Si0o ore we Will pay $4,000 ss5o will pay 1880
125 " " " 62:5o 295 1o,so
~ $500 900 " " " " a15oo
" 1880 400 " " " -" 3os.oo
a25 " " "" 1880
Marshall Webb, MANAGER.
, 1881-03-12
hard ticks. at mlllloaa of acts Of seit-t,cninl.
thrnR4 Industry, rcr!Innly. civil hrt!er, ailt1 tho
h1crat rr,FI I1f,,tt ,1,outLnt

1t ssr fk mi sa Ct a.; s otsf of ed, IL;
scm,0'tIy+ iot i. 'uok forwani. i1itherto. t
nnvn 'tn6ten hcfnro son.c Of y',,, Or tho
forsariI " Il" " IL" l,e.'io st ,lenl '; 10 nj"ss
tico. lh,t the un1y rational why r. wh!ot w
ca,, siaic ,nefr r.. sir'',cs @ a. to to lyG f"r ne
fricnis i, mucl, l,nr,!rr Thing 10 III.
n,,r Ten. tlut1lon when It wRs MiI ever: We
must w hntsin md tMltfvnln nlIr vlrtuca. Leo
! tat IT. tnrsnT s ss hn;slt =, r., 70 ~, "s s"i "a
tn.t!ny, n,nk ing forward and mt backward! Wo
havu n,tvlnu tall 10 Htnrd cter'n1! guard by thu
shy, II I.ct ,So iun,i lairy thoir 'lra.i.'s .
Ny friends, my rriKhborH. nIltl ny pupils,
sssrS 4ss1, {G !" y 1 y III , ny 9 /, 's1 i Tsnty a
ii. my Isl "Wns d yr1, mi such things hero
nre hcro, md ronsI.iar whit tlloY ,ru to do md
10 10 when VII nrH gntie 1lcncr. .,.-
hive s'",hnn whit aolctnnly toIosG to DO
whcn tte.c truths sht,tila In spoken ly sutnc-
tn,ly. nna Try tn do ny pArt: nnra.inei TINT
longer my ocenslon Or r1cud for thcn to bp
Thcrn is no rcnson why the South should be
ccuiio.ny. oscrrc inv a,,tl ,rtier, prReIGr virun
AMI Justice, Wink III truth and righteousness, md
tro rui,.cn ,iny nf tho s3utf il yet 10 taw.l ,nt
tho light IL bsenklnE, nnN PRESENTLY tho RhAtwa
will tirp nwny. It's fNl1i,ess 1f Bpluntlur tnny
never seB: but my children Will euc 1t, ntld wish
thH.r1 tuEct rca,iv fur y whIIn thoy tnny.
1'huro is snothsrg weaker q moro fnt'lIsf, thnn
deapntrlng Of future to which uod invites Ms.
uatHl frip,ltls, this Is nut 1H It ts lHa}. Lot rs
rcss forwnr. following tho rlltnr nf G!0,itl ntitl
ire always. With heat!! nul! pcnce, with fr!e!lts
anl l,Encs. with civil liberty md Social order,
With Nattpnn1 prosperity and taoncst!c comfort,
inrx. and utHnt tnpe nf lIanvrn through Jesus
Christ our E0r.l. !ct us atl !ift up n,r vores ~
praise Tho t,r,!, III W nations: nraisu him. nil
SC penpIc. For his netntf.tl kindness Ia Erent
fnrcvtr. rrntso 20 tho Lord"
II 1 rightly Judge, no wiser words Or nobnr
t sentiments tl,nn these have been uttered III
re1nl!on to this vital question, either North
or South. w. II. WELLS.
, 1881-03-12

!enrl'. II calls for sukriuy " fnt|s f,'as,ino iot hs
J9ll'lnl tetnpet Il jllst, appreciation II nn,,A
1IlKII.,t, ,n9Is ,sin an hs s,'l public sew.aaSs
Mr.. Matthews qualifications ,'ilInI'i; In iho.u
spcets llayu been illustrated in ,,'ese 10
which, though brief, llas bcoee /" career
n.,so ,. i!ltttcro'is and nelancl,oIy." II
. hurst Forth witl, neteorc sMIiennsn.s,
yc,,tton Of fH;3, md after playl,e aro'', to,
farrtcul rro!D9 1T sa,l tragedy In Iauas ina
the tlrant cnniu. Then Observation-Disclosures t,,srh 81 ia
went nut fnr tic III tho turmoil 6var =. ,g,t
Sft eI after II he tSt" n II pjm % !e
into thu Sennle. lie anttrcd iu't'R tt,"t hll
forum, with lnrEo expectations ''". ~, RfSat
part VI INC coultry, but 'Io was l,ar,y v. 'ns
!" 1s ffat a. ~ GGtofn M wHs completely ~
and rlcl!nyuno politicians Of I.ouisInuae 5It 55iat
spcclncfnRf q strung Int waywarti on, il's
,iant mntFnatl6 tho ttotbull ail payih,rs"e , se'; !;
ynlgnr ntEi 'lnscrsIp,!lo,s trcks,ers WE was o
,se n pi'tnnie a,, ''aa 115l co.iGn No SUPPOSED
everybody la.ncnied Ils ,icplornHsn' Hn'ESS H. bst
sciist n1tl discretion. llo wins not hIsnn.aas y
bcca1tsc With h!s freshness l1e didn't siea. seain
know my better; but tho country launh'a9t lvs'9 Y
otle moment 9tl satly sl,ook Its head lie n,sd lesl
0[ yngarles mid showing such Il s,,rry na! ,nl!
of Judgment. which !r1nkes ths ronntry n,'e. 1c.
tlnti his fitness for tho Rt,lcr rtspunsthffIftsr.
Of tte Bench. II demands discretion i''slsd "a
se,i.nose,m,l1t ie sItow Il r. Ills Jim Andes
set,so Of public l!onnr MID nlliigatons' 'sag Id;1
le exhibit 1t IN hts silver helIrlllnIp Il uf9 csHl
for tho tr!cst tlnvutLot to tho public nIss,ntn, my
and popular rEllis,-.ltt tlu display It IN Il.
SSV'!sgry!ence y IT. I" TIE deslEns o. Sotnoraons'
sf13pnfltt abilities nf Mir Afnfthutu. L.. ~. tla
, 1881-03-12

ton and Ronk 1stat,L Roads lad a aort Of
tMol there. Witness declined to stntc how
Che business was divided between tho tnnds:
IierH were other pools. but witness declined
to state where.
On tho recross, tho witness sntd tic Wya.
net rate was a Just and reasonable one. nntl
lie thought wns
LOWER THAN THE CDMMfssI0NEfls' TAntFF.
70 Senator Gallon: Witness said Il any
% fsa" aor r Eye m .s ons " "uy dvee " III @
ground. It was! exceptional. Competition
wns factor IN discriminating rates. Whern
competition Is avoided tlierN. Is no necessity
3S5 s '1MxE II Eo ssF s se Taes in rnsaS wers T 5
exist. Pooling lins. flatlc tho rntes steady,
and 1.as not raisetl them. Before tho pooling
The ratns wGre Irregular. Tllnre hns been M
advance o1' tho priGtt' tnrli thu,,sh tero ,
HESS ronl,l not tell the Atnount OF tllu rebates
distributed In tllis State.
To senator l.anlllnE: The lsniIrond Com
lnlssiorers l,ntl visited tho office Of the lsur-
IN Chicago. II the Commissioners Ind seen
tic bucks
TIlET MIGHT HAVE KNOWN OF REBATES
II they call,n to sec The books III q particular
ensc, they would llnye been accommodated; ;
but, # they came to make general haul.
tty tsyy M",d "y a., "fq :" rss; s2no away knowing less
II I" Nj. Wiihraw: Pooling e.nnb,es the
rnIlrOatts tn to their business ut less cust, mid
also hrlus tho Intermediate towns Ii IL were
possible to gct away with tile competitive
rntc, nil focat rites wDt,tt bo reduced. Fli,c-
tunting rites wcre detrimental to business,
md 10 business man In my ptace wl,erp Il
pool is organized wants It don q away with.
r,,r rnnrIyn a1vrs 4 srrany uArn
IN an,,,,,n,,,,n o,a t,tor,na,,iota notn,o
riorn g"is'k IT, % NY ocr.,"sn n te ava,rotf ~
rnt Il, o rt.,o, ~ lat .vt""n ro"-. r,,o III,
,.s. 1.iiKi tt ,"s St ,r ,,nst t,,a I'M >.
IT, esea @ ~. x ttau t1 .nrnse
, 1881-03-12
1881, PROSPECTUS. 1851,
CHICAGO
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THE TNlnuSE II the host business medium mi
commercial oxpnnent Of this city, and IA undcniabf
the stronzust nr,d must influential Republican N9st.
p1per II. tl!o West.
Politically THe TRrnrSB IL q atalwart nepub!ltan
newspaper, ind vii! remain until orory man In ibs
eout irrespective 0f rncs. color, OF politics. shat.
enjoy tho rittt to vote AMI be vott fur and have blu
knlot honestly c0u1tot wI!hut hnllhuz'ne Nt thcat-
ng utd until civil md political liberty fur black he.
,uhtfcans, as well ns vt.a I}enocrnta, Ia "A firmly
csthbl.nrct1 III tho Houth rs In t1ta Sortt.
In tho future, As In tic lIast, THE TnsnuHE will a.
sncnt9 tho mn!ntennncs ut tho NnDnal cfedIl; fhs
publication Of tho public scrvico tho advocneJ ols
btaAUnRbie projccts Of Ecal tefHttn slgtd ECONOMY
In public expenditures; oppostlnn tn snGstde, aaa
coEpulnc jobbery In all s forms, md Tho presar1l.
ton OF equal rights 10 ali cilkcns, North Ana South
, 1881-03-12

plinc which tho t0tnpnny n1lconrHRrA nt.onY ita
p'eisiy r1ohi"!s va. fotae r i" j"dee ff ar
mytolf concernlnr the br.s t,nlnt ot t!,scuhhark.
..on nl"sk nttcr n,osk y, Is P@tsc, md .a, Tho
polo hcnscs II, tight. All hnppy thol,ah.I l,ar.
bers aro sometimes willing 10 cunversn. cven
With s.rsnsets md sol9 search q .,ays and
pulled tho strip and ieft TIN cer.,
W!tht,nt cnsrri,a t,,tn details 4 will 10 suf.
p;nEs pns s,;.o ~ hand If" my @ pkst
history. present RtHnlug. AMI f,ltnrr prs,tpersh
ct nearly every rr',.n!ne,,t man n town: caIt.
sers Il Eesrai M a Ssn .ac t sS n fet e t fss W.
pretty we'll acquainted III ttcse pnrt.. II Ind
"y nay nn ny s!r IT. fnd ny nn1I.yc
would havc felt like an ol'l resident.
linw much 10 ynu eharRo far shave, down
hercs asket It, @ ny swcrtess e. tnncs .rwonty
epen ~ T. .ho nn'at',l ,praGsh!l!ty i1nt a.. poor
n rn,, %as 81 "e1 sy,rv q sai a,,frt sa s s
wealth eoufi rrot.,re: md Tint i,c if cvor, now
straeKl1nK .losperntcly 70 r,'ver ir.,:n the tlls.
or twenty yrara hu0, Awcpt nwty hts fortune
md bis fc!lnw-fcctins. I Gun understand now
Why T. Is .has se ny cn y th p",t of S
l,arl'ers who haso tho check tn shnrEc ~ ccits
for shnse not nny acrttnls sly impede tho a'lvnneo
proportion Of tho foreign capttat whicM mlght
osherwlse oc directed towards lts permanent de-
Hid ltakcn ,ny. departure by rho first train
wh!oh icft f:ittio Rock aftor tho experiences nf
shs eycntf! !nors,,ng; my overlAstinE ana M r.
iourn, n,,l bottrracsIuanta.ce with Its ncoptc:
havS "te S,.a "arknss light nofro mv md
cr'sci, md t3c brrhft sun shiacs again: sho
mud is less Atreestonntr. nnh tho hydrMnt-wAter
, 1881-03-12
STANLEY MATTHEWS.
What tho Newspapers Say OF His Isc
ne.vel Candidacy tor the Suprctll
TENtGGII.

What tho Newspapers sny OF His re-
ne,veA Candidacy tor tho Supreme
IssllCll.
Stanley Il Mattews ads 'hi iias isft assington for
Ohio, convinced tiHt hH stant1s no cllnnce OF
hp.lg renniliinatetl by President Garfield to u
plae0 OIL tho Supreme Baiich. Which Is 6e-
vGre OIL Stanley md .Jny Gould, but credit
able to President Gnr1ictd.
Hugato Commercial Afussittr tRtp.).
There Ii practical tlnahl!nlty OF tElsnpproval
In tho lsepubl!can party OF The proposed re-
nomination of Stanley Matthews TO tho VI.
rn,nors wa have no fear tllat tile President
will make any lnistake In this nnttor.
1t is aegsa 's tat i"f5fss resItc%t i Garfield will
reno1nlnate Stanley Matthews for Assoclato
5ssse ss co1laR 9f the sERr's G'nr Mobiedye a TSeo5s II
Mr.. uarifold's power. to make Matthowa u
Judge nf tho highest Federal Court, and 1t Is
nlsU In Ills powUs tn weaken his own Admin.
Istratlon atal destroy tho popularity which ho
at present enjoys.
1'rcsItlei,t Hayes, iii .,ilnIfobabIo Washing
ton rMlnor says, n6tallol 4 promise from
Gen. Garfield that stanley Matthews would
bu renominatet! for tho yatleancy OIL the Sn.
pren,u Court. President fairfield cannot AZ
ford ut tho opening or hts Administration, to
repent tho bllndcrs which clOlldetl tic close
nf 1fayes' term 0f office, anl thcre Is no ltkc-
lthood that 1.o will. PRESIDENT Garfield has
and Lc .cnnnot fu!i to be aware of Matthew'S
painful luck Of the qualifications for a judi
cla! 'ot'lce.
~ 5a't!mSTt .., Af1tas t1q q2,,, ,rtsrs
to rnnomiiato ihe ilom. Stanley Matthews is
Judge Of the Supreme Court will prohahly
prove to be Mnf0untled. M nomination that
IHs been lnattB Tor d long tln,1 lins excited
s,lcll general tllsapproyal rs did tllat Of Mr.
Nnt 1HhnI II mn txttl n tin
, 1881-03-12
Tho Lick Of n t,,,icngo nroker.

n the IlInTINg Uf one Ut our rppNrtUrs tho
following. was lHtGly re!ntuu By Lewis Ii.
DCailor. Esu., whose t.llicu Is 'Ucalea ut H
Washington strent, thls city, as I'LL evidences
fsrnw s k Mr uGn3r 'ts1 n,uS s s't' t
wecks with II sufBre pnin In my back, be-
liuye.t to ly tr0M TIM effects OF II cold cu,,-
trAcied whila On tl,u lakes. lln.l been pre-
scrllcu for by several Vt MIR physicians md
abandoned llolll ali. anu tWusli, bnttlo of
81. jacobs Oh, applied Il 1T night before ro-
firing. ul.4 to.tlns leel llka u llew ilan.
experienced almost Instant relief nil nav
fsel u! i!nin wLuteyur.. | must express my
factnru Ut such u sule,alld medicine, ant!
Yhnll esteem It II duty. privilege, nnI pleas
MIn 10 recommend II In the future for sl.,ilur
ailments"
, 1881-03-12
The Merits Of The Weekly Tribune

As Nt4r,papar apraren. to all. We ho'ie's trt
It excels. In tho nnount quality, md vnr!et Of ths
1t pE'irItos, cvery oher pub|cs
tlnn of thu kind In this countty. Thu srAcn niotea
to advertisers Is putnsrly kept doTn 10 HARROW u
Ita, St0so than ttv colt'nns u cetr stbs tgos IN
ditd zach ,ufk with .s salt&t nttos editorial discus
sons. At0rfcs, essnyh p0ols. huinUfoMs parasrsphs
special articles Of interest to farmers, md tic ae
market reports. q.
ltA market rcrorts nro unsurpassed. enhtac'nR ii
tho Information Htlfc fnrncra rdqnfro for tho ihte'
fcnt tgnnsaoEUn ot bnsnesa both ~ sccrs md bur
cfs,
Fncts about railroad combinations md raca m
a1wuya nntccd III THE WEEKLY.
improvements of horticultural machinery and nex
methods NJ utilizing farn, products aro dcscflbsdla
Thx WEEKLY.
"lts1rnl 'Jr.." writes on "Ths Fnrm and Gasdca~
10. j.. H." on "liDrttci.ltHfe,' md "Fntor1HhFlaa
on 'Tho F!eld aud BtnbIo," In each Issue Of TIKI
WEEKLY.
Tho I1omo Department. Rosslp nbout tho fashions
short stpriea. und poetns. literary selccons' nc.
mako THE WEEKLf attractive " tito lndloa Ana 'ls
younger nlnmbers Of tho fnfntly.
, 1881-03-12
The Manufacture OF Paper out OF I3n-
gnKsa> C0itnn Stalk, mud Okrh an Ac"
tntlti1 tAEaeA RhHt.

MEM UltlEAHs. alhrch B-Whuteycr dnnbt may
hnyp yxtstud heretofore ,ts 10 tho prnctlcabtty
Of manufacturing pnb,or uut uF l,iYuHse. cnllul,
tho pfnrts uf Mr Tllt,,las j, Aprer. who rscrnly
forwarded tu II M0hlle lhler- Il.tl sovaraI snt,l-
rlra Of tibru, a,l. hun rtrbye bntk avu ttlstiut
pt,rluns vt tho OkrA gtetu, n!e of tho Cotton,
AllG Dtlu of xuGnr-Gatlo stalk. ThGsU saMples hr0
Ali satsthetury. hut tho cotton sampls Ii espe-
chilly 50, for Il tAb specimen Of writing paper Ia
tho result, This ukrit specimens vMry frnmt tho
cbarseRt stout Wrapping pAuer to u SOFT and silky
shtet aamuAt tisALu llAtlur.