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The Fremont County record., 1881-04-02
Capt. A. II. Bogardus and Sons.

From the ChlcaSo F1elu.
Capt. Bogardus is an American
by birth, having been born in the
state of New York. He became a
hunter from necessity, q sportsman
from choice, and is all honest man by
nature. His integrity is unquestion-
ed, and his name aud word are every
where respected. He is a man of
giant strength, stands six feet high,
weighs two hundred and sixteen
pounds, is forty-six years old, and
has been shooting since fifteen years
old. He began TO shoot pigeons in
1868, and won the championship Of
Ameiica," as q wing-shot, at Fleet
wood Park, N. Y, May %, 1871.
which ne holds now. He visited
England in 1875, and won the "cham
pionship of the world" on the 9th OF
August, and still retains the title.
HIS residence was, first, in Albany
county. N. Y, where he was born
Dec. 18th, 1898; lie then removed to
Coxsackie on the Hudson, a.terward
to near Petersburg, H., On the Sauga-
mon river, and thence to Elkhart
City, Logan county, H., where he
now resides. lie is the father of thir-
teen children, seven girls and six
boys. of whom three daughters and
four sons are living, the others hav-
ing died in infancy. Two of his
daughters are married, and he is the
grandfather, of three grand children.
He is man ofmOst remarkable nerve
and endurance. and Notwithstanding
the most tremendous eXertion, has
only been tired once or twice in his
life.
Eugene. The eldest son, was born
nnn 1Gfl Ha IS vnpth of fall
stature, and great genius, good pres
ence, pleasant disposition, and great
determination aud tirmness, yet likes
to take the world easy. He holds the
title of "champicn rifle shot," won
Dec. 30, 1879, and shoots nearly as
we'll with the shot gun as with the
rife; being an exper: wing-shot i'll
field. Under his fathers tuition, in
his eleventh year he began shooting
black birds and meadow larks "on
the wing" at ''ten cents piece, III
boy" and ''never shoot bird on the
ground" He soon made his fathers
motto his rule and practice.
Edward and Peter were born re-
spcctiveiy, July II, 1870, and Dec. ?,
1873. Thev are both very clever
with the rife, and shoot well at a
target. and both shoot glass balls
from their fathers fingers. Edward
performs the backward shot very
successfully, and Peter shoots with
either hand, right or left.
Adam Henry, Jr., the centennial
gift, was born March l. 1875, is ga
chip of the old block" the pride Of
his father, and the "star" of the fami-
ly. lie shoots a glass ball from his
fathers hand, and his father in turn
shoots peanut held between the
boys fingers.
The boys all inherit powerful con-
stitutions, clear and strong minds,
and wonderful ,euacity and nerve.
The Captain has taught them to shoot
and they have been apt and success
full scholars. In the family circle
obedience is the law, good miture the
CHARACTERISTIC, aud happiness the re-
suit.
The Fremont County record., 1881-04-02
Interrupting the DeyOtions.
Little Johnny In Argonant.

Llttle johnny In Argonant
A other time when Mister Pitched
was there natif niger which was
the king he said to him: "You come
to the palace next Sunday and preach
to us poor converted heathens. and l
will have a mighty good dinner ready
for you when you have got done"
SO Mister Pitched he went and preach
ell, and while he was preachin' he
KEEP a smellln' the dinner which was
being boiled mighty nice, and every
time he smelt ii he stopped for to get
good Whit of 1t. Bineby lhe king
he got mad and he said: "You jest
go on with the preach. II amt no.
body but that gaioot Sambo Cesar.
He was always scoffin' while he was
alive, and now the garn dasted inf
del pushes up the pot lid for to inter-
rupt our devotions pp
The Fremont County record., 1881-04-02
A Coincidence.
From the Deaf Mute Index.

From the Deaf Mute Index.
1t is a remarkable coincidence that
the late emperor of Russia was born
in tho year 1918 and killed in 1881, Il
reversal of the two last figures giving
either the year of birth or death.
Multiplying 6 by 3-63 being his "ge.
we obtain 1S adding TO we get 9.
One-half of 1s. Adding G3 and 1S we
have 81. OF course there is nothing
particularly significant about the
figures, but the coincidence seems
uOteworthy,
The Fremont County record., 1881-04-02
Coal S4.5O Per Ton, Cash,

Double screened, clean coal, abso-
lutely free from clinkers and dirt, de-
livcrcd to any part OF the city free of
charge. Terms, cash in advance.
Grand Canon coal company, Office
with county treasurer.
j. r. CAsSIDAY, Supt.
The Fremont County record., 1881-04-02
TT X. MATTIsoN's
HEALTH RESORT.


The Finest Stock of Liquors in town.
o. f. c., 1875. T. and J. w. Gaff &
Co. Aurora, 1877. T. and j. W. Gaff
& Co. Nelson County, 1876, New
comb, Buckman & Co. Mattingly,
1878, Mattingly & Son. Willow Run.
1877, Senior s. Co. All of the above
are first class and pure brands. Cali
fornia, apple, black berry and import
ed brandles. Mumm's, Werner, port,
sherry and catawba wines. Cham
pagne cider, Scotch ale, mineral
waters, Milwaukee beer, soda and the
finest brands of cigars, constantly on
hand. Go to the. Health Resort, in
RECORD printing Office block, and be
happy.
ONE OF THE
Best Billiard Tables in Colorado.
MAIN STREET,
Canon City, Colorado. If
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Itching PiIes-SS mpIoms and Cure.
The symptoms are moisture, like peTspi.
ration, intense itching, Increased BY
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night, as pin worms were crawling
In and aboutthe reotum; the private parti
are sometimes affected II allowed to con.
tinue, very serious results may follow,
pr. swayne's %AIl.Healing OtntAsnt@ Is a
Salt Rheum, scald Head, Rrysipelas, Bar.
bers' Itch, Blotches, all sCaly, 0rusty, On.
taneous Eruptions. Price 80 cents, 8
boxes for 81 %. Sent by mail TO any i'd.
dress on receipt Of price In currency, or
.three-Cent postage stamps. Prepared only
by DR.. Swayne i Son, $3.50 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by oil prom.
lnent druggiBts.
swayne's Pills are the best for all bilious
disorders. MwP4w
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This Is beyond question the most sue.
cessful Cough Medicine we have ever sold,
q few doses invariably cure the worst cases
Of Cough, Group, aud Bronchitis, while
its wonderful success In the cure Of Con.
sumption Is without a parallel In the bis.
tory Of medicine. Since its first discov.
cry Il has been sold ON q guarantee a led
which no other medicine can stand. il
you have 9 Cough we earnestly ask you Ia
try Il. Price 10 cts, 30 cts. and 81 90. II
your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back Lame,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price % cts,
Sold by Edward Booking and g, Moenke.
moeller, Wheeling, W. Va.
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uOtneFN ] ] mOlnefH III
Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with the eGCruCiatinR pain OF cut.
ting teeth2 II 90, 10 at once and get q
bottle Of Mfs. WinAlow's Soothing Syrup.
II will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
mediately- depend upon u; there ia no
mistake Sbout II, There Is not a mother
on earth who has ever used II who will not
tell you al once that Il will regulate the
bowels, and give rest 10 the mother, and
Feliet and health TO the child, operating
like magic. II Is perfectly saie to use In
oil cases, and pleasant 10 the taste, and is
the prescription Of one Of the oldest and.
best female physlclanB and purses In the
United States. Full, directions ior using
nhless ths facsimile Of Curtis 4 Perkins is
on tlle outside wrapper. Sold by all Medi.
dine Dealers. Twenty-Five Cents A bottle.
beware Of limitations. NwAR
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The. official Recommendation Upon
which the passage Of this bill WAS chiefly
barred, Assumed that our taxable values
we're s74S 900 600. Startling ns II may ap.
pear, these Y. Ines we're soon RsCeFtainHdIto
be but$396 439 600 and this upon an asses.
ment oil really which, compared with that
Of the other States, as RsCsrtained by the
Federal Government exceeded the aver
aye Of AZ per cent anti was 50 per cent
higher than the AZ esRmants Oflike proper.
" in the great Staten OF New York and
Pennsylvania This hilk beginning where
that Of 1865 o. left Of, capitalized all In.
tefest which had accrued In the interval,
including interest upon that lin part al.
ready compounded) which had been pre-.
yiouely capitalized, and II undertook 10 tx
q principal debt Of $4b 400, 900, Of which
Lwo.thifds, OF $50 600 600. was arbitrarily
taken To be the part Of this State and he
remainder deieErFdAnd certified 10 a settle.
ment will West Virginia. This bill gave
us the selfekeCnting, tax receivable COi-
bons. and provided that these should 90
with all the coupon bonds In which the
$50 00O,0O 0 Of go recognized debt
might be funded. No BOonHf was
The full magnitude Of this debt disclosed
and the character OF its coupons under.
stood that public opinion pronounced
decidedly sRainst II, not only as hey ond
our capacity, but as unjust In lie exautiOnH
and degrading In iis terms, Some Of our
most prominent and experienced men led
the cry Of d%isaprEoval; Legislators who
had voted for the measure changed their
attitude togatd II on iplle' Information,
and at tile next election a 9enefal Astem.
hly was ChOten 60 overwhelmingly agalnst
the bill that II was PROMPTLY repealed al
to itB tax feceivtb le coupon feature,
And here lot II he observed that the peo.
pie Of Virginia we're not delelict 10 pro-
claiming their hostility TO this bill.
In connection with this iecond un'
authorized effort Of a Virginia Legislature
10 assume and provide lor the payment o.
a nuhlin dabt for this State, fCCuf Tor {
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FoR UfWARDs OF 1RfRTY YEARs Mts,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup "A been used
Ioi children. II 0oFrectB a0idity Of The
romsch, relieves iSfNd coke, regulates the
towels, euIea dytnLTy and diarrh1d,
whc'hnf arising from teething or other
cart0g. An cid and wsll.tfisd tSmaly,
D cstds q bOak. PAN
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A Marvellous cure for Ostsrrh, Diphthe.
ria, Canker mouth, and Headache. With
each bottle there Is an ingenious nasal In.
jector for the more successful treatment
OF these complaints without extra charge.
Price so cts. Sold by Edward Booking
and O. Moenkemoeiller, Wheeling, ". Va.
MWF4w
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Why do 80 many people we zoe around
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation
Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite, Coming up OIL
the Food, Yellow Skin, when for rs cts
we will sell them Shiloh's vitslizer. guar.
Rnteed to cure them. Sold BY Edward
Booking aud Q. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling
". Va.
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SAMUEL H. Irwin, Of Ute Creek, Colfs5
county, New Mexico, says; II nay wife
would Quit work. "a abe s6oIld ct her age
(Oll, she would live years . monument 10
the magic influence Of the "0nly Lung
PadN-Sp ADV MwF4A
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"Save Your Hair.s Keep II Beantifu
The "Londoh Hair Color Reetor.
err Ia the most delightful article
ever introduced To the American
people, and is totally different
IRON all other Hair Reatorsrs, be-
ing entirely free from all impure
ingredients that render many 9th.
or articles for the hair obnoxious.
Where badness, or falling Of the
hair exists, or p%remsturely gray.
neBs, from sickness, or other
causes, its uss will restorethe nat.
ural youthful color, and cause q
healthy growth, cleansing the
sclap from all impurities, dahdfutf,
&C., at the same timea most pleas.
ing and lasting hair dressing, fra
gravity perfumed, rendering the
hair soft and plfable, making II
an Indispensable article in every
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British Government had recognized the
b%eltReTent rights OF the ContedeFscy.
There 10 much more that might be said,
but torbear 70 tleaBpass further upon
your indulgence, We are anxious 70 deter
mine and settle the debt, and we shall DO
happy 1.-THE liberal and gene0us impulses
1.-The Northern people shall lead them to
aid Us by their c~ountenance and sympR.
thy. 70 q contamination so devoutly to be
wished We are not repndiators. We ac-
knowledge every dollar that We believe we
Justly owe, and we intend to pay 1t; and
II we ask an abatement in the rate Of in.
tereet, IT Ia our poverty, not our will, con.
sents, Our case is hard indeed. We can
not pay the debt as claimed against Us. No
one here will ever pretend we car. Hsis
honest who engages 70 pay NJ more than he
has means to pay With. He is not honest
who promises with the knowledge OF In.
ability to perform. For can We allow the
matter TO stand rs II is, to u against US,
without exposing ourselves to the shame
OF actual aud
COMPULSORY RRPuDIATIoN,
The case Of the creditors Is not much
better, Many Of them are receiving NO
interest At all, and o large proportion oil
them under debI'paying auspices have re.
ceiyed only two years interest in eight
years, The bonds Of q great portion OF
the debt can only be sold a. an immense
sacrifice 70 the holders, and none OF the
bonds have any stable value or afford the
holder the interest which they pIumlse,
Meantime Stale and creditor are unhappy.
Both, too, are losing by delay, and by lie
futile plans oil adjustment that do not
respond 10 the demands Of tho situation,
or that are fashioned only In the Interests
OF the hroksrV, These last-the brokes-
are the only ones who make profit out Of
our unsettled fnances-thess gentry i'm.
partially. victimising both Virginia aud
her creditors, and finding equal opportu.
nifty Of speculation whether bonds rise or
tall, are happy in either event and care
little who may he their victims, ANY hual
settlement would be- Objectionable 10 these
.hheTs In the necessities and mislorluuss
ot State and indlViduals, and no scheme
that viii effect such q settlement can hope
Tor their approval, And with the read.
luslmeut Of the debts As proposed, the Re.
adilsIeTs, come Into full control OF the
Commonwealth, remove
b THE BluRBlN REAcTIoElsTs
from place audpower and start Virginia on
q new career Of progress, prosperity and
greatness, Free suffrage Tor all men, q falT
connt at the. polls, FREQ education for all
children, aud an Impartial administration
Of the Consultation aud the laws for oil
$50 1 L. -. . .- |.- . - -
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CAAcEE-"Bunsred for yean with CRBo,E. Had / II
cut out hhps times, II returned att0F eieh operation
D" etilth cured me without knife ;caaSue q Paln.'
sUTEERsD TEEVIBLY. -"Nothing NJ MD 70 hllp
mel rOuld not get out Of bed. DR. smith cured me
after 6thtn failed" LEPT. PHlllIP
ClTlRRH AND DEAEN Rsl,-"BslisVed tlJ sell 10.
cunblo Sense Of smell gpne, haTiul dlbehMEes,
speech adSoted. d.. smL,6 cured mel
HARVEY ALEXANDER.
DrPERGIA AM uLcERATED STOMACH :" irolt.
rent lor yieaiS Gilsd 70 Eiys me relief Dr.. NTH
cund me-" lOUtiF, RAsHINGTON,
ORIGINATING -"suGtrd iortures / inIs doIorm.
cd treated for years without reI'SI y. smith
Il RSV DitfEsRv 8. REpvrrLD writes, ,6 pST 81
can most heartily Tsn'mmend you 10 those Iulrr,
log from CAtAErh and Lung ! omplGlnm. lou hive
worried Konders IN my Wlia's case"
REy, 40 LADH, writes - Or, Smiths proIea.
lional Seryl o. In my family have been mot q tisi4c:
l2TI 40 ! commend HIN to all 40 q gentleman and
AGL hAEs AFT KoLB EaYs,-"G had been ruasr.
Ing I' SoVO : ~ 10 aud " Atet by may phJSiuIADs
toI, pJ1psPl'l, D., = alth said | bad 4 tape worn
And 10 'E : hou . removed a monSt8r, 100 fSetl ng"
FElALk oAPL' ms -rhrte years In hospitals Tor
m'le give me peculiar auVahtSHe In such cases
PeuOns curTd u CnnSump don, Diseases Of Heart
liver Stomach, kidneys, skII, BlVOd, Nervous AZ
~, lObe and Weaknesses Of AZ n aud Youth, scrotula
and ISth q testify 10 my SDeeeSS.
I1tHs cured without the knife.
Patients a 4 dl' anOe ina b. troateI nv letter and
HNt tpIlpn guar .nteed A chart Tor se'f examination
returned Tree,
CoH.ultAtiOu at Office free. on, 70 hours from . a
u, IoS z; N daily. Sundays frOm 2 To 8 ,, IN. call
j. II. SMITH. Nj D.,
del No i2lI MARKET N. WhnOiInJ. W Va
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FutsESr Dt. II. II Watson, Annapolis,
Nd wires; Uolden's Liebig'a Liquid tx.
tract Of heel Ia superior 10 cod liver oil OF
anything ! have ever used In wasted or
Impaired constitutions. paw
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MANHUUD RESTORED.

a victim oil early Impotence eauhng neftouadN
NIFTY, Pr mature derai, tie having tried IN ttl'
tttTJ EnoWW fenedy, bRs dIaroyeftd 4 timb'H FntApi
81 VeliturS which he Will and lte 10 bis fellow sui.
TASSS L.H. REEVES,
ob31nWpSW ~ Chatham 81, MI.
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GLe Intelligence.
ION OuR LEaIhLN NOE

"
The Virginia ana West IiTgluiR Dsbi-
What GeR. nHhone nH to Say on the
subject.
The great concern manifested every.
where in the particularly interesting situa'
ton in Virginia, and the widespread mis-
conception which seems to peevail out
side that State as to the real status OF her
public debt and the attitude Of local par
ties toward it, recently led several gentle.
men, representing various sections and
interests, to seek On interview with Gen,
William Malone, United States Senator
elect from Virginia, in which be was asked
to impart to his interloCutors for general
benefit his views on these subjects, with
special reference to the much mooted debt
question. To this Gen, Malone readily
assented, expressing his pleasure at an
opportunity which called him to vindicate
Virginia and her people about q matter
that had been grossly misrepresented,
1t lisa
LARGE SUBJECT
and a long story, said the General, but to
a correct and enlightened understanding
of 1t, It's history must be told, In 1851 at
the outbreak Of the civil war, Virginia
possessed a territory onethird larger and
a population ope.G 9th greater than she
does to, day. Then che held large and
valuable interests in the public works and
the hanks OF the COmmonwealth-her
share in the latter alone contributing an
uually S3GS, $50 TO her Treasury. These
were either destroyed or impaired At Nh
absolute loss to her OF full $40 10000
Then her people were in easy financial
circumstances and prosperous, the owners
Of a large property, Of which in personal.
fly alone they have suffered direct priva
lion to an amount OF not less than $500,
900, 900 In valle, much Of which was tax.
able. Then property OF all kinds assessed
with tsxes in Virginia was gTester than
now bv S3l7 geo, 900, and now amounts to
only $267 $4,000 and then her public
debt WAS $3l, 1888 900, with annual liability
for interest Of 81 $50, 900 while the Nc.
OulloCh bill would arbitrarily impose q
debt discs. 22S, 81 upon the Virginia Of
to-day, shorn OF her territory, deCimaled
In her population, and beggard In all her
r%esonrCesl a debt greater than that OF any
State In the Union, to crush and paralyS-
the State which suffered most oil all by the
war! The
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WILT mn CURE ME?
LVER- gREGUNTlR

H
Which no dll, and 10 q short time was not
only relieved but cured.
keader, " J0i are suffering With DyHpep-
tia 0r Liver DiEe, se IN any form, do not walt
until the disease bias taken 4 ! u hold upon
you, hut use the Regulator when the symp.
toms trst show III. nisOlVla. II has relieved
unio'h suffeIing. SIMMONS LIVER REGU.
LA1OK Is rot an alcoholic BtlmulAnt, butt
PURELY VEGETABLE KEMEnY that will
cure when everything ellC falls II Il n ipult-
less family mO1loirG Does not dlBarTanRe
the Bysten. ID no violent drastic purge, but
natures own remedy. The friend Of every.
one, and will bot dlIaPpnlnt you. 4 single
trial will convince you thAt T. 10 the cheapest,
puEeJt and best family medicine ~ the world.
ASK the recovered dJBpepliCs, bilious suffer:
q IN, victims Of fever and IRus, the meIential
llsbAbAd patient how tbeI recovered thelr
health, cheerful spirits aud good APpetlte-
they will tsll you by tShing Simmons LIVER
Re!ula'OF. Pun la ere should be careful 10
! sra that they getthh Genuine, manufactured
only BY J. II HElLIN 40, Philadelphia
Sold by all DrugtiAS.
dha.ttRU
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mol THE PEOPLEj

The bO,t evidence Of . phyHIelAn'S success Il 'hs
TESTIMONY Of bis patients ThS.iuCrsAblng demands
inr NY PTOi'InL nal services prove thai | hAVp dos I
hOnOrib y AID fairly With th6se Who have eon'ulted
ms, lpeysT use . patlepPS pauIH without permission,
though | have many hund red certificates FROM thOss
whom | hare cured altar they had been pronounced
inCutblO. a thorough medI a education, with
many yeAru hOpltal experience AId familiarity with
therapeutic agents, . cl0sO Observance o. Temperament,
tai PtulAr'tiOs aud strict attention 70 hyglGuio man
9gaipNnt In ureS BucsoSI, II cure . possible, aud ]
FRANKLY PlVA tha radiant INV 0Dinlnn.
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AK your druggist for London Hair
Color Restorer. Price, Is cents A bottle
Six bottles, "a. Main Depot Tor the Uni.
ted States. $50 North Sixth st., Phllad'a.
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which, after ieClling the inability Of The
people to hear heavier impositions, and
declaring the inndequscy Of the revenue
to meet the expenses Of government, sup.
port tue schools, and pay the interest on
tho public debt at the rate per cent and
the principal claimed Under The funding
bill, proceeded 10 lew and appottion The
taxes In the proportion OF twenty Ave cents
for government, ten cents for schools and
fifteen cents for Interest. This was no
measure OF readjustment, but merely an
appropriation for one wear. The tempo.
fafy purpose was to eyade the tax coupons
and ito relieve the present financial EN-,
bAtrast msnts Of the State" but, III should
stend tho test Of the Courts, Tia final pnr.
pose was ITO SECURE an adjustment OF ihe
public debt with the uonGeht OF the credit.
ots, II practicable, and without discfImi,
mating between them, Upon iait and euni
table principles" Il was at all events I
measure well calculated to bring 10 iusI
determination the declaration which |.
made that 'the preservation Of the State
government Is absolutely necessary, mo-
only for the protection Oiihe person ant
property of the citizen Of the Common
wealth, bnt for The preservation Of iii
fights and promotion Of the intetestsoiih I
creditor Of the Commonwealth" Hut tn,
Governor vetoed II, Notwithstanding hi
committals, expressed and implied, 10 hi
contrary. Then followed
TnE o OK FOWLER BILL,
which proposed to settle with the ctedi
tors on the basis Of The debt as claimst
uader the funding bill, with interest At
per cont, Tor eighteen years, and at 4 pc
cent. for thirty.two teits AN average o
81 per cent. This bill was approved by III.
Governor, and became 4 law but II FOL
stlll.botn, not q dollar being funded unde
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was obvious upon It's face, and 1t was soon
developed that the 'peelsr creditors were
10 be atrociously yictlmized.
10 looking at this process, with respect
to the holder Of the 'peeler bonds, the
question naturally arises that II he were
not an unwilling
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-06

"Deo MiIls'' is the way the Cold Hill
Netcs man writes the name of his cor
porate god Chronisie.
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Victor Hugo is reported as quite i'll.
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OF aaA,:as. MEETING,

He ANNUAL NET TIN G. OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS
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