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The Delta independent., 1891-07-29

Alexander & Co., at the lakes, are now
seekers, having just completed, a few days
ago q convenient and comfortable hotel.
Gale Eros. Of this city did the work, and we
can vouch that everything is in frst-clnsl
shape. Hunting and fishing was never bet1
ter in that locality, aud all who intend visit
ing the mountains this season, caanot 6Y(
more comfortable place, than at the LID
der lakes. Make one visit to this popular
resort and you will be satisfied that the
statcmsnts above made are correct Their
charges are very reasonable.
BY Sunday next the new bridge across the
river at this place will be comp leted. Only
one more span required to reach the otier
side. The completion of this bridge will be
hailed with joy by Delta county citizens.
Mr.. Green living up the Gunnison has con.
trscted with Robt. Holnraft for the erection
Of a large stone house aud Hr. Holcratt has
already began to arrange for work.
Walter A. Wood mowers reduced to 500
by the Delta Mercantile Co.
tll;rains on tie d. & r. g. r. z from the
east were delayed several hours Monday, on
acc"un, Of washoiit OIL Marshall Pass.
large sisipmento oi the best eraes of Delta
county fruit was made from this city to lead
vile "Wednesday.
Walter A. Wood mowers $50.
J. b. Wheeler is now busy delivering his
pamphlet "a history Of Delta county"
o. T. standish represented Delta county in
the Western Congress at Gunnison Saturday.
Walter A. Wood mowers $50.
Get your Cooper wagons of W. G. Simpson
4 Son.
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N.u,.,s.n cause. Mue,, Insanity.

The highest medical authorities os Europe
and America have recently decided that n
large perccntasc Of cases of insanity is scansed
by the eScrutiaiing pains of Neuralgia Of the
head and face. II any member of your tami.
" suffers this tormcntor, iaducc them TO try
Baliard's Snow Linincnt. One application
will AFFORD imiasdiate relief and you viii sson
be rid OF dangerous and ternenting disease.
Billiards. Snow Linimeht lis the most pcpe.
tr,tiay Liuin,ent known. II positively curea
rheumatism, lame Buck, Contracted Nus.
clcs, Old Sores, Corns, Bunions. etc. 1t pen.
etrstes and opens upt the pores, drawing all
poisonous matter TO the surface. restoring aud
promoting u natural circulation .f the blood
through the diseassd parts. Sold BY 4, N.
hcMurray.
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Trustees sale.

Default having been made ia the payment
of a eeItain rroRimissory note executed By
William II. Pollard, for the principal sum
of -Four hundred and fiiy dollars $3.50 pay.
able 10 the or.ler OF Hayden & Dickinson, and
secured BY certain Deed of Trust exeeuted
by The said William ii. Pollard, cn the 9Th
day OF August. A. y. 1857, aud recorded on
the 3isi day Of Aagust, 4. D. 1857, iu Book
at Page -, Of the Record. of Delta Couaty.
State OF Colorado, public notice is hereby
given that the undersigned. Job A. Cooper or
ip east Of has dea,li, resi- suation, removal
from the ciis Of pcnTcf. or fiaiiart TO ast, or
other iuabili,. " said Cooper, taea the uner.
sigued, Elias Il. Barton, Sheriff of Arapahoe
County, Successor in 'fsas; iu said Deed o..
Trnst mentioned, viii by vir:re and under
the power Rnd authority of said Deed oG Trust
SnG foT the purposes therein mentioned, sell
at public auction at the fremont street door
of the Court house In Denver, IN the County
Of Arapahoe, State OF Colorado, at ;be hour
of twelve O'Clock noon. on Tuesday The 18th
day Of August 4. D. 1891, the properly in
said Deed of Trust conveyed, situated in the
County of Della spd State of Colorado, aud
described as follows; to.wit: The west half Of
the south west quarter I'VE, swtl Of section
twenty fear Ca, and the north eas, quarter
fthe north ens, quarter incl, ned OF SECTION
twen'ysix COZ, and the north west quarter
Of the north west quarter fnwl, nwl) Of sec.
tion twenty Ave ts5). all in Township thir-
teen tiS) south, in Range ninety Eve to5)
west; together with all wafer rights belong
ing to said lands
JoB A. CooPgR. Trustee
ELIAS r. BARTON, Sheriff Of Arapahoe
County. Sacec>sor in Trust
First insertion, July s;h 1921.
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STERLING NDss. Ce.
ID. Bailey Manager

In a letter rscsiv.d to-day from II. s.
Thomas. he state, that the remains OF his
fa:har reached home in an excellent state OF
pre-, ,ervation, which prnves conclnsisely that
WIN. Gale understands the cmhalmius pro.
crss. Mr.. Thomas, son of the deceased ex-
pressed MS heartfelt, thanks TO Mr., Gale, for
the manner 10 which the remains of his father
were preserved: His words were 'just as IA.
t. raj as life.n
The Delta independent., 1891-07-29

Mr.. BiHeiox is now arranging 10 open an
ice cream psrlor aud bakery in connection
. variety Of candies, equal TO any ynn can
aud in the eastern cities, and We predict thu,
hr will manufacture As good bread AMI cream
a. you eau buy anywhere. Pstronire the new
spterpri.e, as IL ~iI, add greatly to the conve-
nieuce Of Delta ciiiaens.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-29

Letters remaining uncalled for in the post
flee Mt Delta, Colo. July eth, 1891:
Dreiren, s.M,j s3yers5 Milton; Eiebusst
George.
If no, called for in 30 days, tLcy will b,
sent 10 the dead letter office.
W. o. STEPHENS, P. NJ.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-29

About Angus, 10th. We will hare the lar
gest line of mems, youths ard boys clothing
ever h-cszh.,e Del.a--S ..rsie-s yhst defy
all p,mp-tition this side Of the range. Wa
expect To do the claihing trade Of this county
this fail. our immense trade in this depart
msns .; our store daring che shcrt time We
have been here warranted Us in buying the
uue above mentioned.
STERLING ADs. Ce.
ID RailrY Manager
The Delta independent., 1891-07-29

This Delta Co. Fruit Association have already
received three car loads OF fruit packages and
are having them rapidly 6llcj with the very
best Of all kinds Of fruit. The shipments
from this section this season will be larger
than ever before. Delta county fruit is con.
sidcrcd the best in the state and the demand
Is increasing daily. T. II. NcGrsnshan is
doing good work for the Association.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-29

Rev Samuel barber. WIN has,b-en preach.
ing for the Presbyterian church Mt Rocky
Ford. Colo. for the past two years, will hold
services IN the church here on Sunday Aug,
9Th and also on the 10th. He comes here at
the request Of the church, with yiey OF Io-
eating if the way is open.
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Public sale.

will sell at public sale on the grounds
:so miles east OF Delta, Tuesday Sept, lst.
1891. all property belonging to me. also all
stock and farming implements. Sale being
maie sn account OF bad health.
l--,nu A. Haynes.
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ruri..en,n Arnicn snlvc.

The bAst salve in the world for cuts, bruises
es, sores, ulcers, Sait Rhcnm, fver. ,rres,
tefter, ehapped hands, chilbisns. cornF and
all skin, erupticns, and positively cures
piles, or no pay required. II is grsranteed
10 give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
Funded. Price 25 cts. per boz. For sale by
LATHAM 4 WILLIAMS add NJ. McMuR-
~ y ~
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sssUED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
NerrCE.
fobT FORK srAGE TINE TABLE.
QkpoN wkrGnr. pronr,.,r
s'ou n,y 0mc.r..

County Commissioners-First district, ". n.
yseMnr. 'seeyna district. ueary Tcnchaut; third
Ehsrin-w. 3. G,artlet ~
1reasurer-AmDs X Howard
County Judge q W. Hcnry. a
6urvsyor-J. 4 Curtis.
sxssor-F- n Bnrriti
coroner-br. y. X. EIasted.
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Church, Notice.

Regular services OF the NJ f. church in
the court house next Sunday, Aug, 81.
Morning at II a m, and evening at p. NJ.
Sunday school at go p. m. All are cordial
ly invited.
Eigsr White. Pastor. a.
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DO yoU WANT % save from % to 5

DO YOU WANT 70 save from % to 80
cents on every dollar you spend? If so,
write for our illustrated catalogue. coniain-
ing Illustrations aud PRICES of everything
manufactured in the uiiisd States at inamu-
fncturers' prices. 10000 illuSirations all
lines represented, Catplocur mailed free OF
application. address Chicago General Sup
ply Co. IFS West Van B.ren ST., Chicago,
Ills.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-29

Ths ladies of the Presbyterian church eS-
tend thanks to Er-. Cha.. johnson foranum.
Der Of pretty nowers furnished by her which
were used during the funeral services Of Rev.
Thomas pastor Of the church. Also to A. c..
Butter aud VIM Gale for n sheaf of whea,
used in decorating the church.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-29

WIN. ButterHeld, the new shoe n,akcr anil
repairsr, located first d"or south af Gale Bros
store IL being ratronized quite literally. lie
IL doing good work ut lowest living prices.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-29

Ifyou want a farm wagon, spring wagon,
frnit wagon or buggy, in f'ct anything on
wheels hop't fail to call on W c. Simpson &
Son. They lead 'em all in low prices.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-29

Final proof was made In the estate ofN +.
Pifer, deceased Monday. d. N. Campbell
wss the attorney fer the admini.tratrix Mrs.
A. X. Pifer.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-29

Waiter A. Wood mowers po Isaser con
trolled by the trust. The pelsK Mercantile
Co. ass .. ling them far $40 escA.
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summer Pasture.

"Siivertip Ranch,' Surface Greek, adjSln-
ing Meldrum's Horse Ranch. ieo acres fine
pasture, safely fenced, posts and poles; no
barbei wir,,. Horses taken after June LIST on
reasonable terms.
w. c. STRONG,
Delta ?. o.
Colo
The Delta independent., 1891-07-29
s.ss,.. Clare. tMeekor and ..h ST.,
II. GRANT. Pastor.

sefv'ces every Sunday at II A. N. aud 7:aD p. N.
sunday schqnl at Ia r. " Prayer neetip.,
every Thurday at ..3nr " co,ena,a meet.
ing "n the Saturday tefore the third sunday of
each month al 2;3orN. All ars cordially ip-
vited 10 the above seT.lres
The Delta independent., 1891-07-29

In or,icr 10 make rooM for fall and winter,
goods Mrs. ]. N. JsG.rs offers her stock Of
summer clothing for men and boys At bar.
gn,n. Boots and shoes will also bc nut down
to tho very lowest notch. All are earnestly
invited to take advantage of this closing out
snlc
The Delta independent., 1891-07-29

SALARY, $50 per week: auted- Good
Agents "a sell our general line of fAesuhandise.
M pesisilins. Akavs salary Will - paid TO
''llvs" xesaia. F"t ll,r,hrt lmtesusetlcn, ad.
slrsss Chicago 0eae.st euprlY c.. l7s West
vaa Rnrss b., ohsazc, Us. ,A.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-29

Robt. Holcraft has now IN operation, his
new Champion hay bailsr and is doing excel.
lent work, so is has been reported. He is
said to have QUE at the hest machines for the
business ever brought into the county.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-29
VIII Trade.
Look Here.

Blackboard (single) for fresh milch COW.
T. Blachly.
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Bath HOgse.

/ j. W, Rau7din has d'ted- up bath
housei1 sonnec.ion with his barber
shop. Call ard sse lriai; next door to
Conklin Rres
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6e,h.di., Epl.cope, ,bur,n.

Rxv EpoAn wHrTg, Pastor. r.
pfeecnlnr IN the Court Hoyse every Sunday at
IlMa- ;n anu I;5o y. IN. sunday School III the
C.un House at sse0 p. IN. Prayer iaeesiIg
meonssdhy evening In 1he parsonage Il
The Delta independent., 1891-07-29

. j. W, Rau1din has lifted up bath
house1p sohGec.ion with his barber
shop, Call ard sse lriai; next door to
ConkIin Rres.
Go to the Delta Planning Mill for Oils.
Beile' Linseed oil sl.lo per GALLON. Golden
Machine oil, 70, cents; En,ck oil, 60 cents
Turpentine, S110 per gallon. 49,
n -
See those Leonard ReftisStssssSxs n
SiMPsos's.'
II you are the owner sses,dictionary, got
one of those handsome hSiaers at Gale Bros, !
only $500. ~,
Bee supplies at eseBrs
Fuii Ling
ofEshins tackle at W. 6. ,simpson&sou's.
Try "FuIl yalue' tlrs bes. Set. cigar in
Delta at eelsnan,., re:.. t1ssae blset.
Nice clean beds st the. Ceusrul House,
Mrs Frank Hepworth Pso;Hietfass.
Meals at all hours at the Central House,
Irs. Frank Hepwerth, Proprirtress.
Make yosr horae attractive by the useof
neat and stylish wall paper. tale Bros have
200 styles to seiecttfrom. oakland ~. them
/. All kinds of sewing machine needles aud
fittings a: Gale Bros ~
Best On Earth.
The Leonard dry air refrigerator, for sale
only by w. q. Simpson & SON
We have money, for few gilt edged Real
Estate Loans. First come first sef-ed''.
BLAcHLy & BALDWIN.
Come quick
And get pair of Levi Straws oyeralls for
75ets. at W. C. Simpson & Sons.
One l,alf your life is spen; in bea-Why
no; make yoar self comfortable by using one
of those all steel bed springs at Gale Bros?
They are the best and cheapest
Buy your Rubber Boots Of W. G. Simpson
& Son.
See those nice Dinner Sets at Simpson &
Sons Hardware Store.
Get Your
Screen Wire Cloth, New Idea Spring
Hinges and White Mountain Ice Cream
Freezers of W. G. Simpson L Sou.
BEFORE going on your trip to the Grand
Mesa stop in at Gale Bros. and examine
their line ef split Bamboo Rods at from =, 90
to sI2, 90 each.
The be-: assortment of Fly Hooks and
Lines in ;he city a. Gale Bros.
Money to loan. on ranches, eha,tels1v per.
sonal security.
Carriages for the little folks at Gal q
Gaie Bros are Headquarter, for mattresses
and pillows
The largest stock of picture MOULDING ever
in Delta, all styles and prices, at Gale Bros
lfyou want the best mower male bay the
Bnckeye.
Screen doors at Gale Bros, all sizes.
Low Prices Talk.
And no place 10 they speak lou,ler than
at the Hardware Store OF ". SiInp,on&Son
Ii you want a new wagon call OF the Delta
Mercantile Co
The Delta independent., 1891-07-29

Go to the Delta Planning Mill for Oil-..
Beilel Linseed oil sl.io per GALLON. Golden
Machine oil, 70. cents; Bn,ck oil, 6i5 cents
Turpentine, sl.10 per gallon. 49,
The Delta independent., 1891-07-29

Mitchell wagons ana Walter A. wsed
mowers cheap fs' cash AZ Tho Delta MercaH-
tile Co..
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Fresh candle, daily at Bseio~'s.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-29

cedari1ed carpet lining at Gale Bros.
Pure home manufactured candy made anS
sold a, Bigclcw's, door south of Campbell'.
law office.
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ssI2@
Ce.i~s.

4. C. BvrLEr, Treasurer.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-29

The Delta Mercantile Co, are agents for
Wood mowers and binders.
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Advertised Letters.

Eirer White. Pastor. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-13
BvENOs AYREs BANKS STILL CLOSED.

Buencs Ayre,. March l2.-The Custom House has
been reopcned. but tie banks remain closed. II is
pected that London financial houses Will within week
or subscribe 81 600 600 in gold to the loan
a few days ago cable dispatch stated that the
bourse and the banks at BuenO, Ayres would remain
closed for two DAYS. on account Of holiday and is
was difficult task for those familiar with thr ArCen
tine to ascertain what kind Of holiday either hstor
cal or religious referred TO. The explanation
only preteXt, aS is shown by Yesterdays Dispatch
which says that, though the Custom House has been
reOpencd. the banks remain clo7rd.' That closing
indicate the eliminating point of situation
which has been constantly represented in these com
ents as hopeless, since chc revolution Of last July Al
Buenos Ayres and the accession Of DR.. Carlos Pelle
crini 70 lie Presidency. The worst feature of the
situation j, that the Argentine crash has affected not
only the firm Of I|arnc Brothers and the Bank Of Eng
land t-e but also the Paris socetc dc> Depots ct
Complies Courant>" which ha, been compelled to ask
for a loan Of S12.OOOOOO from the Bank Of France
Argentine securities held in France and q 'rnany
i'm large quantities bnt In tie latter country prudential
measures 10 have been taken in proper season,
since the DiecOntc cselSchaft Of Berlin, has received
from Buenos Ayres the fund, necessary for the pay
ment Of the coupon Of March Of the internal II
per cent loan If ls-r.
The Dispatch from BucnoS Avre- add, that il is
pecteG tat London financial house, will sub-,r'l"
80 100000 in gold, within a week or 80. to The new
loan Of the Argentine Government. That would he a
good piece Of news. but it comes from an interested
source while from London information OF a different
nature is received II is said that a new Committee
Of Argentine Securities has been formed having AZ it.
mead sir John Lutbo"k and Lord Eustac' Cccl. That
committee il to take especially Of the interests Of
tn, holders Of those Argentine securities which the
Committee of the Bank of England has no; included
IN il, programme Of Investigation and rcscue. II has
been already stated here that in the hope of advan
tageously dspo,ing Of its shares and bonds Of tho
taliishcd in London lquidaor Of the firm Of Barring
lrother, Co. gave l- attention 10 the cedulas. 0r
mott cage loans contracted by the provinces 0i tl"
Ia Plata Replblic 20 long H. these provincial loans
are not satisfactorily settled. the Argentine urance,
cannot be again PLACED firm basis; and the com
mittee newly organized London evidently intends 10
sec that the holders of Agcnn" securities oi provincial
origin shall not be sar ilccd 10 those who have in
vested their money in only the loans OF the fcdcidl
Government OF BuenO> Ayre..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-13
TRYING TO PROVE An ALIBf FOR LINGO.

Camden Y J. March l2.-rhc trial OF Francis Lingo
Cor tbo murder Of Mrs Miller i, dragging slowly along
in Judge Garr>0n's court. Tho testimony today was
for tho defence and for the purpose of proving an
aubi Mr., Lingo. wife of the prisoner, testified a>
IN the clothes Lingo the morning of the .lhr-
dor She .aid he had on a white and blue striped
shirt dark trousers and Ovcrcoat. lie came home at
half mast | that dav. and ovcrall> and "A blue
shirt which was much torn. He remained In the
house about ten minutes and then went away. lie
came back less than half an hour aftcrwad wearing
the same Clothes The witness said that >he did NOT
see her husband with razor on that day or houoe
any blood on his clothing lie came home 70 supper
after dark and after eating went ont again The VII
moss next saw him near the schOohouSe at about IL
o'clock and went homo with him. razor was shown
io the wltneS, and she identified it as belonging To
man named TAYLOR who boarded with the lingos She
aid her husband often used the razor, and that 1t
was found in the house by the officers.
Ida MITCHELL a colOred woman. who keeps store az
Home ,teadville testified that she saw Lingo at the
store on the afternoon Of the murder. Her store Is
considerable distance from the woods where Mrs Miller
was murdered.
Charlotte IIardcastle another witness. gave tesu-
monv 10 the effect that she saw Lingo at MAJOR Homes
place that ,ame afternoon. lie wore ovcraiis ana
blue shirt. one sleeve of which was missing.
Mary Rigs testified that she Lingo in Match
town that afternoon. and Mrs. Harvey and sarah
Clark also gave testimony locating Lingo at a long
distance from of the murder al the time the
crime Is supposed to have been committed
All thi, testimony and Inat OF others 10 the same
effect conflicts with thai several witnesses of the
state who testified that they saw Lingo coming out OF
the woods where Mrs. Miller was murdered on the
afternoon the crime committed. The defence, ap
will RELY solely establishing an allbi TO
save Lingo from the gallows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-13
BREAKS IN MISSISSIPPI LEVEES.
WATER POURING THROUGH cREvAssEs IN
SEVERAL PLACES-A THREATEN
ING STU ALTON.


Memphis Tenn, March 12.-The levee at ConleyA
Lake thirty miles south Of this city. gave way late
last night and the water poured into the little village
completely flooding everything. The tracks OF the
Louisville New orleans and Texas road are completely
submerged and the water is reported TO be rising.
\ Adi,paich from Ilhouse. Miss. In Coahoma County,
saws the cvee on the Mississippi River broke at IL 80
;hs morning and great damage will likely result.
, Vick,burg Mis-. March l2.-News was received
here today Of a break in the levee near sunho~er
Landing in Coahoma County. three miles north Of the
Bolivar County line. At O'Clock this morning the
break was 80 feet wide The water from this breas
will 90 into the lIuspuckana and thence into the sum
flower River II will overflow the Bolivar Loop Rail-
road and trains on that line expected TO stop 10.
day
Newt Orleans. March ia Natchez dispatch says:
steady rain has fallen all day which will have bad
effect on the levees it will soften them and stop
work on the embankment.'
Jackson. Miss. March II (Speclan.-OwnS to tho
rains that have fallen almost increasingly for the last
zen DAYS all the small streams throughout this stac
have become rivers. Pearl River at this place usually
mere stream Is now flowing the tracks OF tho
railroad which crosses IL bridge about thirty
feot IN height The Illinois Central resumed through
trains today the first since Friday last The lazoo
Valley and the Natchcz and! Jackson railroads suffer-
Ing The fair grounds at this place about two feet
uudcr water. The waterworbs and fertilizer plants
are also in great danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-13
SIR CHARLES TrPpER oy RECIPROCITY.

Ottawa. March l2.-sr Charles Upper said in an
interview to-day: am very sanCuine thft reciprocal
trade arrangements on broad and liberal basis be
tween Canada and the United states VIII be made very
soon embracing all such articles, whether product Of
forest of farm as can be arranged TO The mutual
advantage OF both countries My confidence in that
result arises from the fact that Mr. Blaine was known
10 be strongly opposed to the Mckinley Tdrh act {;
and he has sought 10 relieve that measure of the
natural consequences which must flow from II by pro
posaS for reciprocal arrangements with other countries
30 far from refusing to make anything but treaties Of
unre trictcd reciprocity the treaty he has made with
Brazil simply embraces articles that both cOunric,
agreed could be exchanged TO the mutual benefit Of
each either free or at reduced rate of duty leaving
many other articles at existing rates OF duty. The
treaty that Mr. Blaine has made with Newfoundland
is precisely OF the character, and embraces the
same principles exactly would lie included In "a
treaty that Canada would be prepared to make with
the CnIted states snail lie greatly surprised il Mr.
Blaine does not his best effort, public man
by accomplishing settlement of all questions of fric
tiOn between the United states and Canada on terms
that will he mutually beneficial and honorable to both
countries