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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

The question of locating the state
capital, is just at this time agitating
the minds of the citizens OF Denver.
There is no possibility OF our getting
the capital here, Notwithstanding we
could give the law makers fresh un-
adulterated water to drink and more
than that we have the La Mialena cigar
for sale by Ben Kersburg, who can be
found at J. E. Packard's store, where
he is ready to supply the retail trade
with this excellent brand Of cigars as
well as all other tobaccos and cigars.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

In speaking Of our base ball club
the Ntws- Democrat says: {" Gunnison
does not propose to submit even to
the acknowledged skill of the Ruby
players without struggle" We are
authorized to say that Ruby will play
against Gunnison for $1oo to $500.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

Charley Gilkinson, a little son OF
Mr.. A. J. Gilkinson, "ishin" went.
He caught 29 beautiful trout, dozen
ofxhich found their way into the PILOT
Office. Thanks Charley, call again
with fish or without them.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04
ELK MOUNTAIN PILOT.
lawlx. GvNNlsok Co.. CoLoRApo.

- fhs ratss for losal soeiess win - twenty-five
eeaA n1s fof ths arR inssrti0u and hitsep cents
6as for saeh Subsequent insertion, and fun tAsss rass
~ viii noe deviate.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

Mr.. G. B. Spratt has opened his
Real Estate and Mining Agency, in
Cornwall Bros. Office, on 9th street,
where he can be found It all times,
ready to npke out transfers and take
Acknowledgements Of all kinds Of legal
instrumenss, upon short notice and a,
reasonahlk rates. Parties Interested
in any kind ofp,operty in this District,
would do well to call on him, IS prob.
'sbk, h is one Of the best posee1gea
in OK camp. He IS interested Z
some of the finest mining psopestl q
camp. anong which aze de Y01a1
America; Indian Girl, King Lode.
Edna Fisher, Silver Reef, Palmetto,
lattIe EditA ana others, al Il whicl
- nae q - npes,l. nPeeial-
y tAe Yosng Aaaa;ca. adjoining tt
Dnr pq ~ in. nou
sAowing ~, hillle M Vie ~,
=.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04
THURSDAY, AUG. 4, 1881.

Kelly Cookson now has charge Of
the Occidental saloon which is the
finest fitted up place in town.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

Jno. Russell and wife accompanied
by Mr.. Myers went fishing down the
Anthracite last Friday. They caught
81 trout and ate 'em-every darned
one.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

Mrs. Sam'l Powell is keeping a
boarding house just above the Hope
we'll mine. She feeds as we'll as ever.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

TO UXO.NIT MAY CONCERN.
! hereby warn all persons from pur.
chasing from John McDermott my in
terest in the Hibernia lode, situated
in Iron basin, or any interest in any
lode or mining claim owned by me in
Gunnison county. HENky HOSEA.
July 9th. s-1m
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

To the trade. When you want any
glass ware or other bar fixtures, give
your order to Jos. Ludwig, of c. Con-
rad & Co., Gunnison.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

Served in first-class style, the very
best OF steak with fried potatoes, tea
or coffee, bread and butter for CSC,
at the European Restaurant, Bakery
and Confectionery, opposite the Post
Office.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

DlkD-On the goth of July, Mary
Brambrough. aged II years, I month
and 18 days.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04
FOR PUBLICA7 TON

Land Office Al Leaiville Colo, July =, 1851.
NToTICE Il hereby given that the following
In named settler, John II. thinner, has filed
notice OF h1 intention 10 make Anal proof in SUPPORT Of
MS claim, Gnd ral entry thereof tho eApr.
alton Of I,n1y days from date Of this notice. viz.
srtnIay. SeItemhe. Sd, 1854, before County Judge
Of Guanisou County, at Gum son His claim is made
ly his D. S. Nc. l&s3 and is for The V. sw
.. tp II, sr &c ". and ha the following his
wi,nesssa, viz: J. H. Bowman, F. T. Aeran. J. &
Stesrrs end j. ". Scott sll Of Guunison Comfy Col.
orato. s-5t
IoHs J. HxsRY, Register.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

Send your order to c. Cvnr"| 4
Co., for Budweiser beer, the bes- bot.
lied beer in the country, also 8 Moss
Rose bourbon whiskey.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04
PERSONAL.

. Hon. Richard Irwin has returned
from Rosita.
D. W. Rogers, Of Elgin, Illinois, is
guest at the Windsor.
Geo. A. Hawley, OF Gunnison, was
here last Saturday.
il. Lacey, Of the PlLor, has gone
to Rosita for week.
c. H. Lawrence, OF Chicago, is
in camp for few weeks.
John Harley Warner, OF Philadel.
Iphia, is registered at the Windsor.
D.. B. Birdsall, of San Francisco,
Cal, is spending a few days in camp.
Frank Hartwell went to Canon last
week. Wonder now long he IS up for?
Mr.. Browning and wife spent last
Sunday at Woods ranch up Washing
ton Gulch.
VIM. Amy and G.. a. Gurley, of
the Lead Chief, started for Denver on
Sunday.
Col. Geo. D. LaVergne, Mr.. A. 3.
Hart and Col. Ensign, left for Color
ado Springs few days ago.
John Pollock, proprietor Of the
Armstrong Houce, Neosho, Mo-, and
brother to James Pollock, who died
here a short time ago, was in camp
last week
Baron G. Won Junsen and wife are
at the Windsor. He is interested in
some mines here, and is so well pleas
ed with our camp that he viii probab-
ly stay several weeks.
Major J. r. Cameron and James
Robinson. Of the Pueblo Coal and
Iron Co., arrived in town last Satur-
Gay. After being here about an hour
Major Cameron received the sad news
of the death Of his little boy at Pueblo.
]. H, Peabody, Of the firm of Bart
lett & Peabody, arrived here On Sat
urday from Canon. He will stay in
camp few weeks and would have
brought his wife and family, but it
was moi con lenient for them 10 leave
home.
J. t. Harbour has about completed
his labors in writing up this district
for the Leadyllle Democrat. He has
spent no little time and labor in get
ting a correc; and concise description
of our mines to the extent of about
six columns, which will be read with
great interest.
J. c. Cooper, Of Topeka, Kansas,
Superintendent of the Santa Fe Mn
ing Co., has arrived in camp to look
after the company's property, and will
be here all summer. This Company
is composed of the officers of the A.
I. & S. F. r. R. and is organized on
a purely equitable basis, owning some
livery good pPperty in this camp.
James Kyle, who was wounded while
! in pursuit of the three men that en-
acted the disgraceful performances at
Spring Creek sometime ago, is now in
imp. 1t was feared at first that his
wound might be serious from the con-
flicting reports received, but on ascer-
tanning the facts It proves to be only
a slight flesh wound in the abdomen,
much to the qualification of his many
friends.
Our Office enjoyed the pleasure Of a
visit from ex-Gov. Crawford, of Kan
sas, few days since Gov. Crawford,
who visits the mountains TO recuperate
his health, seems we'll pleased with
or braclng climate, as we'll as our
jp6neral resources. We had very
pleasant chat, during which some re-
miniscenc es Of happy, ,bygone days OF
| residence in Texas were recalled. The
Governor is at present connected with
tie Worlds Fair Exhibition, which he
thinks will probably take place i'll
1855, or perhaps sooner. He is also
locking after the interests of the Gun
Is(son Mining and Improvement Com
my.
III
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

S. Cullom & Co. is the only house
that are dealing In everything.
The best cigars at Malcolm's.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

Newspapers and periodicals at Nal
colm's.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

Try the Good Taste scent cigars
at the City Bakery.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

Everything cooked to order an |
served in the very b-st efstyle, At the
European, opposite Post Once.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

Fresh Trout at the City Bakery.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

You only pay for what YOU order al
the European.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

4 fine assortment of candies, nuts
ETC.. at cost price at the European.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

California Canned Goods Of all
kinds at S. Cullom & Co.'S.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

Good mining claims in this district
to exchange for farms IN Illinois, Iowa
or Missouri. Address this office.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

A family picnic was given at Green
lake, below the Lee Taylor mine, last
Tuesday, by Mrs. Ropell and Mrs.
Estes. There were a few outside
guests. The picnic grounds were
surrounded by snow banks, S or 6 fee,
deep and the lake is nearly filled with
Ice and snow. The elevation can
not, be less than 1890 feet.
The luncheon was splendid. Mrs.
sR0peh furnished some vegetables rails.
ed by her At The Bullion King Mine.
Ice cream M nade and flosea viii
ice hom thahke. Evesybod seemed
!. eaioy y pie-a'e !. nnch IS posi-
bic.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04
HzNxED.

Tie cutters ~ he b. & K. G. r.
R., to make ties at ten cents each.
Apply to c. Christopher. 1t Tie camp
three miles below Crested Butte. or
A. A. BoRCHERs, Contractor.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

While at Crested Butte, for good
Dinner try Mrs. Songer's Hotel. 4
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

Views Of the camp at Maleolm's.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

Circulating library at Malcolm's.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

Ityou want to enjoy good smoke
for 5 cents, 90 to S. Cullom & Co. S
and try Baby Mine.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

Gents ScArfs Of all kinds at S. Cul-
lon & Co.'s.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

Try the Spiced Holland Herring at
the City Bakery.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

Gents Silk Pocket Handkerchieves
at S. Culiom & Co.'S.
Try the celebrated Croquet Balls
With tomato sauce, at the City Bakery.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

Go to S. CuIlom & CO. for the
finest linen towels in the Gunnison
country.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

Fresh milk for sale at the City
Bakery.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

Lisle Thread Gloves for ladies' and
gents at S. Cullom & Co.'S.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

d. The Red Stockings, Base Ball Club
of Ruby. had their laurels rudely
plucked last Sunday, by the Irwin
boys. In seven innings the Irwin
boys, The Athletics, made II scores,
against E made by the Red Stockings.
We do not care to pride ourselves
too much on this victory, as the defeat
Of our boys on the 18th of July is yet
fresh in our memories-bu. we must
confess that it has slight tendency to
relieve the chagrin we felt upon that
occasion. In short time it is likely
a test game will come off, we would
like to see one next Saturday afternoon
and then perhaps the ladies will turn
out to witness the game.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

Mr. F. P. Brown, accompanied by
Mr.. B. E. Wilbur, took a promenade
up to the top OF Mount Owen, the
other day. They started at I a. m.
and returned at p. N. This was
pretty good jaunt for man 20 years
old and not feeling very we'll either.
Mt. Owen is about two thousand feet
higher than Irwin. Mr.. Brown says
that all OF Colorado and part of Amer
ica, can be seen from the summit Of
Mount Oven. We haven't been
there.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

Fresh pies, cakes and bread always
on hand at the City Bakery.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

BY special invitation we took
dinner at the Forest Queen Hotel,
last Sunday. The meal was fully up
to our expectations, and that boon to
the average newspaper man OF good
s 1uaye meal was realized to its fullest
extent, particularly was the de!ic ious
ice cream. which formed a prominent
part Of the desert appreciated. Mrs.
Mason still MAINTAINS her high reputa-
tion as caterer to the public palate,
and d-seryed!y so, We think.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-04

Only 1sc for one of those delicious
Custard Pies and glass Of milk at the
European.
, 1881-05-28
The Democratic Party mud tho
stfTl11iSn.ss

10 lie Editor Of 7ns Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, hny .1.-Wll! you allow Democrat
a smn!l space to make q fow rsmarks? Tho
rab!d frothtugs Of tho Times since tho exposure
or Its attempt to swIud!o tho public with pre-.
tonded selegrapalo dispatches Illustrate tho
fact that tho doxlays nrr near. and that thore
is QUO "leadttpts)" journal amongst US thnt
practices tho old adago, IA lto well atuck to IL
as good rs tho truth" But do not caro- to snko
IN the eudgcls, The caso has rccoired prptty
full Justice at tho bands OF THE TRIBUNE. ue-
sire 10 make tew statements ~ 9 DetnocrAt+
Old cltixeuB remember thAt the Itlate was sYP-
ported and sustained ty tho Democratic purity;
thAt that support enabled + to Krow into eo!iaI
TO lifc, 1t h,s done It's best to destroy
its bonrfactor; aud that It now occupies
position which onnnles It. to insult
and defy It's original friends. ~ well us to make
it very uilIcut to establish Dcmoorntso Jour
mi to properly represent tho principles Of thar
party. lily prafesstun u acDilcr. prRctlcnily
without principles 10 uphold. lke tho blill ill tho
cblua- -stIp 1t cuvorts alt,unl only for Tho plras-
uro it ugoti,s to hAvu Ut doing lnlsch1ef. Unable
tu Eiye valid rr.tson for it8 desvru0n OF !ta old
friends, 1t vos0rts tl Tho argument OF fools, Aud
shouts Bourbon! liourhon!" !.
Hut did not commence with tho intention OF
pEInuiplcs, of tho Tt,ies, aIy object WIS ~ sug'
gust TINT lts nnnu ts Inappropriate, VIC nro
having good times now; tue world 10 Rottln9
butter; tho Tln4es ia getting worsc. lts l,'nu
boftor, how wouli Ti.e Sl0rv- Teller to7 Thorc IL
good, JACKSON.
, 1881-05-28

SAN FtANGlsCO, May SI-aQuatters on tho
FarnItoao lslunas, q group about thirty miles
from tho Golden 0atu, wer0 eylcted yesterday
little ollguo III lhis city assumed absolute owner
ahIp OF tho astaI,da, on which ure xults' exgs and
rabbits. Fiteen Or twenty Year, ago the bust
ness of gathering GKXs OIL tho talapls wAs
profitable. The Yield was large and the
price high, ~ tho domestic fowl was
nopoIy grew arrogant. and Offensive AZ 1t grew
rich, uuiil tho monopoltssa imagned They
owued tho group Of islinlds. At vartous times
ilupoIy assumed u exercise contrul 0ver the
!sanis sought 10 reap some of the profits BY G.
ta1lIshtng themselves ou tue n.atn island,
Finally tho luouopuiy nsisted that tho toy
horn should not bs aounded. - It
frightened the 8ulls This led TO Al
inaulty ~ to what right tho monopoly had on
the island. and extensive correspondence be-
tween tho Federal utacials hero and Washington
developed the tact that tney were sQuatts5s ol
, 1881-05-28
WATERWAYS.

Tho Resolutions Adopted by the Dav-
cnport Meeting t.nst ThnrHdHy.
Following IL tim full text ot tho resolutions
reported 10 the River nild Canal Improvement
Convention and unanimously adapted by tllat
body. They wero tlnavoidab1y crowded out
ot Onr columns yesterday mor,ln9:
tho ss.spp Satey a II sns sas ii
pItstlance ot tho purposes thereof, unanimous
j. Tnat tho Congress OF tho United sta,cs
shonlH dovisu 1y aW. and s.tethin by aibcrAt and
efficient appropriations, system Of chcnp
M!ssssppi i.ivcr and lis Tributaries with tho
Enatern Atlantic seaEoard and tho Cult Of Mox-
i. That It has been the policy Of Conare*s and
tho desire Ut tho people of tho Northwest for
tnnny years to iI,nlxurate md cumpleto systetn
sissippl for It's laso: that ~ Ytyc greater en-.
cIcnoy to thts policy. thars shoIli ho constructed
h a q ,a o. IL ssr ns ; q ess.
ami thence tu tho iukB ut Chicago. CANAL itslc-
quito to THO present an! tnsuEg t,?.nsportauon
whose people s1ch work Ut internal improve
ncilt Is mi Imperative necessity for relief frnsn
commerce COZ Y Of % tno Country al and that tho work
80 lung needed should bo Immediately cofa'
i. That tho continued Improvement Of tho
NtssissEppI River under the nspsces Of tho Nils.
sisaIppi n!ver Commission, treatctl by act ot
that tho Congress- of tho United States ought to
pronote that scheme of Improvement ey ,aa tne
prson nef S iat "
the people u tho entire Mississippi Wiley that
| proprations for the improvement Of tho river
ind ts navIgahle trlbntaree from tie . ra!. .' of
" Anthony 70 re Gulf Of Mesis ; a''a M tas Ity tIa.y
that would .uprccnte or hinder this greht cntor-
prIsu OF lnuklnx fully unygablc and building np
i Hrent commerce upon ths central rlsef'-Na-
| tuEc'd XtInt GtKH M4Y Of tue E0lTaHGnt.
, 1881-05-28
OLD SETTLERS,

Special Cor7fspondenet o} The Chicago Tribune.
RACINE, Wis, May .J.-The hnnuai basket
picnic and reunion Of tho Raclno County Old
sottlers' Society for 1881 takes place at Tcu-
,onIa Park. 5,car the vllInRc Of Burlington. on
Wednesday. juno Is. Trof. s. s. lockwood, OF
Madison, and A. l.. Cooper, Esi, Of this city,
will be tho orators. Many imrrosnptu speeches
will bo made In the lovo-feast. or experience
meeting, which usually closes tho exercises OF
tho day. The musicnl part Of the program will
Dc m attractive fcutlirc Tho 1T. Pull itatlroad
Riyos excursion rntes, and large turnout u
Expected. Fur eolne years past tho tnsctest III
ttlesu gatherings las 81 largcly tlrrensed thnt
they hnvo become to DO looked npoh Us mo
chlof fcstlyal Of tho your.
, 1881-05-28

.s.A .xtt ....,., So. s,root ,,rnr,oturs rf the
TINT cold rains nFn Eseaa rto1orTt e1av satia Fop ~
p0tat'.rnt especially III Henvy caay %ni,, ml. foi
thG5e evils tllatifalllago ,it ,,,t .,,oa
Thefn u nfiotIler RlMa lcsu,' tiat 'u,.o ',.p,c1
ir0m telrai'aGe that ~ st;eo I ~ ~ "s'n' ~,
~ lllipDrtahce,L Rc,ss u,,G ~" oI .hptt j.,
slto 70 20 inastel u ~ pn.ns ~ oe +, tta.
ING nenp,9 IL, ntai,'r .i,s G mi tia s,nfirr nottl
latIo'1 "fe i'epenashlas M ELL, m ~ ,.,ncss ,u I'M,
Dfea'! anu yeL uete - ~ ~ t,g rss,,ita ~ III,
country 50 .lnccftalM H. Y ~ S,,r ut,te}i ~ nav
psl!tlent upon c0l'illiois oH5 "'lcm ''h III
seeills W navc t1 eomtruli i,,oat Ho ,hn f"f,nst
!at.l, or the a5t.Rmt Htp,, w, ti,sir % anne ard
pEtsptcts. ma ,fM 10Y uiSrt Wravi.i,rc ' mr
en"1eG t H., to i M,sstg," Ut m frn',, % ynnr to
@ @ysar InstimK ~ W,eata,. ce; ,;,p,Ii III" ,haw mi
tneHe MlSasers fepeat" HILL HILL a,a;5,,,rtS n,.5 ~"
te!F a!iuH atG Woln ,n,, ut ~, o~orts ~ IL,
I'M y a,'ls ciaSs ~; u ia mE ~ ti1u sc,o.,ifc
slfu.to " t!le s, ,,'',,or ~ ~ ~, H.. mwIl II
intL ". smn, o. Ini @ py"v ,,,s,n,," n arrn,,,.
,Iis,,,nu ILL., ms % vn,, wrre tn r"ll ,t,S,n lie
ih.sn,nR H". ", mn mi ~ t nff.r +" mir.
Ms.lug'; ialincr VI t1y WIZ tr'.!,r WG ~ liz
r!.nse s "ncat cto m% st Stow S,,e,,nr ~ r., r.
rorh cIoR 10 ~ HtoW. ttAS ~ ,i ,vs,n,hor
w..n tt!s yn ta. nG ~ nur tru " IT. rnia
~ ,t "w'i ., iase WY nrna ~ ,vino hS l.a,i
3; w., w." .1 .;1,Mv .nra. ~ r''T ie H.,
eM|9 a,t T t nt5 nt!5,,i,i II fnrtu ~, nstinnt,.
81 tne iilDer u uasS,fs HUH, Ky "'t y IL % va,'.
W .u % Msas :" l,,stmns. t T. ts Thar. tiat
~ Gmnes: nns oft'C. sor.nf"iv I; M a., stis
T. ~ s'si.s H!c.il;s'M: H., ', i Fnrmisna i,n
.,a M, y H IN f"rn,orts hIsirpxs il
psr,1ts parrt, WIZ ni ~ s,n',, H.. ,vtl ,,nGrr
tut., y. - uG.s.thin~ r. h;s linz rrn,,,
ploM 10 tMtastlai'eiMac, ~ ~ ,,ss yom
s; . Mt.u LII, ~ ,,,,,,natn,c"s 49,, sTi,nra r. m,
Mu1hf ullHel ~ GMtMHo i. nst1 " ,.. @
, 1881-05-28

~ the Editor ~ 1hs Chicago 1ThuHe.
MoxnoE CRY. No., May ae.-W!!l you bo kind
enough 10 glye mo small space 10 your val.
uable columns u give won't to our gricynncos7
The Legts,at.lro OF tho State OF Missouri two
years ago paused what IL known as tho :" Inn
migration bill," and appropriated money out OF
the State Treasury to orKa1txe and sustain a
bureau OF Immigration, aud mado IN additional
appropriation At lts last sasalon for tho sanlo
object, uud we have In H. Louis a Missouri
Shs paEt Sy the ststo ] ]sppopristion. And ri. attsr
i careful observation 9t the work ut thAt 30
oety. lam constrained 70 q say ~ that tae stas !sa
sooIcty I S yuHht t. t. 10 eaiel tho III, Louis lin.
Mha, VII " end they 'ie seo workina. upon y careful
examfuauon. II two Issues Of the paper Of that
oSy ina sha. sysrythlnF "a a., aexoto t. ~
thst do not contribute dlsoctly to
a especially ~ II IT,. $ 0ss via regard y
east Mlssnurt, for tho reason, suppose, tnat
Northeast Missouri u more closely al'Ied with
of y recent Issue Ut tho sooietys paper. devoted
to the distances aud fares ~ rillruld to and
thse dos os rsn Sranct @ % st. ois u kivs
The Hannibal j. IT. Joacph Railroad, FnAnlnR
through tho slate from east to west is ig,.ored.
everything touched BY this SocIsty must como
from or 70 TO B,. Louis: Now. hare no objoe-
Immigration .for sbo needs ~, hut do ohjoet
10 tho SOulnty holding out q tAlsa color ulid
pf tie StAto ut tho Gxpcuso OF smother. We
have In Northeast s1ssour! ~ ano y climate. u
good timber aud watcs, a!id better soil than any
anl swa.nps Of southeast Missouri and thu
bNFreu waal0 Of Southern Missouri arc ap-
| tho rieh rniltnx praiFtas and valleys
! Of Northeast Missouri ate ignored. for th9 .olt
| marko for aolIln4 RAd bQyAAG fqE NQ{theA4t
, 1881-05-28

-. so careful Investigation h..a. hnd been zen
saSs nto ,hN Inc Fathers. TcxtHal CRITICISM 80 ss
Err :aiseo'x;o 'o ' 'pfinepes snt It the sssSes Ind
tasp fsthcIcya:d sti,i tho intMrs Ut Mil, fsnt-
gos teon !s.n%cn. s%1n Iachmnnn. rschot',lorf. Irs.
Ig, nd olho. =, srf%s H. T Now Tsstancnt wore
TTiy TTiy 81 tho III A. and only 10 ho put forth In tho
Il set unps.ny fl1t,f6 Hcncraaohe.
Gun j. G @ Ton9os1a on 3o,,na =.
-. vi ut!',ta;H;ss Of Te1sou, Se1% ownS 10 an
"a Revised h''Ehw The Wonder renily II, that they
G sst that tnoy arS %bnn m sSso Mo
y q suc sm"lt ,,ct,y .p,'tsat o,'o. Tho pnrentago
.; cur Ena1'hsm hasis oi authority It rests,-when
.soasp Win thls tt,s G'raf rHnH toTt view Mo G5
.te.: f"1 lo Ite prcsont ,tay. and tho amount OF
repot:sss, hss sc1l expended IN npplyin9 thon'
pbof st shs1 scI fear TINT tho alterations rc2,itr-
~ . male d n fsaS sG S sho" % 'c 81 'o most
lour dassrr dass ~ charncicr. 13ut. blessed DO up!1,
tFonl "t tHo cnse. No doctrine 1t tho ia!th !e
guea n,'Hioitcst Hi degree nnectea. FA!se huP
Il tppaftn.noss n them .nny te supplird: but tnnt
tre ilblc ronlnins, for all practical pur"
YoseA TOTALLY UNArFEcrED.
no ornmi rcs,Ilt of tho tabnr1 Of tho
fsit sitTs.t",oen. ono ilovfaton Company. for which
fe.lees1.h christians hnto gbod roaenn to 10
Ill enR'!su rhry tlGvf know tho utmost that lllls
thantiain.,, tlain,co demands. No suspicion tlood IN
@ ne% stn sssu4a s' h' Enotna aSe tfs Soss
Which toey "a nj, nm tn1n0vnbo foundation. and
proEsaa, II cndnrc as long as tho Divine Word
re! W.. eavsaIs them, (which Ifveth and abldoth
totcsoF,,u oF,,uo+o than this, oyory loyal ChrlstIan
Buh mnu1 mui1 s.,rulr relOlce 10 have Ncceas, IN as
bei }or,n ~ posslbln. to tho 1ncsBaKo sent US
es Ftssr saysn@ Sss @ hat a,as IL te a 81 sreMss M
pcsltlTgss Tgss.ton,rut Company, and tho fl!ltlfmopt
NV eHiss Issp r presented III tho Revised vorslnn:
Ct Ta'su ,Ias u,ra,crs now have an opportunity, OF
zaEss sfSssnS 4 1SrT VIC tns Mqx
TesaMeHti; Tesa!0et,;yo text thnn they uyer bud before.
tse pn9'ib a9 tbe changes mnlc hnrdty affect tho
but Of these 1,,SGticns "s e
hea! nrnrtanct,. and will naturally Attricl
.,sas ea. sttsntion from rca'ors Ut tho Revised
, 1881-05-28

@' seeteta kFeot hayo tho winds brought you
Tint Snataey come and Ko,
me.ee nmxse t!nxcd your petala with suoh huoY
Ctn. ~ tt mat tare pink glow
Win x..a "u tuGht that the Winla havo told
"s'm caresa and kisses bold2
ruanWo..ssh N. sha tender May,
T.,11 % others to Mako you 4air9
Ia m.Io ~ YOU draw from Naturc'a brcast
sAs Sou f4lter than ali lhe teatH
ea close In my reycsaut hand,
Will e nho!e heart stirred -,
6,,ah 70 make YOU understand
Nytecyn nhs w. tull word
Qyef ~ ~a VellEht so near to pain
'at beauty. ia't all Ia yalu3
'tstn4 TIT xs;!ittheush yo.. tightly hold
Tp,. LID n,s Nstur0's art
hvaAs haA Completeness, fold ON fold.
Ianl' l'St e your heart
lo7tiies as ~, meath my eyes you grow
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:" AGs fn.,sss csn thing 20 falr be but
~ nsoal Within your petala shut.
hyMbi,aV Vaeeh OF Mayl
1c!tin 10 aympathy, 9ure and f1ne.
'ous soul for kin of Mlne.
'CAnL0TTA PERRY.
, 1881-05-28

Unttet Htntea reserved territory. An order
wns isatet! fir tho!r eIcctIuent, and MarHhal
and detnehMgnt Gf twpnty-f0ue sn)tlerA pro-
cootlcd 10 tho taiand. Tho 1rsler WIS road TO
c!ovcn ceF- F-Kathercrn. VIM made ~ ~ 70 rss!.tnnce.
ntrninrr. 40 that tho tsinnd Is now In possession
Of tho Government
, 1881-05-28

oyrtc. NJ J. o, Hutr 4 Co.,:
Bo>KtEll.xt:a AMP sfAfior -; ;pa,
49,. s,-r1.,in9 .rled two bo1ea oi your
rsn1icF Fsu1T IAxAnvE fnd ehey suit ny s cass
bsttar than anything ever tried before ! AN
AghIy Plcs}ed wish heu'' q. uuxr.