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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-05-06

TIE D. m0ot.ts - DO relepd 10 buhess
tat Dlnslsy ball sould harm The Republi
o.bs .oald be dolng good work Tor their
party by lsltlug II psss xlthoat soy al
necessary delay. A policy Of obstruction
~onld Ger sluly singer the people aud hurt
The Demoer.oy Lot the Democrats re
train hon putting barriers 10 the way Of
The blll, aud allo~ tbst measure . fair
chance to reveal it-oli on tue ,tsIals book
Tue Republicans are wiling 10 stand or
fall 90 tue popular Judgement which the
Diaslry law ~lli evoke.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-05-06

The titnaiion ia Greece has nos mate
rally changed. new ministry has been
formed aud ,hotts ID ade to restore the Fl
hciency Of he umy, but there really
seems little chance that they Can success
fully resist shs invasion Of the Turks.
Tbs Posefs bsvs rot yet taken SETON and
there ore indicstions that they may not be
sble to aeree. Delay only increases the
arrogance OF Turkey and there 10 possibil
ity Of much more serious complications
before the affair 10 ended. Nashville the
great nations sIe watching each other and
fearing to take decisive step 10 any direc
tion
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-05-06

terrible food sss caused by cloud
burst in the Canadi.n valley OF oklshoms.
which COS, The loss Of many livsss and the
destruction OF about 81, 900. 900 worth OF
properly. The town OF Guthrie WAS the
greatest snaerer, every movable thing
there being ssep, away. The river which
passes through that place has bsen very
high for some time snd whom the cloud
burst came the water fose aud swept
through The place 10 . wave from six TO
slsh, feet IN height The people took TO
the trees aud every possible place for
safety. Several lives we're Loot 10 st,emp,
ing TO help those 10 danger A large nun
Der OF The victims OF The food we're colored
people,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-05-06

Toe Ne. Yort Mail aud Express, after
. careful diagnosis, has reached The COP
eluIon that perhaps the nolsisst and
most uncompromislns supporter OF the
civil service rule lie the Democratic office
holder ~ho got into position through par
tiasu vlolsiion Of tLose rules four year,
age Ibls cot u rsiofmer is sIwsys .
good on to watch lie is or reform only
when Il protects bin III 81 ofiiso IRON
which Kepubliosn was uniustiy ovicted
snd bis hostility to the spolls system 10
Considerably less than SKIN deep.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-05-06

Can the American makers establish I
demand for the hose pipe type OF tire II
this countryi Tue question is PROFOUND
cd by writer 10 sn English paper. who
then proceeds to answer in The negative.
This lie qleslioD which seems to be sgi
taling the minds OF some Of the
Some Of them seem disposed to make any
sacrifice 10 order to convert the English
rider t. aose pipe, but fear they will be
suevously disappointed. THIS kind Of
tirs does not suit the htnty roads OF Great
Britain ard we have learnt from expert
epoe how it lacks durability aud resist
snoe to puncture. II anything we're need
ed to strengthen the convictions OF the
Euglish riders that the hose pips tire is
not suited to their requirements, it is the
fact that year or two ago one Of the very
best examples Of that type Of tire was ex
pic tied energC tically IN this county and
for time eremed Ilkrly TO carry all before
1t; but after 1t had been thoroughly put
to the test on British roads it could not
face the ordeal and the company formed
to manufacture 1t was forced to make a
double tube tire its leading specially.
Americsn makers Catching for British buy
ers will therefore, be wise to consider this
undoubred fact very seriously. II they
sish to obtain grip OF TIE English trade
they musl throw over their pet lad the
horie pipe tire.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-05-06

That the South IL at last coming to It's
senses 10 The matter q the tariff is shown
not Only by tho votes 10 fav 7 Of the Ding
ley bill but In The slrtrod tone OF It's
hrightes; pbp,rs, Here is what the Yin
eiuia Appeal Gays: Toe tatn question is
business question sud II is time that The
South vas cDltit,riuR IL 10 that light and
not us Ugie p,rlz q issue There wac
ilme vixen, by reason q its lsbor fystem
aud other coosliersli0us, protection was
lltnical to theiadusttial interests OF the
sautb bot that time has pessed away,
tcRstner with It's psculir institutions aud
conditions sad The South simply ties 4
sell to a corpse by clinsins to old meth
DDS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-05-06
IN CHANCERY.
STATE on vgGnoSr, bennington COUNTY 80,
JOSEPH II. KElM


| w.
CHARLES P. STEEL and
EMMA A. STEEL,
WnEHEAs Joseph n. Kem ~ the City aud
County Of Philadelphia, Fenns) wanna. has died
10 the oiiee Of the Clerk Of the O0srt VI Chan.
ceIy uaIt 10 be holden at Manchester within
and Tor the said County 81 Bennington. his pdi..
ton for foreclosure against Charles Y. steel and
Emma A. rieel Of BrisiOl 10 the County Of Buck.
and staie Of Pennsyly.pis, therein setting ioith,
that tie said Charles v. steel aud Emma a
steel on the 18th day Of December 1895 duly
eIeouted 10 your peti tiOBtf a mortgage deed "
certain land aud pIemises 10 the town Of Nan
obosloT Ia SGld County Of Bennington described
AZ follows, viz Ono piece being me society lot
40 called. contAlning sixteen acres be lbs sams
more OF lsss aud bounded AZ iOiIows 4 oast.tly
by the Main street In the Village ~ Manchester
southerly aud westerly BY lands Of George
smith; and n1rthefiy ~ laGds VI noah r. fsT.
kins and by the Peter huntst lot, 40 called
hereinafter conveyed subject 10 the night 10
maintain and repair the water squsduct IN To.
place where 10 nov iuns on sad premises as IL.
pressed Ia deed from cyrus huns0n " Joel
A. MuBt0u, dated ApIIl 2nd. 1914 aud ree0fded
ia MADehtsIsr lGud fecOids BOA ~ Page tHt5
and cut loot 10 AT fnnuAl rental u twenty hts
10 lire pa3sbis on the I5th day u April Al 70
rofyod Ia certain innsbtaIt dated December
Z2nd. ~ q, aud recorded IN Manchester land
records Boob a. Page 62l
Alec one Dthef piece being tbs Peter Hunter
house lot 20 called aud bounded ss fuli0ss
Eas, by the Main street IN tho village 81 Man
fsiof, sOutheny b. the piece sbose conveyed;
sest.riy BY land Of h0ah Z, Pcrtiusi aud north
etly BY land Of Charles 4 Hswisy, beng tho
zane premises conveyed to the smid Emma A.
steel Ly Charles 3. r0msrvtie. september l7th.
1881 C0ud ti0nod 4 ? the payment Oi The sun
Of eight thousand d0llars. specified 10 q pr0nIs+
s0ry mote dated Dect mOsr IN, 1895, payable
oae year aftoF dsfs 70 order u your pstltigD.r.
With lawful IN erect a, siI per cent al no. 5iB
mari a street PLllsdslpbia fennsyiSAaiA, sbieh
Ia nov due aud hAs nyt been psld, and praying
that ID, equity u redemption ~ The said Charles
T. steel sud Emm4 A. Htssl ia sald pfVa.lses
maY Ds fofeelOssd agrsssby 70 the pfofisioas u
law. aud whereas Is AgpsGfs thst tue sad
Charles v Steel aud Efuma steel rssids with
0ul til. state 81 that sabi o. IA cannot gs
fyed ap0B them
Hhs, eiiJ4,, Ia is ordered that the .ald Charles
Y steel and Emna A rteel be notified W sp.
pear btisfs the C0au u CbEnesry GsIt 70 t.
h0den al NaBchsstsT. Sltbn ADD iDf The County
u Boo AiBgt0u on the II Iuesday " tBne a.
b is7, then Aud there " make tntssr ~ raid
yetiurn. BY Publishing Tbs Substance ~ ssld
yetltiOu with ibls order three weeks success.
lively 10 the hEnclsstsF Jyufnhl, hssspsptf
luutse at SAD Manchester, the iaAt u shlcb
publication ~ be at lsAst tssEty days preFiOBs
. sald term " Court
Witness ny hGHa lLIs Zth day u April. TN.
H.E. FoWLEB. tspaiy Clsn.
] W. PovLEA, seheitOr. Vs..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-05-06

BY an analysis OF The United States
census Of 1890, made by NJ. q. Mulhsll.
iisppesn from an article in the North
hmsticsn Review tina, New EugIsnd. with
spopulslion Of 4, zoo. 600, produced 10 .
ysrsl Az, 90. coo OF 1919 per inhsbit.nt.
Gre Bfitain's manufacturing produc,
fof The ssms year vas sli5 per inhabil.nt.
This 10 not 40 exceptional shosins either,
Ne. Ensisnd having for 40 yesr
bstn ioc'essing her per capita prod action
faster thsn any ons OF The old countries.
10 the value Of the product, the shoemsl
Ins industry Of New Easlsui lie ahe,d OF
ths, Of sny other country 10 the world.
1t .. sl67. 900. 600 10 1899, o, 81 ,oo0. coo
mere than that Of Gernsny, SIS 0OO. 900
mere Thea ths, OF Great Britain aud S57,
90 600 more than tina, Of France.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-05-06

We all tDow tbs. aHy tired muscle e.u
he restored By rect four stomach is q
IN ascle. DgsptPsis is lie msuner OF cay
log sm tired. Give me rect. To rest
be stomach yoa uast 30 ils soit oatsids
81 tie body,
Ihn Ia the SHAKERS me bod Of caring
lndi estiou and i,s suscrss Is beet sttested
~ the tact that tbese people are practical
iy Tree from shat Is without d0ubi the
nosi prevalent Of al diseases The
SHAKER Digestive CorilAl not ouly coz
isias discsied food sbish IL promptly al
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-05-06

ErEt itsuaaal ssFsusoa Gays tic
fest ImH3sat all he real DsmoouaL
tfslt 1ea r.Eas. Hbsl aud d a Domo
catbs neal y uacr.l ILere are 81
iaH 1Dla1ci divisions Of Democrats - By
- as. G5fy lao iites, sbti- Bfy shites sbo
ste bat GftytAnaiyts s1d sntI.Clsvslsnd
les sto SO opposed u I'll thtss q lbt
otter dfmrg9. These days when msb
j. s.Ii 70 be Democrsi tho oouplry needs
= srs and spe ldcatioss 10 otdsr 10 be
able 70 place him,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-05-06

Stop dtasgins yourseli si,h qsacl noe
rnms o. 'rErtt. Get well-knewu
phsfu .o.utie.l remedy that sill DO The
cork. C.l.uh nnd Cold 10 the bead will
90, cause suffering II Eiy's Cream balm Ia
use1. Dtnssisl viii supply loo trial .l1s
o. 300. foil size, We mail
Eli BROS. 90 Warren st. N Y City
Rev. John Reid. Jf. Of Crest Fails, Mont =,
recon mended ElyIs Cream Balm 10 me. !
can emphsslrs bis statement 1T iss posi-
tive core iot estsrh II used - directed. 4"
Rev. Frsbeis W Poole Pastor Central
Pres. Church. Helena, Mont.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-05-06
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

Estate OF FfLl1 SEYMOUR.
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court for the District Of Man.
chester Commissioners, to receive examine sud
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of
Felix Seymour, late Of Dorset
in said District, deceased and all claims exhibit.
ed In oGset thereto hereby give notice that We
the store Of J. NJ Grilith IN Fact Dorset on
the goth day Of September next from ono
O'Clock A NJ until 4 0clocAr N on sad day, ana
that sI months from the 81 day Of March
n 1867, IL the time limited by said Court Tor
said creditors TO present their claims 10 us for
examination and allowance
Dated at Doiset this 3l.t day Of Match
A D 1897.
GRO. N. WALL. oom,,
5l9w ]. NJ. GHIFFIIH, W."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-05-06

'afbt3 vitAsst IIiss The tired digestive
otssns, hot il q llfev,so a. sia to tie
disssiisn Of aihu iaots 10 The stomach.
A 10 esnl tf7.i bottle vili eauribce roo u
iis Nsr, and ihese yea css obisiS lhrcssh
OIL afssists.
LlInt 70 tbs beet medicine for ehilaren
DootaH feoom meud Il Ia tie place oi Cas-
lof Oh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-05-06

TIE Jazz Ia The case q }. Il h, Rov,ll
Of Mustsslisr, charged 9Th psHury. 70
Jared vstdiei Of sui!ly lasi Friday.
hsir sine 10 - end she insl lssiiss nearly
. wssa. Mr. Rasell 10 vel luovp
uisrsn and SEE charged with swearing
ssissly &c n.ifss real estate return, 70 lss
.ssfssots 10 lssa TIE csse sss Of great
interest 10 lhsl secli0I.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-05-06

TIE CIvil S,rvies Comm .sion ., ws.b
layton Ia .boa, 10 enter apon 40 inve.ts.
iloa OF The working Of the Cleveland inter
probation Of the Las I. TO appointment.
aud the .lssiio stretching Of the classified
grades Of department employees 60 ~ 10
hep 10 ne The iavotiios Of the Iast al
mitistrA,iou. We hope itst the ipquir,
viii be searching It's % its lace - 40
gard proposition that employee. Of the GOV
sfantn, should be pernsasni who.e do
tlss bfiag teen iato cohf3enlisl relation,
viii The beds Of creative dtp.ftaent.
Yet 20 riolsri sa the ptrrersiou Of The
Civil Service lss in the rules Promulgated
by Mt Cleveland TIA, trsa meubsr Of
the heklaley Csblaa have fsaud i, din
saii 10 tFpoilI private stefshne. xiltout
TIE eoEseai q the Civil ssrriee ConHis
tiga.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-05-06

Toe pfoeaslgn a vessels ss3ea sHh
iafnsI suois afitils is Mes lsit sao
lil~ios. dsy altar 3sg, dsFOssuas goods y
vsfsl0saas aEAef lhs los rata Of tht
NgisoE lss. Essa, th.a lhsSsssds 81 ton'
81 iha.s iaFslss goods ss bsiGg l.satd
for dahibsiiSa. Ia u .arpf.fsss. their
i4fG lJ risy u tbs lEesI u uillious o.
dal..fs' sVfta Il iatesg soo5s ., los
fsist lLsi o. istlaiIts are ALI uEG6le tp
fe.ag eleisitaas .ll thai Gaslacss sill
lsFtf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-05-06
CHR lunulhrsifr Journal
THURSDAY. NAY { 1877
p.E stx0HDs Eaiier arc PrsPrisior

gate ~ smuuti ~ Eoib wa tHroft<s
eat srst. vbiea Il roi arsrst, costl3st
las iAs l.tss la.psftsiasas II roods rsessi
~ Iha Ess slaa CHASED . fttuciioh 81
sfrvrs hlib.bs ls Zee h.aas.l dsbi dor
lhs Apul, tEs rsesipts ifon eEttoms boiss
bsstr, lutnv si8 - ln btslu u Eusi
q 80 lgaForisd seg5, we're n.Is 10 tbs
tsssisy. We vpsl4 t.'s car s0ld and
hep or OsE % ii vaii.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-05-06
VIZ 7 ARLINGTON.

Arson Buck, one Of the best know
men 10 the county, died 81 his home here
OF typhoid pueumoti, las Friday at 40
sdvi eel age. the iuuer.l b. log largely
attended 90 Saodsy. The deces cd was
prominent man 10 town AL ,irs snd bad
Alec been bish sh,rlh Of the county He
wsss mao xho male friends Of oil sith
whom be came 10 contact and hsd enjoyed
good health up 10 few days before biz
death and was slwsJs delighted to have
bis friends call upon him At hi. pleasant
&c, idsnee. lie ~s pss,iops,e lover Of
good horses AID vas nevsr without foe
team to drive. he viii be greatly missed,
lot Only 10 the ccmuuniIy. bot by bosts
Of Ifieuds si,tiu radius OF macy miles
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-05-06

Try R.dsm's Mcrobe Killer. For
sale by Miss Mary Fsrnum. Manchester
Depot. w.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-05-06
SUNDERLAND,

MIR. and Mrs. Warner and Asa Bacon
OF Londonderry have been spending 3
week with friends here.
April 10 was made memorable At the
Nj. Pieassa. school by the raising OF the
nstiousl Gag on the school house. The
dag ives raised by VIM. J Allen, school
off cisl and also = vstersn, who led the
cheering The pupils recI,ed patriotic
pieces concerning the battles Of Lexington
and Concord. The nag Was the one pre-
sspt.d by j. O. Blsckmer to a Ssnigste
teacher last year. This school nov mum
hers ~ pupils and they are not ill 10 yet.
ARLINGTON.
The n. II. Deming house 10 open for
the summer
Hiram Hyde has gone to Chicago for
the summer
u r. Judson'. shop at East Arlington
10 again running.
The pos.ofiics has been removed to
The store Of L O. Wood ORTIZ
"A Mr.. Griffith OF Dandy 10 new book
keeper ct the Hale chair factory.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-05-06

Tapey's Bread Winners ont wear 81
other shoes.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-08-07
are employed they cannot be kept

are employed they cannot be kept
up"
OF course, when workingmen are
directly threatened with less than
''living wages" it is natural and
proper for them to resist. Nay,
more. The should not only insist
upon living wages but upon COM
pensation that will leave them
something for periods of sickness
and enforced idleness as we'll as for
old age.
But their very best remedy after
all is the ballot. This they should
use in behalf of a monetary policy
that will maintain fair range of
prices. The experience Of every
wage Garner should satisfy him of
the correctness of this view. Wages
in the coal regions have not been
reduced because the price of coal
has gone up, but because it has
gone down. So it always was, so it
always will be.
Under the gold standard fair
range of prices is impossible. No
probable increase of gold will be
sufficient to keep up prices, for be-
sides the increasing wants of the
present gold-standard countries
others are all the time adopting
that metal as the standard, thus in
creasing the demand for it in new
quarters. Silver must be fully
restored. The world needs both
metals.
With prices well sustained there
will be fewer wage cuts, fewer
strikes, and when a strike does oc-
cur the workmen will stand better
chance of winning. In seasons of
falling prices and hard times hun
ger always gets in its deadly work
on the side of the employer. There
are always great numbers of idle
men to take the places Of the strik-
ers, and in many cases the latter
are themselves unable to hold out.
H f. Bartine.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-08-07

The largest election in Idaho
since women were enfranchised last
November, was held in Boise, the
capital, on July 18th. The con-
test hinged on the question of hav-
ing or not having reasonable city
improvements Among other things,
the city has never compelled prop
erty owners to put down sidewalks.
The improvement candidate for
mayor was Mr. Alexander, a man
of moderate smeans, good reputation
and Jew The opposing candi-
date was Mr.. Soma, a man of
wealth and thoroughly respected.
AS Mr.. Soma is interested in tenn
perance and church affairs, it was
predicted that the vote Of the wo-
men would be for him. But the
majority of the women recorded
their belief in city Improvements
and Mr.. Alexander, aud a PROCESS
i've council were elected by much
larger plurality than had been
hoped for. Mrs. Carrie E. Myers
was elected City Collector, and
there was a tie for City Clerk be-
tween Miss McCrea and Mr.. Blank.
Two years ago the total vote was
$50 per cent of the registration;
this year it was 89.7. The women's
vote was 87.7 per cent of their reg
istration. Two women were employ
ed in each ward as distributing and
enrolling clerks. The Idaho DAILY
Statesman said: "'rhe election was
remarkable for its orderliness.
There were no unpleasant incidents
at any Of the polls and everything
passed off pleasantly, the entrance
of women into active participation
in politics being most pronounced
success"
Ex-Congressman Edgar Wilson
said: "The women have done
nobly."
The following is from an editorial
in the Sentinel "The women Of
Boise have fully demonstrated their
fitness for the right of suffrage.
They lave manifested a deep inter
est in the issue Of the CAMPAIGN
and their ballots showed just as
much knowledge of the correct
way of voting as has ever been
manifested by men,"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-08-07
Lyon County.
NEWSPAPER Law.

/ Subscribers aUh0 do not giUe cypress notice TO
the contrary considered 'oishtng to continue
their subscription.
If subscribers order the discOntinuGnce Of their
periodicals the publisher may continue to send
hem until all arrears are paid.
If subscribers neglect refuse to take their pc
riodicals from the Office to achich they are directed
they are held responsible till they hGUc settled their
bill and ordered their paper discont;nned.
If subscribers moUe to other places 'cithouH
fori7sg the publisher, aud the paper Is sent to the
'or9ner direction, they are held responsible
5 The courts haze decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the office, or removing and teGcsng
them uncGLLed for is priG Gcie evidence Of ''1te'
tionGl fraud
s. Any person aOho receives a newspaper ana
makes use Of It, hether he has subscribed for Ut or
not, is held in EGaU as a subscriber.
T. The Postmaster achO negtects to giUe the tegGt
notice of the neglect of person to take from INC 9
fee the lespapeY addressed to him is liable to the
publisher for the subscription price.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-08-07

8. The 'coin" notes of the United
States issued under the Sherman
purchase law are redeemable in
gold or silver coin at the option of
the secretary of the treasury, and
such is the language Of the law
under which they were authorized.
They were issued solely for the pur-
chase of silver bullion.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-08-07

The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped hands, Chilblains, Corns and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price
25c. per box. Sold by Flaws.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-08-07
Facts for silver Wen 70 Know

The financial question brings up
SO many points for discussion that
these facts will prove of interest and
use to many who desire to be i'm
formed on the subject:
1. No bond of the United States
is by law payable in gold coin, but,
on the contrary, every bond of the
United States, is distinctly made
payable in any coin of the United
States, either gold or silver, of the
standard value which prevailed on
the 14th of July, 1870. This fact
is stated on the back of every bond
of the United States in existence.
2. Until 1869 every bond of the
United States was payable in gold
or silver coin or legal tender treas
ury notes, at the pleasure Of the
government They were expressly
made so payable in the several Acts
of Congress which authorized their
issue.
8. No treasury note of the United
States is now or ever has been pay
able in gold coin. All such notes
were made payable at the time of
their issue in whatever were dollars
under our law. The resumption
act of 1875, which fixed the time of
their REDEEM ption should begin,
made them payable in coin of either
gold or silver from the first of Jan
uary, 1879.
4. Silver dollars are by law an
unlimited legal tender in the pay
ment OF all debts, public and pri-
vate.
5. National bank notes are re-
deemable in any lawful money of
the United States, and Of course
this includes greenbacks. No ma
tional bank is required by law to
redeem any of its notes either in
silver or in gold coin.
6. There is not in any law of the
United States, either directly or by
any inference however slight, any
requirement that the United States
shall redeem any bond or note in
gold coin in preference to silver
coin. Silver coin is a full redemp-
ton money, and may be lawfully
used in payment of any obligation
by the United States.
7. No taxes ar duties on imports
are payable to the United States in
gold coin. Internal taxes may be
paid in gold, silver or greenbacks.
Duties on imports are payable
either in gold or, silver, or silver
certificates, but not in greenbacks.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-08-07
TickIed Nearly TO Death

You will be by taking a bath in
Shaw's Hot Springs, near Carson.
When YOU drive over from here
take the branch road at Empire.
Charlie Slineerland is the genial
boniface at the resort, and he will
treat Won Just right. Go and wash
your sins away.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-08-07

Size for size, a spiders silk is de-
cidedly tougher than a web of steel.
An ordinary thread will bear a
weight of three grains. This is
about fifty per cent. stronger than
steel thread of the same thick
ness.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-08-07

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won
derful medical discovery of the age, pleas.
ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively on Kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, dispel colds,
and biliousness. Please buy and try q box
of q. G. G. to-day; 10, IS, so cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.