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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-17

Health, hope and happiness are restored
by the use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound 1t is positive cure for
all those diseases from which women suffer
SO much. Send to Mrs. Lydia E.. Pinkham,
233 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for
pamphlets. -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-17

The enterprising auctioneer E. A. Akers
sold at public outcry on the premises yes
terday evening, the business house on the
west side of Market Square, now occupied
by J. w. Bird. 1t was purchased by George
Alexander for 81, $50. The house was
owned by E. A. Yost, of Kentucky, and has
been involved in the courts for many years
in the case of Hudiburg VS.. Yost, but the
title is clear.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-17

This o'clock train from Chattanooga was
about two hours late last night, arriving
here at Us o'clock The train suppered at
the Atkin House. The delay was caused
by having to wait at Chattanooga on the
Memphis and Charleston train. .y..sz 4
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-17

NEW York, November 16.-Net receipts,
6s6 bales; gross, 10, 769 bales Futures
closed firm sales, log, 900 bales; Novem-
Der, 11.81a11.83; December, II. 93a11. 81
January, 12.o0a12. IA; February, l2.3la
1882; March, 12.51; April, l2.63a
1886; July, 12.65al2.96 August, l3.00a
1902.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-17
WEEK OF SPECIAL PRAYER
For Young Men and Young Mems Chris.
tian Associations Throughout the
World.

World.
I" At tho Ninth Worlds Conference of
Young Mems Christian Associations, in
London, England, July 80 to August 6,
1881, the second Sabbath in November,
with the week following 1919, 1881, was set
apart as season of special prayer for
young men and Young Mems Christian AS
sociations.
At the twenty-fourth International Con-
vention of the American associations, in
Cleveland, Ohio May 27, 1881, the same
week was set apart for the same object"
In accordance with the above, special
services have been arranged for by the
Young Mems Christian Association, of Knox
vile.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-17

"What every one says must be true,
that "Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup" has nc
equal for coughs and colds. Try it. Price
as cents
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-17

oyspepnc symptoms, such as retastting
- the lood' beiching, heat in the stomach.
nesfsourn, etc., promptly cured by Browns
Iron Bittsrs. - s.ss1-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-17

ALI kinds of stomach and bowel troubles
arc cured by free use of Tate Spring
Water Peter Kern keeps it.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-17

opened 10a12l lower and closed strong
with reaction of 5a7tl, at S11 37sa1147t
November, $11.40a11.45; Decembe.s
$11. 1.37 3a11.45.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-17

121; consolidated net receipts, Al, ,252 bales !;
exports to Great Britain, sl6S bales; to
continent, 1893 bales.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-17
Chicago Market .

CHICAGO, November 16.-Flour steady
and quiet. Wheat dull, weak and lower !:
No. 2 Chicago spring, cash, 81. 2sal 2sI /;
November, $1.2Ss; December, $1.23t.
Corn in fair demand and lower: cash.
59a59s; November, SOL; December,
59aa59s. Oats dull cash, 435 Noy,In-
Der, 43s. Pork active and lower; ca h .
$3.50; November and December, SIG 4Oa
1850. Lard active, weak and lower: cash
and November, $11. l0al127t; Decem-
Der, Sll.l5a1l.20. Bulk meats steady and
unchanged. Whisky steady and un-
changed.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-17

NEW YoRx, November 16. Cotton steady;
sales, 1877 bales; uplands, If; Orleans,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-17
Louisville Nj arket.

LoUIsvnLE, November 16-FIour ouiet
and firm; extra, So. .25a5. so; choice to fame,
%. 75a6. rs. Wheat steady, $1.375. Corn
steady, 20. Oats quiet, 48. Pork and lard
nominal Bulk meats strong; shoulders,
none here; clear rib, 1920; clear, 50 so.
bacon strong; shoulders and ribs, none in
market; clear, lls sugar-cured hams. l39
ala. Whisky steady, Sl.lO., ,r4,y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
rRcryG DELAY IN HIS SUIT.

The case of William s. Williams against the
,yes,e, Union Telegraph Company and its directors ana
the Union Trist Company was reached yesteIuay %" %
calender of the Superior Court. Formidable array o'
counsel was present. on both sides. Mr. swell "a conn
sci for Nj Williams moved that tho case DC stricken
from the calender for this term on Sire gronnd ti '
defendants, after having amended theH i''7"0'' ma
failed 10 serve notice Of trial
ExJudge Porter and &r. VsrderPoel. for the deieho
n,s maintained that the object Of notice Of tnh was
70 prevent surprise: that Ar. Williams coui not even
make the prcience that he would he tASch "S
IL the case should 90 on that FORMER occasion "i
the caae WIS called he had, by his counsel answered
ready and had actually served suhpHnas upon
OF the tBtiv dnn dc femdan's that Mr. Could ~ e'~
enc H. :, thnuna was uor present In court ana ilat
manfeativ the application WAS no MAZE ~ a. 81
md shouid therefore BE- denied NJ wen ann WI
lertOn declared that the defendants nal RAISED ~ nv
imnnrtaut issues by their amended plcatn& an" .la'
~, tbc ,Inutr had answered ready 10 wa ia iKip
raaee Of Tie faet that The defendants mai server IN
amended n ver on Mr. Sessions. WhO wa the attOth
Of record for Mr. Williams IN the case Jnu,c ifuaA .s'
he would take until Monday W deeide inc fr0'''""'
xxhir rs OF practice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
DFCISIONS-NAY

Suprcne Court iGmhrs.-Bv Judge Donohnee-
In me matter OF CarpCuterTh. pont having nern
ferh JG5se n%re9, % I l op Sen, With cs We
All Pnrker t;racher Lent. Banker agt t"WdtuN
wei Walker DRAFTED. Bastian agi is,t
By Judge Dlnsls-hOscrs agt JaEes-Ofuer Si"n''" i'
Spscfal TsrIa BY Judre D11scon art Dayton
IndSmont An favor ~ defendant 81 med.
By Judge Iarremorc- andersrrgh act Anderson and
defendants dsmt>sang complaint tuW
once Of SiOs Adams Davidson and oi1es uu slncR
g. lSn.i according PRAYER ~ the compliant INA
irrs sine Fahpdrich AIT. Fahndnth-ltyorre efan'fH
NgDeriOr COHrt-SyeciGt 1cy7a-By Judge SPiI.--
Compton ag WhitehOnse et a. Orser settie DA'id Ae''
DsViti-Judsrnent OF divorce for painth . 49,. 49,,
NV TrulE-Aury 81 nLagt. stern 81 al VI n' ueu
the defendant stipulaic % are ths eyer on W l
Man TcTul. Compton agt NRteh0hse - Al enut
rtr sustained Cane at 0ti N hteu as ~ - y
60 alicny that has accrued since w e95 o, ns
Judgment MesterV eli sat ADAMS Jf 10 ~
No2-Oficrs Of discputinuance. Cartton sgt -
eto-Orle granted Campbell, etc, arr tho NV OK
soad 81 81 EOrder granting he rpts and 70
clerks minutes Ware aet Mnnn )r-oiuer era,l
ANY "a al Il nlOfirr denying motion C"opt9a
rt Uliehousc aL-Orei sustaining demurrer WIN ~
<s DsJn AT. kneeskc!n Motion denied WIN ~ COst,;
" aghbnri and MOen Mfg Company agi Wl-oi-Ofs ~
snsfsta.,on Jones srt Iloyt-tdcr Of substitution webb
81 TusekPantia sheald bond IN BIZ p0intN Ihe ieols'
re- Warner agL PSfs,ai e notlSn asr n,,rs sin
~ 10 aIneud zuInInOus and compliant
foanop Plcas-G5eaerdi Ierla-By {. 4. DAILY. CD. :,
Jude,s Daly and beachsehiele aua anotaer ~,
BearR D. Daiy. C. ] and r paiy. J.. concur.
BY JndgeJ = DaySccoud atOEAl Bank Of froyidsnee
h T., AIT. American Nls Compy-houon dsnieh Win Sio
Marin Chambcrs-By Chicf-Jnstice Shea-
wnpfheiIoeT AIT fora Motion granted fcttt ss ans
nj shook Kun. BTuwa a9t lart-prieis srante0
Rnsht sgt smith GDerin ast 1o,oa bierOITs o. dl-9n
berg art orders ~ Substitution Atkinson ag
NErd-fsferrnce ordered. -
BY yudre Myers act HcInRes Hanoerg set Con
rsSfeV~fl1nions ns seaman at lfynar The GcrI1anA
B<hutzenbnrd agt Elzatiiar M0i!0ns granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
THE COURTS.
NOT ryc1.srn IS A IrROR.

erancis Goodwin was summoned TO appear as q
euro, on Wednesday last in Part III. Of the su-
,,ra,ne Conrt. lie sent note by q MESSENGER au-
sraasea ~ the Conrt in which hc stated that he was
, Travelling agsnt. that a. intended 90 leave inc
coz ON businrs IN the day named IN the summons
that n wcud seriously interfere win hlt c'l,'lt
NJ ,cs;ticu that moreover. b. did not htneNe "
The forms prescribed hy law for oaths nor w"F'a
~, ,na i,valving cnpital punishm,nt and hnnliy
that be lid not approve of trial BY inry a. al g%
csnt i'm CAGES III capital otrlceS" Mr.. G)ou"g,
his non-aitrudance hoped that the JUDGE w@uia 80
su,s his ab-cnoe. Jndgc Iawr,nce read tne ~. IVA
and Immediately fined Mr. Goodwin TloV' an 49,;
The messenger To- inform him that lie must hPpsH! ~
Court MIR Goodwin has not yet oDeyv' ID
order aud has ieen declare to e N c0ntlp', ''''
q warrant for bis arrest viii probaOy NC i''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
THE COURT or APPEALS.

ALBANY, May EN- the Court of Appeals
tpAay-present the Hon Charles J. Folger. C. j. and
.,ssoeiates-the following business was transacted:
No lsS-The Mutua Life Insurance Company. respondent
a~t Anson 81 aod another appellants submitted
No i-HeurJ sapo plaintiff in error agt the People, etc.
deferda nts IN crrsr-Af Eue-i-
i5O-hlfrnd Bsrhley, appellant, agI Neison NheoA'
rnapDndeat-A Argued.
10 i65~S " Leach. appellant, Sgt Patrick Ander-
son rrEiscu dciit-Argued
No I8T Vr5sls iAHgworihy appellant. agf the osweso
md Ouori,es Insurance COMPANY. Argued
The the day ,airnftf Tor Monday nos 10,
SOC. SCI, 21S. 2Og, 2ll, 30 and 2l3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07

LIvFLY.-Villager: "Awoel they tel me that
IN yer ither parish yc sent yer folks 80 sleep VI yer
sprnOH" Pastor: "WcPl. John. they may sis ~ they
Ike: let Tell ye. never got chahes to kec T.
their wide FOR they were a sleepn before opened
mos. Judy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
e.!naiiono tpanlsN--lem a.es

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\ efa,r---lsl ~ ..-.-. r,n --a,. -a rf..
y Ho.l T.'r b.. V-i.t iai, 3. ''
ChDh, Ill IT,, ID NJ 'i.4, w '.i.N.
...t, . sf--. II',
COOS. UOI~FWOEK or CUANBERWONK.
y-ft ...l..a,r f,,..., t.. 4i.,.,7 at fl'o.
= D. so,o H..ily .-'i refer @ 81 Pei lag 'i --' be
np fHl- "'
IVltk Hv q er0d cook fNrrllrnf ltlsr :.
I ari ,r.'s Dor au-.s. thoros iF lr.t ,tl l.'.r
cacr. county go i'ii'A 100 1903 ' '' .a-
(tnaE A.. Vr o. re.rerf .I.ie pl-l "a ro.E
1 sa-r "a r.ar r.'r,,., lraa -rst glae' Apply 1t
i.-1- 3l-4fi., ffc Iui iaff. .i'a'-
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4 WIN, Nr.--hl ih"i'ir" ~'''i "''-F iH' ii-'
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Gthavr
C..,t- - COOK ami NTrNDpr-@ a.,
4 WIN, OF 'V'iN t'N't 49, '-'.. 10y e
y young Norwegian r.T.+ '.f 90. ',.i'.. ,''- .it
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07

For pogs aal Yonn- Ien-c..y.

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For Do--q and T0r.r cn-C0IIutFv.
DID,. .f..f
4 lfrIuIfr Institute riftfI' nOHIttN iNNif
= HU..r .'..rt. s.. l.a.' 'r f. d. ODD ir t..- i
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
GUNNER iiesorts

D0TNTRY BOARD can be obtained ~ pa
7 .aic fsrril fcaih- iocr' lof r1frr ,ll ,ai
fr scenery p'er~11t drl.es hf sung ,'.~t f, = II
,-.a tarrtt.lf fruit tlditas G. j. bfi 20 -. A'
rif I..f Ca NeFlf.rnf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
gretrnchon.

For Young Lsdies-city.
Mss te bHJlN h ,-I s,l ard T. MISS ALIi H.
Y5r eosh se~-s-city.
VN~TTTTTIoN forthcIiIpHoN iki' e.
~. .r-f fr.. fil ... 'a 'ar .oaaity eatl. .i-ed
l-.-. I...o.4 -.c.t-t -eat.'t e..lltr
Art Schools city.
EfE+. Lovi~A p. CULVER ......-..o, 49,,
"a n r..so-e 'as aa. ~ -'. i ~ 7, , Esd
.a.- j. 5 '' g .4 n, H. '. . G'.s
Tor Young Ladies-Co1Etry.
4 BOAHDlNG SCHOOL of r'W advantages
$500 2,. y.t .-.r i.o. GtSl.Sa e. ri,i.,5L
HILLSIDE SEMINARY .Brid-cpar'. Coo9n.l
tr rg.u. 'rt.--, 81. r.'1~. ,n.'H..i ''t~ Stf
sio,t. MAhlANA D. -LAUi, 3lis. C. KNOWLES
HONE INSTITUTE fogyouns hdics, fa arr,
'~u ''5 ~, . ~ is. Bong S,, T. 9sitiLi rriseiaL
NgAPLEW0OD INsLrrtI TX; .....,.,,.. ,,.
tf . le1 ', .- ar r. i-,o Wie5 Fa5vn e. es-
il ,,l.,. i 3, = 5.Ss fiior,l5L
AIRS. 81. CADl'~ Boarding and pay school
"a mr Nounr at,. "est .nd in-'' Nt~ l'',i' ''-'i
,.,e,at y,ar csuaeHcrs sept 81. 7ra" ''' GIG ''''
For Both sexes-county.
HOME AND SCHOOL IN the touniiy.-A
\ , M rae fr--s o. bur gliiran 20 p'17i 40, osncflt
IA u,r rt.lsrrcr uri.ns rlr'na- A''i'-@ a. H. i'"
Ii-lI H0l lb- spring Nlll'i, " ----------
CoKNELL UNIVERSITY.
.,.,f, tntr.r- lrri ts dr grrfH. VIZ Agriculture ARM
f,.f4rs Arts chemistry anf fil Ae- l.I Ehln'-t ti
f.t.rrr4,..t Mechanic Arra. Naf4ri History
it-... rnf. snh irttrr ~i1ds ut- nnt 81 ek
i.-..-o -s-st fnel. rtiniss lntfalcr D. st nlts
Ken al Hn u. 90 iua.t joan. d. ila ltrmnrr l ari pa
tt., IA tht tlllnef N.l boil. ln Cleveland OF 800
ifsn -,.lo.,. I1ur 30 arti continue three da,s
F.,r infffrnnf,n fa tlr frea-urrr ithacs, v Y
/ NBT. KI~GO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
Va M Rl-.n. S. fcr y9uuE lfi-' flt ch.I viIi 20
ot.u stit lO. trt, teaftlali' h.' e. h}ai iii' ilI
DOCKLAND COLLEGE.
Ia NeiIr for rnfa~ snt ruuuer sfi"frf aiytnc 1ri
rran.nfrr. d.fYrfm "ft. ChaFutHr' dna hrflliIn p
cid west ,harv uf thc udson one hour IRON He"
Son .srss. era, fer ysaf e7'rls but uluic oiea
/ trio..r. ". d. BAN Ni-If.i. a. ST.. y ack y. y.
esgSB Per School Year Mountain Home
~ lsfO ssh.oi We for Cilrniae Box H. Orange ~.
Miscellaneous.
/ PpAPATCS and FURNITURE az an kinds
y tlr t.i.s .eslcn.es. College arl iiais send For
catalogue HAKEH PRATT 3 co. No I'D hoiid a. ~ H.
/ SCHOLARSHIP in drst-class school of
> oiatoiy ior SAFE Adlrvss W. b. l. Tribune Uptown
/ OL.ce
SCHOOL Properties for sale and rent.--New
- st mailed fof poego j. W. scAcuHrsbora. h. ltts o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07

- - CountrY.

HOME AND SCHOOL in the touniiy.-A
L ~ ~ re-. o. sur rllran 20 b3t-t snr caucfs
IA u,r rt.l,rrcr trIa. rtrna,,-- A1i-- H. H. i-'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07

PREACHER -iiF q German tiirAfi VI 'rt fh-
,,r'r-rfs ,ri an0gs june .. womb FAC sufnrf en-
,lrr,r h a. .a1niTy. Assrrss tNLN hlalFf hbana
I-L--... ! lL-Lr.. D.. ~ y -llINI-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07

VNTTORTNG.-As rniorin Yale wouldhke p Few
pur o. uslrrst t.rias fls nltfl p'ft n ititt ca -
uoufI flart. Atar,.- r, TOi, Nc~ iiaftn. 'onp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
rTiscellAneona

OF "a Per school Year. Mountain Home
~ As(O aeh. Wiiie Tor oirrHias Box n. Orange NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07

DRlVATE TUITION for school or college
students Address ~ r0H. Wl44hEup place New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07

PpAPATCS and FURNITURE az an kinds
~ trt.f..Is .sslcr.es. Co'esil a-l ii1f+ scnd ior
catalogue. EkkEh. PRATT 3 co. M I'D Iiond a. ~ T.
SCHOLARSHIP in a tirsi-class school of
> osatoiy ior safe Ad,uvss W. D. - Tribune Uptown
OLce.
c,CuOOT. pronovties for sale and rept.-New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
Grarc MctheAi.t Epl.rnpal ~ >. ~

vodt.on Avsnur Baptist Church. corner 81 @ls,
prc9rIDg ~ tn Pastor Tho Rev g. Nv RRibGNN = ~
on SUNDAY. Nav = srry1ces At II o. NJ a0o ., - p y.
Sunday .achOal $40 a Chapel ser'iee IN "'tA'''
~ 7:45.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
DENINSULA HOUSE ,

DRO-PFCT HOUSE. EcthlrEcm, White
1 v,-rf...s U Orr-f J.rf fr.f -1fr .n .i'r
boarfirr lou.~ send far r-rr'lr rt" NJ. fiill liz
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25

tools. The notice was posted on
Saturday, 18th The miners went to
the mine Monday morning, where
they held meeting, and all, except
two out Of over so men, came to the
conclusion that the mine might stand
until they Were willing to pay the
price paid in the region.
From what | can learn Mr.. Davis
had promised to pay his miners what
ever price was paid in the region
But it is not strange that he has
broken faith with his men, as it is not
the first case OF the kind We can re-
member. 1t does seem strange, how
ever, that he cannot pay the price
that others are paying when he has
had the advantage OF all the over
weight, as they have no scales to
weigh the coal for the miners. Now
We know that the Virginia cars are
as large as any in the region, and
when va take into consideration the
fact that the miners had to put from
Is to 20 inches top on them, AVID then
turn TO Georges Greek and find that
the miners get on an average from
two ton three to two ton five, it GER
tainly looks as if Mr.. Davis could
afford to pay the 65 cents as well if
not better than others. Moreover, he
has an advantage in freight, as his
dump-house is situated on the B. g.
o. railroad.
But it appears that those who have
the money and the power always try
to grind down the poor laboring man
below living point, while they SIT fl
their pockets with the proceeds of
his labor. But they did not accom-
plish their object as easily as they ex-
pected, for the men seem to be unit
against the reduction, except a no.
torious blackleg of blackleg fame-a
man who will stand foremost for
blacklegging in this or any other
country. 1t seems that this man has
no regard for principle, or for the
number of hungry children he may
be the means of sending to bed cry
ing for bread.
Tie miners Of Virginia request all
honest workingmen to keep away frcm
there until their difficulty is settled.
Hoping the sympathy of all work
ingmeu of this region will be with
those in trouble, | am, etc,
A FREE THINKER.
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count ME- OUT! ?"
To the MINING JOURNAL {:

To the MINING JOURNAL:
There is a great deal of growing
and dissati faction among our miners
about tie air that they are forced to
breath al their work in a majority of
our mines, and | find that | am held
reepons BILE for it by the men; some of
them lave tie moral courage and
mainline IS to inform me of this to my
face. | have been told by some
miners late ly that | have the power
under the law to shut up the mines
and put the superintendent and
bosses in the penitentiary. Now,
while giving these men credit for
speaking out so boldly, l have 10
patience with their ignorance, and all
I have to say to them is get to work
and select a man as ignorant as them
selves to take my place, and do as
sure you that will not stand in his
way.
Such statements prove to the pub
lie that your early education has been
neglected. the only alternative left
you now by which you can improve
your condition that l know of is
plenty of sharp picks, moro cars and
a swill of The ardent at pay day; this
will be in harmony with your early
training.
There is another class, few in num-
Der, however, that is slandering and
stabbing lac in the dark. | had it,
tended to give them the benefit Of my
pen this week, but after oounselling
with some sensible miners I have con-
cluded to place it where it will do
the most good; but let them remember
their jobs VII receive my special at
tention, intimidation and bulldozing
to the contrary Notwithstanding.
To certain outside parties, take ad-
vice and attend to your own business.
Don't fool with edge tools; word to
the wise is sufficient.
In conclusion let me say a word
to the miners of the region: Ny
future course whileiu Office (lenght of
time and big salaries no consideration
will be the same az it has bean in tie
past You all know it. You know
the suggestions throwa out to you
for improving the law. If they
suit you or any other you may make
| have pledged my hearty cooperation
to the hest of my ability. II, on the
other hand, you intend to pursue
different course, TO remain and wor-
ship the god of your forefathers-
blackdamp, please count me out.
Yours respectfully,
THOMAS Brown.
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The following resolutions, passed
June l2'h, are published by request
Of Westerbport Branch No. l OF the
Irish National Land League:
WHEREAS, Land is the FREE gift of God
to all-the common Inheritance of man,
and
WHEREAS, To controyert or gainsay
this truth is an insult to the Creator, and
WHEREAS, Rent under any circum'
stances is an immoral tax upon the indus
Try of the people, and
WHEREAS, The object of the Land
League is to abolish landlordisn; there
fore be it
Res0tred, That we call upon our brothers
in Ireland to put into operation at once
the most practical and elective means to
that end, and that is TO carry out the last
command of Thoras Brennan, viz: "To
p.v No More Rent"
Resgtred, That we pledge them our sup
port in every emergency.
Res lyrd, That We denouncc the act of
the British Government in the SUPPRESSION
of the Irish W,rid, an American newspa-
per, ard that we will use all the means in
our power To assist its e,titor, MIR. Patrick
Ford, to spread the light.
heaOloed, That ii has been the policy of
the British Government to keep the people
in ignorance, but the time has come when
the civilized will not slard it,
PATRICK KENNEY,
M. f. FLAEAGAN,
ED. FLYNN,
COMMITTEE.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
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Medical.

]. RUHL, N. D., FRoSTBURG, ND,
IT AS confined his practice entirely to
IL the treatment of Consumption
and Asthma, and will positively attend
TO no other cases.
Office hours daily from to II o'clock
n. m. Sundays excepted.
No books kept and cash required for
treatment and medicines. Nov 10
Notice to Stockholders.
E'IE stockholders of the Thomas
l. dining Company Qate With
ers Mining Company are hereby notified
to return their certificates Of stock 10 the
Secretary without delay, and receive new
certificates in accordance with the change
OF name of said company as made by the
Act of 1880, chapter 373 of the General
Asstmbly of Maryland.
JOSEPH Is. THOMAS,
President.
WIN. II. EVANS, Secretary.
May 2f-tf