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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-09
WARFARE IN NEVADA.
Salt Lalters Forced TO Resort to Wig
orous Protective Measures.

According to the Goldfield Sun thero
have been some lively dolngs in and
around the Clark mines, recently pur-
chased by A. H Mayne OF Salt Lake and
his associates. In q special TO the Sun
from Carson appears the following self
explanatory article
SIX men, including A. H Mayne OF
Goldheld c. A, Norcross OF Tonopah,
Sam Wheeler OF Reno and a man named
Sherman, are at bay on the Clark bonan-
"a mine at Ramsey, despite fusillades
fired into intrenchments.
Shooting was INDUCED in all last night
but none OF the besiegers were wounded.
Tho men In possession OF the mine have
ample food and water, Maync bought the
mine recently, but there Is dispute over
the boundary, which has caused the
Siege"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-09
TIME TABLE.
IN EFFECT
JUNE ~, 1905.
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ARRIVE
SS Sn.as. &TfSn 81 LsoE. SEEs'R R.nes. GS,osss ess
'No. lEFrom Msi:1;;iiiii.i;; Marysviiio St An. sH an.
tthony Idaho Falls. Biaok-
teGmediSte term ESs'IptS; pointss Ogden and IN go.
No SFIom Ogden. Portiand. '4' d M
Butte San francisco ....,..... $40
NO; GPIom Ogden and inter ~
No H,FFom Ogden Cache Val. %" aa'
icy. Malad, Park City and IN
NO aoo74ee ia@Epos p9lhts n:45 am.
ogden and intermediate points 4.8nu
No Gbrom Ogden. Chicago. ST. -
Louis. Kansas City Ornahn
Denver and San francisco. g1s M
No, loaFrom Ogden. Cache Val Wv ' Id
icy, gutto. Portland md Gan
francisco ''..,......,,...s........ 7:zS pm
DEPART.
No. @For Ogden, Omaha. Chi
eago Denver Kansas City md
No, 7-For ogden, Portland, am
Butte, San Francisco and In
termediate points ............. 1o;1a n na
No. l-For Ogden, Omaha, Chi -
s's' SAGE oi1s Rsnye5' yer O. Kansas City.
ley, Maiad, Park PARK City s'as and ii in- ai-
termedlats points ,.....s...,.,. S:o5 o m
No. 17-For Ogden. Omaha. Chi
oago and intermediate points B:B %. m
No, aFor OBden, Denver Kan
sas City, Omaha, St Louis and
Chicago :...,1s:.,.:.;;.. SOS =. n
Blnckfoot, Idaho Falls. st. An
thony, MarySville and inter-
1T, mediate points ,oo...;;.,..a;.;. 500 .. m
ley, Butte, Helena, Portland,
San Francisco and interme-
diate points ,,,..........-",..... 11:S p. n,
D. e. BURLEY. 9. P. A.
D. s. SPENCER, A O. P A.
City Ticket Office, 2ol Main street.
Telephone $50.
Note,-Train numbers shown above ar
Oregon Short Line train numbers, and d
not apply to the Southern Pacific west o
Ogden or tho Union Pacific east thereof
'YELLOWSTOND PARK TRAINS
On our promises. Sunday, Juno 3rd.
1908, a considerable portion OF our gign,
io stock Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-09
GALENA ORE COMING
IN TO THE WORKINGS
Cedar Mining Company Finding
Good Results in Beaver
County Mine.

Beaver county, the Utah district
which has succeeded in attracting and
fastening the attention OF Utah capt-
talists, continues to produce generous
results wherever operations arc being
carried on diligently The latest news
OF good cheer comes from the proper
ties of the Cedar Mining company, an
organization formed the first Of the
year by Utah people
Cutting Into GaIcnn.
Tho company Is pushing development
work from the bottom OF their 226-foot
ehaft. and in crosscutting for the vein
which was 80 prominent on tho upper
levels tho management has tapped sew
eral Shoots Of fine grade galena ore.
Encouraged by these disclosures, the
company is permitting no time to be
lost In turning up the ore body from
which they reasonably are led to eX-
poet much,
Developing Intclligently.
Fortunately the company is provided
with ample means to continue their do
velopment, and In addition, the organi-
cation Is composed Of mining men Of
experience who are contributing the
best there is In the shop to the intelll-
gent opening up of the group within
their control
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-09
PECULIAR NINE FIRE.
st. Lawrence at Butte Does Its Own
Smelling Of Copper Ore.

For many years q portion Of the st,
Lawrence mine at Butte, Mont, has
been on fire. but the burning territory
has been walled In and prevented from
spreading AS portions burn out ana
cool OFF they are opened and mined.
large. quantities Of solid copper being z
found, smelted from tho ores by the
fire. Recently the Anaconda company
has been mining In a portion OF the
burned ground and has been taking OUT
large slabs OF the metal The fire has
been feeding since 1889 on the sulphur
In the ores, defying all efforts to extin-
gulsh it.-Mining World.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08

When Mr.. Trent decided to buy homo
In the South 10 which he and his family
could spend the spring months, during
Which they had found New England winds
and weather to be trying, he took Journey
u investigation.
Mr.. Trent was accustomed to be treated
40 II his society were eminently desirable,
md 1t was therefore with : friendly and
engaging smile that be addressed melan-
choly person who was lounging on the
piazza Of the hotel 1t his first Southern
stopping -plsce,
I'm thinking Of buying . place down
here, said Mr.. Trent, In . bslf-copfdsntiAl
toue. Now what part Of the country would
you particularly recommend The land
ord tells me you've lived South for many
years.
Yes, I've live South long spell, admit.
ted the melancholy man. though WAS rais.
d North, and I'm willing to say right bsrs
aud now that you couldn't nnd more fsv.
orsble nor . lovslier spot Ia this wbols
,ts,e, DIR, than this very town. have liv-
ed here for i've years, and II Id had any.
thing like fair show | should have enjoy.
I'D every minute Of the time.
You havel't had fair shovt astsd The
New EpglsDdsr.
No, ssla ths mslsneholy one, f6is u 4
lovely spo', srd II Ia hsd hIf shev ~
hnve nl,,sd ~ bu. the nn, ysn bed
hyef ard ssas, apd the nsll year Wa hii
By . shs,h, ARD the bird ysaf ! hsd 10
awful nght with a snake, that shook Up
my nerves, and iAst year.
doubt II | should like this locslity. said
he New Engiabher, brskly.
The melancholy man looked at bin with
mid sstoni.hm.n'.
Why. ycu know MS pretty dangerous
living ~, where, sirangen be raid slowly.
II ibsl's what yon're rhinking shout.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08

THE MODERN IDEA IN MEDICAL Pr AcTIcE-
PURE AIR AND AMPLE VENTILATION,
But generation sgo ventilation ~ Q
factor 10 the treatment Of diseases was Z
point hardly tver considered, and, indeed,
to have ordered fresh air through th med
ium OF widely opened windows would 10
such mslsoiss ~ phthisis bsve slmott laid
ne under criminal charge Of copniving
81 oesth,
For,enatsly, treat chsngs has ctms
tb,ut In medical opinion on tbsts mstters,
-ld nowadays ef1etnt ventilation 10 ipsur.
I'd with quite mathematical precision, and
fre.b cir 10 considered the first factor 10 oil
vsristi.s OF trsatmenr We knos pow not
,oiy from practical .sypsiieuce, but from
psychological rssssrch - well, that By
Tar hs mo.t powerful geruicidet--lnd so
n, greater. factors IN combating ard pro-
veL,i.s germ clssssst~sr tauii3hI sLd
ffrln air,
|, Il, ho~eyst, the wish Of The writer to
point out that The Ifincir'es Whsch enoef-
h. lhl. treatment may yet psttsps play q
IN re Important rule than as . cure for D.
sump D, and that IL 10 lie pnvsntior.
Toe psn-.ir principles Of lrss.m'nt 10
their essence sre siDply three That In
II 70 Of us.ns Artificial methods ss d ass
70 stinulste aud strengihtn the u sus sira'.
ity Of the body IN y. isssi-e,aieg sar
sgsf Il mel ypl.b' go ms.tse 'heui. msk~
use TO the fullest extent OF natural force 10
aei lave this purpose, sih far more iass-
lag re- alt. ~, then, lbfts measures are
/. ID "a cious sLsn disease has got hold, tLs
qa, s,iop that occurs to ons's mind 10, ~hy
not sdop, them a. methods of prevention
10 heal,hs Tns, preveDtion ID bsttsr thAn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08
An sroshsss.

wAils General sherman Vas lyias Nh 10
camp near vickears, on The ~ssi b.Ak ss
the hig Rlack The eastern hank was vatsA-
cd By . divisiea Of Confederate cavalry.
One day, says Ar. Roblns IL his biography
Of sherman, . nag Of truce, essss svs
losisvills captain with IN escort Of twenty
men or more, was despatched from TN
division Into the Union camp. shermas.
taking the part Of host rather than lAas q
the enemy, Invited the oaptais and asssAss
Confederate ot'iser 10 come Into HE tsas
and make themselves at home
The Captain had brought sssisd lstlss
for Grant, which was forwarded to vloks-
burg. In the evening Sherman treated ~
two ofscers to good supper, which sAsy
douetlsssly appreciated, provisions 10, ~
ING very plentiful Just than amsas ~
southsrnsrs round vicksbars, or oosrss
ths conversation turned upon ths cssAles
,hA. was raging.
WHAT 10 the nee Of yosr psrssvsrsaai
a'ksd The captain. Il 10 simply lupcsslsis
to 'ubdue eight millions Of people, and ~
feeling In the South has become 90 subit
red that = reconciliation 10 o., Of ~
question.
Sitting ~ We new are, we appear pretty
comfortable, remarked 8hsrmas, dryly,
and surely there seems TO b. no troshls 10
our being friends.
Yes, that 10 very true Of vs., answered
the Confederate, but We are ssntlsmes Of
sducstlcn and can casily adapt Ourselves 70
any condition Of things. This, hswsvsr,
would not apply equally well to the oou,-
mon people, or TO the common soldiers.
Sherman did not Answsr In words. Ne
merely led the captain out to the Comp
ores behind his tent, and poistsd to ths
members Of the Confederate escort, who
we're contsntsdiy drinking coffee and hob
nobbing with Union soldiers.
What do you think Of thats asked ~
general.
must admit that you have the best sf
tho argument, said the captain, very hand
somsly, And thus the discussion ended.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08
Agents Wanted .

We want'ths Cslfskias, Hidss, Bhssp
Pelts, Tallow, Bones, etc. collected 10 your
vicinity.
Can't yeu srrangd to purchase thsss
goods for US this springs We will furnish
ths cash with which to buy; we will also
furnish tags, advice sheets, taking Oh dir
ec,ions, cloth posters to enable you to ad-
vertise the business, ETC., etc.
We pay highest cash prices and kesp our
customers thoroughly posted on the oondi-
ton Of the market and pay the freight.
To any one writing us and mentioning
this paper, We will mall full particulars.
Adddres,
CARRoLLS. PAGE, Hyde Park, VI, "
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08

To any Farmer who will write Us, nsn.
tioping this paper, we will send frss, psst.
paid, several formulas for meking . nrst-
class fertilizer At home, together with ths
cost Of the ingredients, directions for mig
ing, etc.
The Vermont Experiment Station IN bu'.
lstin No. ll6 has the following to say with
reference 10 the value Of home mixed fer.
tilizsrs ~ compared with the ordinary con-
mercial brands: "Oa every account, how.
ever, financial, educational agricultural, It
is better TO buy the crude stock and home
mix II one uses ton or more"
Every up.to date farmer should be inter
ested 10 the subject Of homs-mixsd fertili-
zers and We are In position 70 hslp thsm.
Address,
CARROLL 8. PAGE, Hyde Park, W. "
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08
DOCTORS ARE PUZZLED.

The remarkable recovery Of Kenneth
aclrver, OF Venceboro, Me-, is the subject
Of much interest to the medical fraternity
and wide circle Of friends. He says In
ais case: "Owing to severe Inflammation
II the Throat and congestion Of the Lungs.
bree doctors gave me up to die, when, %
I, last resort, | was induced to trv DR.
Riugs New Discovery and I am hsppy to
say, 1t saved my life." Cures the worst
Coughs and Colds, Broschitis, Topsilitis,
Weak Lungs, Horseness and LsGrippe.
Guaranteed at Hard's and whipple. drug
store. SOC and 81. GO. Trial bottle free.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08

One would think the Laxative ides 10
cough syrup should have been aavsncec
long before 1t WAS. IL seems the OILS
ional remedy for Coughs and Cold.
would be to move the bowels and clean the
mucous membranes Of the throat and lungs
At the came time. Kennedys Laxative
Honey and Tai. does this. 1t 10 the Orig
inal Laxative Cough Syrup, the best
known remedy for Cough, Colds, Group,
whooping Cough, etc. Tastes good and
harmless. Sold BY A. II. Pettibone, Man
chester Depot, Vt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08
A SCIENTIFIC WONDER.

The cures that stand to its credit make
Buoklen's Arnica Sslve = scientific wosdsr.
1t cured E. X. Mulford, lecturer for the
Patrons Of Husbandry, waysssboro, Pa,
Of . distressing case Of Pilss. Il heals ths
wsrst Burns, Sores, Bells, Ulcers, Cats,
Wounds, Chilblains and Balt Rhsap.
Only 25c At HardI and WhipplsI drag
stores.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08
sieauent iasesvspns.


A young japanese in Mlnnsspolh scm
line ago presented 10 q lazy Ia that city
sho had often entertained him, ssme Japs
.e'epriuu which, che promptly Assumed
shere Art of the highest typs--rars old sx
ampies Of the Oriental vail picture. III
aandlog With his Minneapolis friends I'D
gsneed several hundred per cent. becaus
Of the gif,, although for zone reason !
semed to sive him little comfort.
One night when he had come 10 call,
professor from the University OF hinnssoti
vas also present. and became greatly Inter
ssted In the legends attached to the pflsts
AZ last he turscd 10 the givsr and sskst
him II be would not explain 10 him whal
ne ideographic characters meant.
understand . smAll character otter
stands for great deal, he said,
The Japanese ndxeted for minute o,
tsc, and thsn, apparently strengthened
oy great liberalization, agreed that they
I'D.
IL 10 not always 90 much what they mean
absolutely ~ what they csnnot,he explain.
"a, stepping up to print and pointing oul
the characters on L..
Now this, for example, tells . terrible
story. tits about young man who wen,
away from Japan.
When this Young maR was about to 70
cut Of his native land TO the far Western
world, II ssys,.he thought, what shall I
take TO remind me Of my land 1t home"
Nov this Young man WAS very poor 10
Japan. and he was going to this fAr-away
sorld with iust enough money to get there,
and be was going to peel potat ,cs In big
boarding house for his meals, but be was
not going to tell any one about that. He
had no money to buy prsaty things Of JAP
an to take with him.
But that day, ~ he vent down the street,
-sys the next character, he met man who
had big armful Of pictures.
What have you theres the young man
,sked the stranger,
hays some beautiful American pictures,
aid the stranger, handing him one. This
beautiful American picture was made In
Japan by Japanese artist, and represent
ed one Of Jspan's old heroes, a man Of ter
'lble strength, whom every japanese boy
knows when he fees his picture.
"Chicago Beef Tea made this Man
strong" said the legend under the pic
ture.
That gave the young man new thought,
% that dav he went about and collected
many other pictures about Chicago beef
tea, and took these to America. But when
ne came to America sll dis new friends
here wished for things Of Japan. The
Young man was proud and could not tell
hem be had nothing to give them, 80 be
sook these pictures about Chicago beef tea
sud gave them as great honors and fine art
10 his American friends. But now he 10
very sorry and very sad that he deceived
hem 50, and he wishes they would take
Town from the walls the Chicago beef tea
nd leave the place bare till he can get
rom japan some truly fine pictures to put
Up here.
The professor had not followed the argu- |
nsnt closely being more interested In the
deograpbs themselves, but the hostess,
Who had come up bshipd them, smiled
on the Japanese.
guess we will let them stay where they
re, she said. They are truly Japanese,
fter all. and they mean much more to me
ow know how the young man must have
ated to part with them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08
TORTURE ny sAyAGks.

"speaking Of the torture 10 whleh sons
OF the savage tribes In the Philippines sub
ect their csptives, reminds me Of the In
tense suffering | endured for three months
from Inflammation Of the Kidneys" says
W. n. Sherman, Of Gushing, Me-, Moth
Ing helped me until tried Electric Bittsrs,
three bottles Of which completely cared
me-" Cures Liver Complaint, Dvspspsis,
Blood disorders and Malaria; and rsstsrss
the weak and ssrvous to robust health =.
Guaranteed BY Hard's and WhipplsS drug
stores. Price 60c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08

n you are troubled With PiIss and cast
dad cure, try Witch Hazel salvs, bat bs
sure you get that made BY =. G. Dewitt 4
Co., Chicago. II 10 the Original. II yea
have used Witch Hazel Salvs without bsisg
relieved II is probable that you gst hslA II
ore Of the many worthless eosstssfsi>a
that srs, ssld on ths rspstation Of tAs gss-
uios Dswitts Witch HAssl SAlvs. 6sM by
A. b. Psttiboss, Nasehsstss Dspss W.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08

The best way 10 rid the system Of . cold
IL 70 evaca.ss toe bowels. ksnrsdy's
LAXATIVE Hosey and Tar sets ~ . pIessast
vet sAsctual cathart.e on the bowels. II
clears The head, csts the pblsgm oct Of ths
throat, strengthsss the bronchial tsbss.
relieves coughs, colds, Group, vhoepiag
cough etc. Sold By A. n. Pstsisoss,
hsschestss Dspot, VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08
the ssss Animal essa sss Meas.

the oeet Animal eeea sos NoNos
Green Cat 8ons and nsat u rsoogAiss1
generally ~ one Of ths ssst fosds for .hsas
ip wintsr. II eessaiss Jest W. slsosete
thst ~ liksly 10 n lsekisg u W sSssaes
pevissy rssisp bss which ~ ssssatiai y
,bs pssassslss u sgn, Rad vAas Q, 4,
orsmv,en ef 0ssss's Cofssss, w., sAys
About III "gfssn Cat Bops ssl Nsat ]
consider vsry valuable ~ ~ ssG prvasesf
in cold weather. II 10 mor readily sstsn
than any other food have tried"
A 100 pesDd bsrfel Of Green cut bsos
,nd meat viii be sent, rsiirtad frisgAts
prepaid 10 ssyoss Ia New England of
New Yoft, FOR "a 30 by Carroll s. Pags,
hyde Park, W.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08
A LIVELY TussLg

witA that I'D enemy Of abe .rsce, Constipa
i,n. cflen ends Ia Appendicitis. To avoid
al serious troubles with stomach, LIVER
a. Bow, Ia. take Dr.. kiLa's New Life
Pills. They perfectly regulate these
organs, without pain or dhcomfot. 5;
st Hud's and whippIs's drug s0rss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-08

Don't frown--lcok pleasant. II you ar,
suffering from Indigestion OF sour stomach
AXE kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Hon. Jak.
Moore, OF Atlanta, Ca, ssys: II suffered
more than 20 years with iudlgestisn. A
fhsrd recommended kodol. II relieved
me In enc day and ] now ssjoy better
health than for many yssrs.r KodoI d.
gssts what yor eat, relieves sour stouacb
gas on stotn sch, bslchins, etc. Sold BY
A. II. Psttibose, Manchester Dspet, VI.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-01-05

Jack Sprat could eat no fat and. his
wife could not tolerate the lean.
How did you ever get along?" in
quired friend.
"We asked Mr.. Roosevelt's advice, Z
they replied.
Whereupon the friend wrote to the
great man and wanted to know what
will take off warts.
eTexas is one of the most moral
states in the union" said Opie Read,
the lecturer. Nov don't laugh. An
old Kansas man now living there told
me so. No swearing there at all Why,
the only swearing heard there was
myself talking about railroad trains,
and that wasn't real cussing Just JUS
tifiable criticism Great train service
they have in Texasl Cotton belt train
came in on time in little town on the
line, and the commercial club was so
pleased it raised purse for the engi-
neer. Honest man, he was, though,
and he said, I can't cake this money,
friends; this is yesterdays train. |"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-01-05
A DIFFERENCE
IN LUNGS.

In the Edinburgh Uni
versity three human lungs lie
side BY side. One is Of an
Eskimo and is snow white.
In life, this would be ruddy
with rich blood. Another is
that Of a coal miner and is
black. The otheris Of a town
dweller and is a dirty slate
gray, as are the lungs Of most
city residents. That's why
consumption thrives in cities.
One reason why SCOTS
Emulsion does SO much to
keep down consumption is
because it helps to keep the.
lungs clean and supplies
them with rich, red blood. Tt
makes the lungs germ-re-
sisting. Ii the body is run.
down and health is at a low
ebb SCOTS Emulsion will
build it up quickly and per-
manently.
SCOTT 8 BOVINE, 4oc Pear Street New Yors.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-01-05
THE NAME AMERICA.

The Chicago Chronicle has a very
sensible article on the name for this
country, and its reasoning will be of
interest to Forum readers:
Ambassador Reid's defense of the
use of the name America" as definite
designation for the United States of
North America has called forth pro-
test from The London Morning Post
against the department order on that
subject by the late Secretary Hay dur
ing his last year in Office.
the word america" should be sub
stituted for the words Omitted States"
on the seals, note paper, etc, used in
his department.
The Post contends that this action,
was improper and presumptuous be-
cause such use of the word America
sis inaccurate in terms and indefensi-
BILE in theory" It argues that if the
name is to be given limited instead
of a continental application, priority
OF claim can be established in favor Of
Brazil 1t learnedly says, that long
before the name was first applied to
the whole hemisphere it had been To-
Called and in a sense iegalized.
"Amerigos Vespucci in 1903 planted
near Cape Frio the pioneer Christian
settlement in the new world and there
is good reason to believe that the sur
rounding region was known as Amer
lea.
There is not the least objection to
|, admitting, for the sake of argument,
that the region referred to was known
| as America for years after the settle
ment. If that is admitted it does not
follow that there is any impropriety
| III using the same name as a definite
designation for this country.
The fact that a region around Cape
Frio was called America 400 years
I.ago, if it be a fact, has no bearing
at all on the question of the propriety
OF applying that name to this country.
| That region ceased to be known as
America long ago, If it ever was known
by that name. Tt lost all claim to the
name, If it ever had any, before this
country was settled. s
Established usage as we find it now
should be conclusive regarding the pro-
lpriety Of that use Of the name TO which
1.-THE Post objects It's use somewhere
j else 400 years ago and long ago aban-
4 doned there constitutes no objection to
its use as the name of our country ait
1.-THE present time and hereafter. 1t
would be as rational to object to cali
ing . boy Adam on the ground that
"a priority of claim can be establish
ed in favor of the progenitor Of our
race.
1t IS simply frivolous to talk about a
priority Of claim in favor of Brazil
| when the country of the Brazilians is
nowhere known by that name and
when they do not want it and much
prefer the name they have.
This brings us to the affirmative
reasons why we. should appropriate
| the name, not TO the exclusion Of its
continental use, but as a suitable
designation for our country.
/ One is because the country is known
as America and called America the
/ world over, and has been for long
time. British statesmen and writers
lhabitually spoke of their North Amer
ican colonies as America as long ago
ais I775 Our school boys used to BE
familiar with 4 speech made BY d dis