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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-04-18
INFLUENZA IN SHEEP.
Simple Remedies for the Cure of
the Troublesome Complaint.

In reply to correspondent we would
say that influenza in sheep is not in
fictitious. It is often supposed to be be-
cause it depends upon conditions that
are apt to exist over a wide range Of
Territory and hence many sheep may
be affected at the same time. 1t is an
Inflammation of the membranes of the
nose and bronchial passages. The eyes
are red and watery, more or less fever
is present, there is a marked weakness
and the system generally Is out of or
der. The animal has no appetite. the
nose runs, there is cough, indigestion
and impaction. After cold and damp
weather, 1t is observable frequently.
and is always more severe on low, wet
undrained land. When sheep are upon
such land and are attacked, they should
be removed TO higher and drier land.
When possible they should be given oil
meal. Again we desire to say that oil
meal IL one of the best things in the
world TO feed to sheep. 1t is not only a
good food. but it is good medicine, as il
acts as tonic and keeps the bowels and
digestion in order. IL oil meal is fed.
ieed it with oats or rye or buckwheat.
IL the disease assumes a severe charac-
ter give the following purgative: Ep-
som salts half ounce, ginger one dram.
Give II IN little water. say quarter of a
pint. III n flock is affected mix the
medicine in bulk according TO the above
prescription and, taking a horn, ad-
minister a quarter of q. pint to each
animal. II any are very seriously af-
fected they will need something to al
lay the fever quickly and to stimulate.
In such cases administer the following:
tincture Of aconite. ten drops; solution
of acetate of ammonia, one ounce.
This ought TO be given every five hours,
but the aconite should be decreased by
one drop at every dose until not more
than five drops are given.
Sometimes the eyes are so much in
famed that they require treatment, and
should be washed with a solution of one
grain of suiphate of zinc and twenty
drops of laudanum in an ounce of water.
When the disease has disappeared feed
loosening and very nutritious foods.
such as bran mashes, boiled oats and a
little corn mush occasionally. The
stimulants will need to be kept up in
some shape, and in the food sprinkle
little powdered ginger or gentian. or adj
minister in honey. il the medicine is
not readily taken by the animal in its
food. Keep well sheltered while treat
ing the animal with this disease.-Vest-
ern Rural.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-04-18

There were twenty-four seamen.
five boat steerers, two boat headers.
four mates. steward. cook. cabin and
steerage boys and the explanatory in
all-on our ship
How far north did you go7"
ave went up to above "a. in the
Arctic circle, where period OF the year
the sun never sets; at another season
il is never SEEM"
"Are there any particular times when
the fishing Is better than others7"
Yes: spring and fall are the best sea-
sons for whaling. About the 18th of
August the whales appear for the fall
fishing"
How long were you away7"
1--WE got back to San Francisco last
November. being absent about eight
months"
Mr.. Robertson is an able-bodied
young man. probably "a years Of age,
capable, willing and intelligent, and APP
peared satisfied with the experience he
had gained on his whaling expedition,
though from his conversation, he ap-
peared to coincide with the poet. that
there's no place like home" and has
concluded TO settle down and ramble
no more-at least after whales.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-04-18

LADIES. is life and health worth
preserving2 II you think so, use GIL
more's Aromatic Wine. For sale at A
c. Smith & Co.'s Drug Store. IA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-04-18
LIST OF BLANKS.
Kept on Hand and For Sale at the
salt Lake Herald" Office,

Mining Blanks.
Notice of Location.
Application for Patent.
Notice of Application.
Proof OF Posting Notice and Diagram
of Claim.
Proof that Plat and Notice remained
Posted during Period of Publication.
Certificate of Identity of claim.
Registers Certificate of Posting for
Sixty Days.
Agreement of Publisher.
Proof of Publication.
Affidavit Of $500 Improvement.
Statement Of Fees and Charges.
Certificate of Citizenship.
Power Of Attorney
Bond for a Deed.
Mining Deed.
JustIces' Blank.
Subpenas-Civil.
Subpenas-Criminal.
Warrant.
Commitment.
Execution.
Writ of Attachment.
Affidavit Of Attachment.
Undertaking on Attachment.
Notice OF Appeal.
Complaint.
Affidavit.
Affidavit on Claim and Delivery Per.
sonal Property.
Undertaking on Appeal.
Constable's Sale.
Miscellaneous.
Deed-Bargain and Sale.
Warranty Deed.
Quit-Claim Deed.
Trustees Deed.
Warranty Deed Against Grantor.
Long Form.
Chattel Mortgage.
Lease. |
Official Bond.
Incorporation Bond.
Articles OF incorporation,
Acknowledgements.
Protests.
Notices of Protest.
Tax Posters.
Collectors Sale. e
Collectors Certificate of Sale of Rea
Estate. y -
Sb' n rs Sale.
Application for General License.
Application for Liquor License.
Bond for Liquor License.
Administrator Bond.
Petition for Letters of Administration
order Admitting VIII to Probate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-04-18
HOUSES TO RENT.

so. House Of nine room. city water, three
blocks west of Main Street.
25. House of eight rooms, bath room.
ETC.. three blocks west of Main Street
80. House OF eight rooms. Que block east
OF Msin Street.
10. House OF three rooms. city water.
close 20 business.
6. House OF three rooms Ninth Ward
;. House ofthree rooms, Graves Row.
Main Street.
8. House OF four rooms. furnished for
House.
10. House Of seven rooms, city water.
close 20 business
8. House oi two rooms and pantry. Nine
teenth Ward.
q. House of three rooms, Nineteenth
Ward.
go. House of eight rooms, bath room, no,
and cold water; car line; Seventh Ward.
3. House Of three rooms, Main Street
Is. House Of i've Rooms, city water,
Eleventh Ward.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-04-18
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE

$50 nice brick house OF two rooms,
hallway, summer kitchen, wash-house etc;
loot 4xl0 rods, good fence, south and east
front. Twentieth Ward. %
LOO Brick house of two rooms and
summer kitchen, lot 5x20 rods, west front
good neighborhood, nice view, half block
from car line, Eleventh Ward. 50
5000. A modern style house of fifteen
rooms furnished completely throughout; lot
4x10 rods; south front: situated on First
South street; 81 blocks west Of Main street
u blocks from Utah Central and Utah &
Nevada Z. r depots. 8 blocks from ID. &
boarding house This house has been run
very successfully as a private boarding
house for ove- two years, and is now largely
psI onized This is surely a fine oppor-
tunity; for further particulars apply az my
office al head of list 40
600 House of three rooms: corner lot
5x1o rods: 2 blocks north ofcS- line Twenty
nrEt Ward. This is bargain; was sold three
1000. frame rustic. psper-lined
house of four rooms, buttery. closets, etc.
Lot 3xl0 rods, well fenced good flowing
well of water; situated on car line ~ blocks
east or Main street. A cosy little home.
1,4OO. Rock house of three rooms; cor
ner lot, 10xl0 rods; south and west front;
good picket fence all round the lot: viii be
sold as whole, or in parts, TO suit purchas-
Ward. -@''- " D' -~'- w Is
I,6OO. An adobe house of four rooms
and kitchen lot ky rods well set in choice
fruit trees: south 'front.' good view; cut of the
dust; good water; cheap at the price. IL
5000. Brick house OF six rooms and
summer kitchen. good rock cellar. city
wafer; lot 5x.s rods; choicest kind of fruit
trees Of all varieties. surrounded by a first
class eighborkood. To make a ready sale
the price OF this property mas been reduced
from $3.50 - present price Is
I,3OO. Rock and frame house OF four
rooms: lot 5xl0 rods. well fenced. fruit trees
ofrarious kinds: situated on Second South
Street. Eleventh Ward II
1000. A brick house of two rooms and
hallway, SUNNI kitchen, barn. etc: lot 5xl0
rods, in good cultivation. nice growing shade
trees, east front. situated in the Nineteenth
Ward q bargain. ~
1900. New adobe house Of two rooms,
also old adobe Rouse of three rooms, lot 5x2o
rods, good water, situated in Nineteenth
Ward. half block from car line
I.4OO. modern style adobe house OF
Eve rooms, buttery. closet, etc; lot Sx5 rods,
nice young shade trees; situated in Fourth
Ward, block and a half from car line.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
500 A nice building lot OF 4l4x7 rods,
yerydesirshle neighbornood. one block from
car line, Tive 1tieIh Ward; city water close
$50. Building 10, of 80 70 rods, with right
Of alley way; east front; half olock ION
car lire, Eighth Ward. 80
$50. Building TOT. 5xl0 rods; good nsigS
hood; hslfa block from car line; seventh
500. A choice building lot l711xle5
feet. south front, on car line, Iwe1Itn
1000. Building lot. lox1o rods, or win
sell any part of the lot at 500 per ROD; STU
ated in the Sixteenth Ward, near y. D., l. *
r, G. and Q. d n. depots. Il
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-04-18

500. Building lot. 5xlo rods. good or
chard. plenty OF shade; situsted In the First
Ward, on csr line. %
from car line. on First South Street; south
front; will tase part down, balance on time
payments 80
500. Building lot, sxe rods, with right
% slley way: east front; Close to car line,
700. Building lot, sxs rods, with right
% alley way; east front; close to car line.
Eighth Ward. IS
800 A building lot. JISxs rods. opposite
D. & r. G. passenger depot; south front;
600. choice corner building lot,
HzxS rods. north and east front, situated one
block north Of Utah Contra depot A bar
gain. IS.
FARMING LANDS:
5000. Farm Of 80 acres OF frstclass
lsnd: small adobe house, barn, corrals. etc.
young orchard: situated on county road
5000. Forty n s Sa ems Of &c Choice land If
teen acres OF q sandy, loan soil, sloping TO
the so-th and west-very desirable land for
the Gu tivation of hops; fifteen acres OF tim
Der balsnce meadow; nice farmhouse of Eve
orchard, situated on Big Cottonwood Greek,
Just north and joining Walker Bros. farm,
eight miles south of this city. q
ESQ. Buy nice little piece of land
garden vegetables and fruit; brick house Of
two rooms and kitchen, also adobe house OF
three rooms. barn. etc. young bearing or
chad, plenty OF water, situated in Sugar
house Ward
$50. A farm OF 20 acres. house Of two
rooms, situated miles northwest of Deseret
Bank corner. This is surely a bar
gain IS
GONE FIvE-AcRE LOTS CLOSE TO CITY.
- Full particulars as 10 price and location
can be had upon application at nv office Al
SPECIAL ATTENTION is CALLED TO
y land in Glendale Park within two
and half miles Of this city The successful
sinking OF flowing wells in that vicinity VII
surely enhance the value of this land. This
land land is sold on the instalment plan
forty-eight equal monthly instslments, VII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
Amnscments.
Amusemehts.
V'HEODOKE THOMAS CONCERTS.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
Second season OF the
THOMAS POPULARS

Second season OF the
THOMAS POPULARs.
'---------------
GRAND OPENING CONCERT
TUESDAY EVENING. OCT. 49, AT SIS
sooist-Mr. RAFAEL sOsEFFY.
ihhODokE THOMA = UNRIvALLED ORCHESTRA
largely increased this
March IIeroque first tne) ...............M assene
Scene The Forest q Ar len uew Henry Gadsy
o.ass.a ~ H4 @'P s&F x 70 JosFFFy NaO"'''H
bseenanale Tannhaeuser" Wagner
no" S''1f RfS Se5c, q isS s.' '"'
symphonic Poem. Hunnrn s hlacht List
FIRST MATINEE. Thursday Afternoon Oct 49, at 2.
soost-Miss EMMA JUCH.
ana THEODORE THOMAs's GRAND OR ,HEsTRA IN A
POPULAR PROGRAMME.
Reserved seats be had at the Box Office daily from
$50 to p m.
limited number O. boxes md seats for the season NAV
still be subscribed for
Direct communications to J. MAHNKEN. Manager
\ CADEMY OF MUSIC. sundag Concert.
~ GRAND sAc cHYcA Esp MISCELLANEOUS
TONIGHT SUNDAY EyEXINa Oct a. at 8 o'clock.
ASor+os NV the 'f T%SS SfGRA
corrst "a and Rect Gua PTand Marie Groebl Emilia
Hen Poganl. Pinto BOogn, MgIiara and Francesca
conanc,or. FULL oRcHEsTEA, AMp GHoR4Ts. r. rrrn
,vrn~ PRoGRAMME '"'' NV - '.','
2 cM0RUsG Jerusalem Verdi
,o,,.,.. Nine CoRRERI.
o. RoMANZA-" Maria ii Rohan ".............. Donzetu
. ,o,.. Sig PDGLIANI.
g. BONANZA" Non yer Mattel
Mile. PRANDL
T. ARIA" Don Giovanni ................ Mozart
.. ARIA" Juramento .Mercadsnte
y. BONANZA" Lust Miller ".-.........-........Verl
80 , VicinL
, ~ Mile MATILDE RfCCL
- Mile PKANDi.
H. ARIA" Vsone ...... Logic Ter
-, signor BOLOGNA.
H. ARIA" cuIus Amman Rossni
, ~ signor GIANNINf.
Ia ARIA" Innammatus Staba Mater. Rossni
- or. Nine BtANCiIGMONTALDO and chorus. . .
10 QUARTET" Rgoefto - "..................Ver Verdi
Mile RlCCI. Nine. CORRERI. Signori VICINI, POO
Is MARCH" lie Prom etc ............. Meyerber
POPULAR PRICES.
iaI4et ami balcony Reserved seats 90
fAmlv circle nhe whole thrown open to the pubicl %
Box Office Sunday 10 till O'Clock.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC. Italian Opera.
ANGELO's NEW ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
Tomorrow. ay evening oct 70,
80 Verbs opera. IN BALLO IN MAHCHERA
Signorl Gannlni. LalOn Pinto, Bologna. Greco CosnL
taldo
"Wednesday. Oct 27 Verbs Opera ! DUE FOsCARI.
SignoIl Engenio Sato Pogani. Bologna COrsL COsul,
Nile. Naerg and Nine. GiulIa Nalda
IN lay. OoL 20. ohizeri opera. IL POLlUTO
Grand Maine satur lay. oct 80 10 Ne -
Nithty pr,es: boxes. ~ $40. ~ and SIS seats ~
81 90 ~ zoe and 50c matinee prices IL 80 81 Toe and DOC
III fI,u .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
Broo kim Doaro.

1.( FIRST PLACE.-To let with board
III TWO large. handsome connecting rooms and hal
room; let sin " together at reasonable terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
1hs Gark

CLIFTON, NEW JERSEY
" fAsSAIC COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
ASSOCIATION
Races commence MONDAY Oct IS every Mon
day "Wednesday And ffslay the promptly
o'clock special orograaae Tor Tuesday. November
tklrcuOn Day
l !. IN. IS y. ChamDers-st IL m. w. las y m.
Arfye Union l293 Loo p m go y. n. ieiuIn
leave ~ T. AZ close OF tickets
Including admission 10 Grand stand 81.
FIVE RACES ZACH DAY.
Stages Railway once ful
on Clifton q
JAMES MCGOWAN. boeroeAkI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
Board ano Rooms.


West Siis
ARTIST STUDIO, one Of the most elegant in
the city o. YVES, 1S1s iam nEThen nsn' 'ees
DESIRABLE ROOMS with tirst-class board
~ in an American family. 1893 West l9thst
EXCELSlOR ROOMS AND BOARD d.
observation-disclosures homes 70 ~ p %ss
' gentleman at West ODDS No other rooms rented
Ok WEEKLY.-Board for Two; sunny
W - second floor rooms house and location uhehcep-
N AND 10 WEST 18TH ST.-Rooms and
Il board. with or without private table.
WEST TH-ST-An elegantly furnished
second with without private table also third
floor; references
~ WEST 31S1 ST, near 5th-ave.-Ele-
ID second floor suite hall rooms; superior board;
references
1.(D-ST, WEST, AL London Terrace
- Furnished floors and rooms with or without board
oSrH-ST.. as WESr--Hands,me second
10 story and other rooms with private table desired
20 WEST 26TH ST.-Nice,y furnished
')C double and single rooms. with hrstclass board
n WEST 46TH- ST-Large and small rooms,
with boa rd house and location hrstclass references
~ WEST 56TH-Sr. .
W. Elegant second floor other rooms with board; Ia
flies or gentlemen.
.)0S WEST 14TH- ST.-Hanisonely furn
sed second ,Sg front room soata aT
East Side.
LADY HAVING A VERY DESIRABLE
oevao house TsoreSccs address l. H.
une i pIown ONCE. 1888 Broadway.
HAVE large double house in the best part
Of Harlem will with Hrstcass boari two large
'''' y" "''' j. MUNsoN, Station L.
HARLEM, near 5th-ave.. in private family
handsome parl.r and bedroom to gent eman and wife
3 or e' Aa DO r a" ane ONCE "0'e'a'0
MURRAY HI L.-1O2 East 35th-st., one
wi from Parkave. handsomely furnished rooms with
hoard; desirable home.
TO RENr.-A hall room: asp large room
gentlemen. reierencess lO1 East 2Ith-st
ITO BE SURE of getting genuin' fur1 and
sealskin garments at lowest prices 20 to C. C. SHAfNE
Manufacturer. l03 Prince-st
STHAVE., 1913. cor Of STH-ST.-Elegant
private table
~ EAST 3lST-ST. between 9Th and Madi-
! son ayes El'g mt apartments private tables unex-
Doth ST, 30 r.-E'egantlv furnis he'd
men only references.
2QTH-ST., III American private
front room, third floor win good board references
Sc CLINTON PLNCE.-Desirable furnished
o. apartments Tor rcn' men Reference required
OH EAST 11TiI-SF.-Pirlor floor three
'DI roms nicely FURNISHED together or SIP rate
Doar0 nu> Roo rs 'OlltsI
CLERGYMAN and son wish board or rooms.
broadway
FURNISHED LODGINGS.
sunny; required by gentleman wife Sstl-st Park and
ad,~on ayes or proximity T.
LNANTED.-A comfortable Christian home |
W ew-Yofk Brooklyn OF near vicinity for an elderly .
a a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24

ferlnres auo nlertinss.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
w MASS MEETING.
Masonic Wednesday. Oct q, cpcechet ~
IIc Devrr, az Bske Matilda Josiyn Gage. Caroline oIkey
nasrs .rsi n sLaItGek Marguerite Moore. aad OlleIs
Admiss on nee
Thnrsiay oct the OF LIBERTY
A. A WOMAN speeches. rrctatlons. &C, on the Loaf
cksts To be had At Masonic Tonple "Wednesday atrr
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-06-14

TIE loyal peasantry of Bavaria, who
doubted the insanity OF King Ludwig,
and who opposed the action OF the Re-
gency, are now brought to their senses,
in most shocking manner, by the sui
eide OF their favorite, and the unhappy
though heroic death OF his physician.
There are innumerable instances OF heroic
action by members OF the medical pro-
fession throughout the world, but this
courageous giving up of life for another
by DIR. Gudden, OF Munich, will shine out
conspicuously for all time, as an honor
TO the human heart and credit to the
profession in all lands.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-06-14
A MERE "SNACK."

NEVADA Cry, June 1O.-Preacher Nichols
on wager to eat two pound can of oys-
ters, twenty-five eggs and loaf of bread,
accomplished the feat. BY the aid of a
physician his life will probably be saved
S. r. Post.
This is but a mere snack for the ordi
nary Pacific Coast preacher, rs the fol-
lowing will prove. In '67-S, clerical
gentleman arrived at the town of Mud
Springs or Placerville in California, and
being OF the cloth, and the host godly
man, he was placed at the family table.
So easily did he make winrow across
the table, taking in everything in reach,
that the landlord was pleased and voted
him great man-with knife and fork.
That evening the boys gathered about
the stove and the subject OF eating being
broached, the landlord said he would
back an unknown against any man in
the camp to stow away more grub in less
time than had ever been known in that
section. Those were the halcyon days Of
gold dust, and dust was plentifully staked.
The preacher was produced, and with
Tom Godly-who was skeptical-he was
locked in large kitchen which stood
apart from the hotel The crowd sur
rounded the building and made books on
the result of the feat Silence was per-
feet inside the building for eight minutes,
when terrible uproar, commenced by
the dog, and taken up by Cody, caused
the crowd to burst in the door, and they
found the preacher had slowed away two
sweet potato pies, side of raw bacon,
four yards OF sausage, a pan of milk, a
bottle OF pickles, four pounds OF dried APP
pies, ten pound can OF lard, pan of
biscuit, and had chased the dog out OF
the window, while Cody was looming
along the rafters, yelling for Gods sake
to save him, and the preacher sat calmly
chewing the sole leather hinges OF the
back door by way of dessert. He re-
marked, "as have won the bets for you,
We will kneel in prayer to the Giver OF
all good and perfect gifts, and then go
| to supper"
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-06-14
GLADSTONE'S MANIFESTO.

Onr telegraphic columns to-day con-
tain one OF the most remarkable papers
ever given to the world ON the subject OF
Home Rule. 1t is Premier Gladstone's
appeal to the electors OF Midlothian-his
borough, from which he holds his seat
in Parliament-setting forth the reasons
that are in him for his heroic and honor
able action in the recent fight in the
House OF Commons. While the paper is
couched in terms which can readily be I'M
derstood by the unlettered, it also contains
many OF the finest flights of fluent rhetoric
ever penned in the English tongue.
Aside from the pointed manner in which
it deals with the question at issue-the
return OF Mr.. Gladstone on his merits rs
Home Ruler-it is singing rehuke to
the policy of his opponents, and lays
bare their scheme to defeat the popular
will through appeals to party and re-
ligious prejudice. The sublime grandeur
of the soul of the man is embodied in
the lines where he tells OF age and needed
rest, but is willing to brave death itself
in the cause of right and justice. The
specious reasoning employed and the un-
tenable positions assumed by his oppo-
nents are scarifed, and shorn of par
liamentary verbiage the SUBJECTS brought
home to the good people OF Midlothian,
very much as good teacher would ex-
60, hi
i. e.: plainly, truthfully and forcibly.
The effect of this paper for good among
the friends of Home Rule cannot be esti-
mated, but judging the average British
and Scotch workingman by his compat-
riots in America, it is fair to expect a
wholesale desertion of the standard OF
Chamberlain, and national endorse
ment of the policy of the "grand old
man" The extremely agtated condi-
ton OF the British public pulse, following
the recent defeat OF the Government, is a
blessing in disguise to the friends oi
Home Rule, as it will cause the lowliest
voters in the land to hear and know o
the true condition of affairs and bring them
to the ballot-box with full appreciation
of the subject at issue. The love and
reverence in which the Premier is helt
by the common people of the country
districts will go far to give them con
fdence in his judgment, and ado
weight to his reasoning.
The Belfast riots are shame and dis
grace to civilization, but they serve tc
show to the country at large how intol
Grant, unchristianlike and unmanly is the
opposition which the Premier had tt
fight. If in one small section OF country
such inhuman acts can be perpetrated
what dire results may not be expected
from the whole body OF Orangemen, led OIL
by the insidious appeals OF Chamberlain
Goschen et ais. The Christian world vii
watch with bated breath the evolution
of justice out OF the monstrous wrong re
Gently enacted in London, and thu
British people will be forever judged b.
their actions at the coming elections
The progressive spirit OF the age in al
Christian lands is at war with the ancien
prejudices SO prevalent in Great Britain
and the day is here when the opinions o
mankind are an acknowledged powerful
factor in craftsmanship, which latte
fact the people OF England and Scotlan,
will do well to remember.