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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-02-15
Plea for Lenaency towards Opium
Smokers.


81 Ed. WoRLD:-I could not help ask
ing you to publish this. after reading
in the Avalanche about the arrest of
several victims of opium agree
with the Lawmakers and those that
enforce it. While SO doing | cannot
help feeling sorry for the victims, as
the habit, once formed, is hard to
break from. It is terrible thing to
quit too suddenly, without SINE kind
of substitute. This is from my own
experience. / Lad inbibed but
occasionally until | formed the habit.
For four months steadily fused it, and
found it was growing on me, SO
made up my mind to quit the abomin-
able habit. / had medical treatment
and attendance. Still suffered the
most excruciating pain that mortal
can invent. Put yourself on rack
and pull every bone out of socket,
then conceive the agony. A friend o.
mine was found dead on a trail
swelled beyond recognition. On !
piece of bark he wrote a warning Il
topium smokers. He wrote this til,
third day out. Said be had swollel
SO he could hardly hold a pencil. III
| begged all opium smokers to leave If
the habit, as by not having the dras
is what killed him. Now if suffere,
so. having care, what must those suf
fer that have none to care for them
i beg all those that enforce the Law
to be lenient to those poor unfortu
mates. For suffering humanity be-
of you all to give them show to qui
by degrees. If they are dealt hardl,
with, suffering and death will be til
consequence.
ONE THAT WAS IN THE HABIT.
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T., GOAL IN SVVS-

l-'S)oCNJL - ~ - wv -
ABOUT fourteen inches Of snow fell
pn Saturday and Sunday.
THERMOMETER registered 5 deg. be-
low zero yesterday morning.
Mas. Z. b WARNER who has been
quite sick for several days, was a
little better last evening
Nick HAUG has put up supply of
ice for next summer. 1t was taken
from the town reservoir.
The theatrical troupe will play
'Miriam's Crime and Hunting d
Turtle tomorrow evening.
FRANK CooPER, Sheriff Danskin and
Hon. G. w. Richards have returned
from-the capital
The Boise stage went down to the
first toll-gate on Wednesday and to
the Half Way House yesterday.
GRAND ball next Thursday evening
at Peter Connaughton's, Granite
Creek.
JIM IRWIN, Jim Monroe and Jim Ma
gee arrived here Friday evening from
Banner. They came in for a supply
OF powder and will@return in day OF
two.
LAUER x Co. have lot of fine logs
piled up at their saw mill near the
idaho Ranch. They have been hanl-
ing during the greater part of the
winter.
FoRTY-NINE persons had united will
the Methodist Church at Boise Cit,
up to last Thursday. The reviva
meetings were to have closed las
Sunday.
j TIE one hundred feet, or nearl,
one-seventh the length of the Nor
creek foot-ridge that was carries
away By the high water, was rebuilt
the other day.
LEN and Jim White, Ben Miller
VIM. Sessions, Joe Commiskv an
another man left Banner the othe
day for goat hunt twenty mile
above Jordan's Bridge.
In private letter received fror
Charlie Stevenson he says: 4 ofte
think of the Idaho City School an
wish myself back again. 1t IS jus
as good as any and better than mos
schools in this State
ALI the grading McDevitt has don
between here and Cold Springs wa
work thrown away. The road wa
hlled up almost completely during II
rain BY the sliding in Of loose gronn'
+ was being dug around the side
the bill in places 10 avoid the cree
bottom.
]. B McLAuGHuN, Of Garden Va
ley, informs us that the Middle For
Of Fayette. after the rain, was as big
as at any time last spring. II
South Fork didn't get up e its ligl
water mark Of last year by three
four feet.
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A1M<4o &EueD8Aom4s .aA
The following il tho spelling Hat
given last Friday. 10 the pupils d tle
FIRST grade Of tI,e Idaho Cisy School:
III this examination John Nc nin6Sse
and Isaac Lauer received over ninety
per cent. the former 93. the latter 81.
Now that the usual reading matter is
scarce. give them ont 70 one another
without any preparation and see how
you stand.
Eyeing, Britannia, defensible. ex-
hilaration, opacity. existence, inter.
changeable, Inconsistency, infsrring,
equivalence, Philip, CatibbeaD, Medif-
erranean, hypocrisy, alleged. prejudi-
cial, preceding, mimicking, Cincinnati,
Natchidocbes ( n ak-e-tusiI. inocuIate.
efflorescence, erysipelas, reconnoitr~,
separation. PtoleIny, EccIesiastes, con-
noissenr, reyeiIle, clique, Milwaukee,
Disraeli. paraly sis, prairie, phthisic,
lornithorynchus, lachyderrn. pIenrisy,
chateau, schist.
The following Is the written arith-
metic paper given to the same class.
4 The average Of the class was 83 per
cent, two receiving over 80 per cent:
John McGuinness making "a and
Isaac Lauer 81 per cent.
4 1. What will II cost ID paint The
walls and ceiling oi ! hall 81 ii. long,
LI7aft. wide and l5ft. high, at rs cents
per squares yard, allowing 80 square
yards for openings.
3. Find the cost Of bill of exchange
on Paris for 500 francs at SIS francs
70 the dollar ID gold.
il 5. ! bought lot Of goods for 81 900
cash. and sold them for 81 500 on thu
, following terms: one-half cash, the
other half on credit of three months
L money is worth one per cent pc
J month, how much profit do make2
: 4 The proceeds Of note disc cunt
ed at the BOISE Bank, for months q
{ II per cent per month. were 81 .O0o
: What was the face of tho note?
i 5. want to cut two rafters Of equa
length SO as to stand at right-angle
i over a house 26 feet wide. HOY
: long must | cut thems
6. put certain sum of money il
/ bank at 10 per cent Ter annum, in
: terest payable half-yearly. let tn
Z interest for the first half-year be adj
ed to the principal, but at the end {
the year | drew out the entire inter
4 est, leaving the sum first DEPOSITED
z The interest was 5000, how muc
did | deposit?
I. A gentleman has a cylindrici
fsh-pond, 100 feet in circumference
m and wishes to construct one of Il
same shape, to hold s times as mucl
s but to be Of the same depth as the Of
e one. What diameter must lie make i
ee 5 4 retailer buys 5000 worth
It goods on one months credit; $4t
Of worth on two months credit, and S2t
Is worth on months credit. He gay
to one note for the whole amount: no
to long had it to run?
i'd 9. A tree SO feet high was brok.
IN off by the wind; I of the stump equs
ut ed 9 Of the part left standing. Ho
t. long was each?
% TO- A certain field. the length
which is 5 times as great as It's wild
n contains J as many acres as the nul
ut Der of rods in the surrounding fene
ne Find the area. and the length al
tai the breadth of the field.
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AL tbe sitting room was taken Up
ct the meeting Of tie Temperance
League At Temperance Hall last
Thursday evening Nearly one hum
dred persons we're IN attendance. G..
s. Kingsley led of with long speech
in opposition To prohibitory law. All
arguments On that side Of tho ques-
tion were presented III . clear and
forcible manner. Rev. 3. Hayes and
Jonas ". Brown viii reply Oh next
Thursday evening. AL they have tie
best side of the question from which
y draw wcighty arguments. those
|hrought ont BY Mr. Kingsley will fiy
up like nothing when put ID the scales
against those that will be produced
BY the other side. a great deal Of
interest il taken ID the subject, aid
all that listened to Mr.. Kingsley are
Ianxious 70 hear how he will he ham
died BY the advocates Of prohibition.
Mr.. Kingsley was followed BY Mrs.
y. W. Brown, who read humorous
sketch on bald heads. Mrs NJ g,
Luney read why Should the Spirit
of Mortals be Proud, Ia most bean.
tiful poem. John Keane read an ar
ticle derogatory to the character 81
the much-abused mule, whose rising
heels have ever been the source
Of wealth for the wits. Ralph Good
life recited Passing Away ape
the exercises closed with song, Lit
tie Sweetheart, Z sang BY Miss Josie
Abbott, with organ accompaniment
Games were played and all had re
al sociable time together after fh,
regular programme was gone tiirou 4
i with.
! BERT JOKES. Of the Herald, writes t,
US from Bonanza, under date Of jam
airy 26th: Chris. WiIkie, ('sspeas
cry who was caught and severel,
bruised by one Of the slides at Custe
recently, is able to be out again, an
will be all right in two or tire
weeks. JEFF Sheets thinks Of startin
on snow-shoes for Idaho City in two G
, three weeks.
THE Governors nomination Of S,
Hasbrouck for Territorial Treasure
was not confirmed BY the Legislature
Mr.. Hnntoon, the present incumben
holds over He has filed the Office fl
. several years, and has performed b
! duty well.
+ MIS-. FRANK COOPER has been la
: up with rheumatism for several day
but is now able to get around.
] Several of the children are SUITE
: ing from very severe colds.
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Notice.

IN it may concern. that no person is aafhorixs /
to borros money on the credit of the nnderssgss.s
nor to pledge the credit of our company for asy-
thing not strictly connected with the working E
eur mining claim ner for this purpose witsoas
entering il in Company Pass Be /.
HOP SING COMPANY
August y. 1850. Granite cFpsk
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JONAS " BRowS permitted ns Is
make the following extracts from j
lsttet ~ received from Bert jones.
dated Bonanza. January 8lst: tsrhe|
roastefs Of TIE Coster min are done
and crushing commences this after
noon, was through ali the apart
nents IF the fine mill yesterday, and
i i, indeed, huge piece of work.
The engine and boiler rooms are two
story carpenter shop being over
head, and larger than tie Banner mill
and roasters combined. The mill il
five stories high 80 feetand pre-
SCENTS 6ne appearance. being we'll
painted and finished. Three more
slides at Custer night before last, but
|no damage done. People there are
uneasy. and 1 think tue town is ID
considerable danger Roa.I from here
to Challis open again. The mines are
|sll improving Ii would astonish YOU
/ to sec the Custer, Unknown. Lucky
Boy, Dickens, Montana. Paradise and
many others The election for Caster
County officers and for the county
seat promises to be 4 holly contested
lone" Bert tells Mr.. Brown he has
Joined the army Of tobacco reformers
that immense army that risetl
lup as the new year cometh In, and
sweareth with fierce determination
THAT they and the filthy weed shall
know each other no more forever
Meerchaums are flung to the foul
winds of heaven. The reformed
smoker sometimes sticketh il
out even unto the third day thef
Ilake:h the direction the pipe took, anc
maketh even more diligent search thar
Ia Yankee Forker after crop
,.Iplngs. When the blue, curling smok.
Iagain issueth from the grub-hoIe .
the then happy backslider. ii
This heavenly bliss he dreamily ponder
eth over the truthfulness of tile sag.
I who sayeth that to enjoy heaven W
must taste q little hell, and then GO
eth on tasting the smoke Of the wee,
until the next January cometh aroun
when history again repeateth itsel
, Bert has been divorced from his pip
!, for tWenty-one days, and don't use tn
filthy in any form. This is wonder
full stretch of reformation, for news
paper man it is-well we can't max
a draw on the English language tina
will do it justice. If Bert sticks
out we expect to see him held up be
fore the fraternity as an object of en-
ulation; but doubt steals GENT
through our makeup" If the Var
kee Forker shows "clean proof a
: through the new year, we will CON
: in with the amen at the right tim
and sing the doxnlogy
] The appointment, by the Governo
of JAS. T. Onderdonk for Territoli
!, Controller, and his confirmation by ii
Leg islaturc, does not meet with disal
!, prevail from any quarter that we kno
.lof. Mr.. Onderdonk is man of int,
rity and ability, and served Lem
connty faithfully in the lower Hou'
J Of the late Legislature He is tive
Ity-six years of age-the younge
y of Idaho's last set of solons.
: STOPPING will be commenced at Il
Grown Point, at Banner, in about
FL week, in the level run from the be
~ tom of the new shaft. This Lev
81 tapped the ledge about three hundr'
= feet from the surface. Men are nc
at work repairing the tunnel that "
m damaged by the rush Of water VIII
N the shaft was tapped short tn
ld t..orn
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-02-15

At the home OF the bride, at Horseshoe
Bend. January 90, 1881, Mr.. P. NJ. Bowen,
Of Squaw creek, Idaho. and Miss Anna
Bekymer, of Highland, Ohio.
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All notes and accounts owing to us must be set
he'd in thirty days without fall If MOI settled 81
That time they will be placed in the hands OF al at
forney for collection. COFFIN a KENNALY.
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Calling Cards. S ss ta s5y ,ss,.. !

and Gents alling Cards received at ls,S>
WORLD Office. Cards putup in neat cas- :
holding 90 Price moderate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-07
hSSIGsEG.'s NOTICE or SALE
IN TIzE DISTRICT COURT or rup CIR,

l
ond Judicial District, in ana for orrsbv County ST.,
OF Nevada-THOMA - BEER vs.. HIS CREDItoEs
by virtue OF an oruer of sale issued ont of n nj
rict court OF the Second Judicial District i'm ana
tGE the county OF OfmSbY, State OF Nevada il,
the mater OF the estate of Thomas Beer an in
solvent debtor, VS. His Creditors and to mo III
Iected ana delivered, aud dated the DIST dny of
NoTeiho DER a. y 1881, IN which / am directed 10
sell the estate OF said insOlVent ebor onsistin.
OF certain property hereinafter described I hav,
taken possession of the following property f.,
W.: piece OF timber land on Wolf Creek in
AIpihe county California, consisting of l61 acres
more or less. One acre OF land 4 mile = w of
EmpIre City slaughter house. Lots ! & qand 70
BiCcK HlnOer23. Dwelling house a nd lot NuI,
Der - BLOCK Numbc ~. Dwelling house sifnotn
on hlfd street Dwelling house ANA lot Nunlhcr
., BLOCK Number 81, all in Empire CITY Ormsby
county, state OF Nevada One light spring Wagon
IN sooq repair. Notes against the following bar
tlts II. d. Brasher, amount SEQ, bal. $50 81
interest per cent. per month; date, January 9Th
800. theodore L. Johnson. =. -.
freu. IL. tucker, amount, 500; interest | nrr
cent per month: date, June 3D. ST.. f. Ma
atnou1t, Sio9 -; interest, per cent. per month:
attLe, Oc'oDer 9th, 1888; a. Roscn berg, anouni
ZIP iVi interest, per cent. per month: dafe No
NeihDef ,, 1889. c. A. Flanders, amount sloG.
InltreS, per cent per month; date July 2S,h
IL -. NJ o. Grady, amount, SOB 81: Interest
per cent. per month; date, February oath 1879
NJ . GRADY amount, SI9n: interest, / per cent
per month; date, April 2ith Is i. Also blottor
l journal, cash book and < ledgcrs ali of tbcsa
DOCKS used by said inSolvent debtor nm tn IN.
l2th DAY OF Decemb Der, A. D. 1882, and confainin,,
me account OF transactions with his patrons and
evidences of debts owing to said jnsoiyrni
debtors estate. ''''''"'
N0fjp iS l,arn ,ri,-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-07

and death.
Dr.. MINTGE will agree to forfeit Five Hundred
Dollars for . of this kind the VITAL RESTOss-
ALIVE (under his special advice and treatment viii
cure, or for anything impure injurious found in it. Or
MINTIE treats all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury. Consultation f-ee. Thorough examine
lion and advice including analysis OF rne So 90. Price
Of Vital Restorative. s. 90 botta four times
The quantity $1,000; to any address upon receipt
price, o. D. from observation, in private
if desired, by a. E. MINTIE, NJ. ID.
IL Ksaraey Street San francisco. Cal.
DIR. MINUTES KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPR.
e fiCUM, all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder
plants, GOnOrrhga Geet Leucorha. For sale by B. F.
Foster and Gee C. Thaxtsr Druggists Carson City
bottle, six hotties for $780,
DIR. MlNTIE'S DANDEEION PILLS are the
b sst and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cure
the market. FnT sale BY r. F. Foster and George c.
TiaXter, druggists Carson City1 uh17 ly
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-07
'otice is hereby given that on the
aIst Day CT December. =. ID. 1851.

~ O'Clock Z. NJ. of that day, in front of thr
IouFt House door, in Carson City, county of
ofmsby, state OF Nevada, / will sell the right
titie ana interest OF said Thomas Beer insolyent
DEBTOR in and to the abovedcScribed pronerty
ut pubic auction, for cast. in hand TO the beSSt
ana highest bidder, for the end and purposrs
directed by law. f i''
s. T. SWIFT,
Assignee of said Ins0lvent Estate.
29th, 1881. nSnl,J
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-07
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never.faitxle cure for ner
vous debility, exhausted vital
ity, seminal weakness, sper
matorrhGn, LOST MAN
HOOD, mpotency, paralysis,
and all the terrible effects o,
self-abuse, youthful follies and
and excuses in niatarer years
such as loss of memory, las
situde, nocturnal emission, a.
version to society, dimnes, Of
vision, neises in the head, the
vital fluid passing UnObserre6
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-07
aSSiGAEE'S NOTICE OF SALE


nE DiSTHICT COERT OF TIL
Second Judicial District in and for Ormsby
county, state of Nevada-R r. BROWN va UI-
ChEDlIORS. BY virtue OF an order of sale ssued
out OF the District Court of the second JudiciaI
nfs N', IN ana lor the county of Ormsby, state
u Nevada, In the matter of the estate of X X
brown, an lnsolvent debtor, vs. His Creditors
ana 10 me directed and delivered and dated th,,
zstn gay OF November, 1884, in which / am di.
70 sen tne estate of said nsolvent debtor
CONSISTING of certain property hereinafter de-
scrlbed, l have taken possession of the folIowino
property, to wit " ~O"'"-
plated lemon squeezer,
plated cocktail strainer
plated lemon knife
cork screw.
beer faucet,
pair vases,
pair panel pictures
dozen schOoners,
bottles bitters and shoppers
Sassorted liquor bottles,
summaries,
shades,
6plated bar spoons,
tin cuspadores,
silver spice holder
tin sprinkler,
2syrup bottles
beer glasses,
Japanese tray,
sherry glasses
8 ale glasses,
5pony glasses,
3cocktail glasses.
coOred wine glasses
pal fonts,
) burners
! galvanized iron pail
glass lime stand
side lamps,
beer glasses
} cobbler glasses
tin shaker.
$50 debts due said insoIvent estate consisti,>
iascrihnd 81 accounts contained in two books,
ana another book used by said insoiyont doh.n,
rs an expense book" WV "0''"'
ti,p =.
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S1st Day or December. A u ,ss,

az CLOCK r D. Of that day, in front of the Court
t t,ouse aoor, IN Carson City, County of Ormshy
stare OF Nevada, | will sell the right tifIe o,,,i
interest OF SAID X. Il. Brown, insolvent debtor In
ana 70 the above described property M MINI.
bidder for the end and purposes directed hy lave
=. T. SWIFT.
Assignee of said Insolvent Es,ot,
arson City, OTrlsby county, New, Eoyembor
10Th, 1881. ''' III n,9'i
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-07
OAKLAND POULTRY YaRDS.


Corner 18Th and Castro Street,, Gsklan
Constantly on and aud for sale, choice specimens
sae follow in, varieties OF fowls.
- Dark md L2it BrshTnas Buff White
~ Partridge tochins, White ard Brown LIE.
Saxs..NA horls, Dorkihes, Polish, HaDb,rgs Pa
SSSsStssA n'ohtt Rocks, Game and SetZight Baltare
ESr6NsSS Bronze urAeys, fekin, Ayiesbury
=. Y1"TJ Ro1en Ducks. ~ Safe arrival OF egp,
~S>20 Guaranteed 81 Satisfaction guaranteed
For further Information send stamp illustrated CT,
GUITARS to Gi3o. Is BAHLtY, z. O. Box III, =. F. Cal
PrAcs Gsst-Eggs:
Geo g. BsEieys Poultry Yards, Ieth and Castro
Streets Oakland Address P Box l77l San Francisco
California.
, 1881-06-20
CIVIL ComMoTIoN IN CHINA.

; Our cablo dispatches llayc recently MI
louilcosl tho deaths, within 4 salnrt time Of
cacl, other. Of tllo Eastcr,, a1ld Western E,ll-
prusseH Dt China, two Venerable lAtttes
who for many years tlAve haia tho retns
OF power lit tho Celestia1 Kingdom, anA
guided tho political progrcss OF nearly oalt,-
third Of tic human racc. Tin circumstances
attct14llng their JluRellcy md tl,atr taking otf
nra qulte romantic, and ara invested With
considerable interest, since their almost con-
tonporanenns ahut'ilng OF of the mortal coil
leaves tlie Government III the hands 0f MI
Infant alld ,nay preelpitate civll commotlot
among tho asplrants for the throne, who afe
anost as ple,,ty an klngly cnt,,!itlRtcs In
Spalm or pa'It!cal a,lycuturers In tho South
American Stntes,
Tho Eastern Empress was The first wifo of
tile lato Emperor, Ilsten FunR, md ut her
death there were rllmors Ut foul play, though
1t WIS given ant that sl,e died Of heagt-dis-
ease,--to wl,tal, very brief Illness gayo
some show Of probability, SIte slie.l cltlu-
less, Tho Westcrl, Empress, h0woyer, slll
not die "witll her bouts OIL" bit In tic reg
ular course Of nuture, having been afflicted
With 4 calcer, n .nnlatly which IL no respect
or Of porsols. Slla wna tho second wlfo af
1IsteM Fung, mi! Ind by him chilli named
Iung CHI. who asccndud the tlroGa In 1901,
astor tho death nt lls father. At tho limo Ut
the accession tic two oil indies wern ap-
Rnp0lNtetl. nr rather declared themselves, re-
gcnts. T0ng Gil, however, rulAl huta short
time, IIUdiGl 1oforo attaining Ills mnjorIty,
Rnd there wer0 well authenticated stories
that l,a was put out OF tic way by polltleal
..R.d b
, 1881-06-20
HOPE Fon rI1B IRISH LAND BILL


rhe cable stspnte1cs sutloulca With ccr-
taInty tint the 1rsI, Land bill will renc tilu
llousc Ut Lortts i, July. nt,i they might have
nslslel with equal eer!a!nty that It vii! pass,
for ireland now for Tho first if.no III ccl,tll-
rIcs IL ,,nitut. Mr.. l'ar,cll, thu Ln1td LoaRuo
lentlcr, has abandoned hts opposition to tho
BILL, Tho l0ng list Ut obstruction n,Melitl-
,uet,ts, 1000 III number, Inns been withdrawn.
Obstruction Inns ceased, md the Necessity fur
llew measures 10 facilitate tito progress OF
tho bill through tho 1Innso no longer exists.
Ut tic 1G, Irish members ninuty-six aro IN
fayur of fts passage, and the rctnniMliE Tory
seven will have their cases satisfactorily ut
funded 10 at tic next election. The entire
LMfs Lcn9l,e ltas ceased lis nppositioll, arltl
THUS ono Of the most dangerous complications
whfrli confronted Mr.. Glntlstuno tas ieeu
removed Tl.0new md hopeful prospects for
ireland, however, ,urc not attributable so tMue1i
10 tho 1,nnd Lengueas they arc to the Ulster
Professionals. Their tremendous Influence
has bcen brought tu bear upon Parliament.
anil pvc,, the Lords ttaro not Oppose 1t. They
have expressed their Endorsement nf tho bill
mil their support OF tic Governments 1risl
policy. Thu dispatches stato tint last week
"Inlf n tlnzaII rrotcstant UIstur farmer tct,-
utali0ns wnttcd oil tho Premier and cxurcsspd
their nlniosL, unqualified approval Of tic
measure, alld SONIC uf tll1ll afterwards told
their representatives In the House that.
II ..tho bin WIS nlutllatetl or rejected
IN tho Lords, Ulster would do her best
to teach the Upper ClN,Mbev q lesso,."
1ly 50 much rs this has strengthened t1io
Government 1t Itas weakened It's opponents,
NJ lint