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m- YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS

NJ YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
ISOLATION corner of Fourth and Franklin
streets.)-Song service every SUNDAY AFTER
NOON at 3:15. All invited. Young mems meet
ing MONDAY EVENINGS at $50; Secretary's
conversational Bible study THURSDAY EVENINGS
at $50; Boys meeting FRIDAY EVENINGS at s;
International lesson study SATURDAY EVENINGS
at 8.
Meetings for railroad men first aud third Sun
days in each month in the Richmond and Danvile
reading-rooms, Manchester; second and fourth
Sundays in the Chesapeake and Ohio reading
rooms, at depot.
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GOOD NEws.--A Washington letter in
the New York World states that although
Mr.. MORRISON still refuses to be convinced,
the passage Of his bill is no longer can
yassed among the political contingencies.
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One OF the oldest houses IN Virginia
controls three of the best articles-viz.,
w. d. Blair & Co.'s Sun-Cured Tobacco,
Montrose and b Select Whiskey. Their
address is 100 east Main street, Richmond,
"
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MANGoHIcg, King WILLIAM COUNTY, VA. !
Eahrrary TX 1894

MANGOHICx, King WILLIAM COUNTY, VA-
February Is, 1884.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
see in the Semi Weekly Dispatch OF
February LIST an amendment in relation to
justices. II says that justices shall receive
the same pay now allowed by law to a no.
tary public, &c. Does that mean that one
Justice can take the acknowledgment OF a
married woman, or will 1t take two as for
merly? A SUBSCRIBER.
Surely not. We do not understand that
it changes the law at all as to acknowledge
ments OF deeds.
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DEATHS.

Died, at her late residence, Towards Grove, on
the 18th Instant at 8 o'clock A. W., after brief
illness, of consumption, Mrs. MARTHA II.
HALL, In the 1fty-seyenth year Of her age
Leaves have their time TO fall, flowers to wlther
at the north winds breath, and stars 70 set but
thou hast all seasons for thine own, Oh. death.
Her funeral viii take place from the Venable-
Street Baptist church THIS Sunday AFTER
NOON at 8 O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance
are respectfully invited to attend.
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United States Minister Sargent has In
vited the American residents Of Berlin to
celebrate washington's birthday at bis
house In that city.
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GTFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Twelfth and Broad streetsl.-Rev. j. b. HAw-
TroRNE, ID. d., pastor, will preach at IL A. NJ.
and at * p. NJ. Morning subject, "0ur Peril
and Our Safeguard" All welcome. q
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nj SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(corner Sixth and Main streets).-Services at IL
a. VI. Sermon bv Rev. |. MORTON MERCER. Rev.
W. W. LANDRUM, pastor, will preach at O'Clock
p. NJ. Subject, " Esthedc Religion
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NJ REV. JOHN JASPER, BY RE-
QUEST. viii deliver his sermon, The sun DO
Move,n THIS EVENING at $3.50 O'Clock.
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M VENABLE-STREET BAPTIST
by the pastor, Rev. C. z.
SCOTT, at IL 4. NJ. and 7:45 M. sunday school
at $50 A. VI. All arc invited to attend.
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m ST. JAMES CHURCH.-The Rev.

JOB TURNER is expected to hold service for
deaf mutes in st. James church THIS AFTERNOON
at O'Clock.
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NJ MARSHALL-STREET Oh RIS-
TAN CHURCH between Graham and Hancock
notwithstanding at IL A. NJ. and 1880 T. NJ.
by Elder L. A. CUTLER.
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LECTURES.

~~-~-~~~~-~~S-~~-
A CARD.
RICHMOND, February 10, 1884.
DR.. ". H. Nillburn;
Dear Sir-The undersigned, some Of whom
heard your admirable lecture on "Wednesday last
on the character OF Richard Brinsley Sheridan,
feel IL 10 be their duty to their fellow citizens
lwho from church and other engagements could
not bear you 70 ask that You repeat this lecture on
your return from Petersburg.
The elegant portraiture of the beautiful and
noble wife OF the poet and wit will charm and de-
light tile ladies', while the character of sheridan
himself will teach n lesson Of wisdom and OF
warning TO our young men. Besides, the most
cultivated OF both sexes, old and young, will richly
enjoy your full and mastery delneation of char
acter In It's sunshine aud shadow. perhaps the most
curious and contradictory on record.
We await your reply with interest.
Very respectfully, &C..
(signedI j. b. HAWTHORNE. ID. d.,
j. G. GRANBERY,D.D d..
REV. A. II. BLEDSOE.
RKv. JOHN HARMON,
aud others.
DIR. Millbarn accepts the invitation and will lee
ture AZ Broad-Sireet church, corner Tenth, on
TUESDAY NEXT, at sap. NJ. Tickets may be kad
al the hook and at the door. Price 90 cents.
10 17-ztf
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND BALL. UNDER THE q
VI auspices of RICHMOND UNIFORM -
DEGREE CAMP. No. 2, l. o. o. f.. lE
MoNTiCELLOH HALL, on MONDAY Eve s2-sih
MING, February 18th. Admission. 81 for gen.
tleman and lady, and rs cents for each additional
re 1876
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NOTICES FOR PUBLICATION.


Lane once A. Las Cruces, N. NJ, Nov.
10, 1884.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settlers have this day fled notice q,
their intention to make nnal proof in support
OF their respective claims before the Deputy
Clerk of the District Court. at Lincoln, N. 81.
on the 2Tth day OF Dec. 1884, viz:
AbEL GARCIA, on DeolaratOry Statement
No. 1897, for the : 8 e sec 8, II c 4 II e :
sec ~, twp u s. r % G. witnSssos-FlOrencit
No lima. Encarhncion ChAves, Pedro Jaramil'
10 and Y~gDgcio Romero, all OF Lincoln Co.
N. N.
E~ReLRNACIoS CuAvBs, on DeclarStory
Statement, No, lT4l. for q 4 acc 2. twp ~ s., !
Lula chaves and Abel Garcia, all OF Lincoln
county n. NJ.
FLoRENCIA MOLINA, on Deolaratory State
ment No. l7u, for lots 8. II. "a and IL, hoc {
twp 81 E,r 26 9. WitaseSes-Lui s ehAyeS, Abe
Garcia, POIrO 1arAmillO and JustL Castillo, al
of Lincoln county \. NJ.
JUsTo CASTILLO, on Deelaratory Etatsmsni
No. lf+6 for . y n W 4, n q $ W a sOc IS, an
4 " sec IA, twR2 81 s, r ~ Q. Hitnesst {
Lula Chaves, Bartolo Mes, Fl0rsncio Nolini,
and Encarnacion ChSVos, all OF Lincoln couL
ty. n. NJ.
BARTOLo MES on Doclaratory Statement
IL and n q II e = SEQ IA, twp i :, r 70 e. VII
nsstes-JustO Castillo, BensiSladO GllleYor,
Juan Romero and Abel Garcia, Nil of Liucolr
county, N. VI.
JUAN CoRDoBI, on Deolaratory StatemO IN
No. 1880, for lots ], ., 3, 4 and 8, SEQ l, tWp a :
r 90 e. Witue EseS-Bartolo Mes. YEnacio Re
nero. Beussiludo GallegOs and Florencio Mo
limo, all OF Lincoln county, n. NJ.
CTS JouE X. MCFIg, Kegs ter.
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United States Land Once, Las Cruces. .
NJ, kOVSmb0 18th, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed notice OF their intBI
ton to make final proof III support of thei
claims, and that said proof will be made
before the Deputy Clerk OF the District COur.
at Lincoln n. NJ, on the with day OF DeceI..
Der, 1884. viz:
YGNACIo RoTERo on doolaratory statesmen
No. 1888, for n \ s 8 ~ i u W y and II WI,
i sec II. twp 20, . r &c cast. WitnessSs-
Juan Cordoba, Bartola Mes. Jose Lun, an,
EnSarnaolOn ChaVes, all of Lincoln Co. N. NJ.
PEDRO JARAHtLLo, on declaratory state
mont No. 1879, for W = n " y and " = e " |.
sec 80, twp ~. D r &c e. Witnesses--DamHoi
GAlligoS, EncarnaoiOn Chaves, FlorOnOio Mol
IA, and bensislado GAllegos, nil of Lincoll
County, New EIericO.
JOSH Luna, "a declErAtory statement Nc
l74S, for lots Ii, u, n e1a and n " \ soL
Soc 3 twp 81 E r 20 e. Witnesses Florenoio
Molina, EncaruAcion ChAves, BartOlo Mes aud
N0stor Garcia, all OF Lincoln County, n. n.
BESsIsLADO GALLEGos, on docIarator,
statement No. l7+4, for lots ;, 7, s and 9, soc I
twp Il. . r ~ {. wttnesSes-Juau Cardoba
Floreneio Aollaa, Bartola Mes. and Ygnacic
Romero, all OF Lincoln Co., N. N.
LUIS BAvEs. on deslAratory statem4nt No
4sW sec -, twp ~, S r N o. Wisussses-
Justo Castillo, Pedro JHremillo, NsEtpr Gnrcin
and Absl Garcia, all OF Lincoln County. n. NJ
NEsFoH GARCIA, on dsslaratory statement
No. lTt9, for knek.se y n 4, ne \
W 4 and n " $ sA sec IL, twp AZ =, r % O.
WitaeIs0S-JuR Cordoba, JosO Lana, JUST
Castillo and Luis Chavez, all OF Lincoln Co.
Mn.
t1 JonN II. AcFIE. Register.
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Mr. y%AEDzRBlLrs GOLD

Calculations Intended to Show the
Enormous Wealth Of the Money
King
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Lord Nerbury, when once
charging a jury in Il breach Of
promise case, noticed that the let
ters of the iaithless defendant had
been so long in the plaintiffs peck
ct or so often shown to her ,ymp.-
timing friends that they were
greatly frayed at the folds and al
most in tatters. "Gentlemen,'
said Lord Norbury, carefully hold.
ing up one of the epistles to the
gaze of the jury, sits easy to see
that these are love letters, because
they are SO exceedingly tender"
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e. AID F~KRTXSKAENT.
MASTERS SALE.
TERRITORY OF New MEXICO,
County of Lincoln.
Third Judicial Dist, Cor


WILLIAM II. WEED, and AUaUeTus BA.
v0UsET, partners doing business under
the firm name ard style of VIM. II.
Weed & Co We. Camille &. Noel, and
Callie l.. Noel, his wife.-Forcclosure
of Mortgage.
II pursuance Of, and in conformity with
a final decree made in the above entitled
cause, dated and entered September !,
1884, |, the undersigned Special Master
named in said decree, hereby give notice
that | will. on the
99M day Of December, 4. y. 1881,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day.
At the Court House door in the town and
county OF Lincoln. in the Territory Of
New Mexico, sell at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder for cash, the following pro
perty, TO wit:
e. lot 4, block 81, and lot :, block SO. in
the town of White Oaks, Lincoln County
New Mexico, Of which whrrantec deed
has been given by James A. Tomlinson,
Probate Judge, to said Camille G. Noel,
and Callie l.. Noel, his wife.
s. r. CORBFT,
Special Master.
Dated Lincoln, N. NJ, December 8, 1884
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JOSE MONTANA Y SAIS,
Comersiantes Pormenor


HUT Nor working people Sond 10 cents
HHI pposttge AMI we will mail Won free
Lllill royal, valuable mi pie hCI Of goods
that viii put you in the way ofmal
ing mere :honey ~ a few days Than you over
slough possible III any BUST cas-. capita not
required You car liv, at home and work H.
spare time only, or oil the time. All of boil
sexes, OF all ages, gTandly successful so cents
10 - easily earned very evening. That all
who want work NAV te't the business. We
make this unparalleled Orer u al who are
rot wei satisfied , Do will send ri 10 nav
for the trouble Of writinguE. Full m r~ticuiaTS
directions, etc, sent free fortune will be
made by thoSo who give their whole time IL
the work. Groat suoGNs absolutely sure. Do
not delay. start now. Address TIHGoR 4
CO., Portland Maine.
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s&- Proof ~ Labor hSDsS to h. I'D
80 Fro< Ns v7FeAIvs ~ sAis sAss
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LADY

interested in Art Needle-work,
Fancy Work, and every branch OF
amateur Art Horticulture, Fashion,
Cookery or Music should send Is
cents for the current number
Straw5ridge If C2dther's Quarterly
800 pages, 4 pages new music and
over 1000 engrayings each mum
Der. Address
STRAWBRIDGE & OTHIE
Eighth and Market Sh.. PhiAaA
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"That reminds me of a Jury in
sident of several years ago" said
the next story teller 4; II think the
case was Whittemore against the
city policemen for damages grow
ing out of an election riot. The
jurymen wee divided on the yer,
dict, and spent a better part of two
days and nights in futile attempts
to agree. Nj. Il. Callahan, who
used to be in the hardware bust
ness hero, was the leader of the
faction that favored the award OF
damages to the plaintiff, and Geo.
Othnger led the opposition. The
W. + was growing fierce and bitter.
Finally, at the end of a heated dis.
cusslon, Callahan turned to the
iuryman who opposed kim and
said, IN a very excited manner:
Il will never agree with you, / tell
YOU that right Aow. | will wait
till Tophet freezes over first.
Wolf reioined the invincfble OF
finger, I'll wait till 1t thaws out
again The verdict was tor the
defense"
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NOTICES OF PUBLICATION.
Land Once, Las Cruces. n. N.
M Iutb tggI

Land Once. Las Cruces. n. n.
Nov. 18th. 1884
Notice Is hereby given that the follow ing
numed settlers have filed notice of intention
TO make final proof on their respective claims
before 1.-THE Clerk of the District court, at
Lincoln, New Mexico, on January Ord, A. d.
1885. tO-wit:
JAMES p. MoNGER on dcclaratory statement
No. 1878, for M n W : and n x II e soc IL,
twp 81 . 26 e witnessss-Thomas FennesSey
VIM. Hart, l.. =. Bailey, and A. +. Milliams,a all
of Lincoln county, New Mex.
Dun r. BAILEY, OF declaratory statement
No. 1879, for the n y n " Il, " II W a, and n
" y a soc |, twp 20, s r % g. Witnessea-
j. =, Mongsr, VIM, n art, A. f Williams, and
Thomas Fenncssey, all of Lincoln county, Now
Mex.
7H john Il. NcFIE. Register.
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BRIDEGRoOMs

Generally speaking, marriages
pass on smoothly. and very pretty
effects. The brides are credited
with Y careful study beforehand.
| have known brides when the
grooms have failed to make the
proper responses, prompt them i'm
mediately and with the greatest
facility. AS for the men, they
commit all kinds Of blunders and
bunglings. ! have known a man,
at that very nervous and trying
moment, follow a clergyman with
in the communion rails, and pre-
pare to take a place opposite him.
have known a',man, when the
minister stretched out his hand to
unite those of the couple, take it
vigorously in his own and give it
a hearty shake. Some ladies'
have an almost unconquerable re-
luctance to use the word ''obev;'
one or two, if their own statements
arc co be accepted, have ingenious
ly constructed the word ''nobey."
There was one girl, who was be-
ing married by a very kindly old
clergyman, who absolutely refused
to utter the word obey" The
minister suggested that, it she
were unwilling to utter the word
aloud she should whisper 1t to
him ; but the young lady refused.
Further, however, than this the
clergyman refused to accommodate
her but when he was forced to
dismiss. them all without proceed
ing any further, the recalcitrant
Young person consented to "obey."
The difficulty, however, is not al
ways. made on the side ofthe lady.
On me occasion the bridegroom
wished to deliver a little Grafton
qualifying his VOW, and describing
in what sense and to what extent
he was using the words OF the for
mula. He WAS, of course, given
to understand that nothing of this
kind could or would be permit
ted.
There was one man who accom-
panied the formula with soto voice
remarks after the fashion Of Bur
chell's Fudge :" with this ring
thee wed; that's superstition"
with my body | thee worship ;
that's idolatrv." with all nv
worldly goods | thee endow; that
Is d lie" 1t is a wonder that such
a being vas not conducted out OF
church by the beadle. This puts
one in mind OF an anecdote that is
told of max who in his time was
Al cabinet minister. There was a
great discussion on the question
whether a man a marry three
hundred a year. "All l can saw"
said the great man, lis that when I
said, With all my worldly goods |
thee endow,' so far from having
three hundred pounds, | question
whether when all my debts were
paid, l had three hundr d pence"
Yes, my %loye," said his wife.
"but then you had your splendid
intellect" 81 didn't endow You
with that, ma'am,' shortly retort-
ed the right honorable husband
Lond0n Truth.
vi
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NOTICE OF PRE-EMPTIoN PROOF.
L. S. LAND OFFICE,
LAS CRUCES. y NJ.
n yember IZtn. 1894

las AhGNIEs ~ NJ
n vember Izt1.. 1884.
Notice Is hereby given that the folio wing
named settlers have died notice of their in.
tontion to maze hnal proof il support Of their
respective claims before : II. Curbet, De
putty Clerk Bird judicial District Court. for the
County Of Lincoln, Territory OF New Mexico,
ut Lincoln. n. NJ, Oh the Alta day OF De.
cembcr, 1884, viz:
Epw ARD &. BENNETT. on presumption de.
cluratory statement No. 1894. for the ca II WI
see No. ), twp :, south range Ii east, Wit ess-
es-PuH Torres. DorUtcllo Luceru. lose Cordo.
la, and A. NJ. Richardson, all of Lincoln Coun.
ty,N. ~.
NGNACIO SEUILUOS, on presumption de
clurutOry statellen. No. 1906, for the n " a sec
v, twp ), < range IL east. it~nosseS-QuirinO
THtoya, jose Tclles, Jose Cordoba, and Pedro
Salazar, all of Lincoln Co., y. NJ.
JouN r. EUBANK, on presumption declarato,
~ statement No. 1877. for the ; W soc 1, twp
4, 3 rungc lR east. WitnssSeI-SipiO SalaAar.
Jose Cordoba YGenio Salazar, and Paz Cordoba
all CT Llucoln TO, n. Nj.
ROBERT DICKSON, before the Probate Judge
At the same time and place, on homestead No.
lt6. for the G = : e WAse y sec 20, and
n Q Y ne = sec 30, twp Is IL east. Witness
es-Waiker w. Paul. John Paul, Il. Is. Powell
aud II. c. Tillotson, all OF Lincoln County, n.
N.
Sw5 JoHN II. NcFIg, Register.
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A Canadian emigrant 4: "The
funds all gone 7" shouted the de.
poster. Every cent" replied
the p ident. care you sure that
he left nothing" ''EIe left nothing
Int 'hs country"
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EoTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land once At Las Cruces. n. NJ. Nov. 18th ,
l@A.
HOeAoe y hereby afYea that the fOhowinE-
HAned sefAsr has h1Bd nobAse OF Ids iBtrnhon
10 make final pTOO& N .vvDpo5< OF hs
ea0im. aAd th<t sa1d proof Wri 10 nedo bS1or,
Deputy Clark Of District Court, AT LAlcoIn n.
N, on DSosmbSr nth, 1854. viz;
joss eAhBhAH0 hHLGON, on dSclarAtory
StatemSat No. 1881. for the = 1 1ec N,
twp s. or ~ east
He nGmos the following witnesses to proVe
MS continuous residence upon. and cuffVR
Medina. Jose Ma Garcia, aud SeIt0r GAmboG.
OF lincoln County, n. NJ.
SO JOHN 4. ACFIH. RsRIter.
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l(Otle III AZ BlIttcIlHB GUM vi ~"
gustus CAESAR.
II is greater than the whole
amount of gold and silver there
WAS in the civilized world in 1892,
At the time Of the discovery OF
America. when, according to Pro
fessor Ncwberry, there were he
tween one and two hundred mil
lion dollars.
II is more than the entire pro
duet of the past hundred years OF
the great gold mines Of the crar OF
Russia.
Il is o than the whole pro
duct for two years Of the gold
mines OF the world.
Il is nearly twice as much rs all
the precious metals produced thus
tar in the geld and silver bearing
state OF Colorado.
It is about equal to the total
product of all the gold mines OF
California during the four years
from 1S4S to 1852, when Mr.. Chev-
alier dreaded least the deluge OF
gold should overturn the world.
How many freight cars would be
required to carry this gold. Ten,
YOU will say at a jump. But stop;
ten tons il about the maximum
weight that is carried by a freight
car; consequently at that allow
ancc, we should have a train Of
thirty. five cars and what a train
for the robbers of the far west to
loot.
How many licensed vendors
horses would be required to draw
this %stupendous weight Of gold
We'll, surNa r:a rrteen
hundeed- aI..e .aar.e' at a
ton to each. a.. r.i allowance,
too.
How many ''Jumbos" would it
take to draw this amount Of gold
from the sub-treasury Well.
there are Jumbos AMI Jumbos. OF
the African or Indian variety,
seventy could walk off with it. Civ
ing tice tons to each. And what a
show they would make-seventy
JAmbos,
Turn the god into golden ga
gies"-S10 coins-lay them in a
circle, edges touching, and Maud
s.. Jay-Eve-Sec. or any other pho
nominal fyer-speeding each and
every mile at 2:10-would be
twelve hours and forty minutes
swinging round the golden circle.
Fifty men, standing on Park
row, and giving Vanderbllt's dol
lars away at the rate Of $1,000 a
day, would have to stand there
eleven wears before their work was
done. This, however, would be
m easier job. Fifty men eleven
years, giving away 5000, 000, 900,
at the rate, in the aggregate, OF
$50, 900 q day |!
Two hundred million dollars !
What a palace of gold it would
make for Vanderbilt IN Fifth ave
nue., for which his present palace
might be the coal bunker.
Vanderbilt's own weight is ar
atom in comparison with this $50
tons OF gold.
With it he could buy up and own
all the 1874 daily and weekly
newspapers in the United States,
running them to suit himself as q
manufacturer of PuIlic opinion on
Il gigantic scale.
With it he could nay the years
salary of all the $4,000 clergymen
Of all the pnlpits of every sect in
the country, giving every one Of
then over $4,000 a year, which is
five times as much as some OF
them get,
With it he could giveastill great
er annual retainer to every one OF
the "a, 00G lawyers in the land,
and get them to argue for any.
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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-12-20

A politician who was a great
site Ter or equality in all thing,
per Giving TWO crows flying side by
~ g exclaimed "Ay, that is just
a it should be. ] hate to see ole
cror over srNther."