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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-02-19
More and more are Po,laa Angus cattle

More and more are Po,lad Angus cattle
coming into favor. There seems to be a
general awakening as to their good
points, ard prominent stock authority
l.as recently classed them as tie highest
in quality. We hope to see some one put
in pollcd-Angus bulls with their herd in
the spring and prove here their super
ioIily, as has been done in many other
places .rts
The following is said to be sure cure
for cIihEirg. Will some of our readers
try it and .cnnri? Take a strip of sheep
skin wide apa long eaough to cover all
parts Of tne monger that the horse cribs.
Nail it securely 10 the manger with the
wcol side ont and sprinkle with ceycnne
nerpeI. renewing when necessary. The
above is certainly simple enough, and
we hope 10 lie assrred Of its truth or
falsity as cure before long.
L We learn from The Co!oGsio Springs
Gazette that a very novel arrangement
to Go away with round-ups has lately
matcr;a izsd in the shipment from the
east of a ponderous foEty-two inch tele-
scops, t. be m,uatei on Pixies peak for
the purpose OF keeping riacE. of cattle.
The scheme is to sweep the country with
Tie telescope and telegraph the result 10
:ie cattle managers Office. When the
ins.Iument is in place. dispatches simi-
.ar to t:le following will be flashed across
the wires: e. y.
manager of The Long Horn cattle Com
pSny, Denver, Colorado: st.
Your old bng-horn Texas COW is down
below Walsehhef:a, eating loco aud wish
I ing she was n Thoroughbred on clover.
Just saw syopfi bob-taiied roam steer c.0ss
New Mexi line with n fresh brand Oh
his ,eft holsder-,,a,tV g Of hnise:llen IN
pursuit. Calt,e inS0erliI is asfee,) under
a tree this side Of D0ase Guy. Two
beats fSe doing The assessment work on
a pale-f2eed yea IN syour bfand- in
the woods, near. CT Ifeiss. In P.tts caaItr.
One IF y0ne hides is hangiDa; on a iieace
at San3a Fe--lilie heYel on the prem
/. .ises and inspe peetar 800 miles away. Easi
herds of Texas ca: de are drifting south.
ward. They hay evit ifenti N opneti on
fthe repeal df tho loco { siti mot lj0u
j bodnty bill, and are leaving the country
P0lled Angus. the sta, nan. has jusl
branded another iil,iye rick at Las Vegas
Eternal vigilance Isl the price of beef
] Yours. HEREFORD SaoRTHoRN,
In charge OF Pixies Peak Stock 0hserval
/ tory. !. II. Stock Grower. lsis s5sss'
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-02-19
Strayed OF. Stolen.

From Little Missouri, 5Hsy 6, 1854. a
boy horse, eight years old and Weighing
aoant l,GDo pounds. Tie horse was
hi; atled with IN anchor on lelL
cheek and hat brand on left Shoulder.
On he ]eit Zip he had Texas brs nd.
100. irg something like IN, connected
w.;h Cot. ish at top of n. A reward OF
SIS u.il he p:u f0' iDfG:Ina.i;o leading
10 lis iecoye,v. : he hose is ihe pics-
{. y 6. .icnn 1G.:: sas; i!-o tnstion cen
lie A4 oa ..lu o. SELL - -'a Cow Eoy office.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-02-19

1t seems strange that nine ont of ten
editors in spiteof plain factsw "strain
alta gnGt and swallow a camel" when
they can just rs well. consistently with
the facts, reverse the order. There hcve
been more snow binekaGes in cacl, Of the
statesof Illinois, s,5Tewa, KHnsas Nchras'Ia,
Minnesota and Wisconsin lhan there
have been in either n;n!ota or Montana
this winter. And still the eastern pa-
pers howl about t''snow-blockcd Dakota
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-02-19
Strayed or Stolen.

From my ranch on Little Missouri, ten
mics south oE Medora, t!enight Of No
heEi Il, a rel ching
E,,--117 TsE.in Il iI1TTrp!f5 poHnG& left front
.Eaee stiff. white aud rel scar on left
Side, far back, brand 81 bar ou lett hip.
Mare about nine years old. ,i'hs finder
will be p:ii Cor his rscnDle By lea.ing iii
formation leading TO her recovery with
.Ee. 4. Young.
Meuoia, Oak.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-02-19

A letter received from J. R. Wilson
foreman of E 6 Ranch says: II Snow
ana cold weather do not soon let up
there will be little need Of a s:rolnd-np"
in the spring except for hides. The
winter thus far in that section has been
unusually severe on stock. Especially
on pilgrims and yeSriings.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-02-19

Nothing defi:,ite has yet been done in
reference to the Texas trail, ana it is
doubtful if the matter will be pushed
farther. The bill has encountered vary
serious opposition, and its irields t.Hak
better to let it be awhile.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-02-19
STOCK q
tatrayed.

I From II. S. & T. Co., October S, one
,ssei horse: io,ir white feet. Write stripe
in face, branded -f-oa left shoulder and
,:a.!!5 on left thigh. Areward Of s25 will
be paid for information leading to his
recovery. d. f.....a. .:s=..... y Z. 5s
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-02-19

The southern cattle papers are boo.a-
Ing the S:akel Pains as . cattle coua-
try. The difficulty heretofore has been
l;lck Of water, bat wells arc now being
dug, and are, said to furnish IN abuntl-
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-02-19

y Swift wrote, "There never arpnar more
than five or six men Of genius in an
age" This age has given NC Talr,aec,
Rosa, JohnI.. snl'iran and Ben Butler.
hut where is other ono? 4. 81 .
He isa member of the legislature
[Exchangp. .5.5 y
& This must ho The nnn who hos ro
comfy tod;side or county scat 10 1ccaf,
and died several years aea before any Of
the counties We're organized.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-02-19

There are strong probabilities that an
extra session OF congress Will bo calisd
after March 4ti,. =. -
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-02-19

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Mohave County miner., 1885-03-22
The Legislative Actess.

We think Of the manner in which
our last Legislative assembly plsyei
st Law making, ~ Mscready thought
Of the manner in which young man
played Hamlet.
A young. inexperienced but vain
actor. playing Hamlet one evening,
observed Mscready among the spec.
tstors, and after the play which he
had performed badly, sought the
old actor and fshsd for bis opinion.
not doubling in his vanity but that
it must be fattering. Mscresdy
avoided the point until irritsted ty
the bore. when in reply to 9 direct
question as TO what be thought Of the
acting. bs said, Young man, ! Go
not like to see anyone play two parts
st once" II did not play two parts
at once" replied the young man
.'Ob, yes, Jon did" replied the vstss-
On, "you played Hamlet aud you
played bell with IT,"
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-22
Knropean rseiden.a..

Enropsan residents.
Ths sitnst,oa 10 lfgbsnistss ID
uschaagsd.
The British viii stAept 70 relieve
the KsSsala garrisos.
The Japanese Charge d'A6sirs st
TIE Hague was fatally shot BY .
Brussels girl st Rottsrdsa yesterday.
The dsfensss Of British Coiunbis
ore 70 b Strengthened and tho Brit
ish Asst 10 the PsciSc increased.
! Mrs. Modjo. wife of tho President
OF the Toledo and Aim Arbor Rail
road. accuses hss h,.sbsnd oi kidnsp-
ping their thrss children and bar
srsHdmoshsr.
BEsLIs. March 1a.--. Two hundred
and seventsenminess sere imprisoned
BY IN explosion Of iis danp in the
coliisry st Csmphssst nsss SArbruc.
in Rbsnish Prussia. this mosning.
and at . lsss hour hut seventeen hsd
bseu rescnsd. II 10 feared most Of the
two hundrsd others we're sufocaisd.
George 9rsy vss slseted ssnstor
70 ,'ut,ceed Secretary Baysrd.
Ths indications afs that Rosecrans
will not be appointed Arcbitsct OF
the Capitol.
Lamar will Sscsnamsnd the ap
poiutmsDt Of q. A, ,fshsv Of Boston
o Comnissiopse oi Patents.
The Sensts ia e,sscut,vs session.
adopted . resolotitml in favor Of pre-
venting Bs1ios from apnsxins
psighborirg republics TO GustsmslA.
The rumors of war between Eng.
land and Russia hare caused great
increase in rates Of marine Insurance.
at New York. lrf
The wife OF sz-Sscrstsry Lincoln
narrowly escaped Injury from . run
swsy team ut Washington on Mon.
day. .tgs>a. ...tf ...r
Colon 10 reported TO be 10 posses.
sion Of the rebels. ST.. ,.sa.
The British Government il urged
to make General WoIseley Governor
General Of the Soutian.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-22

II Il doubtful. however. vhstAss
the dissatis6ed people will do uoss
in the msttss tran simply 70 0ivs a.
pression to their ssotipsuts oS. dis
appsobsti y and disgust; bsesuss
thsrs are % usoy eosaicting Inter
ests involved that It vim b diMeuk
TO obtain any haspoay o. eosssst u
sction.
Tbs theory Of al ons laws being
bssed npon and evolved from the
will Of tho msjority mskes il the
plain dnty Of Congress TO dissppsovs
these laws y ~hsnsver it shsn b ssds
clear to that body thst they are Oh
jsctsd to by u .sjority Of thoss for
whose government they are made,
but the evidencins Of this will pres.
snts tbs di6iculty. Perhaps some oi
The acts are good. and . citiz.n might
b. willing to bear the evil resuitins
from Q bad act rather than lose the
benefit 10 b. derived from the good
one. and men might differ - 10 What
ssts they would sccspt and wbst 70.
jsct. And 20 with the local lass
psrt Of the people Of . county might
approve and part disapprovs Of Z
certain special act affecting thsi'
county, and for the disspproval Of {
special oct 1t would require the voice
Of the majority Of those Affected by IL
We do not obj ct to every act psassd
for Mohave county, but what we ap
prove another may dislike. ...
III there IL move made it should
bs upon plan that would bs likely
to unite the whole people, aud il ~
were suggesting q plan we would
say, petition Congress to d;sapprovt
the action Of the whole session and
lssve the statute law Of the Territor,
in tho same condition % that u
which it stood before the legislaturs
convened. And Of this We will writ
at another time.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-22
pEsausrxp CoAsrIruRNTa.

TccsoN. March lS.-Ths feeling 10
regard to the work Of the rsoeDt
Legislature 10 growing more intense.
&C. Stephens joint Councilman,
arrived home yesterday from Pres
cott and found It pecassary to call .
public meeting ~ explain his record.
Pursuant to the call, . vast ssssmb-
lsgs copgrsgste<lin the sksting rink.
packing It TO the limit. Stephens
gave lengthy explanation, bat with
out much apparent effect Hoots,
iesrs and much confusion prevailed
and tie meeting broke up without >
general expression or vote being TAX
en-. The feeling Of the people con
tinuas unsbatsd and the mssiinf bas
bsd . tendency to excite much un
favorable comment not only against
STEPHENS, bat the Legislature gen
orally and ths Governor.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-22

WasHI oros. March 17.--Commsn.
der Kane tsIryrsphs the Secretary oi
ths Navy from Colon thst rsvol'
utlon exists ut Panama aad Aspin
vail aud that be lanisd MARINES aud
han led the Gslsns slopgs,de the
wharf to protect property. Csrtha
gems is also bosisgsd.
LArrz.- General Gonins, com.
nsndsr Of the Coloinbian Guard
arrived with rs-inforcemsnts this
morning, and the rebels retired ont
side the clty and swait help from
Barauqullis and Colon. Colon il in
the bsnds oitbs rel,sls, commanded BY
. notanous criluinsl- TIE stores
thsrs are being pillaSsd. The leader
declares that he will reduce the city
to ashes il the Government troops
attempt 70 recspturs il. The marines
Of the United Staes steamer Galsni
arc in Colon. EoHlisb forces gasrd
the Panama Railroad property.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-22
TWO HUNDRED MN srffocArrp IN 4
COAL MIuI,

COAL MIrI.
BrRLIx, March 18. Two hundred
sod seventeen miners we're imprison.
cd by sn explosion oi fre-dsmp in 3
coIlisry at Csmphaussn. near Sssr-
bruck, IN Rbenish Prussia. this
morning and at n late hour this after.
noon bat seventeen had been rsscusd
1t is fesrd that most Of the 200
others have been sufocsted.
LArEK.-ReportS from the colliery
disaster state that ninety eight bod
les have been recovered, One hun
dred and two men and boys sre un
accounted for. II is almost certain
that sll now 10 the mines must BE-
dead, n the main sbSft and air sp-
psrstus we're Destroyer By the explo-
sion.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-22
TELEaRApHlC SUMMARY.
THE ExyoLurlox At rANANA.

PANAMA. March IT. Heavy firing
ceased st 8 p y. lat night and tbs
rebels retired 10 Basns vista to re-
crui:. The British gun.bost Heroine
landed seventy Eve men yesterday
with Gatling gun' to protect prop
erty. Trafic on the Panama kail-
road aud business il suspended TO
day and great excitement prevails, o.
y second attack il expected. President
Arosemens took refuge on the Hero
inc. Colon is reported to BE- in poss
ession Of the rebels. Tslsgrsns via
Galveston are delivered without de
10y in Panama. .e r.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-22
v,crrns oy Az AVALANCHE. 1

BosEsAs (M.T), March 10. : Jassss
Poeceiord and bis psrty. Who wtpt
up Bridger canyon TO vescns tbs
Schlsssnsn party, buried has sabv
svslanche, returned to dsy With ths
bodies Of SclilsssDap, onS OF TIE
Hazard bvothers. sod r. y. Smith.
Tho other Hsxssrd could not b.
found. The slids had smashed 10 the
cabin aud Ill we're badly crusl,sd
They wsss dus sntof e,gh. fsst q
snow; with tisshsrs scroas their isod'
lee. The corpses wers hauled by
hand through the dssp snow Tor hvs
miles to.wbers horsss oonld he ussd.
The parties mast have been dead
three weeks. AL were buried thii
afternoon.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-22

It appears from the following r
ticle. cut from the Prescott Miner Of
the l7th inst, that sifsr having ivsd
among the people Of Prescott for 3
long time, those who know him t~si
have come TO tba conclusion that W.
O. ONsill will bear watching.
w. q. O'Neill, lsta editor Of the
Miner, was, on 8 kdsy evening
last, watched bv several Cochiss son.
tlemsn. until hs went into the Viii
hams HOUSE. where he was caught
and securely chained. The articles
were purchased at Q cost Of sbcut
$3.50. and make . handsome present..
Champagne flowed, speeches by the
Governor and others were listsnsd
to attsutivsly for sn hour or more,
when "Bncky" wss permitted TO dc
part with the memsntoes above nasn-
tionfd, and lot him 90 whore be may,
watched and chained IN such On
agreeable wsv, be viii cherish fos
bis friends . lasting remembranes."
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-22
Notice tS Creditors.

A.
In the Probate Court, County Of nDhaye,
Territory Of krizoaa
In the matter Of the estate OF
Jesse Harper, dece"sed
Notice In hereby gwen by the undors,eAed
administrator Of the estate Of lease Harper,
deceased, h. the credi.rs Of and ell per.
SONS having cisdms against the nd deoeas
ed, 20 exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within ten mouths after the first
publication Of tris n'tioe. 70 the said ad-
ninis.rator at Fort Mohaye, in aid county
of Mohaye. Dated March 10th. 1885.
.. ... Hrsnr LANREnT,
: .administrstor Of the eat he Of Jesse Har-
psr, deceased.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-22

The British will make . general
advance from Susk,m on Friday,
H.W. K-Iloss and M.s. D. n. Bnt-
ton were found deed 10 room u st.
Paul, MINI.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-22
~7-77=7"-'7--''77 > -
EIlltsstal Hstes.

The bill creating the County Coart
Of N"bsve county. although not
erecting il exactly upon the basis
which we suggested. aud which
would asvs made It as effective for
Judicial purposes as that sdopted
but without the expense attending il
under the present bill. has this ID
recommend it. It will enable people
having claims which they desire n
enforce by process Of Law to do ~
without the great expense and iD
terminsble delay which characterize
cd legal proceedings 10 this court,
under the old system, and which
were incident to that system. "i
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-22

BY Q late number Of the Prescott
Miner We learn that Chas w. Beech
has once mors assumed control Of
the pspsr. and We find his name st
its bead a. editor. Mr.. Beach stsf,ds
high in the estimation Of the people
hsresbouts - u newspaper man. We
cannot sEssk of him from sD,1r own
knswIedgs. never having had 'hs
pleasure Of meeting b,m; but any.
how We wish him and his pspss
much good luck, and ws express enr
wish fully when vs say that ws hope
he may make ss many friends, and
corduct his paper With - much
ability ss did Mr. O'Neill while it
was under his control.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-22
Sinktng Paad Nstiee.

OFInr or THE TKEAsuRkR
or N"nAFE COUNTY. ARrzoSA,
Mineral Park, March 18th 1876.
Bids for tho surrender of Mohave county
warrants will be reosiyed by me At my Of. -.
flee rniIl Q o'e.ool p N. On The sis' dAy ef
March 4. b. iss5. a. A &8s
Amount in the sinking Fund 10 t,e bid
for IA Six hundred ts6oo.ol dollars.
Bids must be in tina form Of sealed plo. I,
posals, accnmpanisd by the warrants ODER .
ed ~ b. surrendered, addressed 10 the =
Coanty Treasurer. and marked sinking I.
Fund.-" r. ,yg..
Comfy Tsssarss.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-22
NOTICE.

To Mr. PArnoSs: i
] contemplate closing
ont my business at Mineral Park.
All parties in.lebsed to me sra Ss-
questsd to call and settle their ses
counts.
Goods will be sold ehssp for cash
CaAsLxs ArcHrssos.
Mineral Park. March 10th 1885.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-22

Sheriff -.ltobert Stssn. .ss. y.
Undsr.s,hsrlf- %. Y. Kssposs.
Rscorder 80 II. Bucksbsum.
Trsasursr--Daniel smith.
Probste Judge--chsa. Ateb4ssoa.
District Attorney--w. @. Bhhsiy.
Court Commis~loner-J. Hyds.
flsrk # District Couyt--J. y. nasksaas.
Public Aaministrator--C. z. shsrnaa.
q unty Suvvsyor--Ctts Y. Kasssss.
y. Commissioner-J. J. Hy1s,
Us. Deputy M,rahal-RessS Btssa.
snpersora-M.w W. Hsnkis, BsDusi 0to-
zisr and Psnry Raymond.
Clerk Of the Board of Bupsrvissrs-OaA.
veil Wright. n.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-22
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
T-srissvssl.


osvsmor--F. 4. Trisle, Prssesti.
8ecrssssy- II. 81. VEN Arman, Prsssost.
.ssistssf Secretary John FarnaA Prss
Attorney Gersral Clssk Churchill, Pres
cost.
Treasurer- !, BsiIsr, Prsssctt.
supsrintend.Dt Of Tubiis InsssvctSoo-n.
l.. Long. Globe. k
Auditor-R r. Clsrk. Prssoost.
AdiqiApt 0ensr.i-M. h. shssnas, Phs.
nix. s.Rs3 &a&.
supr4ss coais-- su,ansr Inward. cAi ~
gs.sios. Prescott; Daniel H. Pinssy. Asss- Z
eiats Justios. Pbenix; X. r. FifsAsraiA,
Associats Justice, Tucson.
q. y. District Ast.rnss--J. A. ZsbsiehSs,
Tucson.
u. u. BIsrshaI--Z. o. Tidbaii. Tposoa.
Supreme Court Repcrsr--Narat Massss.
sn. PreSsctt. Z. ~
Surveyor Gsneral--J ". Robbins, r sossa.
U. Il. Internal Revenus Ceiisotss----
Fisher. Taoson. ~
Delegate 70 Congress O. Bean, Pre-
cott.
Judge of First judicial Dissriet-R ,.
Fitzgerald, Tnswn. SH4ftt S4f a
Judcsof So nd lJsdislal D,sarist-- D. Z !.
isi n. Pinney. Phenix.
Judg. of Third judicial District ssnssr
Howard. Prssoott.
CIsrk OF the Supreme Court "A. y. ronts.
Prescott.
C~ssty.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1885-06-13
While we are advancing the condit;o

While we are advancing the condition
ofthe Negro, as it is discussed BY the
various writer's of the leading Journals
OF the country, let us say word
Judging from appearances at this point;
we can an never rise to any prominenc in
any community, SO long as we fail to
demonstrate that we are earnest IN our
desires for advance BY discrete
action. We do not impress those that
are interested in our welfare, with much
favor, if we, instead of enlightening our
minds with ksnowle lge, and EN- plo,ying
our hnnds with usefulness, continue to
encourage the science of manly art, and
TO worship the king Of the green cloth,
70 the exclusion of ever thing else; we
Will retard our progress in the right di-
rection and cause a feeling Of distrust to
prevail against us; now ,siif We can do
nothing better, let us look with a froWn
upon the continuation Of such action,
and say to the leading journals Of this
city, who seems to have suddenly
become Possessed with q sporting mania
at odr Expense, that they are not helping
tis as people to become men, 90 that
action ia the community will he looked
upon with common ation. B
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1885-06-13

the race until the HON stretcl is reached
In a word they do their best under oil
circumstances, and in doing this they
GENERALLY do well enough is bad
enough for an old man, who has put
forth his strength and failed, to become
discouraged and drift III The rushing
current: Of fate, with no effort to- steinsit
but for q young man OF one ii his prime
who has brain or muscle in perfect
order, to give up and drift with q tide
that hescan easily overcome, is without
the shadow Of an excuse What il you
have lost money Or failed in bnsiness2
can these trifing troubles excuse idle
ness when extra exertion is reguiired2
Yesterday has fled from your reach,
to-day is yours; tomorrow may be full
of sunshine to your darkened hopes.
Let the past go, rear . tombstoneaoveriit
|if you please, but; cease to dwell OVERT s
grave The Norldl dis before ot, pened
fields await your boz, ID ma Ietrieve
Tall and win ven NOR han had.
The little yexa iorls off life are but tho
lake strokes that chip and daetacej the
young oak, but fail u rettard its oWtlIl;;
nature heals the wound and the yo1lng
tree grows TO its full pro- ortions, So, the
vital elements Of mani life, if hope re-
mains uncrushed will heal the wounds
Iofthe past, and out Of the failure Of yes
terday, weave the glorious triumph 81
to-day or tomorrow.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1885-06-13
TO Our PEG pie.

It is hoped that our people will
seriously consider the future Of the race,
and view from the present stand point.
Think what will possibly become Of us
as q people, if We allow our young men
and women too, to grow up in ignorance
and idleness, and refuse to take advan-
tage of the opportunities offered, to
become educated. Put the boy at some
trade if possible, SO that he may become
man, and not e, yagabond, when he
grows up. Put the girl to some trade
that she too may become an ornament
to society, and nota disgrace; lett us
inspire a devise for morality among our
people generally, and we will be taking
the right step tending to place us in the
right position among nations; let our
papers through the country agitate this
question, 50 that our people win awaken
to their condition, and much good will
result. Let us as a unit demand some
legislation, tending to the ablishment
of q National A ricult ural School tor the
race, SO that we need ask no fayors OF
men who are controlled by trad les unions
and labor organizati ions, and we will be
proving to the world, that we have
indeed, the future of the race at heart
as we profess, but if we remainssilent
and let well enough alone, we cannot
expect much will be done for us.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1885-06-13

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