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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-15
DIR. SPINNEY,
Ne. II kearny street,
Treats all Chronic and Special Diseases
YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN
Who may be suffering from the effects Of youthful
follies indiscretion will do well to avail them
selves of this, the greatest boon ever laid at the
altar of suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY will
guarantee to forfeit $500 for every of Seminal
Weakness private disease of any kind or charac-
ter which he undertakes and fails to cure.
MIDDLE.AGED MEN.
There many at the age of thirty to sixty who
are troubled with too frequent evacuxtions of the
bladder often accompanied by u slight smarting
or burning sensation and 3 weakening of the sys
TEN in a manner the patient cannot account fer
On examining the urinary deposits . ropy sedi-
ment will often be found, and sometimes small
PARTICLES of albumen will appear or tine color will
be of thin, nilkish hue again changing to \
dark and torpid appearance. DR.. s. will guaran-
tee perfect cure in all such cases, and healthy
restoration of the genito- urinary organs.
Once Hours--l0 to and to &. Sundays, from
10 to II A. NJ. Consultation free. Thorough ex-
animation and advice, S.
Call or address
Dk. SPlNNEY 4 CO.,
If No. II Kearny street. San Francisco.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06
TRANSFERS.

FOR THE WEEK COMMENCING MAR. IS
AND ENDING APRIL 1, 1881.
Frank J. McQuinshaw to Geo. B.
Nicholson, e Lion lode.
W. J. Farrow to Joseph Cuenin,
various lots IN Anthrasite.
Samuel S. Metzler to Thomas P.
Brown, W. 15 lot 8 block IS Irwin.
Francis Hartwell to Eva NJ. Myers,
W. q lot 6 block 9 Irwin.
Terrence Connolly to Geo. Fogg,
lot 4 block 21 Ruby.
Justus F. Seldonridge to Edward
NJ: De La vergne, 10 Blue Bird and
Il Clara E. lode.
Geo. Cornwall to N. c. Baldwin,
$40 Dark Horse.
Geo. Cornwall to Chas. F. Green,
1-ao Of $40 Forest Queen extension,
1-ao of 4 Mountain Gem, r-ao OF
$40 Dark Horse.
James McF. Dunn to John ".
Maloney, $50 Burlington and Ruby
Queen lodes.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06
PESONAk.

Tom Scott and wife have gone to
Denver.
Wiliet Rose started for New York,
again last Monday.
c. NJ. Kirkpatrick returned from
business trip to Gunnison yesterday.
Tom Maloney, z. F. Colbost and
Justice J ". Dol!ison were III Guniii-
son this week.
Frank Andersen, OF GroversSilla
New York, Is autographed at the
Windsor.
John Sorger, one Of the pioneers
OF Crested Butte, WAS in camp last
week for one day.
Gov. Tabor, Vim. II. Vanderbilt
and John Jacob Astor are registered
at the Windsor Hotel.
J. II. Mccoy, Superintendent of
the construction of the Gunnlson
water works, was in town last week
looking at the Belmont tunnel.
L. L. Harding was in Cunnison
this week on important business, cor
nected with an important sale OF
mining property that he has recently
made.
Col. J. c. Brown, Major J. W.
Skinner, Capt. S. Cullom, Major II.
S. Tucker and Capt. VIM. Kemp
went to Gunn,son Monday morning
on important business.
Dan Close, one of our Old timers,
has been shifting gentle breezes of
spring back in New York State He
has returned to camp for another SUM
mer's work, battling with the precious
rock.
Chas. Julian, one Of our old time
citizens, who has been wintering in
Pueblo, returned to camp this week
with his teams, and is going to knock
the bottom out Of these other team
sters.
F. NJ. Crow, a brother Of Pete, is
in town from Carson, Iowa. Pretty
good looking fellow along side Of
Pete, and we are glad he is going to
make his home here, for he will keep
Pete straight.
Frank Nichols, who was one OF the
first settlers IN this camp, came up
from Crested Butte on Sunday, where
he has been residing for the last two
years. He proposes to move here il
a couple of weeks and work the Ton
tine lode extensively this summer.
Frank hiss some Philadelphia capi-
talists 2terested in some of his prop
crty, who are not afraid to have work
done.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06
vol3-n37.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To +. y. RaniaiI and Witcler JONES:
?uu are hereby rolifci t!at have ..rsnGo1 on +.
Alhl!e 1"ts IL la or an. Improvements u;r3n each
Of liz !oi!-"ins ':esc il ei loc mining claims, to-Nit
ic io;us. i'-.le ude nj iIinG cln the Silver Leaf
ipcc hl!a, claim and the for'.ian Head ioie mining
cianl. situated in the Ruy ,siEinc District ia iIe
County OF ulhniscn as VIII &pcar by TIE respective
certificates filed in The Office Of the County Clerk or
sal Comfy, in order t. hold sac Of sal .ole mining
Cam premises under ile pr5ysi Of SectiJn no.
Zl of tine Revised Statutes If the Uni.el STATES being
Ia" cnont required 10 hold each Of sail lods mining
claims Tor the yea ending December l.t, ISL arl i
within lilsty days after t'i, notice by publication; y.u
laii or !eiuse to contribute SOU. prop Of sch ie-
si~ct'e expenditure on citGe. OF il mining claims a1
c-o"r Your Interests in such respective lode mining
elals ~" become t!e property Of the subscriber under
sail SerfUu 20. 2.5a4 " e S,yyru-
Irwin March 30h 1882
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Eenry p. 1yolcott, Edward O. Woico,t, E.wa-d
O'Neil and Edwin Z s,oak:
Tou are herrb: Notified tna; We hav, er,eniei 7ne
hrndred liars IN labor and improvements nIan the
J. Warren Merritt lode situated IL tie Rby Sizing
District Gufiison county. stale Of Colorado. ef which
the oca:iJu certificate is found on rec ,rt in hook
large. rage 81. in the Office of the recorder of sa
County In Ouer t. hold said CLAIM under the p=ovi-
sions Of section 2,s24 of the revised sta.rtes of tie
United States and tho amendment thereto approved
Jai,ary e. 1870 eoIceriIg aBrai la rjcl hi ing
claims icing tie amount required hell said iole iJr
the rerioi ending the jlst Day OF December lssl
and if within riaety days after this notice by psI1.
ton You fail or refuse 10 contribute your proportion
ooovners vour interests in the raid osir Will beme
the property Of the SutscIiters by the 0: said
eecticn- WN. Eo.rFx.
vo6D0e CEA&s ~ LkvN
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06

For the last few days people have
been inquiring what Bro. Harding
was dong up on his los next to his
residence, opposite the PILOT Office.
A gang of men were seen at work
there apparently excavating, and some
thought he was going to erect the
hospital he has been talking about.
Others said it was powder house,
and some one thing and some another.
To satisfy our curiosity we went over
and found the whole San Juan gang
at work. We were met by Mr.. Davis,
the San Iusr cara.v--no, Davis we
will take that back, YOU are I..sh.-
ingale, if the apex of your cran,um is
covered with hair that IS the color Of
ripe pumpkins back in the States. DAVIS
treated us very courteously, and stated
hat the object OF the muscular eSer-
else they were indulsing in was for the
purpose of running tunnel, and that
from the float indications there were
veins in the hill, and thar they were
going to run that tunnel, the Lord
only knows how far, but what they
cut the veins. He said some of the
boys had made fun at the idea Of
working there, but he thought their
heads were level, and we think so too,
for in the summer of SO an old pros
pector told us that if any one ever
had pluck enough to drive a tunnel
in there, they would surely cut veins
that he thought existed there. Wade
IN boys We admire your courage.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To F,AGE par.nO and L L. Thib.ln,r.

To Frank Parno and L. L. Thibe,leau:
1on are hereby notifel that have eyrended ore
nihdloi dollars labor and improvements. uron the
Maud : io.e, situated in Raby Mnng Dlsti5,. Cu,.
son County, Coor;.o, fJr the wear enuin, De- JI.t
lsSl. Aud i! wi,hin niley Gays after this no,i-e r
pu,iicalion, yoU fail or refse 70 contribute YOUR bro.
por'il OF such expenditure as coowners your inter.
ests III said claim will become the proJety of the sub.
srec according to tie statute il .Ich case n:ac ami
p1O',hed- 4. u. FITZER
vJl2-iioto-p
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To John D. Murray:

You ara hereby noiifeI that I Lave expended on<
hundred dol a- IN labor aid 8,iov,m, Ut, upon the
Hiackiaii de- situate! in O-BvJoyfGl Ea.in. Ruby
Shining District, Gun;.on county Colo ado Of which
'he location eeF'i ale is ~, file in the ofce Of tc
Recorder of said c'ntT. In or,.er held said CLAIM,
rier the rrvis. Of section 32< o. tie Tevsed stat
uies Of the United states an thereto up
proved Jarg.ry 2. 1880 concerning annua 81 ktor uI
IaiIns cain> being the required 10 bold sci
lode fr the iod ending The 3lst 1aS Of December
A. D. ISL and if within n;nciy days a;ie this norS
Iy publication you fail refuse TO contribute yo,
proportion OF s;ich expenditure eotkrs Jour inte
es: in The sid claim Will fecl te property e1 tl.S
snteNiber Y the terms Ct said Arctkn.
rH-ns7 CHAS DELFANrHkI
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06
NOTICE OF FORFEITUR.

10 ks.o Eiicis,n:
You a:e hereby Rct.hed iha: we ha.a eSsonds6 .us
huae' ca coSs II labor ana improvement. rpva Li.s!s
Nary ode, tja'sa ncor Els creek in ,.s Rnby Aigia:
District auuhi.on county, Colorado oi ss.ta Tie iocr
ton cc!ihc4te is Oh fle IN The Office Of the rsco, Of
saH COUNTY IN or!er 10 hold ,a claim undsr tha pro-
visions of secicn 2a Of the revised sstut.s ot the
United STATES a,i ths amendment thereto aprr,ysI
jnua:y q 1890 CONCERNING annual labor Upon ,,.ilin.
CLAIMS, being The amount fe1ui,ej 10 hold fxia ioce 20;
t;e fefiod ehhig On the 3lst day o! December. A. D.
sh. aat Within ninety day. atter hs otile by pub
:csJi1n ycy ia refuse 10 ccnis;c veur ,Is,rsiop
oi s'.cn e1pendltaie ak so-1er, interest iu tbs
-~i claim Nj" becn. the YroYs.ty O. the s:b.srire.u
by tEe te:sN Of sAiS section.
JhGOB PREss,EG.
h4NRy SCEAA1An,
vol3-n37 L. JJsD.IrE
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To I. II. Bates. $. r. Plat, j. C. Noycs J. B. Dutchey
and Mrs S. NJ Buchanan:
lou are hereby n.tifci that I have expended one
hundred dollars in labor and improvements u,sn tho
Belle os Memphis and Tom Hendricks lJie4 situated
il the Rub? Mining District, GGnisoa county CcIra-
do .oT the yc"- enllg December 3,si ls>l anu il
within ninety day alter this notice hy pubii a;:o.. ya.
fail or refuse 10 contribute yor rlooFI;on .f s.
Wnf't';e as co-ovaes. your ifieress IN sid claims
viii become the property Of til. su,sc ihar accor,liar
to the satGtc in such cases HlaIc and provided
yOl2-i.v.0. PATRICK NcEICUOIs
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06

John E. Donehower, who has lived
in this camp for some time, died very
suddenly last Saturday afternoon
about four O'Clock. His brother
Willard, who lived with him, says
that in the morning when he got up
he complained a little ofhis side hurt
ing him, but nothing was thought Of
it. About four O'Clock in the after
noon when he (Willard) went home
he found him lying on the bed appar-
emily asleep, but on examination he
was discovered to be dead. A Coro-
ner's Jury being impanelled, the ply
sicians held post mortem examina-
ton, when a verdict of death by
heart disease was rendered. He was
about thirty years old and had wife
and Ave children in Richmond, VIM
ona Co., Minnesota. Besides his
brother, his iather-in-law, Geo. B.
Nicholson, also resides here. The
demise was shipped back to Minnesota
for internent.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06
cutting through the mountain that the

cutting through the mountain that the
Forest Queen, Venango and several
other paying veins have been discov
ed in.
Capt. Kemp will leave for New
York, as soon as practical, for the pur-
pose Of stocking this group of mines,
and having the Unlisted On the market,
for they propose to take oIt shipping
ore this summer. and make the PROD
critics at least self-sustaining if &c.
pay handsomely. We do not kno~ a
better group ofn'ines that can be had
for the purpose of stocking or that
have the showing for the amount Of
work done than the above, and we
hope that Capt. Kemp will succeed in
getting good men into the company
and speedily return for the purpose Of
commencing active work. During
his absence John McElroy will have
charge of the property.
MISCELLANY
w. l.. Davis is working the Phoenix
lode, and it is improving as depth is
gained.
The Ruby Chief is Stopping now in
the ninety foot levels, and taking ont
some veryrich ore.
The sampllng works Of Messrs.
Rose Reed & Co., made shipment
of ore direct to Europe last week.
Hon. Ira Brown returned to camp
to-day. He reports that the Forest
Queen company propose to get ma
chinery in as soon as possible.
A. Sechrist, has been at work put
ting this years assessment on the
Blind Tom lode. He reports that it
looks very well.
Patrick Curley is working the
Youngstown lode. This property
showed up well last fall and if the boys
work it to any extent this summer,
they will sure have a bonanza.
S. G. Smith has beer working this
YEAR assessment On the Argcnta lode,
situated near the Lead Chief. He
reports a fair showing of ruby in it.
He will commence work on the Boss
Tweed lode, on Ruby mountain, in a
day or two and expects to show some
good mineral in it before long.
One of the finest specimens we have
seen from this camp Mr.. Thomas
Owens brought down the other day
from Elk basin. II is a spar founda-
ton with iroa pyrites and brittle sill
yer all blended in, giving it the ap-
pcarance Of the handiwork Of some
adept imitator. 1t carries about forty
per cent. copper. So beautiful is it to
look at that We understand an
oiler ot .airty-hve dollars hes been
made for j, already. 1t can be seen
at Malcolm News Store, in the Post
/ Office.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

7. C. Kc.lsy and Richard Tancher:
fcn, and cach Of you, hereby notified fhst hav~
extended one hundred dollar. IN Labor and improve
!ncn's rppn he Katie Il. i>!., ti.ua.e in the Ruby
niaiLg Gistir;. GEnnison c"l:u.y Colorado amount
required u oI3 sail lode i1r tie .,.diaS iecenbcr
a1st, Isl And i within ninety DAYS after .s notice
by publication fail Or refuse 70 contribute your
proportion si,ch expenditure - co-Owber. your in
eresis in said claim will bee tie property Of the
subSci.er by Tie terms q said see,i,
vo.z5 JOIN P BRIpN
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06

On Thursday eve. an impromtu dance
was given at Browning's Hall. l.was
intended for the children alone, but
the big folks happened in on them
and took advantage Of an opportunity
to shake the !;gh. fantastic. The
eYeEins proved to be very enjoyable.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
TO G-org. Depenore and ks;c K.iekson:

You at hereby notified thut have done tae req:i
site aaio:a: OF iaror for III. Yea" 1851 The Com
st,c.l ioG., situated the Rut Mining ,istiie Gaa-
nlasn county, Colorado, s&ove the ,ws,i Ey.ua.ica
o which ,hc l,cetion certificate il :..e in the cre
Of sale cosny. Ia order - hJld aid claim undcr Ike
provisions Of section 1924 o the crseG ,ta;u:es of ths
tnie.; States a.i The sK,suGnent irereto approves!
January ~ 1850, co3ce-niAg am 1Sl Labor uTnn mixing
c,s!ns tcng the amount 'ci.ci to hoi said ,te 70.
ihe .ernd eutng the slst day Of Dsccno9. sSi ari
wiitia ninety days ateg tit publication & ,s auic.
joI idi or refuse 81 Contribute yo.r apot!on of such
s%cnii:a'e rs ce-o"i,eik, yonr Rsi a the said
claim viii become the property Of Ike subs sky the
Terms Vi said svstiol. JACOB PREssL.R
HENRY SCiIAEfER
yc!?-Eo3I J.. LlADACEE
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To y. {. Brwon

70 2. c. Brwon:
fou are hereby no'iiei that h.-s exTenlci oas
hundred dollars in lab,- and Improvement. utoE the
Bonnie Scotland end Oh Virginia oies situated in the
Ruty Mining Ei-ict, CurHi4ou coGn;Y Cciug,io .or
the year enns iec. ils;. ISL sad if within iine;y
days fcr this notice by publication yor Ia: or refus.
t. Contribute yorr proportion of scl sT;'ei.Ltrrea IA
c-J~r.F, voGr Interest III said cs,rn VII leco:r. the
property OF the subscriber acc ring T. tle statute In
slc. case made and provided, II. X PELL.
vol2-noi0
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06

We are panied to learn Of the sudden
illness of our congenial friend Abe
Heiligers, and trust that he may meet
with speedy recovery.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06
NOTICE OF.FORFEITURE.
To John Snihin

fon are hereby notified t;st haze expended ons
h'hcFed dollars N labor and Improvements upon the
Sdifhrlno lode stiate Mt. Ca riied RUIZ Mining
Distinct Gunnison county. Colorto for the year ending
December Jls!, 1881 And if within netv days after
this notice y publication yon fai! or refuse r. cnriu,e
yonrproIorion OF such expenditure az a co-ownrr in
sail ciam WI! become tho property Of the subscriber
according 20 The statute in zach case made end pr-
'iccd CHAS. L. PERHAM
voll- -rpiO-y
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
Ts EanrEs C'Cena..i:

You are hereby Noticed fast hare .xssni.l' one
hundred dollars ia labor and Improvement. rpsa tas
Green Lnnet lodestua'ed il the Ruhy Mii,inx l,,ric
aIniison corniy, Ccl1!ae, Q: which the location cor
tiaca'e Is an ke in tho Office ci the Recorder cf said
COUNTY IL order 10 hoid rail claim under the ETey
s!pis 81 section "4 of hc revised statutes o. III.
lDltsd yates au0 TIE Amendment thereto approved
January ~ 1850 concerni; annual labor upon mieinG
c.ains being tne snouGt ,souei h,li said lode ,
tie eei ID eIcins The Jist dss OF De- ,lhs- 4 D.
lsS anu Il within ninety days after i 10 i.e by pub
iicati,n yo al or refrss to cCEtrtu, your proportion
OF sdch expenditure - coooge., yor ia;e-~<l in the
s.tcain will become III. properly of n su sIb,r ly
:he terms OF said .cctien
ro..-IcSI-p PATRICK VcNAEUs
fHOSAS ..cEAGu1
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06

We understand that on election
day Billy McClosky was On hand
when the polls opened and got away
with the most of Pete Crows tickets,
which is down right dirty trick, il
he did it. The regular ticket had
Crows name on it; then Spencer
had the same ticket with his name IN
stead of Crows, which was all right,
but McClosky had no right to destroy
Crows tickets. He made himself 4
little too officious around the polls
anyway. 1t is true he did good work
for his man, but he had not ought to
try any bulldozlng game.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06

Messrs. Burton, Moses and Bros,
the enterprising hardware firm Of
Cunnison, believes in tie virtue of
advertising. BY looking at cur col
umns, you can see their card in which
they offer great inducements to sell
hardware.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06

There being no opposition candl-
dates last Tuesday except one. conse-
quently the saloons done no business
and strictly complied with the Law.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06

Mr.. James, who ms been stopping
at Kings Ranch all winter has given
a contract to build a large dance hall
on eight street back of Brown s. Kirk
patrlck's store. We understand that
Capt Shurtleff has a contract to deliver
the lumber by the 18th.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06

A. B. Poler, who at one time clerk
ed for Shurtlcff & Co., returned to
this camp Yesterday. He has been
on the survey of the c. Z. & @. r.
r., east of Denver. Glad to see YOU
back Pole., and hope you are going
to stay with US.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06

Owing to the break up IN the road
between here aud Crested Butte We
have been unable to get any paper
mail for / week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06
THURSDAY. APRIL 6, 1887.

Dr.. E. L. Siggins, formerly Of
Omaha, Neb. Orders left at either
Painters Drug Store or the Windsor
Hotel will receive prompt attention.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06

The telegraph Office has been
moved from the Windsor Hotel tc
Tom Maloney's law Office.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06

Just now we are having worse time
to get our mail than at any time this
winter, for the reason, that the warm
weather the past two weeks has
made the snow 100 soft to keep the
horses from going through If the the
fine weather keeps on for another week
or two the snow will be entirely gone,
making our season at least month in
advance of last year.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06

There are enough children IN town
to get up private school, There
are twenty or thirty that ought to be
IN school every day. Their golden
opportunity is passing by, never to
return again.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06

The post Office letter list will here
after be published in the PILOT,
which will be great source OF inter
est to many of our readers.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06

Aessrs. David Russell and George
Fogg are putting in a large stock OF
general merchandise in the store house
built by Tergance Connolly, in the
lower town.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06

When arr We going to have a
preacher? All winter long there has
been no church services of any kind
with one or two exceptions. Ii we
can't have one kind let Us have
another.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06

The carpentering trade is llnproy-
Ing. Every house on Ninth street is
rented and more in demand. The
carpenters are kept busy fitting up
counters. shelving, etc.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06

In another column viii Dc found
the advertisement of J. r. Morgan
the veteran blacksmith. He will guar
antee any kind Of work in his line. A
specially made of forging machinery,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06

Let US have school by all means.
Do not let it be said of and boy or girl
that they were raised in this broad land
OF ours where there were no schools.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06
Abatxaot OF E1t1en

To any property in Cunnison county,
furnished on short notice at the
Abstract Office of A. J. BE n :,
In the County Clerks Office. Official
certificates attached.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06

n The rates for local notices will be twenty-five
sopts line for the hra Insertion and ftcsn cents
Hus for each asQusnt insetion And from these rstes
Ws Win nj dssiats.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06
Fresh Fruit at Malcolm's.

A fine lot of confectioneries Just
arrived at Sam Brust's Capitol cigar
store.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-06
:
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
70 4. xcedM:

YOU are .ereiy notified ths; the uaeerdSnsS, K.i,t.
r. Suck. "hcs- Jstsc, address is p e. SuX SIS. Ss~
York CT has ia ASccruAnS. WIKI tas requirements II
law per;o ksd ,noor ail made Improvements curing
tie year lSSi ~ the value " ore hundred dollars oe
esa! q :r- iollori * AIMED mites, tcit Il. Uni.
lode ami i,s EGls pe both A:Ius,e IA the Huty Aia-
IN iassi;ct, SHuos~ IA County, SOl)txio: And HAT
less yea contribute your e;-,rii0n Of, ech -xnendi-
tue sithil hvlGred End eighty Gays ir,H tie
oi i:;e Inst l iioaIoa ui ti. Io,e all your night
tito a0 Interest ia and s.is niues ard ea If them
Viii tecoNe forfeited l., the urasued in acscrIaae.
With the e'Es of Section cS2i Ct ia- revised statutes
Of TIA Uu:ed ssal.s.
xoi--aa3s. ELiEIA A. PUCK.