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WABASHAW COUNTY LOTS
ALL IN REEDS LANDING.

---' - $1,000 - ----N ~
SIS. Lots and S, block l.
Sc. Lot l., block 2.
81. Lots and 5, block 3.
So. Lots and 8, block 4.
So. Lots 8, 10, IL, II, Is and 16, block :.
Go. Lot 8, block 6.
81. Lots II and IS, block 7.
81. Lots Z, 8 and 9, block 6.
63. Lots and 8, block u.
Ga. Lot z, block Is.
65. Lots l, 2, 5 6, 8 ard 9, block t6
&c. Lots 8, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 9, block II.
81. Lots S, 9, 1O and IL, block %.
68. Lots I ard 2, block %
69. Lots 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6 and 7, block l.
20. Lots l ard 13, block 8.
II. Loss !, >, 3, 4, 5, and 7, block 4.
72. Los l, 2, 8. 4, S, g. 7 and s, block S.
"a. Lots r. II, Il, Is, 16 and II, block 5.
"A. All of block.
IS. Lots 1, ?, ), 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, block 8.
76 Al uf block g.
H. Lois j ?, 3, +, 5, 6. z and 8, block Il.
49, Lots Il, l3, Il, Is, l6, II, 18, IS, 20,
81, %, %, "a, %, 26 and II, block Is.
70. Lots l, 2, 8, 4, S, II, I3, "A, Is ard Is,
block IL.
So Lots 1, 2, 8, 4, and 6, block 10.
81. Lots 8, 4, 5, 6 and Z, block 20.
90. Lots 1, 2, 3and 4, block 81
So All of blocks %, %, "a and 25.
81. Lots !, 2, 5 and 6, block 26.
85. All of blocks 29, 30 and 50.
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REDWOOD COUNTY LOTS
AND ACRES.

W H of NV Il section 20, town ll3, range
35, 50 acres.
Part of e ~ Of ne a, section 80, town 119,
range 95.
NV a of ne "a, section 80, town liz, range
35, 40 acres.
Lot 6 in ne 4, section 49, town 1l3, range 35.
Lot 5, ne a, section 20 town lib, range 35.
Lot 4, section l9, town ll3, range 35.
SW u of Sc Il, section 19, town l13, range
35, 40 acres.
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SIBLEY COUNTY, ACRFS
MCLEOD COUNTY ACRES

E q of sw 4, section Is, town 112, rang
27, so acres.
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RAMSEY COUNTY ACRES.

W = of NV 4 and lot of sec. 81, town 90
range Y, containing 1z3 acres, having over a
mile frontage on Lake Phalen.
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Especial Telegram to the Globe.
LUvERNE, Minn.June 25.-Ed. Holden, of
Luverne, wheelright,was drowned ii Rock
river, two miles below this place while out
with pleasure party yesterday afternoon.
He was unmarried. The drowning is sup
posed to be suicidal.
THE MISSISSIPPI FLOODS.
ALTON, ILL., June 25.-The magnitude of
the disaster from floods below this city is
just beginning to be disclosed. The break
of the dyke below this city has caused
great destruction, covering a wide area.
The Sny Carle bottoms are ruined for the
year. Thousands of families between
Louisiana and Grafton are homeless and
fleeing before the floods. Stock. to the
number of 5000 head have already been
drowned in the American bottoms. Tele-
graph communication is seriously inter
rupted.
COTTON SEED OIL WORKS DESTROYED.
New ORLEANS, June 25.-The Planters
Cotton Seed Oil works, in Algiers, was
struck by lightning during thunder
storm this evening and entirely destroyed.
This was the largest cotton seed oil factory
in existence. The loss is roughly esti-
mated at $1,000,000, including building,
stock and machinery. 1t is said to be fully
insured, mostly in local companies. Sew
eral cottages adjoining the oil works were
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MINNEAPOLIS LOTS g. ACRES

Ten lots in block 33, Sherburne & Beebe's ad
dition to Minneapolis.
Twenty-three lots in Jewett's Out Lots to
Minneapolis, containing about 10 acres.
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E p of Sc Il, section "a, town lis, range
2S, 50 acres.
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MILE LACS COUNTY ACRE

~ of ne n and "a of Sc "a, section {
town s8, range 27, 160 acres,
Sc Il of NV 4, section 81, town Ss, range 2f
40 acres.
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LEARNED TITLES. We have had great
excitemsnt about the refusal On the nsrs Of
LIII.-1.al,i' G5sis,,e5gs 60 confer the title OF
LID. on Governor Butler, OF Massschu-
sets, thus turning aside frem thair usual
custom. / think the whole land ds more
impressed than ever before with the fact
that learned titlee amount 70 but very little
anyhow. ! never sknew z legal gentleman
bel ped IN his profession by an Ii. -, or q
clergyman by D. D.. or a philosopher by
an FRS. Some Of the unsuecesdtUl law
yers of the land have .i1e long collegiate
appendaqe to their names, and there are
ministers who do not know how to preach
who are doctors Of divinity. In ,khis land
i is becoming more and more OF question
what a man Is and what man can do,
than what atilxes or sufiixe5 have gathered
to his Rame. Last year, at the time OF
Harvard Commencement, was il Boston,
and saw q parade OF soldiers, and beard q
band of musie, and was told ii was the
Laucers, IN great flourish, eseorting the
Governor TO Harvard College, whore the
degrees were TO be bestowed. All Boston
smiled at the time-honored imbeeility, and
if this year the habis of playing the soldier
boy ia broken up Tor all time, there win
come apraotieal advantage cut Of the angry
discussion as to whether Benjamin Butler
ought Go have hsd conferred en- him title
which he has already received from other
colleges. -LDf' Talmage, in Frank Lsslie's
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p4ciFlo COAST IFEm,.

At the Sutro tunnel the flow of water in
standard gallons per day is s, ll2, 400.
There are four borax works in Fish Lake
Valley and five in Columbus basin, al in
active operation.
Ii Last Friday night Lysander Stone, an
old pioneer Of Alameda county, died at
his residence below San Leaudro, of dropsy.
Pelicana have already commenced mi.
grating south, which, according to the
weatherwise, is . sure indication Of early
rains.
Cloads of smoke are rising from the
large island in Mono lake. If this thing
keeps up first-class earthquake may be
looked for.
Wells, Fargo & Co. give notica that all
articles intended for exhibition at the Grass
Valley fair will be carried at half the reg
ular rates each way-coming and going.
City Treasurer Fisher, of Oakland, IS cir.
culating az alphabetical index TO obtain the
signatures of every employee OF the city for
purposes of mutualssaiety and Identified.
tion in the payment Of salaries.
a poisonous ga-hole among the stalae.
tite caves in the Yosemite is called Stygian
Cave. Birds drop dead hying over its
mouth, and small aninals entering perish
st once. 1t ia filed with crystalline pend
ants OF deep emerald nue..
The saw mill owned byGeorge Cooper,
situated on Rock creek. near Blue Tent,
Nevada county, was burned down on Fri
day night. L is supposed that the fire
originated from sparks falling from the
smnkastaak intn the sawduet
A prominent dairyman from the COST
side says that the fogs have been so heavy
Of late that streams of water have run for
quite distance, having accumulated IN
der large spreading trees where a large
amount of.fhe moisture bad concentrated.
The PostoficeIat Gerald SIX miles west
of Palisade, New, was broken iuto last
Wednesday morning between o'clock ard
daylight, and robbed of everything valua-
bic, such as stamps, etcs; also, the saloon
of E. Clay, adjoining. a posse is securing
the hills in search Of the robbers.
Il is rumored thatsP. B. Cornwall, Of
the Black Diamond coal mines, proposes to
build narrow gauge road from the West
Berkeley wharf east to, the tunnel in the
coast range, thence into Contra Costa
CDQQkJ ~ tHG DASSN A4atloA0 SO&l
az the northern base Of Mount Disblo.
The Woodland Democrat gays: The chip
ment of California fruit to Eastern mar.
kets Is turning out better than ever.
Shippers are beginning 60 take more pains
in packing fruit, and, with cheap trans
pcrtation. there is no danger of the fruit
business in California being overdone
q When the Sierra valley and Truckee
stage was stopped by highwsymeu on Mon
day last, one OF the men aboard got co
frightened that all color fed from his face
As the robber with the pistol looked into
the vehicle and told the passengers to hand
oyer their valuables, his .sye fell on the
paliid physisgnomy OF The ecased fellow,
and he remarked aJnpa alsstically, We
dent wsEt Anything from yoa. stranger,
We EsyeS nh sick fo.i.s,
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Ne,f York stoctt Market.

NV Tong, August 21se-Ha street, 10:45
a. N-At 20 opening this morning Denver
advanced from TO 21A, but subsequently the
hears raided ths stock and the price llrapidly
TO 2I1. Other active shares ara heavy and
depressed down ! TO %; the latter in Louis
vile and Nashville. The bresk in Denver is
on 3 revival Of tho unfavorsbla runors of
yesterday.
NEw YORK, August 21ss-WaIl. street, II
a. M.-The suspension OF Scott \ knight,
brokers' aud bsnkers, No. 6 Wall street, is
announced. Both were members OF the Stock
Exchange. Liabilities, about s65 GOO Stocks
are frp. Denver Is up to PSI wheat &
lower, dull and heavy,
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Fms .;aaslaa's So


n Eeg York seoseiniaens bonds are quote Al
ll9l iorszs & 1917 uSi ior As; fei ial sls;
Sterling, q s. - ei. 1895 Tor s.; I9l ter 81;
silver bara us
si3vs, in i3odsa, 81 ? Id co1seis, 1Go 1;l6e; D
DER csat. 5aitea states bcna5, srtsnasa. fe5 q,
ga IS 1Iia
N San Francisco GsEiean doiisrs arc quoted at
s74@ss Oents.
Niulng stocks wsrs fairly &c I've il So Francisco
Yesterday NOR ing. 9Th carried its assessment Of
81 vita eone!hing to spare. Union advanced e
from tie best price Of Monday, and other adjacent
stosks rose rom sc to see. The GOlli nm stocks
were let severely alone Eursl.afy consolidated,
N3rthern B.-s and Navajo ssaady, but IN light
demand.
0al hundred ssSyfighty Percheron stations ar
rived ~ EsS-C, III Moody from Europe.
a ese.s> she Western Union Telegraph oiiee at
chioso yesseriay CRAFTY dalosged TIRE building and
interrupted .elegsaph communication.
A AIiaiatslis cTisia b threatened in Spain.
Eyictcrs arc Sill being shot II in Ireland.
Fire in Montreal
Tho Western Union Telegraph line has been con-
p.etel to cinabaI, Montana.
Charles CIR, prominent lawyer Of Louisville, Ky,
sdead.
Two trains FLED with Knights Templars left San
Frsueissso Yesterday for St. Helena, Bapa county
q. ". Gallup va dangerously injured in Stockton
ycsterssy BY tall fro ssbuggy
fa.l.er in Br1st li'icahlsahve children &ondsy.
assSsaen ccIr1ni tteasuieiJe
Gus railroad ao2ids1t occurred yesterday a
Hazsison, Ohio
Ths House Of lords yesterday rejected the Irish
registration bill.
a I7.yeas-old gil has disappsared from st Louis
and no trace Of her canbe found.
burglar was shot and killed AZ Birmingham
lEich Sunday morning.
william Il Hale, PROMINENT citizen, died in
dartiEez Monday.
Thornas 3. howard WIS killed ir Santa Clara
county Monday BY being thrown from buggy
A disastrous oloud5urss is reported from CASE
Grande A. I.
Charles J. wcolson shielded st Los Angeles with
atrYchnine Monday night
\ destructive coBaagration oecurrad at Rersizio,
Ialy.
cetseayo has recovered iror1 his wounds.
Brigansz have captured tie Governor Of Floriao,
near salonica. and h6id aim FOX ransom
The French Embsssador to China has left Pek-
ing
Riots arc pre5 aient in crota-
drsnlsn white man shot negro at Addington,
vs., sni then killed the latters HAH'brother.
sarl Spencer, LORD Lieutenant of ireland, has ar
rived IN Cork.
A serious riot occurred Sunday in Trieste between
Italians and AustFiaAs
Great injury is reported to the cotton crop in
South Carolina by 6rousht
p.kotas grain yeld this year viii be over 1900
COS bushels.
Disturbances occurred Monday at AddisoIa Mich,
hatween roughs and railroad lsborers
- son OF senator Butler was fatally injured at
Lancaster. S. c., by horse falling upon him.
Trouble prevails at Hunnewell, Ks. between ahe
authorities and cowboys.
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TIE Louisville Courier Journal, which made such
false sna infamous statement relative to iIiteracy
10 California; has been forced to an acknowledgement
" the truth relative TO the prevalent ignorance in
Kentucky In 1870 that State bad 10000 voters who
eosid neither read nor write. In 1880 the number
bad increased to $1,000. how, says the Journal,
you tersws who have beon pointing fingers at US,
you Just wait
Kentucky will, within twenty years, be as
thickiT stTewn with public schools as some Of her
Heigh00rs, who have earnestly anu for longer time
appreciated the vital Importance of public schools.
There Is no doGht about that But KentuclSians vii
have to DO the work, and put their hands in their
pockets 70 do II"
Twenty years Why, in that tine Caliiornians
would take arid desert and transform it into
prosperous, wealthy and powerful State, whose pop
'lation would show Ahigher percentage Of edues
tionai accomplishments than Kentucky VIII when
size shall have builded al her new school houses and
have depleted her pockets to do it It's matter of
brains, neish5or.
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HOWARD HOTAND COLD
MINERAL SPRINGS
Lake County California

A Ii DISEASES RELIEVED 4 49,
n end cured by drinking and =
6EtRiug III the waters d these - <
celebrated Sprirgs. Fe1lals dis ~ -
eases, fevr and sgue, and ali -A4a-s-----------
complaints Arising from diseased condition Of The
liver specially.
Botel accommodations are tirs..cs in every par
ticuar. Board, Boom and bath, $40 10 Sls per
we k. Children under 10 years S over 10 years,
81. Route: Take morning train from san Fran
cisco or Sacrarsauto for Caist1g1. From there W.
r Fishers Sta1-s viii convey passengers TO Lower
Lake on Monday. Wedn sday md Friday, and 30
Gieuhrook on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Of
each week, at which points connections are made
by Pc Howard Springs stage. -
Fox further p1rti sUisrs address
Mrs CAROLINE HfISCH,
Pron5isirass OF Howard Springs, Lower LAKE, Lake
county. California. ie20-tf
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NERVOUS DEgiLiTv
a cUEE SUARsSTEEe.
DR &c. wFgrs rFsgvI. ~ -,

I R, &c. VESTS NERVE AND RRAIH FstrAr.
- meut guaranteed specific fof Hysteris. -.
sS' Inv asl3ns, Fiis, Nervous EcurrIsla Hs,d
'.-hoioi or tobacco, wskefuluess. Nsn.i -.
Noe, S9tsnlng q the Brsin rusultin, y fiettis,,
and leading 70 misery, decay and doaih r7,ta,,,-s
Old Age falTcnnese, Loss OF Power In p, 80. 90 -
lu7oiunterY Losses and Spermatorrbc,, - ~, -
So sxerton q the brain, self .SC-s or oe.--
i'udcisenee. Each boa conislas oas moutbis srsSs.
ment 81 boz, OF SIX boxes for - ssat Nv nj
prepaid on receipt of price VI gusraltee six Aoxss
to euts any else With e.sh ~ ~ 1885, ~ ~
Tor 80 aoNes, accompanied With a. VI. ,sn ssnd IN
pafefaser ouf VR'tau guarantee to rafnsd lie
motley i tho rsa3rent noes not ess : ma
Sl.aren 1efs is5,'s7 oa'g BY KiRK, GzA{l CO
'1ossist7, eSft eueniqi Cal Orders 81 nui4s
regpler nTics f,-a ,ss-te
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WIN F1tEgY ggrIgGs. N, r.,

ACULIsT, AURIsT AND PHYSICIAN FOR
y Diseases OF the Throas Office, 429l street,
corner Of Fifth over Sacramento sns s. 'ram snto,
Cal. Hours-9;so 70 l. i NJ; I to4 =. H. Sunday
A.3O TO II 4 N 20 4 p ". iAt-A
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The Pr0ridaies Press believes that sooner or
later we are certain 70 become involved in trouble
perhaps war, with Mexico It sees the gathering
clouds, and thinks that they viii soon burst in
heavy storm. It's reason for this belief is that
American capital has SO largely invested ia Mexico
That II viii demand the extension Of American
institutions over that country and Mexico viii re-
sst, Of course, and then will flow tears All this IS
absurd. To the fret place American capital is .
prodigious coward, and viii always prove conserv-
alive when you talk Of war, In the next place
american esptaI can secure as large returns under
purely Mexican institutions as under American. In
the third place the statesmen Of neither country are
such connmate fools to go 70 war over that which
is much easily settled without it and there can
now scarcely arise any differences between Mexico
and the United States which cannot be adjusted
without resort to arms. And lastly, if lastlj IS
needed It is to the interest Of both nations that the
relations between them should be and remain Of the
most cordial nature. There never before was Just
such sstuation as exists in the case Of Mexico aud
our own country. In the strength aud prosperity
OF each. the other finds its own best interest. and
4his Is true for reasons altog er too numerous to
recite
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nFFICE AND RESIDENCE, II STREET, BE
tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. Pts and 92Q.
VIII visit the Railroad Hospital daily a. $50 a. N.
Office hours g TO a. G.i TO 3 P. n, aud even
fuors sVl4-tul
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Trouble Win cowbo, 5.

HUENEwELL (Ksn }. August 2lst.-The
cowboys have become 30 strong that i've City
Marshal5 have successfully resigned within
ten days. Forsyth. the latest appointment,
was assaulted on the street by a cowboy
named Dick 1urnery who is noted as s
killer, but the officer was too quick for
hin, sud Turner wss mortaily wounded.
Sheriff Thrslls, assisted by Forsyth, arrested
and jailed ten Of the leading cowboys, snd
the gang now threatens 10 burn TIE town.
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GENERAL E0TIOEs.


rust received the largesf line % steel
Engrayinez, at T. W. Schwsnb's Picture store, 10.
sol street. Also, AGENT for the light running
Royal st. John and asy Remington Sewing Ma
chimes. Window corEiees aud picture framea mace
10 order on shortest notice. auzllm
DR., TruemaR alu Extract yoUr teeth
positively without rain or no charge; WI make
you set Of artificial teeth Tor $40 warrauted &c Is
ii Your teeth with gold from % cavity, aeeefd-fr
20 izs platina, Z co. silver or bone, 81; ~ Tofs
rst-clsss and wa-r2nted; call Al his dental parlofs
and satisfy yourself 1901 Market street eorasc q
sixth, san Francisco; Market street ears pass
door every three minutes. Ies9u
Or. sa Mar's Eeminai pills ears AL
cases Of Seminal Weakness Loss u Figor, Soctrla
Enissions. Inpotsncy, Nervous anu Physical D.
biitT, Eni all nlt class Of conp.aint5 arising froo
EEcsss, IHdiscretioa or Abuse. The ola ind 10 thfs
remedy a FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
Young a sa.esUard and protection. Dr.. Ia dAE's
SEMINAL Pills restore the sexual Organs ebitsted
from whseveT cause 70 their prcstiEe vgor Price,
= 50 per bosAe. Sent c. O. D. By 1ypres 20 aaY
address, 6eepr1 from ob5eFYetcn. 1dre3 al orders
70 A. @oeoELE 8 CO., Dcugsiag fogt0.l1s sla
1853, san Esaneiseo, fn2s bm
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

dds WILL BE RECEIVED U6TIL sAruR-
, DAY. the twenty 9Th jay e AUGUST, 1881
a; ten O'clock A NJ. 81 Grimes Landing, Cousa
county, for the construction q FIRE miles q levse
work N the vest bank Of tie aerameuto rlycr.
commencing Eve mics above che Town Of knights
Landing, ia Eoio county. The work a aiding t. an
existing levee Fer ful particulars pee The ground
and inquire Of tie undersigned, al " Crimes Co
lusz county.
Coasrsct vii be awa-ed % the lowest responsible
bidder uaiss5 such Did Is deemed roo high
Crime Landing, August Il, 1883
A. r ROSE.
suls.5t President Reclamation p lriet No. los.
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RasE AND ABROAD.

Fire In the western snion 0Gica at Chi
cago-Rejection of me srist Registraa
fion BIN stocks in View Sori.-EEilpor@
ssslOn OF PercheFoR sssllions- Five CEiI-.
FaFen Hanged by Their fashsr-The Sum
dayfEau IA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Eys-
terious Disappearance Ease An 81. Leuls
Etc.
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CHICAGO, August 2lss.-A new railroad,
known as the Toledo & Milwaukee, is
being graded through the western part Of
Adrian county, and yesterday was the day
on which tho hands received their months
pay. Many OF them were soon Intoxicated,
and toward evening about a dozen msn,
believed to be raughs from Adrian, REIN
forced by some professional thieves from De-
troit, msds tieic appearance at Rome Gen.
Ter, nine miles west Of Adrian. and CON-
nieneed iadiscririnate.y railiug every man
they net en- The road, whom they assaulted
and robbed, their principal victims being
railroad workman. The bandits had every
thing their own way until they reached the
village OF Addison, where 8 large gang Of
men, principally Ifalians, have their head
quarters. Here they attacksd one OF
txa, brt an alarm was given,
and citizsns drove the fellows ousa
Of the piscs. ) puruieg Psrty Of forty
llsnbszs ssss socs oFgAsize9, snd thass who
ware rot as ei vssa fuT- Sized with rsye1r.
rs from g.lsge hardware ss0Is Don't
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THE Colusa sun is Disguised with the familiarity
With which The term " toe people is used. II has.
become the badly-ridien hack for every blatant
denaagogue IN Tie land. It Is the mounting and cud
OF all the political frauds and dirt drsged birelings
Ia the pay OF Office seekers and b2Ilot-brokers As
the sun puts it, it is the convenient breastwork
behind which towards fee. 'Beat man at every
point On the right Of thing, Gays eur contempo-
rsry, and the chances That he viii reply Yes,
thass al right. but you can't mako the people see
it, With such men the concentrated stupidity CT
ali the inhabitants constitutes the people. When
ever you hear man. flowing about something be
il not abe to riaintak in the face Ct intelligence,
he is to tell yOu tbas ais nszieais in behalf Of
the people" There is much of truth in this rather
sweeping but oanstic criticism. While not all are.
mpostors who claim the right to speak for the
people, the very few who are so commissioned the
world has no difficulty IN Distinguishing
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NIAGARA FANS q. ", August Dist
Policemen were locking for Captain Rhojes
last night to srrsss him and prevent his
threatened swim. Some wealthy people st
this plsce are building s new Maid of the
Mist, which they propose TO ssDd through as
coon as it can be completed. The hall Of
scow s50x12 feet is at tbs old Maid OF thu
Mist :" landing, and frame work win be
buiie upon it. Captain Rhodes wanted 20
make the vaysgs in the boat, but the men
voyage.
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MO G2 sTREET. PRACTICAL PLUMBER
= and easftteI--77Ora done GA the most approved
sanitary principles. jyl-1pti