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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-12

wznosi sic Innad wszystkie inme ilosra JUL osmdiych u-lawicznie
o,isdIajacyrh sq nowyeh osad"ikow. Tam to .us@ierha sic przSszfosd
da grocernik6w, kowaln, mynarza, rymarza nnych PR mySiowc6w
= a C najwat"iejs1e, = to ola mtodziety, ktora W wyobrasonym
powyzej kl*sztorze belzio sic ma ludzi sw'atIych ksztaicd.
Fnrmerzy Juz tar zamieszkui zapraszai2 swvch pzyjacof Una.
jomych, n5eby przybyli ich cd yiedzid, przekonali sic nnocznie osedi
sic pnzy nch; = PREY owym najp:erwszym klasztorze posklm z wyz-
SIG rzk"}a pokka " Amcryce; : PREY Inqknych n"w"bnduncych sic
kosrloiach, DO osrdleniem TEN zmn"ta, setki juz odbudowanych no
n"jnekn,erza najwieksza k%lonja polska W Amsryce. W tym noku
staneta d" so nowych budynk6".
Ko chcr o szczrgoiowych stosunkach biij sic do xiedze6, ME
>ch"j ri"ze p"ia swol adres do nNej po1psanego, : ktory swoin
o-atnnikom, ME obniadfym jeszczo nabywcom, tym C xameszkaia
zem1e rs>byc W korespondencyi z MIN zostajb zaseta najszc1erszo
iyuzeni.:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-12
KoloniSci niemieccy

Me wien, cry cZasem ksi4-
Re Bismark ME prZerachowaf
No, ola czego?,
Cay damv rade tym Po-
lakom Maiq oui bardzo
twarda sEore...
"A my zle many zeby,
TAX, ale oni nam je po-
wy5ijajq...... Polska piest
To nam Bismark wpra-
vic kaae zlote i powroclmy
do dCmu 80.
DO jakieso domu? Albo
my NANNY dom!
Juz sic tam jakos ma
sviecie pomiescimy.... Ola lu-
dozercow teraz jest, co raz
wiecej miejsca....
~ Zsk'y, wy'chodzqcej we
Lwowie, W Galicyl, pod re
dakcyq PIP: Chamskiego i F.:
Ks. Kowaliszyna Mr.. L. 10
Ossolinsk;ch, cd frontu ul CT
chg.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-12
ZAPkACILI
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Shamokin Jan Wioczorek zoo
Mimic M Stoltmnn $50
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Nc MILAN fimr Gil ieckl ice
W mona Woj Bamhonek loC
TIE fiji Cru hata 100
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Toledo Il Gaslorowski l0C
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-12
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lanta.-Mla-to lew stan;e &C.
orgia sdzi', iak wiadomo, pred
kilsn tygodniami NJ okrzy zwy-
ciezyh j prohlbjcya zoStafa znie-
ma. Wkrotce po,em %wybrano. w
Atlanta Rate mieiska, ktor"j
wstrzemiezIiwcy staneli CORA Ia
Rada mi"lsla nietylko &c naty CHI
miast us,anowi}a license W wyso-
ks"sc,; $500, Iecz n"dto wyd"'a
surowe I@Zpo' zadzenla, d"
.kt6rych kazdy salonista, must sic
zastosowac.
Ter,z niepod' bna tam przeniesc
licensen ma "'ug2 osobe. Salon.
musza bye %zupe}nic otwarte. ME-
dozwolone sa navel znsfony prz.d
oknumi Cd [stohc.] AMI kolorowe
szyby, ably m Ina byto utica
wSzystkich gosc' widziec tax sa-
mo Grunie w karty i b'lard, zalk"-
zane "a W salonach. J.zeli spot
kaja W salonie pijanego, mcze bye
saloniscle l'censo odebrany, " ME
dziele 6wieta szynkoHnie mus>a
pozo-tac zamkniete, II we wszyst-
kie inne dni wolno je trzymac Of
warts Lylko do g"dziny II " no
cy.-Salonisc, Q II j o, kt6rzy
talk bardzo tasknia Ia ustawnmi
kicensowemi, jrduak ME bylIby
.rxontenci z tukitgo prawa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-12
PrZych0d

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1890 List. cd Marcina Tra~ic-
kiego y Winona, Mimi. 0.85
IS List. Cd J6n.fa A Gluba 4
Minneapolis, MINI. LOO
"a Last cd Tow. Korol1ucya Pol
ska, Hurley, WIS. $50
Is List. cd Jozefa A Gluba, 4
Minneapolis, MINI. 800
4 Grad Jozrfa Stomsk lego M.
Walczak z Osce"la, Mills. Pa 10
a Grudnia o. Tow. kuw. Polls.
W LA Sale, Ills. LOO
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&c, 1Vis. IS
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wv. Kaw. Polls. Amrryce, cd
grup i pojedynczych c4tonkow, z
wstepnego, podniku kapltatu
wsrarcin, Cd IL" Listopada do 81
G"ud. 1897 y. S 1910.
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ROZch0d!
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MIA, 1887 L.
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KS az ola RzaI u Zwiaz. XIV
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W;arusa IA 500 arkus,y panieru.
{; 200 kopert dln Sekr. J%eperaIne-
20 $ 100
Express "a przesyfke 1856
pogo. LIST. w%ypfnco'o w. b.
Hummer "a ldon Photograph Pad
$500 L Kslatke $ 100 800
d. GrGd. Wyriacono Redakcyi
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kwiuuryuszy s $50 $50
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Kzadu kkarbu NarGdowe-
so $50
S 26.76
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togo Zwiazku, osoblsty PREY lacle
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-12

Tom Majewski 80
NJ Wyzykowski so
Chicago Jak Jaworski 100
Rochester NJ Dunajski 200
Winona A Dzwonkowski 20
Boyngton Jan Zywicki 200
Ang Becker 200
Winona Jan Cichanowski 100
Milwaukee KS Gorskl 200
Delano DrzymnIa 200
Minneapolis T Silla 200
b Wejer 200
Nanticokc Jak Sosnowski 200
Mich Kusprzyk 200
Opeche Ant Gurbarek 100
Red Jacket Wroblewski $50
Erie Polaski 100
Menasha Wejsgerber SO
St Paul Mimi Jul Zaczek 200
JOE Kranz 100
Graud Rapids w Kosihski SO
Winona Jos Cysews;i 200
Dayton Anastazy Wiecki 400
Winona Jan Neuman 200
Hartford, Jan CygAn $50
Indianapolis Andrzej Begger 100
Hastings MINI Larry Dcnplly so
Silver Lake Tom Matuszewski 100
Manistee K + 100
Pulonia P. Cemihski 100
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-12
On
PER EfU(5TKA?

Tax pytam sic was, ku-
motrze, kt6remu Z tych dw6ch me-
zdw Pan Bog wiscej wla} oleju do
bank?
Ba; zcby to ia wiedzial,
co to "a jeden ten Pereutka, boo o
Napoleonic to zen siyszaf - re
to ten sam, co to nasz general
Dabrowski pod MIN vojowaf.
A wiec powiem CT, re Pc
reutka to bohater cd kopyta. ma
wszystkie boki kuty, kt6rego buty
i robota znakomlta, jak Boga ko-
cham!
= Jezeli o tym nova, to Ma
poleon ami sic omyf do niego co
do rozumu, DO w leciutkich kama
szach postal Francuz6w w mo
skiewskie mrozy i sniegi, gdzie
ni"boraki pomarzFy i pada}y jak
muchy, a PEREUTKA juz zaw-
czasu zaopatruje wiarusow i ich
familic w obuwie ma zime.
Racya, re ten PEREUT-
kA to diabelnie m4dra g}owa;
warto sobie zapisaG jego aJres -
cry wiccic gdzie OF mieszka?
= Abo to ME? Wszak W ma
Sym w~inonskim WlARUSIE co
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-12
zczesI'wego Nowcgo Roku.
j. j. HOF
IL w. Water str.
a4lILWA UkEE WIS.

A ozy znas2 ty,
Bracic mfody,
Michiganskle
Bory, Woody?
Znasz Bay City,
Mlasto wielkle,
Gdzie rozkosZe
Znaidziesz wszelkle?
Iobaczysz tam
Rome DIVA;
Najwiecej zas
Slynie z piwa,
Go sic W szklance
Szumnie bury,
A Polakom
Zawsze sluzy.
Chwala dzisiaj
Wszystkie Stany
S}odki napoJ
Wyrabiany w
West Bay City
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-09-08
Ely Items.

E. K. Phipps was brought here
Friday from Cherry Creek to await
examination on charge of insanity.
At the Republican primaries last
Tuesday 56 votes were polled.
L. D. Pierce, of Cherry Creek, was
in town the fore part of the week.
He reports our neighboring camp
very quiet.
Pat Gallager, one of the oldest res
idents of Cherry Creek, is at the
County Hospital. The old man is
about so years of age.
J. L. Wedikind has been appointed
Registry Agent ut Cold Greek.
The weather during the past week
has been very Lot ard numerous petit
tons to the Throne ofGrace are daily
ascending for u substantial soaking
rain or cloudburst.
Max Shefer's new Brewery saloon
was dedicated with appropriate cere-
monies last Saturday.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-09-08

The following is simple French
test for telling whether eggs are fresh
or not Dissolve two ounces of salt
in pint of water. When frcsh-laid
egg Is placed in this solution it viii
descend to the bottom of the vessels,
while one which has been laid the
day previously will not quite reach
the bottom. If the egg he three days
old 1t will float on the surface, pro-
iecting above the latter more and
more as it happens to be lighter with
increased age.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-09-08
HAMILTON NOTES.
Iron Our Regular Correspondent.
HAMILTON Sept, 5, 1888.

HAMILTON Sept, 5, 1888.
The weather il warm. with threat.
sning showers. Thermometer in the
eighties
Judge Henry Bush has two cases in
bis Court to-day, which makes quite
an attendance amsng Us from Selig-
man, White River and Eureka.
At II O'Clock the cause of Nora
Ahern vs.. Theo. Pramenko was call
ed.
At 2P. N. cause of Hayden vs.. Hay.
den set.
Thee. Pramenko arrived from Ana
sonda, Montana, few days ago.
Judge Henry Rives and r. NJ.
Beatty came in from Eureka late last
evening.
Hamiton's registry list to date
number over so names, so the old
county seat stands fair not to be utter.
ly deserted yet while.
Thomas j. Read arrived here to-
day via Seligman to do some survey
ing work upon Treasure Hill.
Supt. Herrick will shortly start up
on his school marn visitation, first
going towards the Elko line.
Work commenced day before vest
erday two shifts with burleighs) up
on the tunnel sight near the concen-
traitor at Seligman. This is proposed
to reach the mine 1000 feet below
the surface. Three shifts, instead of
two, of eight hours each, will shortly
be employed.
Miss Nora Ahern is having a we'll
sunk near the spring, one mile this
way from Eberhardt, as water has
sadly failed in that locality this sea-
son for the amount Of stock kept
thereabouts. Her name-sake NJ.
Ahern Is superinintending the work.
He has struck water.
r. NJ. Beatty having closed his ar
gument for Pramenko, objections
we're overruled aad jury trial order
ed.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-09-08
Denies the Charge.

Some weeks ago a report came here
from Washington that a citizen of
White Pine county appeared at the
Postoffice Department and advocated
the curtailment of the E ureka mail to
tri weekly. The party was gener-
ally understood to- be Mr.. M. B. Gar
Afghan. Mr.. Garaghan tells Us he went
to the Department June Goth. before
a daily service was let between here
and Eureka, and represented that it
would be of far greater benefit to the
people Of White Pine county to let
tho Eureka service remain tri-weekly
and give US like service from Cherry
Creek to Ely. ThisI has been what
the News has always advocated,
though now that we have daily serv-
ice to Eureka we would thrown Meth
ing in the way to curtail it. Neither
did Mr.. Garaghah.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-09-08
STATE AND COAST ITEMS

A Denver company is about to
erect sampling mill near Austin.
Beef is selling for about five cents
in Reno.
The assessed valuation of real es-
tate and personal property In Storey
comfy is $1,000, 600.
Recent advices from Tuscarora
state there are 300 idle men in that
camp.
Sacramento has gained 5000 the
past year in population.
Phenix, Ariz., claims to have q
population of 5000.
The smelters in Salt Lake Valley,
Utah, are again at work.
At Cloyerdale the thermometer
stood at liz on Thursday last
Butte, Mont, is to have q street
cable-car line running by the middle
of November.
Charley Notthy, miner, was kill
cd at Pollock mine, Butte, M. T.,
aug. 90, through tue caIelessness OF
the engineer.
The tax on the bullion product of
the Comstock mines paid into the
treasury of Storey county thus far in
the year has amounted to $4,000.
The Gait Gazette of the 25th instant
says: The intense heat in this sec.
ton last Thursday killed large
number of chickens.
A reduction of 90 per ton for work
ing fat ores containing 90 per cent
or more of lead, went into effect at
the Eureka Con. and Richmond fur
naces last Wednesday. There has
been no reduction In charges for work
ing ores containing less than 90 per
cent of lead.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-09-08

This will be the last issue of the
NEWS published in Taylor, but we will
be out bright and early next Saturday
morning at Ely, the county seat. In
establishing our headquarters there
We will be more centrally located, and
with the mail facilities now accorded
Us, we will be in better position to
the get the news and give equal atten-
ton to the interests of all sections Of
the county.
As We are not going far, 1t Is hardly
necessary to bid our Taylor friends
goodbye, and We will not do so, for
we expect to come up and see them
often, and they too will visit the
county seat. 1t is, however, pleas
ure to Us to say few words at pull
ing out from town where, three years
ago, We were kindly received, and
ever since literally patronized. For
all this, and many kind courtesies be-
sides, we feel truly grateful.
Taylor, though now under a cloud,
through no fault of its mines or peo-
pie, but through chain of causes,
familiar to all, and not necessary to
repeat, is not dead mining camp. It
il only resting a while until the cloud
that hangs over 1t like . night
mare rolls over. The minss are here
and they look better now than they did
three years ago. It will be strange If
. property 30 valuable IS the Argus
mines will be permitted to remain idle
long.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-09-08

| lnoScius cepl. asts
The New Copper Furnace at Bristol IL re-
ported Is successful operation.
Joseph L. Hayes is awarded ths contract
to carry the mail twice q week from Panaca
via Overton to st. Thomas. His bid was 3d.
e75 per year.
1t is reported, says the Utonisn, that there
about I5O cases OF fever in Silver Reef and
ever 200 in St George. 1t is not said Of what
type this sickness Is, bnt only rare cases Of
fatality are reported
Charley Stein will open his saloon on Main
street this morning. On account Of ZACH of
space his advertisement will net appear till
next week; but he will sell fine liquors, wines
and cigars just the same.
On Aug. 10th. Geo. whitney, . member Of
the Mormon Chuch, applied for registry and
Was refused By A. NJ. Findlay, Justice of the
Peace and sx-eficio Registry Agent of Panaca.
The refusal was on the ground that Whitney
was Mormon and declined to take the oath
prescribed DO statute made At the last ses-
sion OF the Legislature and which is common
ly known a. the Mormon Test Ga th Bill +"
On the i3th. Mr.. Whitney made an affidavit
stating the facts, and applied to the Supreme
Court fer writ of mandamus compelling the
Agent to register his name, and asking that
on the 24th inst, the question be heard. Notice
to shat effect was given to the Registry Agent
who made an answer to the application citing
the statute - justification Of his action.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-09-08

Those marked thus are elected.
1t 10 but just TO state that Fred Clark
and David Felsenthal withdrew their
names early in the fight.
The main contest here was over
Recorder and the Vanderlip delega-
ton was elected entire. Sheriff and
District Attorney also figured in the
contest to some extent, and the dele
cation Is divided on the latter two.
RETURNS FROM OTHER PRECINCTS.
We have the following returns frem
outside precincts:
Cherry Creek = Geo. H. Taylor,
George Holmes, c. w. Keensy, L. ID.
Pierce, Nose Scramlin
Hamilton-A. B. Treece, J. B. Math.
ewson, j. II. Lockwood, VIM. Erskine.
Seligman-A. Shields, Henry Bush,
A. Muir, samuel Harris, Martin Ken
nsdy, John Ceff.
Eoerhardt and Green Springs-A.
e. Pomroy.
White River-C. A. Mathewson.
Ely-H. Featherstone, A. r. Wat
son, Antoine Depauli.
Argus and Monitor Mills-A. J..
Underhill, Ira Abbot.
Osceola-A. 8. Lehman, ]. Fl. Mar
riott.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-09-08
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES

Net al Harmony In Oar Neighbers'
Caap-The Rssuras - Far ~ Heard
From.
Last Saturday evening the Republic
cans of Taylor held meeting to NOM
mate delegates to be voted at tie
Primaries last Tuesday.
On motion, James Fitzpatrick was
called To the Chair and r. G.. Scho-
field elected Secretary.
The Chair having explained the OBJ
ject OF the meeting,
Mr.. Read moved that ten delegates
be named TO be voted for at tho Pri.
maries.
This proved the toscin of war, and
q number sprang to their feet all ITO
once" and opposed the motion, saying
the meeting was not called Ia elect
delegates, but To name sufficient
num- Der for the voters To choose from.
On call of the ayes aud nays, Mr..
Reads motion was voted down.
On motion of [. q. Moon. it was
made the sense of the meeting that
twenty delegates be named Ia be vot-
eel for Mt the primaries, and it was so
ordered.
Mr.. Read then stated that the Moni-
tor mine, he thought, was entitled to
two, aud hoped they wenld get fair
deal, "if not, they would be heard
from hereafter Following is the
ticket placed in nomination, and
the votes cast for each at the Primar-
les, which, to an impartial looker-sn,
indicates that the Monitor boys we're
totally ignored, and if "they are to be
heard from hereafter II will not be
in the coming Republican County
Convention:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-09-08

At q meeting of the Democrats Of Taylor
held Wednesday evening, the following ticket
was placed in the field to be voted for to-day.
Only ten Of the fifteen are TO be votsd for.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-09-08
Another washbura Candidate Fails

1t Is stated that young Logan, the third
candidate nominated by Congressman Wood
burn for West Point cadetship, has been re-
jected because Of a defect In one OF his eyes.
II locks as If Mr.. Woodburn would yet have to
resort to the fair Democratic method of hav
ing 9 competitive examination and give the
eaaetship to the youth who proves best en-
titled to il regardless of the political opinions
of his fafher.-Silver States.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-09-08
Two Modest.

1t il reported that there are q doz-
en- Republican candidates for County
Commissioners, but their mate mod
esty prohibits them from making a
public announcement of the fact.
Whichever of them is elected will
have to display a great deal more gall
in the performance of their duties (if
they perform them) than they are do
ing now.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-09-08

The time card of Messrs. Bartine
and Murphy, Republican candidates
for Congress and Supreme Judge, is
out. They will crate in Seligman
Sept. 22d, Taylor Gath, Ely s5tb, and
Cherry Creek, Oct. LIST.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-09-08
by Acclamation :

A correspondent writes Us At the Demo
cratic primaries In Ward N. b. Garaghan was
elected delegate To the Democratic County
Convention without dissenting vote. In the
language Of the Great Cesar. we had rather be
frat in Ward "than second In Rome"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-09-08

At meeting Of the Democrats Of Ely the
following ticket was placed in nomination. to
be voted for ut the primaries to-day: Andrew
McQuitty, Mike Cohn, R. j. Harmon, Thos.
Hagar, r. A. Martin.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-09-08
posTOFFICE HOURS.

MAI, opens 5 4. N. and closes sr. =.
,,-.,.,sred mail closes 1T IN.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-09-08

At the Republican primaries at Ely the con.
test sentersd on Sheriff and Ross Humphrey
swept the field. Following IL the vote:
HUMPHREY. RAnaRTr
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-06
How the Window Smashers Work.

Breaking store windows for the purpose Of
robbery has been reduced TO a system of
which few people are aware. 1t Is bold
piece of work and requires man Of nerve.
The old method was to smear molasses or
wax on the window pane cover it with paper
md force in the glass The sticking material
prevented the pieces from falling and making
9 noise. The large plate glass windows now
in universal use necessitate another mode of
breaking. The sharp end Of three cornered
file is inserted between the woodwork and the
lower end of the pane, and aquick turn of the
file splits the glass. The broken piece is
quickly pried out without much noise. Some
window snashers carry an iron plate having
a handle like q shield on one side and a sharp
projecting iron rod on the other. This is
pushed against the window, breaks in the
glass and leaves an opening large enough TO
secure good grip at the contents exposed for
show.-Chicago Times.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-06
Agility CT the Salmon.

The gamey qualities Of the salmon causing
him to rate SO high with the fly fisherman
are his strength and activity. One writer
saws: THE salmon and sword fish are this
fastest swimmers of all forked tail fishes"
Another puts his speed at thirty miles an
hour. When ascending streams he averages
from fifteen to twenty-five miles a day, leap
ing water falls twelve feet high in his adj
vance. It used to be thought the fish made
their big jumps by bending double and sud-
denly Strengthening out, the resistance of the
tail against the water sending him forward.
But now it is known he takes a short, sharp
run before his jump. If the water at the bot
tom of a fall is not deep enough to permit
this he cannot jump, and leaves the river al
together, as nature leads them to the head
waters always to spawn. So fish ladders and
fish ways have been constructed in some
rivers otherwise impossible TO them.
As soon as salmon get into fresh water in
the rivers from the sea they have frolic,
jumping and splashing in all directions.
Then again they will roll lazily around on
the surface of the water. But when hooked
everything Of the appearance Of laziness van
ishes, and a twenty-five pound salmon at the
end of line will give man battle royal
-Globe-Democrat.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-06
China Not OyerpopuIated.

Most people are under the impression that
China is an overpopulated country, and that
the constant flow of emigration is due to
that cause and that alone. We are now,
however, told by no loss an authority than
the MARQUIS Tseng that this is an entirely
erroneous idea The emigration, he says,
has been caused by the ruin brought about
by recent rebellions. and not by any difficulty
Of finding subsistence under ordinary condi-
tons. The MARQUIS plan is that the Chinese
government should organize colonization
of Manchuria, Mongolia and Chinese Turk
estan, where there are immense tracts Of
country which have never been cultivated,
aud where the establishment OF q strong pop
ulation would be not only financially bu:
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