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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-08-01
SHERIFF'S SALE.


PY WRITE OF A DECREE AND
- order OF sale issued out of and under the
seal OF the District Court of the Second Judicial
District, ID and for the county of Ormsby, state
OF Nevada, on the 24th day OF July, 4. D. IS e. and
To me as Sheriff directed, wherein 1t is set forl h
that Judgment and decree was recovered in
said Court on the 5th day of June, u. 49,, in
favor of John Elliott, Guardian, plaintiff, against
Mar! A. richards. defendant, for the OF
Si"lf H. together with interest on the of
StiS a. tF2m April 4, 1882 till paid, at the rate of
TWO per cent per month, and also counsel fee
HNed at % Il, together with his COS 4 OF said
Suif, taxed at SO So together with accrung costs
| am commanded by said decree and order of
sale to proceed to notice for sale, and to sell At
public auction for gold coin of the United states
the following described premises, to wit: All of
town lots mum bercd seven (7l eight tsl. nine fe)
and ten Ul"l in Block Number forty-two ttI OF
Sears Thompson and Sears Division o. carson
City, Orinsby county, Nevada Will therefore
sell, at pupiic auction, to the highest and best
bidder ior casn, i'll gold coin of the United States,
in front of the Court House door, in the county
OF Ormsby, State OF Nevada, on
Thursday. tho I7th Day of August. ISSa
At the hour OF O'Clock p NJ the above described
real properly. and apply the proceeds OF such
= +. SWIFT, sheriff
7. COFFIN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Carson City, New. July 18TH tsS,. iy7
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-02

sound one. Hueston, holding out his arm
to the surgeon who accompanied MN,
asked II HIS pulse did not beat perfectly
regular, and when an affirmative answer
was given he made an earnest appeal TO his
friends to stand by him.
with melancholy forebodlngs, the ar
rangements were resumed for another shot.
La Branche fired first. Hueston tottered,
his gun exploded wildly IN the air. and ne
fell 10 the ground before his seconds could
reach him. They picked him up, but no.
thing could be done. La Branches ball had
entered his side, inficting fatal wound,
and within a few minutes Hueston was
dead. He had played for Il leading position
In his party, but had lost, except TO remain
n Wing MARTYR.
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
FOR
BRIGIIT'S DISEASE.

DIR. WILLIAM a. HAMMOND, OF NEW YORK,
SUPERINTENDENT United States Army (retiredl,
Professor Of Diseases of the Mind and Nervous
System in the University Of New York, etc.:
I" have for some time made use of the BUFFA-
LO LITHIA WATER In cases Of affections Of the
NERVOUS SYSTEMS, complicated with
BRIGHT'S DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, or
with a EQUITY DIATHESIS. The RESULTS
HAVE BEEN EMINENTLY SATISFACTORY.
Lithia has for many years been favorite remedy
with me In like cases, but the BUFFALO WATER
CERTAINLY ACTS BETTER THAN ANY EX-
TEMPORANEOUSS SOLUTION OF THE LITHIA
SoRNf B Ys THE sfoMHEH aso o BETTER Ter
scribe 1t In those cases of CEREBRAL HYPERE-
MIA, resulting from 0per-nentdl tcOrk-in which
the condition called NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA ex-
istsEAND GENERALLY WITH MARKED
BENEFIT"
= DIR. Austin Flint, In his practice Of Medi-
cine" under the head of 4" Brights Disease says:
"Symptoms refcrable to the nervous system are
among the most important Of those belonging 70
the clinical history Of the disease"
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CHRONIC INTERsTITIAL NEPHRITIs, OR
BRIGHT'S DISEASE.

DIR. ALFRED l.. LOOMS, OF NEW YORK,
Professor Of Institutes and Practice of Medicine,
Medical Department University OF New York,
Visiting Physician Bellevue Hospital, Consulting
Physician Charity Hospital, New York:
:. For the past four years have used the BUF-
FALO LITHIA WATER In the treatment Of
curing In equity and RHEUMATIC subjects,
with the most MARKED BENEFIT. In ali
EQUITY and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS re-
gard IL us HIGHLY EFFICACI0US.n
= Ziemssen, In his great work, 4" The Cyclopedla
OF the Practice OF Medicine under the head OF
" lnterstitial Inflammation OF the kidneys,- THAT
Is, INTERsTITIAL NEPHRiTlS,) says: 3rhe
pathological state Of the kidneys, at present desig-
mated by the above name, represents The third stage
EASE, and Is alleged 10 b. the inal result OF diff
fuse Nephriis" ~ 23-2tawSW
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fjy 29-eodlwl
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
CNMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
lCE THE pECoNERED

ASK THE RECOVERED
DYspeptics, Bilious Sufferers, yctimso Of Fever and
Ague. the Mercurial- Diseased patient,
HOW THEY RECOVERED
health, cheerful spirits, and good appetite, they
will tell you by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaundice,
Bilious Attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Collie, De-
preston of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heartburn
"'' 1T HAS NO EQUAL.
This unrivallcd southern remedy IL warranted
NOT 10 contain q single particle of MERCURY or any
Injurious mineral substance. but IS
PURELY VEGETABLE.
II Won feel drOwsy, debiliated, have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite. and
tongue coated you are suffering from torpid liver
or "biliOuspess,; and nothing will cure you 50
speedily and permanently as to take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
II Is given with safety and the happest results to
the most delicate infant. II takes the place OF quiz
nine and bitters of every kind. IL Is the cheapest
purcst, and best family medicine In the world.
Beware of counterfe Is. Take only the genuine,
ir white wrapper with red in front, prepared by
j. ii. ZElLIN co. - oo
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ap 6-eodtAu30
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That's common expression and has world OF
meaning. How much suffering Is summed up In IL
Tho singular thing about II IS that pain In the oack
is occssioned by so many things. May be cansed
bg Kidney-Dlsease, Liver Complaint, Consump-
ton, Gold, rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Overwosk'
Nervous Debility, &C.
Whatever the cause, don't neglectit- Something
Is wrpng. and needs prompt attention. No medi-
cine has yet been discovered that will 20 quickly
and surely cure such diseases as
BROWNS IRON BITTEEs,
and It docs this by commencing at the foundation
and making the
BLOOD PURE AND RICH.
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A direct four-heurs connection j. mat, i'iw"n
Richmond and Norfolk by train, leaving k,.h-
mOnd at 1880 \. VI. and Norfolk at 1910 =. VI.
All trains leaving Petersburg viii start from ic
AppomattoN depot.
j. X. kENLN, General superintendent
a. PORE. General Passenger aud Ticket Agent
L..
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All regular PASSENGER il1lh' sup At h'N Nix
PULLMAN-CtR SERVICE
on Train 5O--Nor York and Atlanta -fp Wash
ngtoR and Dsnyille. and Greensboro 60 t,nryS
station. Western North Carolina railroad.
ON Train 52-Rlchmoud and Danyilh, am
Charlotte and Charleston.
Tickets sold Ia all points south southsa : aIs
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-ovcr checks given al local Tickets
\. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agrrt
T. VI. X. TALCOTT. General Manager. y -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-02

A piss Against the First American cover
nor--Two High Ofnciais Fightine-how an
Natter Was Shot--Other Meetings
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BY X. n. Chaffin Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AucnoncFi"
No. north Tenth street


Real Estate Agents and Auctioncsrs
No. north Tenth street
T,OR sALE.-At the request OF Kew H.
strfngfellow we will sell on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18TH,
a, 70 o'clock NJ, on the premises, that Dts ar
au , II tTsri n FARM known as "FOREsi
in the county e. hanSssr sTe and
s,ss -siiroad n contains 1872 ACRES, WIFI y
LARGE FRAME. DWELLING.hOUsss,M S wi1,
brick basement, OF nine rooms; also sn ,asa ~
HOUSE adjoining with three rooms ana neces , ~
out-buidings in good repair. There IS Te and
good water In the yard: also a small apple anu
peach orchard, besides pears grapes aa 70 pr
chase good home will do well ~ attend ths saie'
AZ the same time will sell ST0Gih, r "a
ING UTENSILS, and what HOusEhOLD III"
KiTCHEN FURNITURE may not he reserved.
FARM rented II not sold on that day. -, a., -,
TERMS: Liberal, and made known the oay VI
sale. -. p,.,,v,o,,a ,v,,t t,lf
Parties desiring to go from Richmond VIII ,aS'
the 3 o'clock train to Noel's depot, where convey
ance viii meet them. no ...,.a.,
mn 1ood6t Richmond, va.
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LOGANsPoRT, IND, December l, 1880.
For long time have been sufferer from Stom-
ach and Kidney-Disease. Ny appetite was very
poor, and the very small amount did eat disagreed
with me. l was annoyed very much from nom
retention of urine. I tried manyremedies with no
success until ! used BROWNS IRON BiTrERs.
since used that my stomach does not bother me
auv. yappetite is simply immense. Ny Kidney
trouble is no more, aud my general health is such
that | feel like new man. After the use OF
BRowy's IRON BITTERs for one month have
gained twenty POUNDS In weight
OBJ. SARGENT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-02

DOR NEW YORK.-The Old 3Sh
IL Dominion steamship CompanyssSsfSzzn
proposed ssilings for the week following are:
OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER, FRIDAY,
August 4th, at o'clock Z. NJ.
GUYANDOTTE. Captain KELLY, SUNDAY.
August 9th. at o'clock A. VI.
WYANOKE. Captain HULPHERs, MONDAY,
August 9TH, at IL "
ROANOKE, Captain Couch, TUESDAY, Au-
gust Sth, at Ii o'clock A. VI.
Freight received until O'Clock Z. VI. Friday.
O'Clock =. ST. Saturday, Il O'Clock A. N. Mon
dsy. and 10 10 o'clock A. VI. Tuesday.
Through bills Of ladng signed ana goods for
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, south,
es ST. and west: also to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
After-csbin fare TO New York Cncluding meals
and BERTH. $40: bankruptcies, SlS Storage,
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence, So.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays, Tues
DAYS, Wednesdays, and Saturdays by the Rchmond
and Petersburg railroad at 1l:50 A. NJ. will make
connection at Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. cabin fare, 5000. Tickets to be had al
the Richmond aud Petersburg depot and A. ".
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage, apply 10
GEORGE W. ALIEN & CO., Agents.
au Q COmpany's Wharf, Rockets
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BROWNS IRON BITTERs.

oh, MY b A c X {!
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No., B y., wl.''s% 1ss q and Auctioneer.
IIOl Bank street

THAT NEAT BRICK TENEMENT LEI 7
dAf y s 11S ~ Sd6fS%AINiSSSo W TlEEaE
ROOMS; CLOSETS. rQhCcHrESft x CELL
BLEs, AND a MI NIL xyGELLENT Mich
COWS, ALI Fxf ENOUGH FOR :, B ~ axp pgf
SALE At AUCTION.-Iy Request e o. ~, '"' o""''
''' WEDNESDAY, I'll AUGUST 2, 1882,
n, Az o.c,ocI u ~ ON the premises. that NEAT
Brick TENEMENT located as above dss en See;
The lot fronts 6l feet on Chei iy S''e''" W ~
10 n IO-foot alley: also, sue aiie3'
The COWS will be sold first.
TERMS: At sale. xscNAMaRA
,oo,. AuctiOneer
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RICHMOND BAZAAR AE
Nos. 1893 AND l44O FRANKLIN STREET.
THIS DAY
alto O'Clock we will sell
NUMBER OF EXCELLENT ANIMALS
among them are several very stylish and reliable
MARES:
8 YOUNG COUNTRY MULES.
PREVIOUS TO WHICH,
we will offer variety OF
NEW AND SECONDHAND VEHICLES,
including 1 ROCKAwAY and l PHAETON, Tor
account Of whom 1t may concern.
JOHN u. DAVIS, Proprietor.
T. ~ f,oo, Auctioueer aug
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A UCTION.-We will sell at our store,
n No. 1928 Main street, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %,
30 boxes MARYLAND PEACHES, st * o'clock
sharp, and 200 boxes first-cass, to arrive by the
York-River train, will be sold at o'clock.
M 2-It* FOX & TAYLOR.
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! Richmo'dl 245 Z. n. $40 \. w. 600 Y. h
! Arrive at
WtPolntl 300 p. W. 1855 \. ". 9:35 p. n,

Passenger tram connects al West Point dslr
except sunday with steamer. Tor Baltiuof, alsl
the North
Freight trains leaving Richmond AZ 40 \ u
and 600 i. N. Will have pas ongcr-ce4r e,s -
taChed.
Train No. Al connects ~ Burktyillc 49, NOe
burg, and all southwestern point.
Train No. 80 Through passenger stops 3t Al ~
lions. connecting al Suthcrlu~ with Milton ana
Suthcrhn N.rrOw-Caugc railroad for Milton. 4
Salisbury with Western North Carolina r.. .r..l
for all points In W c,tcrn North 'arOlila. al NJ
lanta for al points south and ~outhwc-t.
Train No. 81 Through Passenger aud mail -,'rs
al all stations. connecting al >uthcriu'. with " =
ton and >utherlin NarrOv-Gaugc railroad -
Milton: at Atlanta FOR all points south sud ,prti,
west: al Charlotte with Charlotte. (slWrhiA 40
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta. ~avsrs
nah, and Florida points.
Train. from the south srrlve M Richmond "A
4:2O T. NJ, 1925 A. W., aud I:l2 +. W.. AMI 'r0'a
West Point 1t lO:20 \. VI. Pis-cggerl. aud lD35
Y. NJ. aud 1910 L. NJ. (Freightl
A
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BY Jno. 4. Laughton. Jr., Auctionecr'
1906 Main street.
NOLD AND SILVER WAlCiEo,
VI sII,yER-PLATED WARE, ro,ue
GERs'sTRIPLE-PLATED fo"he'
rtN aEu CLOCKS. ICE-PITCHERs, CAsToRs,
AZ auction at my store at 0 o'clock EACH DAY
~ JNO. Il. LAUGHTON, JR.,
.,,-,s Auctioneer
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DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG

- I III VI ~ y II AND II Ek~Bk ltt
IL RAILROAD CONPA NN.-Commcucink
WEDNESDAY June 81 lsS2,tralus On this saD
will run az follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND -sOt tit.
BIB L. NJ, FAST MAIL, daily. Mako through
connections Tor savannah. stops
only AT Petersburg and 1h,.tfs
Pullman sleeper between t.Glns-
ton and Jacksonville. Passenger
will take this train for Wlutcrpuck-
ll:50 A. ", THROUGH NAIL. daily. connects
ing for Raleigh. Charleston, An
Rusta, Aiken, savannah. and jack
sonville stops nj Chester aul t,fs-
tralls. Pullman -lecpcrS httNt'n
New York and savannah on iAls
train.
600 I. VI, FREIGHT, daily, except sunday
700 A. NJ. FREIGHT, daily, except >undI&
S.00 - NJ" sunday excursion.
LEAVE PErERsBCRC-NORTI.
2;3S y. III, FAST MAIL, daily. stop. only -
Chester. Pullman sleeper on tli1
train between jacksonville AMI
Washington.
$40 r. ~, THROUGH NAH. daily, connecting
with Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all poi O.. Fa,g
and " cst: also making connections
with tie Chesapeake and ono r4il-
roac for all point, Nc,1. Tbs min
stops at Chester ana t..tr.It
Pullman siecpcr- on thi, .l.n .'r
tween savannah and New } N.h.
Passengers TAX Obs train Tor u l.'-
terpock.
7:05 A. ", FREIGHT. daili. Except Sunday
3:l5 J.. NJ. FREIGHT, daily. except >lh'LS
t.39 - NJ Sunday excursion.
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YORK RIVER LINZ

Passenger Freight dali Freight d.iy
daily. ilyeN. Suud'y ~. saturday
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1908 A. ", FREIGHT. daih. except sunday
5:l5 i. NJ. FREIGHT, daiiy. except >ln,IS
az + :, NJ W. sunday excursion.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-14

A most dastardly murder was committed
in Palo Pinto Friday, in which the life of q
handwriting, unoffending citizen was
taken by desperate named Whitley, who
made his escape from the officers of the
law. Peter Laughlin, the victim, who was
experimenting the building of q court
house at that place, had stepped into a
saloon to get q drink, when a COW boy,
named Whitley, entered and asked him 20
take a drink of something with him.
Laughlin politely declined saying that he
had Just drank. but Whitley would not
hear to it, and finally said that he would
make him drink and drew his pistol, when
Laughlin grappled with and finally sue
ceeded in taking the weapon away from
him. Whitley then rushed at him with a
dirk, which he plunged into Laugh
Inns heart, killing him instantly
Mounting his horse which stood in front
of the saloon, the murderer put spurs to the
steed and sped out of town, followed by in
dignant citizens, and in the running fight
that ensued he shot P. Veal in the arm,
producing severe flesh wound, and shot a
horse from under another of the pursuing
parties. A posse of citizens were still i'll
pursuit of him at last accounts. Mr.. John
Salon, contractor and builder, of WaXa-
hachie, under whom Laughlin was work
ing, arrived here Sunday morning with the
remains of Laughlin, and that afternoon
they were inferred in the Catholic ceme-
terry. Whitley is said to be wild, reckless
cowboy, who has been terror to that Sec
ton ofcountry for some time past.
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Board of Trnde Meeting.
The Dallas Board of Trade Diret

TheDallas Board of Trade Directory, as
recently ele cted, met last evening at the
Board of Trade rooms and were duly in.
stalled, Capt. W. G. Veal, president. Mr..
II G. Stevenson was unanimously elected
Secretary. The report was read showing
the financial condition of the Board, its
work during the past twelve months
and the general status Of
the institution. Committees were appointed
for the ensuing year and other matters Of
detail were attended to. The new board is
determined to put fresh life into future OPP
erations and have it subserve the ends for
which it was organized and which are the
objects of boards of trade.
A vote of thanks was unanimously passed
to the officers for the economical and etf-
cIent manner in which they had discharged
their duties during the last term. Among
other matters that came up for considera.
ton was that of the cotton factory proposed
to be established in East Dallas. The fol-
lowing resolution in that interest was
passed:
WHEREAS, An effort is now being made
to inaugurate cotton factory enterprise
in the city of Dallas, and in view of the
fact that those having the same in charge,
viz: several OF our leading citizens, have
asked the favorable consideration and APP
proval thereof by the Dallas Board of
Trade therefore DO it
Resolved, That this board do hereby APP
prove said move and enterprise and do
commend it to the favorable consideration
and the support of our citizens.
On motion the board adjourned until the
day ofits next regular meeting.
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The Corn and Roll Worm the Same.

When the boil worm first made ITS APP
pearance here, Captain W. w. Ross, Of this
city, who is statistical correspondent Of the
agricultural bureau at Washington city,
discovered that 1t was the same species that
invaded the corn. and being OF the opinion
that the corn and boil worm were the same,
be forwarded some of them 10 Washington
and the following reply from commissioner
of agriculture and the entOmologist shows
that he was correct.
Department of Agriculture, Washington, ID. C..
september T. 1So2-TO W. W. Ross
sIR-lOur communication OF the 5lst
ultimo has been received and referred 10
the entomologist OF the department, whose
report on the same is herewith iDclOsed.
Very respectfully i. A. CAEHAE,
Acting Commissioner Of Agriculture.
Department Of Agriculture. Division of EntO-
molory, Washington. ID g.. september 4
iss2Ifo Hon. George D. Lorlng. Commits
siDner Of Agriculture
SHIN the absence Of Professor Riley
take the liberty Of answering the letter Of
~. w Ross. statistical correspondent, Dial
las. Texas. dated August 5lst.
The corn worm which be sends IL beyond
ali doubt identical with the boil worm
fheliothis s-migera) The forthcoming an.
nual reDort will contain an article Of the
food plants Of this species, which viii eel
ali doubts 81 rest Respectfully.
L. o. HoWAKD,
Assistant in ChErEe.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-14
THE INFAMOUS EXTORTIONATE RAIL.
ROAD MONOPOLIES!

The San Francisco Examiner, as also the
Chronicle, insist that "the Union and Pacific
railway companies propose to drive all ship.
ping away from the port of San Francisco,
and induce it TO eastern and southern
ports" They contained, a few days ago,
long and abusive articles against
those roads, when the yice-president
of the former came to the fore and by a
course of clear rec soning and force of cut
ting logic dispelled all their statements and
conclusions to the winds like mist before
the rising sun. Shame should have covered
the editorial face that, receiving such a
rasping simply by the power of facts which
the editors, naii-cocked, were IN utter ig-
norance Of And yet those very pa
pers, like certain politicians that
would have the world write them down as
Boss TWEED told the jailer to register him,
Statesman" are advocates for the iniqui-
\ tous high tariff measures. What an incon-
sistency. They abuse the roads for the
.'extortionate charges" and perhaps in the
same issue uphold the law that compels
them TO pay a-tarif duty of s2S per ton on
the iron which 1t takes TO build them and
put them into operation, or at the rate Of 100
tons per the mile, cost of over 81, per
mile. This same iron rail invoicing only
$50 per ton in Europe. And those papers
appeal with all manner Of communistic
frothings to the farmers TO help correct the
extortions of the roads. Now on this
s.. 800 for the rails alone, TO say nothingo
similar tax on locomotives, cars, car-wheels
and general machinery, the farmer has to
nav theinterest ultimately to the road which
bv 80 much diminishes the business Of each
industry. BY that one tax alone it is esti-
mated that during all these years, the
farmers OF this country have lost just six
cents per bushel on wheat. But again, they
apreal 10 the laborer. Vow what proper
ton does labor receive on this railroad
Tduty iniquity2 Only the sum Of 1913
ont Of the SCI cost or the S2s impOst levied,
while four-ffths Of that tariff goes into the
r,ockets of the manufacturer. What would
California be to-day without her 2,J0O miles
Of railway transporting her wheat and corn
and fruits. her live stock and her metals to
r,.rle.s where they bring the highest
pricesg What would she without them DO
with the teas, the silks and other foreign
articles she sends % Us, after being IN
loaded from her ships from AsiAtie ports J
when viii the common sense Of The ooun-
trv begin 70 insist upon putting tie
r.-opsr estir.afe uFon those who are Their
fr;end.. Who are indeed developing into
value al they have. and % force the silly
s,uf Of only hali-informsd or, worst stu,
the ,i-r.s~orical spirit. % understand thai
Il N b. imposed upon no longer. Truth
.i,-svs comes out triunphant IN the long
nm. and thoss Who seek 70 misiead vii
fn4 a. irra-fbiy neet their Inerited r.
-.-.l Bat aesin. thsss same journals.
~hfs aec-vinr che roads for her 's1to1-
rona.e churrs- are denouncing VIII AZ
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