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HERBERT SpEMcE1'S LAST WORK,

US'. "a. ~" AoiA ~ aplhe'on eo' I'A'
1.s':a: aa WIN, lopi1n'eu 1soln LUG contemporary
,e'"' ""o1o ~ "l''o"tcu o''ell1Any' ~ Propa
~ ~ 4AooS 4"'oit"ns oao VI tho 4htorna
o1". eotAoa' p,o1eetoa W tio'' aounsanb' tna
.!ta w. appe'1oa' 4.s may 10 eashefed from thF
'4'Ao' ~ ~ aot tteasiso VI SOCIOLOGY ltselt,-no
@p oxpos'llon OF tho principles and laws to which
society eoulosuis' IL IL treasiae On the study OF
'ne oe'enco' ano chlv incidentally touches or
soclo4oG!cal ques!tona or ad'erts to sociological
.""h' Ee!.hee - IL pars or tho anthors sya
'ei' Oh fnl1osophN WHICH, II completed on the
pun pFopoacu, WILL oe peftccS Without this vol
III "hhI. ~ nay oe feoo' however, with advantage
W tnoSo 'iiIereatod III npencors Hpeoulattons,
anu "oula 10 Hood introduction to the Prin.
c'p'es U! 500 '"y' clio hrae part OF which
H. VIC uaaeFs'saa, shortly to appear. It may,
III l"cs, DC cons!aofea rs Slndlcntion Of the
pun OF 'ne authors systom, and OF his own fit
uoss Gu "fleo wofS on the subject Of Sociology.
A!thoush past OF a popular aooutifio Horea, and
not so technlcal or aostruso as tho Prin-
clPles OF blolosy or tho Principles Of
tesonoloey lioAl Tue same poat It Is none tho
less no 1ood for babes. The rcGder will find
very important and worry difficult questions dis
cussea III lss pages such as tho
MEANING OF SOCIOLOGY,
tho acloAco OF human aocioty; whothcr NO
ha'e any need OF il; whether 1t ia possible, aud,
II possible, III WHAT Boaso aud to what oxtopt ;
what aro the ttll1.caltcs in ta way the qualities
foqss!e!te ior those WHO would build it up; what
IL tito character OF tho sociological mind, mud
l:o pfopaFasory discipline needed TO Insure auc-
cess III lts cultivation.
NO saNe ls that Air. Spencer means by soctolo-
Gy neither moro nor iess Than ls meant by whnt
fteo eailea tho ec'enSa Nsoea, and what las
since received Il appellatiou sclonco Of Ills
tory, or PHILOSOPHY Ut History, By this wo do
hot mean to lnslnuato Tint Spencer would ac-
cols slcos dof1n'lion OF Sociology, but only that
tho moaning covered by an thcsa expressions is
suDnsAnelally the samo.
It hns bcou mado question whether such
ac1enco IL poss!blo. Minds Of eclontitlu mold
cans1to lis that 1t Is. Minds Of unHciontilo mold
asauro lib that it IL not OF theoloyio minds,
HoiMe MO ranged on ono sido Of tho question,
md sonlo OH tho other. Vico, who was tho first
to write OH tho acionco Of history, introduced ill.,
to It the element Of
rnoy1pENT1A1 GUIDANCE;
and Dossuot, III his Uisoonrs sur pHistorio
Uniccrssle. did tho same. Spencer would reject
this elo.nout, and this IL tho only point Of itrer-
enco in this matter botwoen tho purely sciot-
tto and tho thootoSiuo suioutl1o mind that
cha, aetor Of mind found In those whom spencor
cAaractorixoa us men who, whom thov open the
, 1873-12-07

nMr,EEs' opERA.IloUaE h1onrne At1ect, lstweon
aoFH." A1lnttr1lsy and camicaltttcs.
, 1873-12-07

gambling it, its worst form. but ro understand
hat, when tho police intorfcrcd with ono Of tscgo
concorus. OIL Tho ground TINT 1t was gambling,
the Mayor promptly ordered tho discharge Of tho
acouaol. nntl forbade my further Interference
with tho buHinoss or social amune,nonin Of LAo
public.
somo years ago. thcro waa 1argona}oof oontly
ongravl'sa in thIa city. each purchaser having q
supposed cltauco of boiny Tho lucy rocipio..t Of
dcod In foo Of the grand Opcya.11ouuo OH
Washington nLrcct. Tho tasto for ilno artn was
1t was Huppoaol, largoly cultivated by that pro-
coo;llny. Thoro aro n Eooro Of placoa III this
city wlioro, upstairs, behind barred doors und
blin'loa windows, mon can 60, aud by putting
down n dollar, Or ton dollars, talto tho o,ancca
Of winning Or losing liiso aun, upon tho turning
Of a card. Thls IL called gambling. and those
who p,actlco It arc hunted md punished ns
ouomios of society. Tho dif1oronco bo.wean
their proceedings and those Of the picture sa!cs
we ayo described arc, however, go obvious, tl,at,
oven omtting tho confederation Of art-culsuro,
no ono eau question the justice OF tho Mayors
decision!
Tho picture trade having boon thus judcially
determined to 10 honest and Legitimate, It is
worth while to consider itB prontu. Estimating
tho daily aa1cs OF single establishment at 1900
pictures, tho account Of a picture o-molchant for
week vii! stand thus
from 21u pictures Mt 50c................. $1,000
!:csa cos: OF pictured. rea.....,....,...-.....S 10
MeHt nht! sAe, .,........-.............. 6u
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ri fHVoLEf,S Rl:-1l.alunh atroo,, ho,wson
n1sR a"d Lasaila. Siako,cn English Unora Tsoups,
, 1873-12-07

Considering that 2100 Is ample capital, and
that lilo br1atnohs ID purely cash aud proflta
Immediate, NO question whether thoro III any
othor business just now that nlalios such laand-
como roturns. No ono ca,i visit QUO Of tlloso os-
tablishmcnts without boing struck with tho
number of porsons, of nil trados professions,
mud ompoymenta, who bayo, despite tho hard
tincs, 20 conts, or Eve tinen TO ccns, to bot
against tho pictures on tho wall. When tho rc-
ccipta of ono OF thoso establishments arc multi
piled by the whoio number OF them, tho public
can estimate tho profits OF tho now trade which
has tho Official sanction Of tho Government Of
tho City Of Chicago.
, 1873-12-07

nMElCKEn'5 THEATRE KE-.NIsdlsou strect, botvccu
psstborn i,rn anu State. Eusnxoneat Of Lottn. ''Oid
, 1873-12-07

GLOBE TitEATllr--DespIa stroc, l,otvorp Mind,
ison nh4 Tn'nlnaton. EnguRcMcnt Vi II i. Kns,
, 1873-12-07

IA. AuAp3EY OF asroot, hsts,,a Mad.
,. n" a%fSasnc. % H'I.Eenent OF tho Lydia Thompson
, 1873-12-07
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

TKnAs6 or SUBSCRIPTION frAYAuLn IN ApvaNor,
IAN: * R",s '5GG 3:GG %ss,; s3.3o ,
Farsh OF ,car Mt tho tano rate.
Torrosont dony and mstaxoa bo suro mn, o,ro 1,o.,
vi ca nd''ess III full. Including stao nt,A County,
Ee'iSnccs may lIo made either Us draft u1pru,s Pos.
oaeo Older. or IN registered lo'osn. t. p,,r rish.
Tr,tss 70 CITY auuacElnE.,s.
Eay. holisoref. Sunday osccntca, ii cant. mar ,vcck
La''' dt''efod' Sunday included, III o,na ,es wuok
Addrots THE T],IIlt,TM r.n.t,yv
Iof1cF h3ndsnn shd naarhorn.st+.. ChIcavo, III.
c.--"~-r..."-a.....--...*..... .1--...*.
TOMORROW 8 ADJUSTMENTS.
GLOBE TitEATnis--Desp spIaf,,cs stroct, hotvorp Eod
.:o s.!, H.! M1I1f'hIAaton " EnsnR1onr u u. T. Kns
ACADEMY OF Mt1S1C-lIalsled ed \. root bstv,,, Mad.
Esa.auos n sTas T9uupc Of Tho Lydia nunnon
Hfts md Lasao. stako,cn English
psarGaaN .a sf.ta sts:et boyssn
toudon.' ''"""so''ea' VI Aottn' o'o
MYERS OPERA 11OU9I; h1onroc at1ee+, l,:tvccu
peaahur S!ato. i;uriu'i,e ii Ti:ao Works Woh.
aofa'" Alinstr5lsy and sanicAlttsts.
DR.. ,KANN's. MUSEUM OF ANAToMY-clarl
'troot, batwaon madis'm auI Monsoc.
.-.-..:.:.. .'-:.--,.s-.........=
BUSINESS NOTICES.
HEADQUARTERS rot npYS' CLOTHING c. G.
COLLINS. 1871 ut,E leu Clnr..rt.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-03-29
Schuyler CoIfax-Not Much OF nlm

When We first spoke disparagingly of
Schuyler Colfax, almost every paper in
the country was in the habit Of praising
him. The journals of his own political
! ATTY lauded him to the skies.
How is it now
lie has fallen so low that the United
States House of Representatives cam
within five votes Of passing resolution
of impeachment against him. The
vote stood I04 to 109
We do not exult over bis downfall
We feel no disposition to do anything
of the kind But when We saw a dis
tinguished public man coming forward
and volunteering to defend the charac
ter of Richardson, the nan who had
robbed Mcfarland of his wife, we
confess that we felt appreheusiye he
would come to bad end.-N. Y
Ledger.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-03-29
Treasure Region.

1t is easy for dull and uniformed
man to regard modest description of
the mineral wealth of country, with
accompa niment Of Legitimate speculation
as a Fl .meat of the Imagination. Bat
the immobility of such people in no
wise affects facts. We rarely'venture
to indulge ourselves in speculation as to
the future of the region Of which San
Diego is destined to be the trade aud
Industrial center, because we know that
great many regard oui just and mod
crate anticipation as tinged with ro-
nance. The people Of San Diego VIII
readily recall the force and energy with
which we have advocated the building
ofthe San Diego and San BerDardino
railroad with It's corollary Of an extension
to CalIviIe the head of navigation on the
Colorado, and the terminus of the
Southern Utah We were impelled to
so by knowledge of the specially rich
mineral and agricultural resources oe
San Bernardino county aud by the troa,
ure beds that would be traversed in
cffccting a junction with the Southern
Utah San Bernardino county alone is
depository of iron, coal. lead, copper
silver, and gold that would in the next
ten years make San Diego respect
able city, if We are wise enough 10
cultivate the iatimation with that place
to which we are invited by nature but
taking the whole territory between San
Bernardino and Callvile belt of
unexampled richness is struck, which
when fully developed, will make San
Diego, which will be, under the new
greenback regime, the resort for eastern
capital the focus for mining interest
which will dwarf those of San Fran
cisco. San Diego Union.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-03-29

Of coffee should be used TO make thre
ordinary cupfuls. The coffee pot shoul'
be first warmed, and the water pourct
over the coffee. Whatever is used fo
clearing. white ef eggs, isinglass, etc
should be desoved before mixing.
There are about one hundred and
seventy five patents in in existence fol
coffee pots. The best form is kno vi
is one which distls the coffee, nevel
allowing it to boil. By this process
the infusion does not become black
bitter or stale, aud can be served at
any time with all the aroma Of the bean.
ADULTERATION.
The means resorted 10 Tor detecting
adu'tcrnions in coffee are Of three
kinds, namely, certain physical char
actcrs aud appear nces presented by
adulterated samples, the microscope,
and chemistry The first means con.
siSt III noticing whether the sample in
the mass cakes or c0heres, whether it
hoafes IN water or not, and the color
OF the Infusion. / the ground coffee
cakes ia the paper in which il is folded
or, when pressed between the fingers
there is good reason for believing that
it is aduterated, most probably with
chIcory. If, when few pinches Of
the suspected coffee are placed upon
water IN wine glass, part floats aud
part siuks, there is reason to believe
that it contains chicory, roasted corn
or analogous substance The coffee
does not lmbibe the water but floats
on the surface, the materials absorbs
the water. gradually subsidies from the
bottom Again, ii the cold water to
which portion of ground coffee has
been added, quickly becomes deeply
colored, it is an evidence of the pres
ence Of some roasted vegetable substance
or burnt sugar If, when a few grain
be spread upon piece Of glass and
moi>tened with few drops of water,
soft particles ike break crumbs can be
picked ont VT h needle, this is another
proof OF adulteration. Chcory con-
municates reddish brown tint to
water, which pure coffee scarcely tinges
The same substance may be readily
detected under the micr oscope by the
size, form and ready separation of the
cells of the cellular tissue, by the
presence and ambulance Of the dotted
ducts aud spiral vessels Roasted corn can
be similarly recognized by the peculiar
characters OF the starch grains. Tinct,
ure of iodine instantly tells the pres.
ence of corn or beans by tinging the
cold decoction blue color.
So called rye coffee should never be
used Apart from its inferior favor
it has been found that single mouth.
ful of whole some bread contains more
nourishment than a dozen cups of a
beverage made from roasted rye.-.Sci-
entifc american.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-03-29
COFFEE.

Mr. r p Hewitt, of the city, has
recently puli>hed a well written and
instructive volume, entitled, " Coffee,
It's History and its Use," from the
pages of which we Gull the following
Interesting facts:
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-03-29


This country must reform, or it will
perish.
Look at the developments of cor
ruption in our National Congress, in
connection with the Credit Mobilier
Are they not enough to shock every
patriot in the land.
The rising generation must learn to
look with horror upon such crimes, or
our National life will become extinct.
No nation can fourish-no nation
can perpetuate its own existence even
unless its public councils are kept
pure.
What shall be done?
Attempts to punish individual
offenders in such wrongs commonly
fail.
The only thing is to educate public
sentiment. Let every boy and girl be
brought up to regard with loathing ano
adherence all who depredate upon th'
public treasury.
As it is now, mothers seem wiiflns
and even anxious TO marry thel
daughters to national robbers, it the,
are only sure of sharing in the spoils
We need not ask if this is right WI
ouly say let such practice. and tn
feeling that gives rise to it, cease t
exist. IN. 7. Ledger.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-03-29

GRCERIES, QrEENSWARE In fact any
thing pertaining t. tinuse Furnishing gods
Having bought Stock in San Francisco art
New York in person we can hold out Superior
Inducements 10 purchasers
CALL and SEE for yourselves
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-03-29

The reader is constantly meeting
with a'lusious to inventions and discov
cries which have produced incalcuable
results in the developments of modern
civilization. and often finds himself at a
loss to recall the date Of this or that one
As an assistant in refreshing the mem
ory, the most important inventions
prior to 1000 are given:
Spinning wheel invented, 1880.
Paper first made Of rags, 1417.
Muskets invented and first used in
England in 1421.
Pumps invented, 1925.
Printing invented, about 144O.
Engraving on wood invented, 1923.
POST Offices established In England,
1464.
Almanacs first published, 1441,
Printing introduced into England by
Caxton, 1474.
Violns invented, 1477. = =
Roses first planted in England, 1908.
Hatchets first made in 1904.
Punctuation first used in literature,
1920.
] Beforethattimewords rdsandsentenceswere
puttogetherlikethis.
How 10 make tall man short-ask
him for FIVE dollars.
| -----~-~~aOp-----
Why are jokes like nuts!-Because
the drier they are the better they
crack.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-03-29

To Issued Every Saturday Morning, at
Dallas, Polk County, Oregon.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-03-29

NHE ILLUSTRATED PSYCHOLOGICAL
l. JOURNAL, is in every respect First
Glass Magazine. It's articles are of the highest
interest to all. Itteaches what we are and how
to make the most of ourselves. The informa
tion it contains on the Laws of Life and Health
Is we'll worth the price of the Magazine to every
Family. 1t is published at 50 90 a year BY
special arrangement we are enabled TO ofTee
the PHRESoLoGIcAL JOURNAL as a Premium Tor
a new subscribers to the OREGoS REPUBLICAN,
or will furnish the PHYSIOLOGICAL JorRSAL
aud ORRGoS REPUBLICAN together for 81 90
We commend the JorRSAL to all who want
a good magazine
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-03-29

NEW I'D VER1IoENENl S.

GOOD NEWS 3!
TO THE PEOPEEOF
POLK TY.
Breynan Bros.
Are now opening Fine and Selected stock
OF Goods comprising
DRY GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
LADIES CHOICE DRESS GOODS
LADIES FANCY GOODS AND
LADIES, MISSES, CHILD
Rem HATS.
GENTS and BOYS cLooHING OF ALL.
DESCRIPTIONS and PRICES to SUIT
THE TINES also LA AGE and well
ASSORTED STOCK OF
CARPETS,
MATTINGSI
oILCLoTH.
WINDOW BLINDS and CURTAINS.
ALSO
GRCERIES, QrEENSWARE IN fact any.
thing pertaining to tinuse Furnishing goods
Having bought our Stock in san Francisco arr.
New York in person, we can hold out Superior
Inducements to purchasers,
CALL and SEE for yourselves.
Esrcyman Bros.
Mar - 3rn
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-03-29

Attention l. called to description of property
for sale the WEEkLY STATESMAN.
Feb 1873 ly
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-03-29
o ht = ietral Nepubli tan

OFFICIAL PAPER FOR POLK
COUNTY
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-18
PALISADE HOTEL,
PaiiSade, New.
J. M A Il G II A N =

UHAS TAKEN THE ABOVE HOTEL,
III and Is now prepared TO 1urhish ms
natrons with the best that can be OBJ
tanned. ,,,-,
Stages arrive at this Hotel from Eureka
and White Pine in time for passengers 10
take breakfast before the train goes west.
MO
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-18
AS ONE.

Wyman sister of Bret Harte)
bu,es the following lines to the
breland:
of,ife do we have and hold
and sunshine, pleasure ana
1halI n. avail when the tale is told =?
h he loss, or will it be gam!
|, tho storms that blow high and
S,,nd dash over sea and shore,
H. broad paths where the roses
low, A.. sb,,, bloom no
more?
h the hopes that the storms OF life
= hafIle and bring to earth?
H. struggle, the care and strile;
i il avail when We know their
worth"
hi ever the world rolls on
I days and the years fly fast;
Eand pain. as the night and morn,
be even as one at the last.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-18

[From the Carson Appeal of July 15l
ALL at once we are municipality.
God made the county and man made
the town. The County Commission
ers are the men who made Carson
City town yesterday. They did eX-
ceedingly well when they did that
same. We herewith thank and COM
mend them for it. Now we know
where we live. Before this action we
lived in an imaginary tOwn-like liv-
ing on the equinoXial line. Read the
proceedings of the Board, new Com
missioner Gardiner, and all, yester-
day, and see about our new stakes
and metes. That first S. e. quarter is
somewhere about the town end of
Sam. Wrights graveyard. The mile
west and mile and a quarter south and
so on, embrace Chedic and Clarke and
that neighborhood, run up and take
in Miss Clapp's place, go on down and
corral Duffy and that part, and take
in Chinatown. The race course is just
east of the plot, we believe. Now,
thank Providence and wisdom and
persistency, we begin to loom up out
of chaos and old night and to assume
the form and attributes and effulgence
of a tangible civilized, christian shape
ID HlIltteeuln Century oudPc' W o
are grateful and fain would glorify.
Let g celebrate with the emphatic
howitZer.
u. S. MINT.-The Superintendent of
the Carson City Mint received, yes
terday, 1,346 pounds of mixed bullion,
gold and silver, from the Crown
Point mine, Gold Hill, Nevada, sent
in for melting and assay. This is the
first large lot of bullion received from
the Comstock since the Mint shut
down in June for a general clean up
More will follow.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-18

the Gold Hill News Of July 15th.l
ECONOMICAL MONUMENT. - We
piormed that the engineers in the
[oy OF the Government have Sc
The heights above and to the
ard OF the Imperial-Empire
ng works as the proper place for
punishment of an astronomical
ulhent, to be used as meridian
.se IN discriminating latitude and
.uue. The groupings i'll the To-
referred to are to be leveled off,
VIII afford an excellent founda-
aor a theodolite. The Imperial
ny company, so says our in
alt, have donated to the Govern
MY feet square of ground for
purposes heretofore named. The
selected for the location of an
noihical observatory is situated
;.hree-quarters of a mile from
llt station, OH the Central Pacific
'ER PEDDLERs.-The itinerant
,I!n Iuealers in Virginia City and
MN appear to be driving a flour
business. They have become
Hui coadjutors of the water COM
VINO at present are unable to
r;a, Sa an adequate supply of fluid
LsfED.-Yesterdav afternoon a
%l. & was procured from Justice
1S ~. Court, for the re-arrest of
fitzgerald, charged with the
1Si ! ol Samuel Hamilton. Fitz-
c WAS apprehended and lodged
y ~ BONES EXuUMEp.-This after
NJ ,he workmen engaged in re-
- me ruins of the late explosion
I una City, found a number of
pnneelohgng to the hip and thigh
""''i body; also a portion of a
{ HtH HEtH,r;-The Olympic Club of
I'LL is a defunct organization.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-18
TOTHE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW REMIDIES! NEW REMEDIES

TO THE ONfO ] UNA e.
NEW REMIDIES! NEW REMEDIES
DR.. GIB2ON'S DISPENSARY,
MO. 623 KEARNEY STREET, \
~ corner Commercial, San kEcI
Francisco. Private entrance on fM "
Commercial street. Established sasHSsss
in 1854, for the treatment of SeXu- GaA,EsGs
al and Seminal Disease, such as Gonorr'
hea. Gleet, Structure, syphilis in all its
forms, Seminal Weakness, lmpotency,
etc, etc. Skin diseases of years standing,
and liberated Legs, etc., successfully
treated.
DIR. GIRBON has the pleasure of an
nOuncing that he has returned from vis-
iting the principal Hospitals OF Europe,
and has resumed practice.
The Doctor has spared nelthertlme nO1
money in seeking out new remedies, ana
has returned with increased facilities Tor
the alienation of human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence
of selt-abuse. This solitary vice, or de-
praved sexual ndulgence, is practlced by
the youth of both sexes to an almost un-
limited extent, producing with unerrlny
certainty the following train OF morbid
SYMPTOMS, unless combated by scientlhc
medical measures, viz: Sallow counten-
ance, dark spots under the eyes, pain IN
the head, ringing in the ears, noise like
the rustling of leaves or rattling OF charj-
tos. uneasiness about the lOinS. weakness
of the limbs, confused vision, blunted In
tellect, loss of confidence, diffldence IN ap-
proaching strangers, a dislike TO form
new acQuaintances, disposition TO shun
society, loss of memory, plmpleS ana va
cious eruptions about the face. hectic
| iushes, furred tongue, fGtid breath,
coughs, consumption, nlght sWeats, mo-
nOmania, and frequently insanity. II re-
lief be not obtained, You should apply I'M
mediately, either in person or by letter
and have a cure effected by his new and
scientific mode of treating this disease,
which never fails of etTecting quick and
radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons at a distance may be CURED
| AT HOME, by addressing letter TO Or.
GIRBoN. stating case, symptoms, length
of time the disease has continued, and
have medicine promptly forwarded, free
from damage and curiosity, to any part
ofthe country, with full and plain dlrec-
ions for use, by inclOsing $40 in com IN Il
registered letter through the PostOfhce, or
through Wells, Fargo Co.
4 package OF medicine will be forward
ed by Express tOany part OF the Union.
arsOnS writing to the Doctorwill please
state the name of the paper they see this
advertisement IN.
All communications strictly confiden-
tial. cIppON
EOx 1857, San Francisco California.
feb6-ly
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-18
Liberty Hose Company, No. 1, have
also voted to disband,

GFrom the Virginia Enterprise, July Isl
INsANE.-John May, a native of
England, was yesterday examined by
Drs. Bertheir and Engles, and ad-
Judged insane. He will be sent to
Carson to-day, thence to be taken to
the California Insane Asylum. Re-
ligious matters, combined, as is sup
posed, with some domestic troubles
in England, are thought to have
caused his insanity. At times he will
go through the Church of England
ceremonies for an hour or more, as
though he were minister; at other
times he is very violent. He tore one
cell to pieces in the County Jail, and
badly wrecked stronger one at the
County Hospital.
A MONSTER TROUT CAUGHT. We
last night received telegram from
Tahoe City which informs us that the
biggest trout has at last been
caught. The dispatch says: The
largest silver trout ever caught in
Lake Tahoe was caught to-day by
James Stanton, of San Francisco. It's
weight is thirty pounds. James
Stanton may now go up to the head.
He is chief.
RELICS OF THE DEAD.-Yesterday
the workmen engaged in clearing
away the ruins of the Root building,
unearthed a bracelet which is recog-
nised as having belonged to Mrs.
Emily O'Connor, one of the victims of
the late calamitous explosion and
fire. A portion of watch was also
dug out. 10 whom it belonged is not
known.