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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-09-17
DO THE RIGHT THING.


Testimony of Witness.
Albany, n. Y.
DR. David Kennedy, ROndOut n. Y,
Dear Sir-About eight years ago l began to suf-
fer from a Liver difficulty During the attacks 1
experienced severe pain accompanied by what
cannot better describe than by calling il drawing
in sensation. The agony OF it was almost beyond
endurance. None Of the usual medicines employed
in such cases had any effect upon From time
to time was laid up and unable to attend to any
business This covered period of year
Finally Mr. Lloyd druggist of this city, sug-
gested your FavOrite Remedy excellent thing
for the Liver. had not taken the whole of the
first bottle before found most decided relief the
pain had passed away, and to my delight regsined
the power 10 enjoy and digest my food without The
former distress. Nature seemed TO be set going
again i cannot better express my appreciation Of
DIR. Kennedys FavOrite Remedy than by telling
you that since my personal knowledge of it, virtue
| have recommended it to a great many Of my
friends and acquaintance.
Yours truly, S. PEPSON.
~ Alexander Avenue.
Mr.. PepsOn is one of Albany's old and respected
residents and consents TO the publication Of the
above letter.
DIR. David Kennedy. Physician and Surgeon,
ROndOut, n. Y. sept IL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-09-17
Thirty Years. Experience
D. A. CLIFFORD,

st. JOhnsbury, Vt.
Vice Pres. Photographic Association of America.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
BROTHER PEnlBsRroS AND THE REG
ISTER.

Less than a year ago the Wheeling Re-
.s-sR was parchas5d by syndicate Ia,
ler.ons who composed it we're unders'ool
10 De unfriaudly to TIE present Senator'S, the
principal objection 10 Lewis BAKER oelHs
that b. bestowed too many o! the taVors oil
the REDlsrEE upon them. In other "or!s,
il vas charged that there was 6 SenaIorlA'
Iirr and that the REG.srEs was lis NOUN
NIECE, The purchase OF tie REGISTER oy
he other faction was designed TO stop the
LlInriry of that came and have the REG-STEE
Grind 0ut some new music. lis now asserted
that Tnrry. Ike manager OF the REGISTGS'
will i'm a short time be appointed posInas,
tor rf Wheeling. Having already secured
Gets the pOstosice referred 10 from the Sen
ators 1t can e. affirmed without much risk
Ct an impclite contradiction, tdat the con
Germ will be pretty we'll provided tor. We
would not have brother fancy think We are
al all enviOus or that we do not rejoice IN
iis good fortune, out il is not 10 De denied
thar the REGlSraR moves in q mysterious
way its wonders TO pertOrm.-hauawha
Gazette.
Seeing HAT he State printing is let by
public contract and tn, Brother PEWEER-
TON was bidder among several o'heTs VINO
Rad made competitive BIDS 1t IS difficult 70
understand TO" one tAc"on' Or any tScHon
c'u!d confer or receive any o9aea' mere
"'m' " i NePu'n'AH 'oni '''''O' nov
maze 'he lowest o." ne "oU'u nave ~ -,
hut We are not sosp'''e' 10 o0'e,.S 'u"'
our Cn"''e''on ''',ns' "PPs"S ",''' 40
s'ont!'a over 'ee ,1'' ,n"' IT. '0s' tue p''
&c Pr'no02' ana 'n"' Tue gore 10 Ss' -"
E""'so' II Is human n''D's ~ '" pT -
reel disappointed "Asu unsuccessful, Nv"
's'' "e ''' rt,., In I'm b;u, ,ba,,,b.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05

ton of the State he can have no hope for
the assumption Of any part of the debt: the
naymert OF which would not only crafty his
employers but enrich him. Hence ne must
educate the people to pay more taxes that
a surplus may be created in the State
Treasury. Wen that surplus is
created, how easy Oy appeals 20
equity and honor TO vote it into the
pockets OF the syndicate and himself. He
has recently written to Gentlemen in this
county asking names Of htty or more citl-
zers here who could probably be iuiuced BY
a free subscription to read his paper, in or
der that he may send it to them gcan'
Is any one so ignorant as to suppose that
an individual can afford 10 print a large cir.
cula,ion Of paper and distribute it free
who has no Interior motives TO sl0aerTe!
The education Of the people may De tree
now. but under Mr. Gasons scheme they
would ultimately pay dca,ly for their school
IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05

Tar. Ch.s,9~aie and Ohio r.,ltaAl IL.
junction cass VS. car.i yes.srda? ia the
Federal u5l-.. Judge Fu.~.oN for The
road, occuY.- The morning ho.c in arga
ing tie case. and Attorney General C,.n.
WILL. :or H.. SAFE, TOOK up the afternoon
gutil adjournment. lie will resume his
.-....,,.,. M rr,a rr,0~u;r.s owl no"';~''a -
@pish Judge RrsrGrspN will '0llO8, and
probably arguments viii closr 'o.daT aaithe
case Jrsu5m,l.-d.
This Is uui.e likely one ct the mos, in.
porrant cases ger argued before the tete-
raj ,cur, in this c..y. No: only ,be amount
but the o-iu-.r,e Involved makes the Csc OF
the utmo,- significance. The couuse. for
the plaintiff a.a as orainy as aay two ,a|-
vers in the TWO Vir.iuias, so tina: W. feel as
sured it there IS any a.R in The Sat 4 pre-
seu,a,ion OF her claim they VIII IN
earth il. The Attorney General OF
the State appears 20 have his side OF the
case well II hand, and so well diagnosed
hat his ,r.a,msr: OF it WI. not contain \
single misraae. Governor WusoN "a con-
stautly ~ his elbow watching ever phase
OF the situation while his 1.-The 0.ure aP-
pears TO be a. reeve 80 active Is he.
Readers o: tae RsHsrgE who have given
she case auy attention will remember the
r,;-c;rI. ;ryr'.aI. Il i . vital one 10 the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05

In. Ne" lora Herald II co@me a''"S
on the Ohio campaign, says iaA' ;ae sac
has icUrd at last d .'n"'He i've issue ''I
the NsE'"g 'A1'HsS /" u, %. ~. '' r[ hl,I
'haI "o''.'''' '''''..' - ','' "a ''.''''
OF ''s ,.''.','''.'' P''' =" '1s So l N'1
'A'', H. : ~. ,'"''0' NO. '',.''y ',,'.,
,"' '''.,N ''.' 80 N - 80, ,, -,
,,.',.' ~ '.''s' ,,.. 80. ~, ..I
' 100. ,...'.,-,.t -.
~ w. ..i--' 49,. =. =, ~. ...-.,..,
-, -, p,.,.,r;.,,, -, -. -, j., 49,. 49,. ,,n
- .,.. - a., 40. s-,,rr,
'aSS' AZ" N.'- N''"'' "Oes "o' S--V'"'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
NIX. J. VI. MASON.

The estimation in which the ssl:Au.
uounced leader o! West Virginia D,moc-
racy is held by some OfOur State exchanges
may be gagged by the following extract from
= column editorial in this weeks issue OF
the Fairmont Index
Mr.. Mason stands to iay as the paid at,
,orpey of a syndicate OF capitalists which de
nands Of West Virginia that she pay one
third OF the Virginia debt nearly Slj.ool-
eco. With plausible ingenuity he argues
the question OF taxation, and insists tha: no,
more than one sit Of our taxable values
are new assessed for purposes OF taxation.
The uudisceEning might not at FIRST glance
observe any connection between these
two facts. But here Is tie evidence
of his peculiar astuteusss lie publishes a
newspaper to educate he people his Ian,
cuace} on the subject OF tsxa'iO1. De
,nows that in the P,ese2l G2A2C,A. coat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05

\ >.vaaa Of Confederate veterans in
Kansas nave raised - contribution Tor the
Grant uonum-u. fund aai 'a~., Treasurer
in serdir IT, writes the t,.,2w.a, eNp:-s
siy. words:
IL OILY ->gc.ss 70 goa The unAG.w0as
feelings vi tho tx Cortsiera-ss O.. tbs lOcn,
ity when say .ha. this their first col;r,ou-
rion, goes vi "a the fullest hear; OF mn who,
lighting for Via; they 5.'.rgei 10 ae rlgh..
recognize in the great eaGer Who trism9hed
over them . ga.,an: and mag0aniu'oUs cor,
nauder. whose memory a Years roll on will
be cherished % vel. % he BOYS IN cray 81
by ,hcs, in o'n..one touch OF nature malas
us all akin, and We ar all brothers over
GRANT crave.
Yet in ,i.e Of these pl"assn, ;hja-s oe.
curing almos. every day. the scene IS
marred av some OBJ. the gree, Republican
leaders warn he bloody shirt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05

Tus NV York sun as Ks: Would it De
better FIR IN. Democracy to have all the
Federal .tEc~s in New York filed with Re-
publcars and ,ose the election in NOvem-
Der. or to I'll ,hem sill with Democrats aud
win IL
The New : ok Herald asks Would it
he better fer he country TO have all the
Federal caices H'led 5y honest and capable
men. vi.bog: reference TO political ali.
arces, or 10 give them 10 party bosses 70 De
distributed among their heachuer as re
wards tor service rendered? And if the
former is ae,.-r for the country, would /.
therefore De worse Tor the Democracy
The Herald does not answer the question.
Al ttr CAGES can be Tiled with Democrats
and they need no; 6e bosses either, on: the
rest lass Of men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05

auGcali
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
SATURDAY. sErrEMaER ), 1855.

The Republicans are coming around as
usual 10 th- officials At Washington for
their couui5uGcrs 10 campaign funds. TGe
one hundred letters ,ha, have been received
from the Republican Committee in Penn
sylyan;a MAJ have caused The Republicans
10 run against an distraction in the form Of
civil s,,,,ca r.lss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05

8dmisso on IS and &S cents 40 extra .,s....
reserved seats. sale Of seats -Slurcav. Ar.,,.
5th, at +. v. Banners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05

Tus ~holaslle m assacre Of Chinese A. The
mines 8, .n-s ~0rIc"s. wyoming ieTr''o'y'
is or ,ilta NOS: tisg-ac=tai affairs hat
has c,,u-. n r.. Wss: .oc q long ne.
1, is Lsi 70 tsll who are most % blame for
the ,e--: -io-, he men Mo in. 2',ei the
Chimes ana ,l.eg the American miners out
Of e-2rlovr. 2. srd drove them to de5pe7a
riot. /: 5 l-- IN" peopl. were thinking
seriously owe the cause OF sab disturb
arCss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
An chronological Couuudrum.

When is old age ike bug pop? ask
81 Jobuny Crimsoabeak OF his father after
family prayers The other ri-ht
What puts slch things into your head
Johnny, anyhow reioined the parent more
in sorrow ihsn in auge'
They're 20; in nv head pop, said ne
aoy. But cone answer my question.
When IS old sge Ike bug
We'll jchrp?. | cannot answer your
couUrGrun.
Vel, then, said the bright boy when
sry one ASKS you tina; question again JUS,
say that it is when you ;eei it creeping over
ygg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
SWEET JOURNALISTIC PLUNIs
kindly Dropped jut" the Registers Lap
by it, stale Exchanges.


Use u.agl-. u-..t O.: the war-.ius T. j.ra: en-
U.rr, .o.,sarn liable cniy~...,e IL ErrrriU.inE in
-ar ia:.y and vva.y r4:rtna,o; that excellent pa.
per-. pn tine dag .i..r IT,. AZ. ic..~gci in Eu.ope.
..rrls..N', -,r......... b.. pe Wit; Ia.m.,e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05

81. wny.aas '-..,T how, ,.'meul,h.' ell
,,rrft'a ,a .c"o:'.., nr : .c Wiz Ia.ma-e.s >..s-
mons r., j.y stiss q. = age jet.rc.i IN ,H~'ae.
.r.u- 10, r..t.ie I'D la. d. sensational ISM lie
E......e i,arr.';s >1o3 nautr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05

A: OesaE GrcYe they hsve put up notices
reading, Young women who 6sthe are ex-
prC'cj to dress as moieetly as at homo
And set very few young women wear bath.
ing sG.:s wh,a tLey bath q: home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
a choice Within Limits.


The citizens Of Parsons. IA, seldom Qles-
iicn stranger unless he is seen with sad
die and bride on his srm. Then they sim
ply ask him whether Re peters to be hung
ahDt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
For SALE Oh EENr.
FOR SALE.

THE FINE RESIDENCE NGY orr
Il by Dr. Harde,ty, corner TSeaA a.:Ia
street.
Also, the dwelling al. OH Ing aai nUa. .:.: I.r
Eos street.
Also, tae tenement houses at Nc. go v. 80
JAMES L. HAWLII.
,,-D6 No 1, pr - ..- .....t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
OR SALE.
FOR SALE.

THE RESIDENCE no. los SENESTl INA
i street, owned and formerly OcCup..t .y -.
late Mr.. Peter Iauar.
5000 City 0: Wheeling Bonds, !.sUe o! l,.5 g. !.
building lot on TaEteeHta street
Thos. o'1rtcn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
LAW @CIlOoI

nF WASHINGTON AMP LEE U%IvERsITi
~ Gen. &. ". G. Lee, President. Instruction Q,
textbooks and printed lectures With oOGrte. o.
lectures On special sub,ecu by eminent .ur!sV
Tuition ard iees g" :0r F4s,On Of nine montV.Bs
ginning September IL. For catalogue aGd iui e.
formation, address Cha.. \. Graves, Professor
Law. Lexington, Va. iyGrh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
soc. zoe and SI.OO 10 See Elsewhere

\ Gentleman can nOE take his whole family for
.g,s money than ne has paid uc.orc 10. q single
ticket But | must re, Give your iseya patronage
20 supp or. me in this md, rtakiu-. DAILY large
houses uan render il reuUreTaliy". NcthiaS shall
.p lacking on IL y part Every performance shall be
q ia. Il ost ret ned and respectable character Rnc
reduced in the lest sty'e NOthi1g shat hr done
IT said L. offend the most itsit.UU'. The reputa'
ion Of the Academy Of Music, under M manage
.ru, IN the Ta' shall he guarantee !or the future
The Peoples OhC,licIt servant
II CHARLEY SHAY,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
For. @alr.

Administrator .Of tetat" %. sii-s a ."tr
au3b No. -to HarEet ...''.
GALE OF ISLAND REAL E>TArE sEyES.
> ty.one Desirable Lots IN hg-o! are ha--
stead Tract.
In pursuance ola Ie cree OF tho Surren, rg-' .
App, ais OF West Virginia rutcfy' IS IN. d,,'. 70
the Circuit Court Of Ohio Cou..y, Va or t.
18th day Of JUly, 1875, In tn" ,GSc 20. ID. t.I1''
and Others againgl Indiana N,-wal'' ari o..sa
the undereign Special EOmmssji .r"-' DO, %.
SATURDAY, sEprE'i&"H 10. U.s.,
beginning at . q clio, K a. m snii a..f A..'..r.
at the front douT Of the Cong H".'" ~ %. ...-.
-, w. va, the following d6SrTIr.f POI. 30. r.r
situated on Wheeling Island, n .5.' .'s .. ...r.
ink, W. Va, iIat Is to sag: IL mH... ..s.a d. y
the Homestead tact OF Dan!o! .w,.hwrar'i. -
whole OF GLish tract contained ;S..'T 0 a" a. .
and one rod more or less.
Under the authority 81 tho said decree OBJ p,
commissioners have caused the property 2. PEG
vil'd tito Sonycntcn! pac,ls, and have s q.
streets and a!eys through the same. pa''
ing such srcels, ,teets and alloys has beg zee
pared, and may b" sen Al the Cont Hou-. ''
Office OF GeoJge HOOK, Clerk OF toe Ioun'g
Printed copics OF s-ii plat may be- hal On ..
ton To the undersigned.
The said property will b. offered a. yN 9 --
afterwards In the parcels shown IN ,fi D..
will be- sold in whichever way may appear ,a' .al.
advantageous.
TRIMS OF SALE.-One-third NJ 'ht ... ...
money or so much more rs the purchase ..., r.'
cash in hard, the remainder In two - asa
mcnu, payable respectively in one AMI O.. go
from the day Of sale, with rtcrc,t To 'a.' ''r
the purchaser giving his notes for Ito de''''"i
s,smcnts and the title being retained 10 3. 2. 90
PayIm IT o! them.
W. HUBBARD
IL " ET~Hsi.
Eyecia! Cva.u!" a..'
!. {. HEkVET, Auc.iOHc,r.
certify that bond hGs been gIv.r by. . ... q
Commissioners as required by ~ sI'i i'.r.
JOHN ". NIt.. H.
au2eAdi CirIs " sa.:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
BETHANY COLLEGE,

bNO'NG 'O'Ni i w. va
VII. begin its 4jtA Sos ION September IS, 1885. II
s the most noted college o! our state. haYirg now
81 Alumni II has four College DEGREE Courses: The
'a~.Cal, the Scientific, the Ministerial aid tho
si.ns' Course. The College IS now about 'ret Ct
lcrt, AID Will make al effort Coz en- arsilg It's en-
nj tcrd up ycuT son, nd fslsi;er, to /, tar ost
~. For further Information spy 10 Prot. "
I "oo,esy iyr Catalogues, or
.Yg-octl DR. W. i, PENDl EIOS, Prea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
kAJPIh'S UNIVERSITY SGHOOI,

EIIIEVFI 'Tf y VIZ Is-N'NH'
SITUATION Healthy, distraction ThoTDish Scssiop
opens scIt l.. C:r,ular- cert grcu Application.
A....a CMAEM ~ v -MELN. v. 4 ELhL.n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
WASHINGTON AND Lee UNIVERSITY
LEXINGTON, VA.

Ia.'-urti ton IN tho usual scAiciniC ,tIii,s sGj..
~ pip'rsgiO n schools al Law and Engineering
"ca'ion healthfUl; expenses mod, rate. ~essi0i
pens September Il. For catalogue, address "C.erI
}. the Faculty"
iyt-h 4, W { IFF Pre-, dant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
4 CARD TO THE PUBLIJ.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1885.

Encouraged 10y being Patronizei by the largest and
most fashionable audiences ever sen Ia any pace Of
-u.us,meut in IN city, sha tais year ny to OK
lei my previous efforts 10 pir@s" the peooI" 0y
.,..s.,.s a. IL Sc, -" I'ti,Us.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05

$ are rhagei at the Family Theatres IL New
York Philadelphia, Boat aud other C''lcs. can
o. s,r why our people SHOULD pay any more Tor
.ae.r auu'ements than III, do in other places Not
outstanding these VERY Low PRICE, nave
.pokrl. and shall produce SCekiy, tie Lending at.
g actions IN the country, 10th Opera, Dramatic and
Ministries. many Of which yoa have paid
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05

Reserved Seats, soc. Dress Circle, csc.
Gallery, -.
Natin-r-, Reserved Seats, 2jc. Dress
Cncle. Ice. Gallery, Zoe.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-28

C. W. NIBLEr, : three or four ply po-
lyg. Of Logan, was arrestsd ~ Pocatsllo
on Usah warrant and taken to Salt
Lake. His counsel raised the question
OF jurisdiction and Nibley was released.
4 new warrant WIS issued, but he had
tshcn the U. G. Ry. for parts unknown.
The letter Of the law sometimes helps =
criminal, but 1t Il only temporary.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-28

1AE railway spotter IL creature that
cannot b. compared with NANCY cur
without issultisg the canine. That be
Is devoid Of principle 10 shown by his
taking The job; yet tho railway oncials
oftrD tsks his word in preference to old
and trisd employees. A conductor il
wholly a. the mercy Of spottsr, and II
tho latter docs not report soms one &C.
sasionAlIy he canuct bold his job.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-28

The election Of Senator Mitchell IL .
rebuke to The mud-slingiug oyegonian
that ought to knock It from Its pedestal
whore it has posed ~ tho leading paper
OF the state. Tho vile and vicious At
tack on Nitchell's private lifs WA net
by bis simple denial, which carried
greater weight than the frantic appeals
Of tho Orsgonian to be sued for libel.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-28

We are glad to Sc Mr.. Stout invest
ing in those mines over at Silver. It
augurs we'll for that region. Tho Boss"
10 man with the wealth and the nerve
to 90 ahead. and his presence will A.
tract others. This alone makes rs BE-
lisvs Silver will sse bowling good times
next year.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-28

". c. BoRLAND, passenger agent At
Salt Lake. has resigned and il succsed-
cd by Hoyt Sherman, Jr. When the
Union Pacific people let Billy Borland
90 they make a mistsk~.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-28

TIE pos,nastsr general 10 rscuivlng
complaints from many republican con-
munities, whore democratic postmastsrs
have been appointed. that the ci,iz-ns
will not recognize them and the maiis
are being collected BY outside par'i .
and delivered ct mail trains. This lss-
sens the postmas;srs' compensation.
which depends upon tho cancellation Of
stamps. The complaints call 1t boy
cotting tho now postn ssten and come
from smsn towns In tho western states.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-28
PREMIUMS
TO SUBSCRIBERS
Nearly $4,000 /
Worth Given Away,|
NO BLANKS! !
Every Subscriber Receives q Present
Every Subscriber Receives q Present

We have made arrangements with the manufacturers of she
articles described below well Others whereby able
to present to each subscriber something ranging in value from
one dollar into the hundreds We led this by seve
motives: eta* h.f
Frst-To stop borrowing. To almost every familpn
which the TAKEN there another that regularly Dor
rows it. We want to "catch" the borrower.
Second-We getting out good paper and wish to i'm
prove it. We One Thousand New Subscribers by Febre
airy 1st. More subscribers more improvement
Third-The remarkable of the plan elsewhere and
the benefit accruing by delnquents paying up
Among the premiums the following
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

Ihs's aSSssss 10 b quite . ssis snsas
nasiax sss 10 shs dirsssion a 0saA basis
Ws aFs iafsrnsd thas Nssssa isaith I'D
Atkinsoa have nads psspasstio.s 70 pross.
ssss vsrk vissressav sAs senms, ssnns.
q shsss niss. ths Hesnsss lsss. This
sins b situate sssr ths BsSia. snd . q
Issssns dsvsiopsd shsvss Aftssa iaoa pa,
'kFsah n ths bottom u ths shsdt wkiss
'esays froa Ii 70 100 oss. silver 10 tbs ton,
- carries ssoss 10 Per ssas ssn,ss. Ths
sssssas trasina in1ssssss ths sasn, saa,ss-
~ ef ore fer ioeo test sioas ths iods. Ths
leAes = stroaG Gas. slsssiy dsainsd a.d
srasssbSs Tor ~ fsll is0e fsss of tAs slai..
Wssspsss 70 hsas sesd sspers fssu shis
sains. -, II property WORKED, - bslisvs
sssss b . fortune h u. E... ..
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-22

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