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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-14
Empire Notes.

Miss Mamie Morris is visiting
her sister and friends at yelling
ton, in company with Miss Emma
King.
John Bland had a very valuable
calf shot week ago by hunters.
The calf was shot at his place
while feeding on the river bank.
The old man is very angry and
would like to get the gunner.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-14

Everybody is away at work in
tue hills and to a stranger the
camp appears lifeless. II it were
80 that all the miners employed
here could be in town every night,
Lundy would even now be a boom
ing little place. But wait till next
pay day and see her smoke
Homer Under.
A footrace is talked Of between
a Carson girl and a Virginia
Splinter Of the female gender. 1t
will take place at the next picnic,
and as both of the misses have
won several ladies' races this sea-
son, some rapid work is ex-
pected.
The APPEAL has received from
Washington the Census Bulletin
devoted to the production Of slate
in the United States. All kinds
OF slate are mentioned, ex-
cept one, which is generally a drug
on the market except during cleo
tons.
Son, who has just become
junior partner in his fathers law
office:-Hurrahl Father, / have
iust closed up that old case you
had on hand!
What? WHY. I've
been supporting the family on that |
Ease for the last ten years Wasp. |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-14

Yesterday morning just as the
passenger was pulling out for
Virginia tramp was observed on
the brake-beam of one Of the pas
senger coaches. 1t was too late
to stop the train and when it dis
appeared he seemed to be COM
Portable. No doubt is entertained
as to his ability to get to VIr-
ginia.
LALIEs, ATTENTION. Don't be in
a hurry to purchase old stock dry
goods Olcovich Bros. are expect
ing large invoice Of goods from
New York which they will sell at
New YORK PRICES. You will then
be able to get the very fastest
styles as well as the best quail
ties. Chicago prices are nowhere.
We do not intend to sell out, 80
you are sure to get guaranteed
goods as we aim to hold your
patronage.
j14tf OLcovIcH Bros.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-14
POachers Warned.

The Nevada deer hunters, who
for many years have been in the
habit Of killing deer in Placer and
Eldorado counties, Cal, are here
by warned that a new law Of that
State imposes heavy fine or i'm
prisonment upon anyone killing
deer in either of those counties
for two years.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-14
Absolutely Pure.
STOCKS.


Ophir-5 80
Mexican-3
G. & CO
Best and Belcher-3 10
Con Cal and Vas 55
Savage-3 Is
Chollar-2 20
PotoSi-6 25
Hale and Norcross-2 As
Crown Point-2 60
Yellow Jackets 20
Alpha 05
Kentuck-1
Belcher-3 05
Confidence-6
Sierra Nevada 20
Utah-60c
Bulion-2 95
Seq Belcher-1 25
Overman-1 80
JUSTICE 40
Union-2 40
Alta %
Occidental-S0c
Cha'lenge-2 O5
Eureka 25
Commonwealth-3
Imperial@30c
Andes-65c
Scorpion-15c
Belle Isle-1 10
North Bell Isle-1
Bodie-1 05
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-14
Tuhy Resigns,

State Treasurer George fluffy,
in consequence Of continued ILL
health and inability to attend to
the duties Of his office, has sent in
his resignation and Deputy Geo.
Richards has been appointed to
the position.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-14
Troops Wanted.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IS. The
Secretary of the Interior today re
ceived telegram from the Gov
ernor Of New Mexico asking for
troops to suppress White Caps
outrages.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-14
Good News to Students of Woes
and Instrumental Music.

Professor Haymanson of San
Francisco, is now prepared to ac-
cept scholars in both vocal and in
strumental music, preparing them
lit desired) for the concert or OPP
cratic stage. Address Cagwin &
Noteware, Carson. j25m1
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-14
Nevada's Population.

The following is the census Of
Nevada by counties. Ormsby is
only estimated. as the returns are
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-14

The iron workers in Pittsburg
are now on strike; shorter hours
and more pay.
For SALE.-A house Of 6 rooms.
orchard and garden. In north end
of city, Apply at this office. If
The Chautauquans have opened
their assembly at Glenbrook in
good shape.
Yesterday afternoon nice
shower set in laying the dust and
cooling the fevered brow of the
rancher.
c. c. Powning, candidate for
the gubernatorial nomination.
passed through Carson last even
ing.
Some Of the farmers claim to
be cutting the fourth crop of al
falfa. making about two tons to
the acre.
Yesterday mornings arrivals
were: Judge and Mr.. Murphy
and their two daughters and Miss
Esther James.
A. ii. Markham received the
gubernatorial nomination from
the Republicans OF California on
the first ballot.
In the San Quentin outbreak
recently Calling gun was turned
loose on the prisoners, but not a |
single shot was effective.
There will be a social dance on
Friday night at Empire at Wig |
gins Hall. First class music has
been engaged; admission S1.O0.
I'd
A nice and faithful japanese
boy who understands cooking,
wants situation in family or any
other place. Apply at this office
a1Ow1
Secure copy OF The Registra-
ton and Election laws from the
Secretary Of State. il you have
not already received one, and post
yourself.
A. p. Swenson, representing Van
Nostrand and Bane, custom shirt
makers and mems outfitters is
low at Circe's hotel. He takes ,
orders for the best of tweed suits
rom $50 upwards. a9t2 i
Call on Dr. Calhoun the new den {
list at his dental parlors next door c
o the Ormsby House. The Doc {
or has come to be one of US and [
Expects to do nothing but first
lass work. a2mi :
The Behring sea question is not O
case for arbitration. Mr.. Blaine's i
etter shows beyond dispute that h
England never had any rights
here, las no rights there now, b
nd will never have any without G
ur consent. Then why is there
ny cause for arbitration? The =
lere suggestion Of such a thing
unwise and would be counted
gainst us in Court of Adjudica- f
on. C.
Smokeless powder has just been r.
ltroduced, and recently Emperor e
'llliam witnessed new mode Of n
tack under cover of smoke pro-
uced by the attacking forces.
he two new war devices are not
compatible. Smokeless powder
as its advantage in that it does
et foul the gun, butsmoke is very
seful in concealing the move
tents Of forces behind the curt
n. The smokcless powder COM
ned with smoke otherwise pro- til
lced, an army would have the ii
ivantages without the disadvan-
ges Of the new explosive. 80
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-14

The quality of beef and other
meats procurable at the butcher
shop Of M. C. Gardner, Jr., can
not be surpassed anywhere. All
beef in the shop comes from
steers, as good beef cannot be Sc
cured from cows j24tf
nj. COINS sale will continue I'M
til the 18th Of August, as the en-
tire stock must go. al
WANTED.-A furnished house.
81. - 4ll- .Aa -
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
------------------------
The Tnfure OF Our HIancf.

Among the writings of those who love
TO speculate on the future of our planet
there is probably somewhere Though
we have net had time TO discover it, an
Essay on the cesmical changes which
man will be able 10 produce in the
earth. The data for solving this prob
lem are striking. In few centuries
man has acquired all those powers over
large and solid obiec.s represented by
his knowledge OF explosives and his use
Of steam. Multiply the centuries and
with them tho history, by convenient
figures Ia familiar process in this kind
Of problem), and there IS no reason why
the earth's axis Of rotation should not
be shifted considerably by human
agency.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

M. CoulEerclal a1dcn. oneaihg TIE portals
70 VcEtical alliance. gtz. araexatio1 or rather
EbsorPLiCa, lCtlrl5h 5h-t1cdilG lts atlc oxpo1eats,
Is nos making n1rl progress. ReeE1rcc''y-
llGited reciprocity n oomE-erctl relations
ys3.h o1r ETospsrou5 neighhogs, tried in 1854,
rueGrs in my opinion good feilowship aid Pros
psrlty 3 a. conccraec- Gtn asla would then re-
tsiu tie right q ln1isia,s be- OWE tar.d; 20 ar
render ~ Ler inteD endCct scticn 20 : foreign
poa cr howcrcr friendly. the raLGZs Gnd Co
etslons n matters OF trade for Us would EN-
anGte fror1 Ottawa--nOt frcu Washington
TO a cca,zca CT The Province q Grooec, with
his free. rcu arv.fal res. aosor' tion IA the
greet American commonwealth would be dis
tas-efu,
/ uso the term free" advised as our
r-cde 4 govcruInent which renders our Cab
saCt Miri.tcr- responsible directly to the peo-
pie. is more Democratic than TIRE American
system which r-cl,cs the Presidents advisers
not responsible 70 the people
Tho sons OF Franco iguO-uiniously Gbandored
IN I759 20 the sway OF the traditional enomy,
or tho shores Of The %. Lawrence, have not for
gotten that when evil times came. II was
owtny 20 the Britich nag floating on our
bastions, TINT no guiliotine vGs erected on our
,InarEet-plnce IN r7s9|oS-to shed the generous
blood Of priest and citizen. Had they any han
ke-lnC fer CT &C OF allegiance the fate in the
clvfi StateJ CT their French brethren N Louis
lana, sold as useless chnttcis by their master
Napoleon l. l. 1904 might teach them G not I'M
profitable lesson.
Who, then. In our province would be the
gamer By anrezGtion 20 the United States, or
by return 70 Home Rulef Certainly not that
powerful, Independent compact body, the
Roman Catholic Clergy, kept UP BY the dthes
paid by tho peopie-contTolling the education
OF the rising generation-owning boundless
wealth "a real estate, in great measure
exempt from the burthen5 OF municipal taxa
tion-urlike thoir French European colleagues,
who Erc pcnsio7ers Of the State and fettercd by
Sc as 10 their teachings and incomes. Would II
then &c toe l0cscSf How would French con
scr.ption suit them. or laws promulgated by
Congress in foroign language-the Englishi
Would 1t be the wealthy class' No. But l
have heard Il often repeated: What boon
f. would be for Canadian farmer to be able 70
carr his farm produce 20 tho American mar
lsets Of M0ine, New Hampshire, Vermont.
IIc then would stick 70 his paternH acres; nor
would he seek living clsevhere-growtng
rioh rapidly" This spccious argument won't
hold good on examination.
From whence, pray, IS the greatest exodus OF
farmers ard farm hands Ut PRESENT. Why, not
from French Canada, but from New -Hanp
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
The Petition 6ieDer,

Business Man 90 a poor acquaintance
who has entered his ofTicc)-What can I
do FOR vou this morning?
Acquaintance know I have been
unfortunate 90 late. ] an compelled q
give my note for q small amount and /
hsvN. called 70 request you 20 sign il
with me. II is only for twenty dollars.
business Man 1cily)-I cant do it,
sir ! make IL rule never 70 lend ny
name Tor any purpose.
An hour after
Benevolent Person - Knowing bow
humane = man you arc 7 come 20 request
your siEuafEre 20 a petition 20 the Gov-
rr1or Of The STATE 20 pardon man who.
b. q moment ~ alteration ~ mind.
murdered two or three people, and he
wants - get oct of the peultsntiary.
VIII Tcu give rs vo-ir 0aue9
Business Mar [=carce'g glar-.n- AZ
TIE petition oh. ertainiyt Justice
should bo tempered With mercy. fHa
signs and n murderer is turned loose
npon society a-afn- l-Tex1s SiftinFs
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
So ~ snID Lt


s1s. - grID LsIsR EfE aEEAE & lsAnrss
Igsa4 E1F1ss gGsEzflsfersB Ezcus-
"a r..s...e as.- asasra a. s.1rr~-sfe.a Z ~
~ -~--.g a-rs..f azaesza
a. .sr4.--eaf Ara. 4 ooaesaes- -
- arss-sa.l r.fls..s ia tass
farxee- rFa.-a -rsssr %
- sr-rcd fse.-s,sieg. a.
e. has 1s.eu aa-Lless - pzrs 4
a. .as Lhsral gs-fq q GAIA
T. a-f = sr,.,-i-r -. tint f-.rs
T. -e.t z-ra ~ I-uif.sa
r. - 1.uas1 tAis tsaaaaey 81
49,. .rerfaIa 49, - llaks fhfs ncl-
ieet :. ~. l.-.,.- 1-.-ss u C,.asdA Of one
f1.f r.lers kla prevaiant
1.Fsd 111 txis-la..
a e ra.r. s. esrsyfs rsouois
A. .-e- 1a uat-h t,.r --e-r n ITSELF
ssa1 rs go a. = ra .1ar tha1 even
a. 5. @ E.-a. .e "a 80 uCsJ sic0aay
o. e-li-1se
ao a.arssi ~ g. thb eo--l-
a. t reat q am-1f stEl "a
yoa.f As ic sa4 lslIt2 people it S nct
90 t.-.a tsey sa--ld ts lesoa4 ssaTvE-
Do l alsar Df-r co-lclafzg -
A.. 7 = ecsEirg ~ Eaftr1 pgo-
cGlrs trt q frers a 70 igsUe alE cu-sss
g. .s- s--pits e1tt esat rae ceople en-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

re-Maine-VcrrnGrt These farmers have
access 20 the American market and still their
sry Is hard times" and their TcarIings AID
fittings toward pastures new alarming Tho
drcarn-ff drcarl exists q which doubt-of
New France under Q Frrnch pTcfectorate on
the lower -. Lawrence may 30 safe.y left IS
e theme for speech3ying to the hothcaded.
restless candidates FOR not0rfcty rho each year
on TIE 9Th of June e. lean Baptistc day.
hold forth 20 odnSt1Dr crowds. oblivtous II or
irro-tnr past hi-tory.
Should the meteor rag Of ord England, under
whose fcids our Dominion has expanded 70 rs
p-etrn. dine ssfons- ever disappear from This
coutiacnt-wAich God forcid 1T woa't cc tho
rsvclurlonary banner Of modern Frauoo wblch
viii reniaoa r. TIE Monroe doctrine slauoers;
n ia not dcrd T1o d-o fate K FFa-ccs
pro- sro Iurzlers. b-uv0 IsTiuihsn-st ancs
ozs In lark rs4tcf. = danger signal 20 auy E1r0
psan r. tr1der on western soil.
A rPant a Roman Tea from a british stand
Yoir-, has been lately sprung on OFT shores
imperial federation. The plant may possibly
In the lutUrc pat f0-t1 ieaf and Blossom 10 time
becc1lo noble tree f1il of promise. It's yet
in nc md Let u7 watt and ascertain vhat fra-
perfJ federation win briag fortA win it be
Constructive freedom thc World over IN opposi
tion - ne sissoivfng torcs ~ German socishsn
c. chroni- Frsnch rcvoireonsf
rosy setu-tlFa ssroga OCCASIONALLY peers
on r. ~ bright hcriro7 cf a disfaof fs'uro-
81 r7rnSeuc7. lrfcuenjcrce for th2f larger
Aau n g1a aortAsrr continent known ss Tho
Tonsinicn ~ Ca1o6af A'-er tb1- 3. should yrt
t5c vision rrs-f = slle z attained. iaaprac-
tkarie
T5c greet 5a1k - -1r ~corie p--1i . thcir
rorthfai efr-zr-h frat,~-sli7 fis1-zed 20 ~1ur
peopfs sre zsffsaed 81 wrrk arf sn5er To- eye
cf Frn-i ss.ce. rfasIr 0-n sestiuiss ~ ere ii1es
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

che Story OF a Susceptible Employer and
His Typewriter.

HIS peNhAtSE'
There is in Washington young type
writer whose good looks and charming
manners justify the sentiments which
her employer feels toward her, says the
Washington Capital. He is in the habit
of debating his CORES spondence while
her expert fingers transfx the words as
he utters them. The other morning
he concluded to end the uncertainty
which had come into existence by ask
ing her to marry him. She was en-
gagged on some copying when he ap-
preached her and poured out his scnti-
.oents, and, notwithstanding the
warmth of his pleadings, kept right
ahead with tho clickety, click, click of
The instrument. In fact, she paid SO
little attention TO him that he became
discouraged ano left the room, intend
ing to speak TO her when her mind was
free from her duties. He went to his
lunch, and on his return sat down to
sign lot of letters that lay on his
desk. There was large pile, and he
went through it mechanically until he
struck sheet near the bottom. Jump
ing to his feet he simply exclaimed:
"Wel, I'll be blowed" The cold. glar,
ing. type-written letter read:
''MIss SUSIE: May be you'll think
I'm an old jackass, but ] amt. mean
business. know don't happen TO be
very pretty, but I'd be good to a fam
lily. l was thinking that may be you'd d
learn to like me if you'd go to church
with me-and give the minister few
minutes employment. And this ain''
TO save any salary, either. It's because
/ want you for your Say. YOU ain;
listening, are you? Wol, I'll come il
later when you amt SO busy"
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

have -r. SO, fo-rd ne economical condition
pcceS-e-v % r-.,,c tie country as aOundaatly
proLac s.. -.-.-- ouiG be, that the consuming
Dc tcc --iol IS 10. afcqlGte . itS pro
d. 81 WE. -a 'h-t We have not Jet foand
eher-el ~ t-,c i-c-casi2g cr>rv-y and activity
OF cur q. cplr Under such conditions. whcD
tno llt-r o4 .ae fc5p.s viii nos yield as much
q 1. r.lf rc.cLt economical conci-
rio. g. lie 20 ,xpect that there viii
r. ro .----- 80 u 80 land. or pride IN the in.
stitltiole ~ thc country. The fisherman win
TEL you trat 81 he could scnd bis ash free 70
Boz cl4 .-.icrd he would ask Tor nothing
uCrC. iy fhc fG-uer aDt the iuI1beTnan,
an csc r. -l-s rc--roctrrer want nothing
mo, fhara removal u The barriers which pre-
49, SEER free access 90 tdo markets Of the
IT, a,-...
.N-rc 1nc fact which more than any 9th
e. he's cha-ec.crizod Ca2r.a1 politics since
thc ~crces Son q rCspca~ible government, IL is,
that 81 la rlways bocu the oGorts OK Ca
ual.'1l Zee. c % Cad Few outitts and channels
f. t.el- ir.- --s crcrsy. though these e.
e. sr a ir--ri.a a. I'D spasinCCic still
r. r~r. b.e1 q rc~r 1rfal cri distinctive 0s
Tfr--ior -a p.as fr1u a. unnatural o. natural
g. E. iral .oes lon. just rs q man who finds
fir-el ir D rfIlted 2tu4osuhcrr VIII turn n
ev rc,i0n 90 81 breath u fresh rt,
xl-a0-- which De -an not i've
lr BIAS uerl rre-d that 20 lin.. the importa-
tcrs r-rrl .hs Jnitr13tal1 free - iuty. while
~ far -,o lnror ati0ns fgln Great Ertci1.
wortl re a's.rgol To this objection I would
re- 'v .el+ or colonial nleei1uco does not he.
rnr-ftb1t vo sta1l3 be ae-erredfron the spirit
% enterprise. or ,aat we sloaid sefasc = exS
tent rur t-s.. .n- increase cur pro- 'crity &C,
ccr l1- f-st -ettccs wlich CgT1-acli
g. scIv-e 20 rr- judgment. We are 3 c1lo1v
0 -7-i-na if IS true. bHt- - ara colony rOt
r. arrc. BOB ~ cloice. an1 y wc ars coiouy
foGlF. s. i7 aeraase We are convinced shat ~
fIn tr-f ier car colonial 6epcrdence ts
C. stitfe wf.b the lsrgsst Eeasu-e Of
Nft.ar. ..l-1- r.ent 11.i ulntcrial prosperity
lord Pr'm- rstan tFsufy ysars ago sad in
rrie-. to the British Amerlcaa proviuces-
"ff f.s. r,acrs fcr th1T0seiFcs strong
o. M a ~ an tlci- o-n ground and =
sfc- ,-i-- "a. f-nr-r ta u,ai1fai- their Co1rec-
to- rrfh r we vfood Fav. ffof 81 od zen
49, tt- nr-rs 90 U1rirtlin yourselves
s. 1rn T--e ars fre sen --e1ts ot
rrtee e..-e--r -rrr teli rs that vhencv-r
~ orr u.iCsi HncrfT &C arc free -
haVe f- rne 40 rct loslre- ard 4
usv sf1fe fa-ay lel.-v colatrg men 70 r'ra.ch
c- ts ro u0rr loyal -cca ~ r'cn
a. hf C-1~u er tac AulcT-c1n con
rr.n- e-e tnat cciC-ics nge 1rs-
sir q. nr-r- 1atf--s as S. g ne destiny =
-a. go ere W. assume
as- nniel w e-ne fag a-rracor
n I.r-.e rrr aca tsan Gr a. Er'aln. Is Tor
81 ---rsfr ie rs present potscaa r-ls'ion
r wse1 iae present resa-
e. -rfs sd -aaa6s asst heco--s
q ref -t-ocrfhe- 3at whens-sf
r- rs --e era I--1us-r ~ Tc-f
-erf y hc-r-'s. an 7a'iSfed
trs vH take r-rs net only n
Pc fu- -srfst.o z-a lava ss enc soa
iea n.s ssthe- -1 r-cerne him
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

szzz 80 szrr'arr c1-~e 4zuesa gu<
esEer. .il - 80 1-z1ssf
a. - azgef-l fr.sas1.gE q - ss141y itz~
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zElseea .s cs r.-r-ssuf4 ascs 81 - ~ zl-z-@14
g. Es d "a. 1szl-t. 49, eef -@-l r4te 4sey
s1-r sas4ls sc .lcse p7szlei lss So s0serzE-es-s
s-s1.l lE~T pegz11 Fte-F 4sss-l -ssot F1s k.srt
a. - &C. - rts t.1ssfillsls.1t 90 Cszss1a =
rraler - 5e1s EIlsF 4--1 -1fL.l1s elsa
H.ztfze asrst.ses. sse-s -tzs 80 p alr<eiges.
81 Eisa sla1 - s'ir rz sssrtss,s. sss sssEzer -
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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

a1 Toa- MkCpoHALns
weir a. og thoss uoiiucd isalers who
lnaY 30 grssamed 81 sigo elpraasioa -
Llao We've "a .lalr parity
A geaeral dI.le reaai oi me projects
~ Canadtln renaeuee and 0f an
nexat1n 70 tne nlted States wsa eN-
pecsed. s1n sa determined oppo-
stlom to both these schemes was not
EnaciDa-eA so fav as commercial
unios-os, ~ ths Canadian Liberals
rrsfor Cd taaiEna-e ik. 'uurestricted
Fs,ol psootsg' -is conoerned. 81 Is probable
that sbe only Kind of reciprocal trade
with tho United States Witch even the
llberals of Canada would agree -
ssoud be 1f such . character "a would
fal 20 secure tae approval or the Coy
ernmsnt ~ he United stateA
There ar8 now 80 Tho Canadian Par
I1fnent ~ sl8 meubers bat two avowed
ennssx ti0uisss Ellis, q New Bruns-
~ ca, and Choquotte. % Montmazne-
Bat noi6her of thcso was eioctet as an
ann.xati0nist, amt both voted in favor
~ The alidress ~ loyalty e. tho Queen
~hbah Was recently taken IN the Par
lsmanE
The lotterg subjoiucd, received IN 70
rponso ca the cirsular q inquiry. c0nssi-
tfste a rerlarlkaolo and ecVceedinEly in
tsresting symposi un On vhas arc barn
So topics in the Dominion and In Ger
fain psszss Of shls county at she present
time Tho writer's arc the leading
So, A--u IL Cauada- Most ontspoken
aLcSls suggestion u gbe slightess
rnanes in tho existing relations be-
b,soen thfs country and the Dorainion ia
80 Ioha A. Macdonald. Who yotOes the
Nholo su6inct with the w.rTnth and con-
9dence a. q leader who Is sure Of his
f1ilowiuv. hon Wilfrid Laurier, tho
,yrcat I8bersl leader. takes = moro gen
ssrons view ~ q mat5eF which he cvt-
tifsntfy CONSIDERS IS intsrw0ven with the
as-sffng x his country. SIR James Alex
ssnds.r Grant. n ID. sho nest smtnent
cf C.na1fan rfF8icians, and almost
eo-naIiy distinguished IN uterature;
Jwnes Nas-rhersou 10 Moinc. the leader
n fne Canadinn barr senator William
John Macdonald. - Virtoria. Z G., an
Fxtsnsivr landed VrCV-ietor m Nova
scotia re- Rev. }. TraEers Lewis, Lord
fs4hoU of Cresrio erd head - Che Angii-
ran rha-ch ln Cana.la; ID ~. Nacpher-
ssn p~esffert ~ fho Comedian Dairy
4narss Association, Rev. U. j. Macuow-
eu. ~ ~t Ant-e.es ChUrch. Tor0uto,
and Edlscr Gecrre stewart - tho Cue
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THlRry YEARS SICK

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hours at tlluf. lra a.sf AAIia iotl- Pass ts
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Is my thum when { cuIried or I'd htrt n4n
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cough very bad long ald narl ani irS,1.n = -
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bic pain Doe oW fly tetrf and rnel nar 20. 1 %
treliment with Dr. = Clay Todd. A. Nonroe-st..
room I. o. ana Rapids. Mfeh-. OcI. 5. l,>. al
have been getting better ever since. and am now
very much better n ~ srX r-Sp--r ~ ~ - 1tls
treatment. Dec. IH issA. PETER hktlIiDt.
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