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a GENEROUS DONATION.
REsULT or THE LOTTERY BBNBFIT
AT TURNER HAIL.


Iufner HAL Vac niieu oaeuIuay esen
by q throng III men eager to witness the
drawing held on the stage OF the several
1ott.~;ss dov;aa5 nv each ~ the mining
11 -. -
! .n.' u.ss1,0o : Alsa.s
with the plan determined upon 20 RAISE 2
sum for the families OF Edmnnds and
| n,connnr killed n fine MeaderyiIle disas-
49, al thoaa nrssont were
'0.. -
miners VINO nau saken cnance an sno
ings in their mines. Inc Meadervliie panu
kindly donated their services on the occa-
.;on and anl;vanad the proceedings before
ar .on,e :, tha;r
'n0 ~
excellent music. Inc use o. one MOUSE "aS
the free gift OF Mr.. Mcguire, the lessee.
The t;ma act for the beginning Of the pro.
ceadincs was half.uast 4. but it was more
han an hour later before the fun began.
On the stage TO superintend the proceedings
and lend the assurance OF their presence to
the nerfect fairness Of the proceedings, were
Moaara W;iliamso al tine Colorado smelter.
Observation-Disclosures Goodale Booraem 81 the
pi..a p;rJ Rnaoar ~ the T~exington. 0teson
- tba Rntts and Boston. Thayer Of the
= snO Sss~ohoas az Ananondo H;nas ~
IalrSo, Soan - va. "a tha Rostan
one Synuloaso an1
anu 80 snnara fin bor had been nro-
- aisv wL;oh rha connons for ali tba
shaaa.a so,S FORE nnt and thoronoblv
ShoLsn m Roys had heen provided Who.
sftar ho;no hl;ndfolded. thrust an arm into
thS ~ and draS forth tickets which were
hsnJod 70 M Charles M. Palmer who an.
nonnsoa tha nnmhar and with his usuaI
$3.50 and hsnnv address d;rected the nro.
1870 W;n +. Clark performed the
ardnons d,t;as n secretarv an the occa.
s.ue Wa,h u = 1nass and d;snsteh
Tha nannsr ~ drawing for the prize for
each ~ tha eompanies, lotteries was the
sama one.tenth of the number of tickets
soid a. each mine was drawn and the next
t;ckat drawn won the prize in each mine,
ho;no one-fftb If fine money collected. The
drawino began with the Colorado Smelling
and Minine Company. There were 805
tickets sold and the thirty-frstdrawn from
the box bearing the number 120, owned by |
Thomas n. Drew. won the prize which net
ted him SCI cash.
THE Blue Bird followed. Two hundred |
tickets had been sold. The twentieth drew
tbe nrize az forty silver dollars, won by J
n. Conn. No. 212.
The Parrot was third, with LA tickets
sold. The fifteenth ticket drawn was No..
SO. held by Martin Pollard, emitting him
to a diamond Din.
The Lexington Mining Co. sold 1853
tickets. No. ". held BY M. Warren, drew
he prize s34 in money enclosed in al
nocket.book.
The Chambers Syndicate had sold $50
t;ckets M, o held by Tim o. Murphy,
Iraw the nr;ze 500 in coin.
The Anaconda had sold 6s9 tickets. No.
lae hold nv lanes NEWMAN. drew the
- 70 ! f,r .oot
M 49, ~ Montana Comnanv had
Ia ego t;ata+s No 400 baId Nv +.
- 49, tho nr;za a cold watch
T.a p,tta ard Rnston had sold 2O2
.ine N.Y. ooa ha,S hv D. F;tze Won
iche.s e. ~ 100 I. Ola
nh Marono romnanv aloo
Inc BOSTON anu lno 7 daSs,S nayI da yotoh
lonaoeu . plllo ~ Ta.san
WIN cnaln aItavneu uohha a $3.50
iurcK wnicn was won ny Ieeoi Doe
loIder OF NO. o1V. ILL n.t,h 10
.n0 W. wanh
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-23

unse skaHfmetntioo In III keoa1A1. 3he0
uhocuusmp11tpgotnete A4 6g99eR q
6essdio- @2-zsisd 10 9O%
+ HMEc 3, ssss1s.mmAs~aesb
@9ssssaassnn sls = sseiM esSS6 ~
nssRo@ptaExe%%sa 81. sle n hsss..S MS.
DspFsssian and ind1sestioA. QSnm W12@
TnHamaticn and liberation, Eal2fn6 sn1 Q1k
plecementaG Spinal weakness. K5anHG@peMb
mdC2anee OF Eta Consut tie o80nd6e
EYE AND EAR 60 e: -: 4 ::
hssresn cfths Id s~crofnfSos 9es u
ueeA. hAssnsttoa-A6csss. ntm2ne7sd Vhko
I 1fndamstfon Of The En-. ulnsM3R0
cefanh, IntaxnaaceE External neafnaR -
Nysls Staging q Roariug nnis& NAshnsd
NERVOUS s 1ssi,.t'' eess.sss.s
knissnmI Lose q Vital powess. Hasss8hs-
RssDHsdssnoy; hes; 20 q n1 msIaas sss So 8
soois9 $500 Essy pisoou1ssed, Laef & Sonddsaas
Pa; H. It,, . S1 g9s1s e S:i sssaH - e Sass1ss; g: :ss
BLOOD AND SKIN s Rssssis:ss
dsseass mosf horrible In It's resnit-mIpleas6
ersdicsted without the use OF meroufy, Ssa6RAs
ssas, pin h Ie Hsaa and Bones. sxssl&
Sou6 ThEoat MoRfha and Tongue, GhndnhR, NhL
hrpernsnt q the Neck, Rheumatietn, CatEA,
e. Pemansntss Cured when osssr' H'''
URINARY Kidqsy and BlsddF. s.ases
Urine. Fregosnug Of uIinatine. Urine mgascoL
6leet CvptiSa 80. promptly end eaAa5 orr
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Drs. Reeves & BuntOn.

The Old ReEahA
6peci alkst e. mGD
years experiences
treats with WUndak1I
success IN LUNG
THROAT. CANEH
u&H HTULA
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-23

DRS. REEVES L BUXTON,
PRIVATE DISPENSARY.
Cor. Main and Wall. st. opp. Cosmopolitan
hotel, Helena Mont.
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THE i o

Programme or Events At the August
Meeting In Butte.
Through thecourtesy Of Secretary Wynne
Of the West Side Racing Association, the
following programme Of the events at the
August meeting has been furnished for the
OF those interested. The
spring meeting will be held July 3, A and s.
This is the fourth annual meeting Of the
association:
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FREE DELIVERY.
THE PEOPLE OF BUTTE TO HAVE
THEIR MAIL BR0UGHr 70
THEM.

Two Inspectors from Washington Arrive
Yesterday. and After Inspection, Find
b City Entitled to the Carrier sys-
tom which They VIII Recommend It
Once.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-08
Q NoTIcEs
no AB7.
Application For Patent.


4 s. lad omee. i@s Crages n
AueruHHH 4ath. i Il
NOTICE l. ANE @ANAN AhsA
- reaean Ainins e.npanA. -
uMne aHAnasa b. hNFMaHHMs etNffA Nae 90
MnNara. has flts DIS uleH fHleettaA
paEens luf uhiusfn hunffa sisl sFsts
lmraf lesl 81 ths AaHis au4na aF f0h hstA
nfenluua met N4EH #HttseN NHHhA
hundred NAMl fU# g. Mtafhs HtHMkMu -
ralpmas Mtntus 4,sit I'M 49,
mmt~a bv the lid nntss Hmt an taA plHf 90
HIa ~ tnls ora e - tut NJ 50 tn tuw mHhtp y
~outh fanR sse-t 81 prineiIal ta"f9aiae ~
nasr ii Ne Aekteu. said 90 Ne 20 beihs
I ae.amhs q a. taGAuaH. tu.wAft
~nFtsfNNIA6 al cor NJ location cor a
ehlseasa ga rock BE- plaees with hmes ehs
Hxlaxas IA set over ft. with mound 81 sinhsH
I nuH nht~ttaM HsH. WHHmcN HNe cHF g. .ee
il. a. 81 and - O. laH. Esk ~ hehrH 80 deE
81 miuw las e. initial point sfnAumaAs ucafs
Il = deg 81 miu q. teas. No bearing tfreH
axafIa ~. IIls r. hlsu cuF NJ l. ct Alba
trnss lode sur ase aud eor No.l fefiean lode
aut $50 Pelican MtHIua 40 claimants. fhehts
- aeg , mth e atoms unrth slae iiae ~ ~
$50. iual e pass cor Ne. Z sur &c., also neink
cor Nu. Z of Efnhulite lode suf as. 4 ~
i Mhlta IT I'll claimants, 1911 y - cor No
Location core limestone lzNl@AA4 th ~ W
f4aenu with mound 80 stones aud rht#eiou
ESQ. whence. a. q ehl-Ultd uu tust tnee 81
ime ledge marked q kz-fn beafs q = atk
% tain s. Mtb Thence a 81 deg i min ns
q eemdIug steep Hills uf 200 q iHtytsret hh'
4 I'D sur Ass. rulnmas Chief" luhe. 4 n
I Waite etui, claimants, a aa e q q deg MN
" from eor No. = also mteIsset hue B. Z 81
sur aa at sla-3t + = deg a min e from cot 10.
. Z HHH It. 80 tuT SEES "a \ eht=eicu uu rock htuh
marked g 80 " whence. original cor bruf-n ~
o.. Initial Huiht fHlun a. hsstn = II att
IlA min y 10 ft. Thence q W dee o. min v, "a
-aa d iulpr-eet ut : 8 sur a- at - u : =
deg s mia e. fflm eur No 3. 1911 80 g. ts1f Na. I
Location cor e limestone ibNl.k@a tu st n
ground with UouHd ui stout aud chtrelet
whence, ltht= line was uut zuFNtye'
between fstut zs and tar Na. I it hstue TIM
: pu-sIulr tu du .s ui b a%rHHult1l g \ uu ltm'
a boulder marked q u t.iH uC5ts SEQ tsH 3
y min q. % tt ca i GOA Hiuts ivdae m rktu u
{. sau bear. u a neg q 8 q. Thence = u dr
II min e. descending steep nil ut rock blum
Y 600 Il 10 cor No. 4 place ut beginning.
MaHnvtia variation r. deg 10 MN cuat con
. tanning met nfeH Of 70 81 acres. Area ia con
y atpt with sur hs H3 aercz. Area In cuunte
j, with sur lHA. ga Hcrcs.
Tup location ct this mine Is record ed !
4 tho Recorders oficp OF sierra CO., ut Uili'
- Lafouuh. In book g.. page ahl ut mining II
4. cords. The uetuintnz utmuu are sur Nt
9as. 8bH. a7s 4 az Tie Nuiturc mining CLAIM
u un-uryeyrd Pelican mining Co. claimants.
!, ANY and all psrson- claiming udVrr~el
- any norton uf said Eagle MINI cor ruriu,
III artuipd Htp required 60 lie their Hdvet'
%riHfurs with the Register Of tho United stat
~ land uHire ~ "a rs Cruces Ia tine territory
n. Nrw Mexico. durtug the sixty days period
notification hereof. OF they Will be barred I
re- vfrtueut the provisions 81 the statute
EDMUND o.. SHIELDS.
VI noy5U.3 IS kesis''
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-08

kmuur olhers, Mr.. Cafrun and Re
preventative Foster sas ihat the press
+ making a gpgdl deal If uuueces
.ary talk about The uuel Till and that
ID don't know shat q IS bowling about
Tur KNN0E Is ever willing TO give
Nay To those whose wisdom prpdumi-
mates above that Of the ordinary
newspaper scribe. especially In mat
tets 81 state on territorial government
but we can not agree with these honor
able gentlemen In The libel law, though
perhaps their superior intellect en-.
alles them to CLEARLY sight the becon
light 81 destiny that Is 10 strengthen
and preserve the frail platform upon
Witch the people of New Mexico are
assembled. we trust that that such an
ending wttihe realized. but We are fear.
ful. We believe THAI any mai who, poo
se,ses au honorable aud reputable char
aeter. and fears not The open light ofday
cares uot, and viii not seek protection
from the powers Of the libel law rs il
/ therein prescribed. The ~slandererl
tongue cannot penetrate Tie shie'c
made Of -tecl forged from u reputable
reputation.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-08
Notice OF Forfeiture.
To the heirs OF Ira Miller deceased
3Onov IS

To TIFT HtEIH y HTW MIMI WNNFN'FW1
" OF are hereby notified that we have ex-
pended f2uO two hundred dollars IN lH.
Dor and Improvement on each of the follow
ing named mining claims, yankee Boy aud
"Minniehuha' in Black Range Mining dis
trict aud "Dreadnaught" IN Apache Mining
district all In the county of sierra, formerly
part OF Socorlo Co, n. NJ, IN order TO hold
said premises under the provisions of section
231i revised ~tutes OF the United States, being
the amount required by law o hoiu tie am
for the years ending Dee. 3lst. 1857 aud lisa
And II within ninety days after this notice
by publication you fail or refuse to contribute
your proportion of such expenditure ~ CO.
ownrs IN each of the above lain your inter.
est In said claims will become tine property OF
the subscribers under sal section 232t.
JAMES q. WILLS,
Albuquerque, n. NJ.
WM. II. BERRY.
JauA 10. Mt. Pleasant, Iowa
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-08
Land Omce at Los Cruces \. NJ,

FfNINtNN HAitt lTaFs
Notice Is hereby given that the following
uHmrd settler has nled notice If his inten.
tinu to make final proof In support of his
claim. unI thut said proof viii ne made he
fore the probate judge or IN his absence the
clerk st socorro, Socorro Co, n. NJ, ON
March 9jfh. issa. viz
IEANpRO ~EnIlt o on Homestead Entry
No. Cts for the u e. = s " =. u s Sc sec :.
aud the "a " Z s " Il see q ~ 3 :. Rg y V.
lie names the following Witnessed Co prove
his continuous residence upon and eultiva
ton ot, suid and. viz
nnuipl Morn. Vicente Aunraca, sa.adur
Gouzalo., Hilario Gonzales, all Of Socorro
County, y. NJ.
EDMUND 6 SHIEf DIR,
Fehs Is Regi ter.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-08

Having this It'll day OF april, isss, leased
and bonded all our title aud interest IN the
ocean Wave mine. situated in the pulomAs
mi ing district, Sierra Co., y. NJ. notice f.
hereby given thut we VIII not he responsible
for any labor performed ar materials fur.
nished for or upon said mine
W. G. LEWIS.
Aprls-s So Ed 7. D0RAN.
Hermosa, n. NJ, Apr 10, es.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-08

THE RANGE has some strong con
victiuns IN regard 10 the usw board OF
county COMMISSIONER and in expless
ing them, we do not intend To court
favor, to further q present or future
business policy We propose to speak
tearIessly and ~truthfully of public of.
heals and their official acts, regardless
of political affiliations aud to fairly
acknowledge merit and ability OF to
censufe IN a m%ethodical manner ~ tie
situation may demand. We are fully
satisfied, that. that the new board Is a
fairly repre- utatiye, intelligent and
progressive body OF good business men.
We are fully satisfied that the new
board, as an official body, Will nave IN
Official head, TO control its deliberations
aud actions; and We have "A Telling OF
assurance, that the board as a watch
dog, will wag the tail and not the tail
the watch dog. We believe, that, the
credit of Sierra county VIII BE- improi'
ed under it's management ana We
-
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-08

Tie latest New MtAUe fad, Is % PC
cumulale Mubttr iat lfen sWiil heet
and then call %aife.tIau to yeu import
auee A. 4 corporation Of tntesiies.
Ilals aspirations.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-08

The prospect 81 Ne" Mexico he
coming a state Ia the tear future has
fast dwiud al down Of late, and the
passage Of the libel bill, Will We believe.
p~mphaticaily settle the statehood ques.
ton for the present.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-08

The territorial legislature las ap-
pointed d committee 10 mvestga the
acts II certain democratic officials.
L. eatefuL gentlemen. be careful and
not rln.le.t TOO deep.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-08

The samoa affair has hattrr out, tu'
Cant. Jack Crawford, Of frontier iIint
has had a light with a real, 1--we. lujui'
in Cincinnati. This piece OF inteili-
nee is quoted as q genuine fact, the
captain coming out IN top,
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-08

Theutsmpt to smother ilee speech
in New Mexico viii result bout The
same a. Airs. Cleveimu's advocacy Of
dong away aith the bustlc-'bel
crew larger and more fashionable
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-08

MHhafeH 0Cepuuns. all the feei
dent applicant seeking recognition
and appoints eui under the incoming
NATIONAL adm uis ration % territorial
u.aesa Iu Sew Mex SO. aFe a sweet
secuted eel 81 Qugts. 10 confer credit
uten that administration and benefit
The people Of this territory. II Is
l4ushablr g. watch tle antics II these
rslItIraI dead tetis and failures uf pr
waite ule struggle tor place and plum
der. Their qualification. Is not brains
and ability. Il teaotism aud failure and
their genius is not 10 coHIcl good gov
eminent but 90 plumber AID AVID true.
h u corruption. 4 csflti nag policy
Is Tad bui tie appointment 70 office OF
THIS element would simply be dis
aslruns If home rdlu Is to be piYei
to this territory, Def that admiuistra
t ton. 60 cot II is way and recognIz
manhood ana ability. Naw Mexicoha
an abundance Of sbie, manly men, tu
fbey are rot 20 be found among tie "a
|Har4I hu SEES ard huns. seeking 10 col
trol ANA secure recognition with tn
pies drHt-rIect.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-08
EDMUND G.. sHIrLDs.
Register.
q 5. Land once at Las Cruces NJ
L.Innnn.. nj ta.u

4 5. Land once at LHs Cruces, n. NJ,
February end, lssa
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice of his inten-
ttnn 70 mike final proof In support Of his
cluim, and that sal proof viii be made he.
fore REGISTER aud Receiver at Las Cruces, n.
NJ. on March 18Th, 1889. viz:
SAEAs PAUiILA on u. :. No. 2at4 for the
NV : G \, ne = NV 4 sec % and $ Z = W
soc y ~ { 5 Hg Is west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
tion Of. snid land. viz:
Pat fiigginEs, Ahean Hareras Canine Oar.
ARE. Jose Andres Montoya u, oil of socorro
county, n. NJ.
EDMUND g. SHIELDS,
Fcbs Is Register
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-08

Ietauetllen IT. circulated IN ever
town ara haml,t4u NeW Mexico ca uuE
o. attention ~ eaasress 10 the oeeo
rom 81 tie lle. las lust made by uul
legislature
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-08

TFWT UNIV I'M TW"Tl
Notice Il hereby given that the following
named settler hIa filed notice Of his
intention "a mnkr final proof in support Of
his claim. aud that said proof will be made
the III pistpr aud Receiver st Las Cruces,
Ncv Mexico. on March 2jth, Issl, via.
DIARIES VI BROWN on Pre- emption De
clurHtury Statement M. 1873 fnr the lots
Nos II. ~. rs and IL sec No. 8 TIP II s south
range No. Il west.
II" namca the following witnesses to prove
hts continuous residence upon, and ~oulttva.
tipn OF suid land. viz:
Juhu g.. Pctrie. Josiah sanders, William q.
Kendall, Thomas ". Monroe, OF socorro Co.,
\. M.
EDMUND G., sHITLDs,
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-08

shall e ersat1 dlsspfeiaiel should Il
prove Otherwise Tina kAN0E VII
encourage aH sugpau rvefg beneficial
asilau II tie e tosrd and sill ever
keep So sat SO. apnu tie Aesh Iois
ard the Hiast raueH ring.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-08

We notice that Vume ot the he"spa-
pers of the territory are grinding at
the Santa Fe New Mexican because II
has gained the public printing for the
territory. a better selection OF "p-
pointmeut could not have made. The
New Mexican is thoroughly equipped
for the position is the oldest and amoae
the most respectable papers Of the ter
ritury: is of good moral and mlellee'
tual tone, and is giving the news OF
what our Legislators are dong for us
iu a full report every day. surely this
news is more important than cheap
Geographic items ct murders and tie
operations OF bunco men. 1t has lad to
bear the bruut of attacks from vicious
political schemefs. 1t sustained Sc
were loss by fire, but like Il phWnix arts.
ing from it's ashes, the New Mexican
comes witt renewed plunagt 10 al1
in upholding republican PARTICIPATES aud
advocating republican rights.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-08

The bill passed by the present lesis
lature to remove and punish county Of
Hcials Tor buying and Specializing ~
county warrants should be speedily
made alaW. Sierra county would hayt
saved many dollars for Ter taxpayers
had such a law been in force
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-08

Col. J.. ". Dyer, Of Ration. is spoken
Of as tie most probable person to r.
ceiye the appointment OF governor Of
New Mexico under the Harrison ad-
Observation-Disclosures Advertiser.
1t locks like it, suIely.-New Mex.
can.
Col Dryer is supported aud recon.
meuded ty the slauuch Republicans
thuruughuut the territory.
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A Lady,s Perfect Companion

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John ii. Dye, one of New York's most skillful
physicians. shows that prin is not necessary IN
childbirth, but results from causes easily under
stood and overcome. 1t clearly proves that any
woman may become mother without suffering
any pain whatever. 1t also tells how TO over
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1t Is reliable and highly endorsed by physicians
everywhere as the wife's true private compan-
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love are found among those whose millions
have placed them beyond the reach Of
want, and, as far as gold can, of sorrow
and care.
The medical stan Of this institution has
embraced the very best talent that this
country has ever known, DR.. Marion Sims.
DIR. Agnew, DR.. James b. Hunter, DIR.
Thomas, DR.. James Wood, DR.. Charles
Carroll Lee, DR.. Bozeman and many others
equally famous. For twelve years the
Board of Surgeons remained unchanged,
and when the retirement of some and the
death of others rendered the change inevl-
table, there was a sharp competition among
the most distinguished surgeons in New
York for the post of honor. The gentle
men selected to fill the vacant posts are
among the most distinguished surgeons In
our country-Dr. Horace Tracy Hanks, Of
Madison Avenue, DR.. Henry d. Nicoll and
DR.. Clement Cleveland; DR.. Bache Nee.
Emmett and DIR. Thomas Adds Emmett
still remaining on this staff. This splen-
did charity needs further endowment of
one hundred thousand dollars TO make 1t
self-supporting, a home where a poor,
friendess and needy woman can secure
such medical attendance as kings could not
have commanded a century ago. If the
readers of the Broadbrim Letter would put
in ten cents each, the sum could be raised
in week. II some good soul who has
read my letters for years feels that the time
is approaching when her money will not be
Of much more use to her, think of the
Woman's Hospital of New York City and
lay up few treasures where the moth
doth not consume nor thieves break In and
steal.
Blessed be Providence the elections are
over. The Democratic cyclone that struck
New York bounded over Brooklyn, caught
Virginia on the fly, knocked spots out Of
OHIO, and made Iowa a dark and bloody
ground, and has raised hob generally,
strewiug the sea and the shore with the
debris of Republican wrecks. Tammany
is on top. Dick Croker, the great sachem,
is looking around with a ten million power
microscope for the remains of the County
Democracy--so far he has made no dis
coverY.
Among the surprises Of the week is the
breaking of Samuel j. Tilden's will. He
desired to found public library, and gave
his house in Grammercv Park and his
millions for that purpose, lie was law
yer of great experience, and knew all
about making wills, but he failed to make
his own so that 1t would hold, so New
York loses the library and the heirs get his
money. Queer world isn't it, where man
can't do as he likes with his own. If this
wise old man failed who can succeeda
Moral: Do whatever you intend to do in
your lifetime. Don't wait for some one
else to do it after you are dead. Just for
experiment try sending few thousands to
the Women's Hospital; If it succeeds, try
few thousands more, then you can see
while you are alive the good you are doing,
and the recording angel will keep the gold
en- page all the same.
Yours TRULY.
pnOADBRIM,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-23
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