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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-06-14
Notice to Delinquent Co-0wner.

ITO DANIEL BERNSTEIN ON THE
L serving and date OF the first publication
Of this notice, a resident OF the State Of Me-
yada. his assignees, and all other claimants
known or unknown to the America Nine, To-
Gated in berry Crock Mining District
County Of White Pine, and State Of Nevada /:
You are hereby notified that | have performs
cd the annual and necessary labor to the
amount OF one hundred dollars for the year
ending A. u. 1883 upon tho America mine.
And II within ninety 1907 days from the first
pu blication of this notice you fail as a CO.
owner to pay your proportion OF tho above
amount for the labor performed on your one:
third interest, the anne being 100 feet In said
mine 1893 39, together With the cost, OF this
Mine will be forfeited and become the prop
erty Of the undersigned, in accordance with
an Act of Congress. approved May 10, 1872,
A. g. REA.
Cherry Creek. January 20. 1884. j2B-9Od
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The Helena (Montana) Independ-
ent saws: "Miners in the upper dis
tricts of Mill Creek, Gallatin county.
say that never in their experience of
many years have they seen in that
locality such terrible snow-slides as
have occurred there during the past
week or two. The now lay in grea'
Masses OH the mountain sides until
the late warm weather, and now i
comes down in the form of avail
anches. carrying everything before II
stripping bare the sides of the noun
tains and filing the ravines with min.
gled masses of snow, rock and fallen
timber.
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WHITE PINE NEWS
suicide and Insanity.

4 bill has become law in New York
nroyid,np a rule in life insurance that
1ssuicide of the person whose life shall
have been insured will not bel defense
TO an action upona any policy hereafter
issued in this State, where the person
whose life shall have been insured was
insane when the act causing death was
committed, anything in the policy to
the contrary Notwithstanding This,
then. bars the insurer from one excuse
for non-payment for the insured life.
The general assumption is that suicide
is an act of insanity. This has been
and will continue to be the charitable
view. But now the proof must be
taken of mental arrangement. 1t
will remain that insanity, in cases OF
suicide will be presumed, but under
The new law in New York 1t must be
afHrmatiyely established If the insurer
demands. Under the old law, great
difficulty was experienced In proving
sanity on the part OF the suicide, for on
that the insurance companies based
their defense Of non payment. Prac-
ticaIly the effect OF the New York law
will be to make suicide no bar to pay
ment, and it is not probable that the
insurance companies will require the
the proof of insanity to be made, since
the task of proving insanity in suicides
will be an easy one, tue presumption
carrying the question more than half
way to a conclusion in each case OF
self-murder.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-06-14
Middle-aged Men.

There are many 1T the age Of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent ev ~cuations
of the bladder, often accompanied by slight
smartihg or burning sensation ana . weakening
Of the system In . msDner the patient cannot
account for. on examining the urinary de-
posits . ropy sediment will often be found,
aud sometimes small particles Of albumen will
appear, OF the color will be Of . thin milkish
pearsnce. There are many men who die Of this
difhcuity, ignorant OF the cause. which is the
second stage of seminal weakness. DIR. 8. will
guarantee . perfect cure In all such cases, and .
healthy restoration Of the genito.urinary or
gans.
once Hours 10 10 4 and 8 to 8. Sundays.
from 10 to II A. NJ. Consultation frss. Thor
ouch exaninatiod and sdvice, %.
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required. Reader. If you want business ut
which persons of either sex, young or old, can
make great pay all the time they work. with
absolute certainty, write for particulars to II.
hAeLETT 4 Co.. Portland, Maine.
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Circulars containing full description Of this
Powder can be obtained on application at tho
Office or any Of our Agents.
JOHN T. LoSHE. Secretary.
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PROTECT THE FAMILY.

1t is the duty Of every man rich or poor,
who has created a home. 10 make some pro-
vision against the inevitable. for those who
are dependent upon him.
A member Of the Mutual RESERVE FUND
LIFE ASSOCIATION secures at once, at small
cost. and en- easy terms this most desirable
result.
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DR.. SPIN N EY,
NC. ~ KEARNEY STREET,
Treats all Chrome and Special Dis
eases.
LrHn MAY NE SUFFERING PROM

w the effects of youthful follIes or indiscie-
ton will do we'll to avail themselves OF this.
the greatest boon ever laid at the altar OF suffer-
inc humanity. DIR. sPINHEY will guarantee
10 forfeit $500 for every case Of Seminal Weak.
ness or private diseaaes Of any kind or charac-
ter which he undertakes and fails to cure.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-06-14

No assessment will be made where. there
remains in the death fund a sum sufficient to
pay in full the claims on hand.
When an assessment is required, each sur
yiyor shall pay for each 81 ,0UO of the amount
of his certificate as follows:
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Notice to Delinquent Co-0wners.

ITO Z. X. WILLARD. SANFORD HALL.
hony, J. McCabe and all other claimants In
the Nonpareil Mine: You are hereby notified
that | have expended one hundred dollars In
la Dor and improvements upon said Norpareil
Mine, located in White Pine Mining District,
for the year ending 1883. And IL with ninty
800 days after this notice, you, or any Of you.
fail or refuse to contribute your share Of such
g expenditure Is y coo Sner, together with your
pro rata Of the cost Of publishing this notice,
your interest," IN sald Nonpareli Mine Viii De
dersigned in accordance with section 1924
Revised Statutes Of the United States, APP
proved May 10. 1872.
HERMAN HOPPE,
Hamilton. February IL. 1884. fl6-0O
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AUDITOR AND rRKAsuRgn,s oprIcK, ,

AUDITOR AND TREAsrRgR's 0FFIcE,
Hamilton, April LISA
To the Hon. Board OF County Commits
sioners:
Herewith find our quarterly statement Of
the fiscal affairs Of " bite Pine todnty, for
the quarter ending March n. 1884.
Cash balance as per last report....slo,dO oc's
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Death claims will be paid within sixty days
after receipt of satisfactory proof OF loss.
All applications must be accompanied By
the admission fees.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-05-15

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PRICE ONE CENT.
oysters To his wonder, as he was about
to step from the curbstone at the corner
of the postoffice he was seized with q
fit of trembling and terror, and since
then he has never been able to command
himself to cross at that point, though he
has often tested his self-k ontrol by try
ing it.
Another patient had the same terror of
The Jersey City ferry at the foot of Cort-
landt street. The Brooklyn ferries have
no terrors for him. the Desbrosses street
ferry is not Objectionable, but if his life
depended upon crossing TO Jersey Ny
at Cortlandt street he could not cam
mand his nerves to accomplish it. As in
the other two, there is M as. :gnable
cause for the morbid impression in this
case. 1t came suddenly. and has beer
in existence for four years.
Sometimes. continued the doctor,
g the victim has terror Of certain
street, avenue, or public squaec' aod one
man | know cannot pass the Statue OF
Lincoln at Union SOU re ~ith.'.t expes
riencing a nervous tremol Cut, with
regard to some of our outdoo, statuary,
nervous dreau is natural enough"
"0ne of my patients he cent on.
Ga literary man of some reputation, has
a nervous terror of words ending in or
FYNN.
will take any trouble to avoid the rela-
tive pronoun which He has not for
years written any one of the words termi-
nafinor In tch-slIch rs cafch fetch
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-05-15

y. MAY ID, 1854.

=
4 REMARKABLE AFFECTION
IRE STRANGE PANCxES THAT DIS
TxNoUIsK NEU1oPE0BIA.
Streets. Places or ObjectS-Others
who Dread Letters or CO1OrS.
In the afternoon of one of the sunniest
days last week two men got on Madi-
son avenue car going down town at the
corner of Fifty-fourth street. One was a
thin. pallid, rather emaciated gentleman,
possibly forty years of age, with rather
peculiar transparency of the temples,
restless eyes, and singular nervousness
of manner; the other large, well nour-
ished, massive and rather corpuient, with
the placid, self satisfied countenance of
the man who has succeeded in the world,
and feels on good terms with it. The
pair might readily have been mistaken
for madman and his keeper, only the
feeble- of the two was evidently not past
the verge of sanity, while the placid com
panion was trihe less vigilant than the
custodian of maniac ought to be, and
moreover was recognized by at least one
passenger as famous physician.
The thin gentleman shifted his posi-
ton uneasily, gazed out of the car win
dow a moment, then studied the faces of
his three or four fellow passengers with
the rapid intensity of physiognomist,
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N INDEPENDENT FAMILY JOURNAL
ANNAPOLIS, Md,
waI unmolested, until / began to dis
reg Iard the danger altogether. During
thak time / became accustomed to
eveFy phase Of my situation, and al
though my lonely life gave me very
sile ut and taciturn habit, / enjoyed my
two days at Los Angeles, or at Santa
Monica, sea-bathing, as much as my more
fortu pate friends, who ran north over the
Tcholchapi pass, and were at home every
niphA, enjoyed their rests.
Trh pin robberies had lately been fre-
ouent. and while / did not expect to be
attofked. / learned to be on the lookout.
I ba I'll set of signals with the bell rope
IN Yet the trainmen know when was in
da1ger. Robberies were often made
wh, lie the trains were in motion, and the
ex A,ress messengers were either bound
haHd and foot, or killed, the robbers
beYng desperate men who hesitated at
NJ a5thing
( Occasionally, however. did relax my
Vigilance, and slept as soundly as at the
"A hhotel where / boarded. Finally my turn
9ame.
z The train arrived at Tucson one night
uearly an hour late There was great
deal of express matter to exchange, and
for fifteen minutes / was kept busy load
ing and unloading bundles and boxes.
The passengers walked up and down the
platform to stretch their legs; the en-
gine's safety-valve hummed with escap-
ing steam, and the long train of cars,
reaching the full length of the platform.
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DEVOTED TO THE BEST INTEREST
THURSDAY EVENIN
Before they had gone five miles farther I
had some nails in my pocket, and care
less glance showed me hole in the side
of the box through which the robber was
undoubtedly watching every movement
/ made.
did not go near the rev solvers or rifles.
It would have taken but second for
him to have raised the lid and shot me,
and / knew he would do so if | ap-
preached them. Instead of that care
lessly assorted a pile of express matter
near the box, with view to what | was
about to do.
was terribly excited, though tried
to appear cool When ! was all ready,
/ threw several heavy packages on the
lid, sat down on the box. and hastily
nailed down the lid. heard a noise
within, and felt pressure as my prisoner
endeavored to raise the lid. The weight
was too great, and soon had all the nails
driven in to hold him fast. He was
secured, but to make sure of him sur
rounded the box with heavy bundles,
and piled upon it the heaviest boxes the
car contained
sat down for minutqto recover my
SELF then taking down & rifle, cooked
it loud enough for him to hear.
''How many more are there aboard the
train?' / asked, placing any mouth to
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VOL |. NO. 4.
THE POETS FAITH.
God is good, AMI will not leave ms.
When die:
iove, ! know, VIII not deceive me,
cruel doubts He viii not griep0 me,
Wien On deaths bed lie.
Sod has done too much for me
For death TO end
loomy night upon ths shore,
hope he g yes forsvermore
To foe and friend.
ficats my soul ON lakes Of light
in spirit land,
2nd IN. shadow and the blight.
pad the reach of human sight.
BY angels fann'd.
H'tlhes my SpHab all deVOubf
Who bends my kneeg
dwells within AMI guards without,
Z save' my soul from wayward doubt
BY all see;
9mountain's mol, the vals's embrace.
The vault atove
soul which fills the boundless space.
yields me thought and se~Ghse aAd gac
In Gods swee. lova
in spirit, If man Y ili pray,
And lcox to GN ID,
heart Of conscien n will be gay,
-. 4, d its sway
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-01

rale Wtlnilterium ~perloren bat, suiammenS
rt9net - iowobl in 8riifIel ais in BEN
YrDptn5en, finbet man Elm Eotal BON 26.
abgefeben Don Der Sti3wabl in Niueues
unb ben Senator. Sis iett batten bic 2iz
beralen cine Webrbeit pon 20 Stimmen IN
Der 6ammer, iest baben bic &atboliten cine
iol3e BON 80.
glqe gbre ben @dblern fir bieie friebz
lt9e Geuolution, bic itatt elmer Iuf0iuHa
BET &arnmern, cine Mu1Siung bes MiniifeS
riims gu Stanbe gebra6t baben. Gin be-
i~onberes 9o9 ben @dblern Der l6auptitabt
griiel, wel9e bas @rab sruben, in bent
bas Watniiterium iest ribt.
Oanfen mir Soft, baB ct bur6 bieien
triumph bic Opfer iesnete, wel6e priefter
uno 0aien iid auferlest baben, UNI ben
Treibentern bic Seelen unierer Rinber si
entreiBen.
Soft bei6iise 8elsien! 0erbienen MIR
bes aand9tisen S5ut bur6 ben mltbis
gen unb mdnnliben 9riitli9en @ebraua,
BEN mir pom Siege MAIDEN.
Mt9 a @opotat.
I'm 9. SUM- brad UNI I ubr Abenbs
su 9ouffaltse cine Seuerbrunit aus, bic
bas Wobnbaus nit ben Setrie6s9ebduben
oes Serrn Gb. 6. @enin in 9li1e leste.
Oas 6eaer entitanb i'm S9ornitein ber
8ai3fi6e. Serluit 10000 6r.
Bel BEN &ammerwabGen arr
10. Sum- lino in Der 8rouins 9urem6urs
gewdblt worSen:
Saitosne % a It ma 6), obne &f,
Der &atboltt pan Soorbe. = 30 uri DE,
ber aatbolit be 6erpereau. @r er5ielt 2s2
Stimmen, Der 9ibsrale Sr6an 23o.-
Neuf6ateau, Baron s. 6o95porit,
Satbolif, nit 33l, Der 9iberale Sersb
muBte nit 286 Stimmen ipringen. =
arlou. Der 2iberale Eei9 wuroe mies
cer9epdblt. = 3 n, Souuier erbielt
300 Stimmen uno ietu tatbolii3er @esner
Mernier 293. Die @abl piro ais uns
giltig angefo6ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-01
8eIsti@ ~Susembur8.
Gorreipuuoen3 aus 8elsien.
Qrlor. am 10. sunni Is

Arlor, am 10. Sunt 1884.
5err &ebaeteur!
Der ssitriss Gag bat aIe uniere Grpars
tlnsen ibertroffen. Oas fatbolii9e Bel
glen lift srI6i. Oas llnslidsminiitss
RUM lit seitdr5t.
8riHel unb bic Yropinsen baben slei9s
mdBis gu bieism erbebsnbsn &eiultat bsis
sstrasen; Der idonite grfOls, Der felt
1880 gu uersei9nen lit.
BrifIel bat, gu bsiisn gbre isi ss ses
iast, bod ben srOBten SbeiI setban. Die
san3e 2iite Der runabbdnsisen"
sins nit 1900 Stimmsn Webrbeit Sur9.
SIS 1T elm risiiser Sies, elm bic Sreimaurer
8elsien's seri9metternbes &eiultat, bas
allein in Der &ammer 32 Stimmen, unb
i'm Senat 2 Stimmen mad Der re9ten
Settle sebra3t bat.
gluf benz 9anbe baben mir cine sanse
&eibe Siege, Obne cine einaise @ieberlase,
su perSei9nen.
Die Ratboliten trussn ben Siss in Ints
werpen, 90wen, Namir, BRIGGS nit enors
men Waioritaten bapon.
gu Mntwerpsn bat man ben 8iirssrmsis
tier be Wael aus Der 8ammer sei9mihen,
unb nidt better sins's benz Siirsermeiitsr
Guuelier gu Namur, audi CT bIieb auf Der
@ablitatt lieSen.
gu Niuelles, ienem @abltreis, no Der
9iberaIismus ii9 allmd9tis slaubte, iiess
ten brei Ratboliten beim eriten WabIsans
unb nod 1T SaaOtase swii6en einem &as
tboliten unb 9iberalen y. Minilter Din
warb sermalmt, unb bic Beamten ieines
Departments werben bies am wenisiten
bebauern.
Sn Der Yropins 9ursmburs. briidten mir
bic 9iberalen gu Mar9e suriid unb seuans
nsn einen Sis gu Neuf9ateau. gtur Irs
lon unb Virton tonnten bic Iiberalen Seis
ieIn ni9t IOien.
gu 8ruses sepannen bic RatboIiten eis
men Sis, einen gu Sitenbe, wo nun aue
glbgsorSnetsn pie IN Slanbern tatbolii9
inb. @ud in BbiIippepile warS Der leste
liberale SIP erobert. Wie Wetfanbern,
bic Yropinssn Namur unb 4ntperpsn wirb
audi in Brabant tsin Sis mebr in 9anbsn
Der 9iberalen iein.
Wenn man ale Stimmen, bic bas libs.
v aud bel Der Stidmabl Iieste Der 8atbo.
Ut, ME Der Telegraph idon beri9tst bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-01
Su 8.
gereiniste Staaten.

Inter en- su ct. Sraneis bel Mils
wautee am Seite bes B. Sobannes bes Sdus
fers seueibten Yrieiter fnben ii3 mebrers
2urembur9er.
Serr 8. SungeIs, beien amtsfreis bas
Mpoitoliide gicariat Nebrasta isin pirb,
feiert feline Yrimis am 80. Sum- in Sort
@aibinston, Wisc.
!6err g. Sung BON &olinsitone, Der
Sobn u~nieres waderen @senten. wirb Die
feline am 2. Suli IN &oain9itpne feiern.
gr iinbet ieinen @irfunssfreis in Der SiOs
ceie ct. Saul, Minn.
Serr 8ierre &obinet feierte feline Yrimis
ONT 20. Sum- gu 0enper, Colorado. Gr
lit fir bas apoitOIii3e gicariat Colorado
beitimmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-01

manufacturers Gi9entbum unb wabrbait
9riitli9e Grsiebunsss auitalt gu ewisen
3eiten perbleibe. So9berielbe bat i9on
I'M porisen Serbit, Bel ieinem amtsauss
tritt, Der Somfir9e ueri9isbene foitbare
@egenltdnbe iiber9eben, !. 9. ieinen SIR
t%enitab, ieinen foitbarften &el9 nit Mms
prllen unb 9auabo, BontiftaIs9 eudnber
unb Ornate, ebenio ieinen bii56fi9en
8asen, ben Der bo9ielise unb unuerseBs
ltde Bii9of laurent pom 0uremburser
Gler1is e%mpfansen unb linn wiebsrsei9entt
bate !; bantit ale bieie @egenitGnbe gum
epi9en gnbenfen unb gum @ebrau9e ieis
ner bii9ofi9en Na9folser uerbleiben.
Ma9tbum. 9lm l.. Stunt marb auf
benz Banne BON Wa9tbum, Ort s%enannt
ullnfaf", elm iebr idOn entpidelte, blibenbe
Graubs ~sefunben.
uS9webitns en- lit am 9. Stunt
Der Bfarrer Serr &raus mad tursem 2eis
ben seitorben. R. 1. P.
Ole Seforter Bompiers unS iunse
9eute aus gitburg i9einen am Gage Der
G9ternader SprinsproSeiiion an einans
Der seratben gu ieiu. Der Cider a."
meloet, baB bic Seforter auf benz 8abnbofe
gu SoIenborf ii9 Dor einem Steinresen
i6iieen muBten. Der Streit bate i9en
auf benz gabnbofe gu G6terna3 ~besunnen.
1eberbie&irmes su Sid an B.
u. i9reibt Elm Correspondent Der vSber
Moiel,eitung," ltniere 6irmes lit nun
uoriiber unb es bdn9t nit ~gertueen gluss
nabmen ieoermann ieinen @ei9Gften mad.
9lber bas MAJ bieies SSa6r NAL cine Cir
mes? Seit Sid ltebt mar Der 3ulauf pon
Neni6en nod ME elm 10 seuaItiger. @uf
benz Warftplaee brdngte ii9 Die Wenge
Ropf an &opf. Wo0te man p%aiIiren, 10
muBte man nit Initrensuns it9 Sabn
bre6en, man i6ob unb maro gei6obeu.
so piele Suben ais bier, sdblt 2urem6urg
auf ieiner S6obermeIie ni9t. Sas MAI
Elm Orgeln unb Srompeten, elm Singen
unb S9reien, elm Buifen unb Srommeln
unb S9eaen, baB es einem orbentli9 inns
@ebor bangle. Sb Die guoner idmmtli3
nit ibrem Cribs sufrieben iinb, lit cine ats
bere 6rase. Oienstagsiabrmartt mar pon
alien arten Saustbieren gut befabren.
S3weinebanbel Defenders ffott. Spans
fertel prima II Bis 10, i3le9tere l3 bis
Is Sr. Wil3enbe &iibe erseben erfreuli9e
Breile 600 bis 400 6r.)
giuil t 3 ber 9emeinb 80 r.
melotngen.
Sterbefdule. 1. april. Sobann
&aB alt 80 Sabre aus Wormsloinsen. 10.
Suianna Simminger, alt IS Sabre aus
Wormeloingeu. IL. Sobann Setter S9mit,
alt So Sabre aus @ormelbinsen. II. So
bann Matbias BineD, alt Sc Sabre aus
gbnsn. IS. Gatbarine Marr, alt SO
Sabre aus Gbnen, gbefrau BON &obl.
80 Marsaretba Bed, alt II Sabre, aus
8OrmeIoinsen, @ittwe uom Ratbias 9ins
ben.
Civil I anbber 9emeinber Gid
amber aISette.
Seiratben. gom Monat Weai.
Moris Nifolas, TaglSbner aus Oasburg,
nit @eis 8atbarina aus Sai9leiben.
SterbefalIe. 2. Yicarb Sobann,
10 Sabre alt, S9uiter. 8. 9loam So
bann geter SEQ, 81 Sabre alt, gudbalter.
g.. @asparb gusuit, II Sabre alt, Gag
lobner. 9. Sartmann gliiabetb, 33 Sabre
aft, gbsfrau pon Sdiains @ilbelm. Is.
CLAUS 5ransisfa, GA Sabre aft, gbefraa
uon S9iains Wilbelm. Is. Claus Srans
sista, IA Sabre alt, SaslObnerin, ebelos.
10. Ralbui9 &atbarina, 80 Sabre alt,
Gbefrau uon NitOlas Pfeifer, S3retner.
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9as nrue belaiide @iniiterinm bat ben

0atifan BON Der abii6t bena@ri6tist, Ell
men @eianbten mad &om gu i9iden, nm
ben Bapit bon Ben Inii9ten bes belsii9en
8abinets betreffs Wieoerberite0uns Der
biplomatii6en S~esiebuusen swii6en benz
@atitan unb geIsien in &enntniB gu
ieten.
Sie &egiernng gu Nttapa (Ganaba)
bat BEN bo6w'iten grsbii9of 2pn9 BON
Toronto in &enntniB seiett, baB bas @es
iu9 in getreff bes &aubs Der propasanba
on ben Staatsz Setretar fir bic Solonien
abssididt worben iei, bamit berielbe es Der
&0nigin unterbreite.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-12-06

The more the election figures are
pOndprpd the more interesting do
they become. Official returns show
some curious facts. For instance. in
ten Northern States where there j.
practically no cnlored population, s.
504 500 votes were cast. These States
choose III electors. requiring 81 900
votes for each eIectOr. In the five
States ofSnnth Carolina, Georgia
Alabama. Mississippi and Louisiana
there were four years ago 1.2f2. i30
males of voting age. This year only
half that number Of votes is returned
or GlS 3l6. These States chnnSe 4S
electors, representing l2,S92 votes
each. against 81 900 in the North.
Singularly enough the vote returned
in the five Southern States is no mnrp
than the white vote alone. Further
comment seems to he unnecessary.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-12-06

Many complain that onions do not
keep. ThetrouhInis in Keeping them
too warm. says the FaumerS' Tribune
The onion is hu h-a plant at rest
AMI the least warmth starts il into
activity. II is much better that on
ions should remain frozen through
the winter. provided they can thaw
gradually. than ~ hp put in n crllar
or other warm place where their veg
etable powers will he aroused. If
put in heaps onions will he sure TO
spoil hut if spread in lhinI y rs and
covered with hay or straw, SO that il
fr0ven the thawing will be gradual.
they will keep we'll through the wiz
ter. 1t is the custom with onion
growers t. get their crop to MARI ct
rs soon as possible. If they We're to
provide storage they would realize
much more from them when sent l."
market later in the season.