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COME AND DIX uRALEp.

II matters not what your trouble may DO,
come and lot the Doctor examine your case. IL
will cost you nothing fer consultation, sopleasc
call and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
understands your case. n he can cure you DO
Will tell you 20; n not, he viii say 70, for no
will not undertake q cure unless he 10 confident
OF Affecting the same.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-12
A brutal Outrage and Asrosieus
Murder.

CnicAoo, Feb. 11.-A terrible case Of
outrage and murder was brought to
light here this morning. Last Tuesday
morning the body Of a young woman
was found who had apparently frozen to
death on the prairie In the southwestern
portion Of the city. The body was taken
to the Morguo and identified A. that Of
Mrs. Larken. and buried. Tho suspi.
cion Of q policeman was somehow
aroused as to tho causo Of death. and an
investigation has developed tho fact that
ON last Saturday night tho woman went
into n saloon near where she was found
and got q drink Of whisky. Joseph
Young, one OF n party Of loafers present,
followed her. and. o%vertaking, outraged
her, a fact which ho announced on
his return to the saloon. when Jerry
Kemp, ono Of his companions. sought
tho woman and repeated tho outrage,
and, according to his own statement,
left her dead. Kemp is in Jail; the 9th.
er rufian IL still ut large.
Card from Minister washburne.
New YoRK, Feb. ll.--Minister wash-
burno ~tclegraphs tho editor OF the
Herald from Paris to-day as follows:
Regarding the charge Of the New
York Sun that l received $4,000 for my
official influence in getting the Fremont
bonds placed Oh tho Paris Bourse, II In
to tho last degree false and ntrocious. I
never received n dollar. and was mover
O dollar In my life for my Official
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-12
DIR. A. ID. SPINNEY,
"a. Renewed to No. iss South O

NM hcm0voQ 10 No 100 = v
Street, Virginia, opposite champlain House.
Dr.. Spihnsy. well known throughout tie
country ~ . Patholocist and Psychologist,
whose successful treatment o fecrtsin physical
disabilities and functional arrangements de-
lion Of the GREAT SPECIALIST, would 70
specially Inform the citizens OF Virginia City
and vicinity that his Increasing patronage dc.
manding morv commodious apartments, hc has
removed 10 his new o1ice. No. iss South q
French Drug stofe, where he win be pleased
- consult with all, Thus giving invsiidi an OPP
psrtunity Of Kidding themselves. through his
professional agency. OF such constitutional an
nsyances and ailments ~ he elaims 10 compass
and 70 cure. Without. entering Into biograph-
,ss, d he s:t ! i L :ui pR' st + ;iIPly p s.,II:s;
reputation may be traced back 10 his inaugu.
raiion and conduct OF the Montreal Canada
Rastl Medical Institute. The regime OF the
Engllsh Pharmaceutical Colleges Il gauged By
an elevated standard. An extended experience
and an Assiduous study OF the varied phases
OF success In the eradication Of the multlform
chronlc affections Incident TO both sexes, tuch
a. Nervous Debility, Exhausted Vitality,
Youthful Excesses, Marriage lmpcdifncnts,
and Chronic diseases generally.
TO THE LADIES.
DR.. sPfNNRY, while naturally Impressed
with the delieaey OF the sabject, feels NO heel.
fancy In assuring them that. In conjunction
with = competent kDowledge OF their various
ruifcrings. such as Nervousness, Neuralgia.
Spinal Weakness, Loss Of Appetite, Lassiiudc,
Prolapsus Uleri. Retroverslons OF Displace.
mcnt OF the Womb, Vaginal Irregularities. Leu.
ehorrea. Dyspepsia. 1ndigestlon, Constipation,
and many petty, Irritating distinctions that
almost Invariably have their origin IN tie ntcl.
Inc region, he can afford them immediate relief.
,x. Ann nm an
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM CARSON CITY.

I.r.c,I. 70 u GOLD NM DAILY .r.,.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC NEWS.

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LOST

NERTIFIcATE OF DEPOSIT NO, 1850,
~ for tis0 drawn at the Hank of California.
Gold lilll, In favor Of Peter Dufrey, II Lost.
Payment Of the came 10 stopped. and the finder
viii coulter q favor BY leaving II Al the Rank.
o. ~ uhis $780, ~ ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-12

AN FULLY PREPARED TO CONTRACT
for all sizes aud styles OF buildings, from q
chicken coop TO . nrstclass church, at the most
reasonable ierms.
All kinds OF carpenisring. johblng and 70.
pairing done, with neatne.s and dispatch.
Cali at my shop and zee me.
IAN A. X. POTTER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-12

Tx ENTERTAINMENT To.SiGnr.-Ths
prics OF admission to Mrs. Marbles en-
tertainnent this evening. has been fixed
ut the low figure OF 30 cents. BY mis-
take. the price wins fixed at one dollar.
Fifty cents IL the price OF admission.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-17

DtRTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots IN the town of Winnie
mucca, are hereby notified that al APP
plcations for the same, or on business
relating thereto. should be addressed to the
undersigned at Sacramento, where they will
receive prompt attention.
~ Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the same. are also notified to attend to the
matter without delay, and avoid trouble.
nol5tf D. IT. HASKELL.
, 1875-12-22
TEtci17A Fifth Avenue flctrrni.

.Srso }trE t'nrrstpptdsilr: Cincinnati Eiqlir,Y,
p. reference has frequently been made to
ioaiutng OIL tho cornor ct Fifth arcnuo AID
Fortll-iourth street. whcrc il waH ruppoeaA ho
whB fpr titnc III hiding. II luB hce'l fur years
notorious tint rclutlnnH of n very intimate
clardcier existed betwaen tho great Democratic
thcf AslA tAih wnmat. who has huou t,Isirlcd by
htui aild to whom he rnado nyor IL part Of hA
property. An old rliuIn Of Tweed giYea ME q
iittio history of Tweol'a intrgnrs with wou.e1l
R1lh llB relations ~ thlB WOtnan. Many yeA1B
no.. wlnlo scAool Commissioner. :" Eig
Six nlado the nequatuth,eo Of o pretty
sclool-tea-Aer named GArret! that resulted
III Lcr rlacng herself urucr hin protee-
ton. For ycn's slle WIZ. it IL alleged hla s,:s-
tross Luz day Tweed gaw Mrs. atcMulIer,
aud. ntult.cn with her iino phrrilue, hc longo1
Tor fresh fields mud now pastures. How to get
riAof tho Jarrett woman was what puzzled him.
lio Lad, nv ono Of lsls political supporters, the
eamo Tom Field who subsequently Lccamo celc-
hrated aa l1ing thief. a,ld Nho Is now n fugitive
lit Canada. This fellow had married into tue
family Of very respectable retired builder
nnmel Smith, atd VOL thereby ono Of tho no.
bleHt women Of tho nlettopc,it. Sho wap abused
ter various iltrigues Fiull cappud tho eli
max Of his iufamY by slubauchinl tho da,,sll-
ter Of his own HiAtcr. This WAS tho dirty fol
law WHO eanle to TwcclB reAce, anil for Il
consideration Ito took Miss Gnrfott uT Tie Loss
hands, mid ever afterward remained toll CT
Tweed and hin hrncl,lnsn In tho Legislature.
Tweed took Mrn, MeAlulIon all to himself, nut,
up tu tho tlIla llo waH committed to lHnekWGlfb
lsanl, was llcr uevotc.l lover. 1t IL even de-
c'atcd that while III prison l,e was allowed to
visit her. shn llas bocn mndc party in the evil
Hults by the State, and IL III believed tbat Rfter
his cBeapo llo Fpcpt 1T lcaat ono night at her
l,oueo Al1sH Garrett, l,s dircardc.l sn.Htroas 1t
IL said is still living with Ilo!1 in alnutrpa.
where "losluaeions Inn " Is Aclurk III tobucco
warehouse. 1t IL notorious tim. sl:s4 Garrett
owns considerable property ~hicli. it i, beloved
was purchased with monoy asole,, from tho city.
, 1875-12-22

Paris correspondent wtitea, awhile DO
moiIshug an old house at btoutmartre aud
olear,ug tho site for ths Church Of tho Sacred
Heart. tho wolkmon made su interesting dis
cuveEy, theY found tint tho wAinscoting OF
ons Of the roons waH composed ot wood ele-
gantly carved And gilded. l4e various pieces,
whsa pus togalhar, showed that 1t was au Old
royal coach. whose rauelB had becn uAci TO
stop llole to keep tue wind away Ilero Ia
no knowing how this rolio Of tho anciont regime
came TO DO eiup!oyeu for building purposes,
though the probabilities arc that some Hrutus or
Ariatldea of tho revolution Of 70 soszeA upon tho
royAl equipsge aud Internationally usod tue ma
terisls wlerewtth 10 construct = dwelling. Nor III
there hny clue to show TO what epoch the Ktlled
coach belonged. i may have Leon tue coach
into whlch Louis XIV. told Lord Star to atop i;
Niue. do pompalous may have ridden Iii
it; 1t may hare served Mt the we'd
ding Of stade Aatolnette. or h.yo con-
yeysd Louis xiv. to tho scatYuld. Tho
pausls ars sail to prove that tho coach was worry
did, but 1t could not vel hayo been before I'll.
tlfteeuth century, for in 1t05 tho only suspended
coach which oa!sto4 Lololsed to Queen tsbeau.
and undur FIsncis l. there wcro oniy three. one
Of wA,cl4 belonged to thu Queen. aDothor 10
Diana Of roitiess, aud tue third to jean do La-
, 1875-12-22
EAtni Diseases ABlHnK EaOrKeh mud
Cattle ut tho 1.nst.


For several days past another epidomio Inns
prevailed u,unhI; horses IN tl4iHtity. Tho new
discaAu is pronounced by skilled veterinary sur
geons to DO "ApthR Xartlca, or cruptiyo. The
dl6oaa0 IL stated to 6o oven moro contagious thun
the eIizootic, aud unless 1t iH arrested vt onco
will proye fntal. lit eeyefal inBtancos in largo
stables whore one horse is attacked, tho disoaeo
spreads rapidly through tho stable, and worry fow
animals coming in cataut with tho4e affected cs-
cape Tho tiret symptoms OF lilo disease uro no.
ttccd BY peculiar expression of ftl.ocollltonaneo,
SALIVA lowing from tho mouth und moisture
exuding from the eyes: IN sou,o cascs it is nc
conpaned with troubled lroa.n'ng aud consd-
cradle fever. upon opening tho mouth Of an
animal stricken with this .nalaay will bo found
s1nall voBiclaH OIL tho edgo aul upper portions of
tho tongue and gums. On tho tllrd or fourth
daya' tllncsa large patches Of, tho covering Ut
tho tongue drop of, aud tho autma rof1lHos food.
The disease, AZ otlIor eruptivo feYurs, whether in
man or beast, rims tlxeu cullrae, aud the orup-
tton cannot safely 10 arrested nn!css proper
romedies aso immediately applied, together With
good nutslng, Which ad1s materially to the
speedy recovery ot tho animal, which may bo
effected III trou, Elk to ton days. Al rorcnt
meeting Of peunsylyRniA Collage Of Veterinary
Surgeons tho natnre aud treatment OF tllo now dis
oaso we1e diBcuasod by anuIlbor of the now ucla-
bcrs alt OF when pronounced the disease to
bo contagious, and advised tl,as tho nick AorscH
should bo kept apart from tlloH0 which l,nal not
taken tho diseaae. An epidemic huH also brnloll
OUT within the last few days on tho outskirts OF
tho city and III Camden Aulong the hogs aud cut
tis, which III somewhat similar to "Texas foyer.h
Among hogs tho disease haH proved fatal, as in
some casoa kl,o fasnors have lost, i'll few fours.
from Gu to ~ poE ccht OF their stock. III Ca,t-
moro or less been attacked, aud many hundreds
OF hogs aud cattle have died. A. tho present
writing tho diaeaso las not boon arrested, ale
though every known rolnety l,aa heon applied.
this new malAdy. Committee Of tiye yetotluary
exports arc AuidiuE council, and will iu short
, 1875-12-22
EITy REAL ESTATE,

t'uH iAt T. T1EiI'Hbt*ti bi TAIi. 1Ft'T',,.I,
Il ih'a i'r,".en n,'a'. .tn e.a'n1': cr'rs NJ
'h"nrd tnnen r. ssf" art tnylng in sostlmt II hr:s
.ttnn"h ~ tao kr+t Gll'i J." rsy hal wi, 1r:3s'
InluItH ht HtrtLn IN tho building.
UfDIt khLE-tarITst;E On LEASED Ei.yENn. #
J. ysArs f.1s". within 'ntn1"s' yak If i;"ur!- r.
hns IT hhI1K Ebl Iu+r"ss. t;tl At ar hdirs:4
~ Nt.t Monsrn.si.
1toit SALE --st:vfrI Enr.E.:fitn:aFt, HnI,.
1.rt,a II takr, ju,u!~,':t -. h,r.s, = r,lnuins
h:'Ht.
fth4't HAIt. -IaX1t.. EAkT IH'AT. IN !lEI1liiAS-
y ns hetr Twrrty.hlih md T~rnfr,ti,t!,-*t.. !.
lri"". sz,h #" mr. tt;sid cash. haAntc T.. nt. +
irHf*. With jIor iHt"it.t. lnIItrr nj .IAEDH
WEI, and uI:ti Il. bEAVEK:;E, fio 1>catLoTnr,.
IfuI SALE Mt ExGiIASut:--A vEHY DEStftA-
j. hlr Fc'"rara n, Sut:h SIZE rat frnn'hrr. With N
Nh.thgtttft.
L,nH sAtI;;;- I!fstnrsf'E All, ni'slSEa4 PhOP.
j. rrty IN all part. nf tp CITY. H. D. ". u. MCa1ut.
MICK. E1ufu cI1n atlnrl
, 1875-12-22
JUDGE yAS nIlUyT,;, MARRIAGE,
Welded IN ahc 1trrvesscO nG n E1stsl-
ttrs.t l'eraunA-'rho lstttless n7otllcr,n

a'orl, ,.-...-.,
,r hoehfFfrtS. ~ E,tn'H7 Ernr.'', hfo.1'.
~" l,osns aspoct 81 lllo van ltr'!ntt tra,rla'ia
H,.!y ro'',a '1t IN! 'oftnet to"hFWhH'ai' Jnhh'o
.',l, OF nI3a sa, lirh!!. JHhHo Van 1'fhnt hae
IT, sa.'fHa tlm y Ne" loiS ','tF' eh' M hpfeafa NY
.',ar ,.' a,ams aetn tanaR.al1 llo He" fot@ ne"s
I"an. '1n f,.'.,,.a ,''a n a., ;'su ~. 'yv
~, h,nRa tharlea u. shn Hfnht arrival IN thu city
V"iheataS evening. aud ytA+IIsy slHitcl hs atso:!-
aus m IN" pencil u !!o J'lg:s rnp q tho Snrre,n"
ma Chiift u tonfnnn le"a ahd nn'inunre.l mn
.1ch. ot nldnR cntlft III soLis hrAilh u thn Court
~ t.o'nnn iIea9 ~ Itfiunfy t1e hnsy ~ the tn"F-
fARe 'dAH az lfr'Inf aayn " h. IiH has Hht Iron
.att,sa "h' ahrua, NJ %rr h',f II ": st.K'lar-
pn ~ en".Nt' rot1ch ~ UNI ~" lclt ior El,toI
~ aa3t hhu from tnh t'hie III I'lfc ~ r middle u
,e'oer ~ Isy Il! his h'sFo At afi4 unable ~ leave
on aafonnt o! thn arhhcfd or i~' fhptl'h* inttf-
sHnlha, iton ths MILDLY ri l'nd TO ti'r 'hsd!" nf
AuHns1 ne #hA titfey tlhtnhf"'Es GIH tkiA waH H."
rarr. s'3 ''-'t '''" "eA'f"e" IVA an ''''h' HAT
,ri'oro ao,,,,u..,
,,o,,S ,t,, -" ~, m ui'' ~ Iet
-. , ~ "" n ~ I" ~" Wy,
Irn"t m. ~ ,,,rl,, % ~ ~ n1u XIV, 1 nu"Hu ~,
IL VT r1' .o "au ts i" ""H ,Ae
i,,a o,icr Nh, i, "an III. h,..'I a';s ~
, 1875-12-22

vnl According to ba'an1r. iI,cro uers u goo |
fnany Enr}i IN l'aElH II j.s:|. and tar Parma
ttty lps mp Tin uIun ptttrt. A,tl tp!aslltd
lafcs an1 gHt1tuRlcrI riding tnrt".rt. Toward
III" :nd If tIu rn"a II Hrnry ~. Entatotn-
li"trn had carriabu L,lfjt With d.or und win
uuwY"
, 1875-12-22

1Ul ~ -;!ttitGAf rAtK- T.. It. r, H. H.;
i II miles, 4! TtnHth. 10 cenis fare: So fItnla
Tim tcr gr.r tnc way daily; s1, haFhey
..sh; and Su'tar trains. 1r PARK ri.wn.; rilHb
.na"t t,r t1s Il. u tl,n 'ato ,erysy s~rf.'ust.
i.siIiilrs untrra,,cd af, tt,n"n Ac.,'uT for i,ys
,9.nr @ la,'t .,n'nass an' =. r.. r.. p4'Ic ecr.I
hpl.na nrr ,pei fur salr N-st ens'axc. s1:,l
rs.h and rnn',i h-ndso1n" hone" f5i ca., md
t:c! ~ .rln'.!c snI lnIId a'y T. .',ian:lsi
Eay tri.rn y httntk t.'iltGl. II. CLARKE. ARpnt,
M. II EhnsHler nj Entnfnntre.
I,Un MA LII -Ext,ELLl,ST fDrt NEAR yI.E CITY
l. limits. at 1IFkhi"n fr -, rfs>B 10 eHlnn mill.
tmrlttnR wnths mai ne v Attn 4 ~. lAnIs RalruAi
G11ht1: i d1rn, nhti - lnsHhy tot balance. LEh
COATES. Kon'n :, II Na+llnsrn,rt.
, 1875-12-22
OUTRAGEOUS Aksf.0HMEkT,

~ fhf EIIfpr ~ Tia Ch1cau0 IrtbAu4:
CutcAuo, Doc. 2l.-This morning received
rohos from the Collector to pay my pcrsonnl
pIoperty tax. Last summer Ill AHsossor asBolBed
ny stock ln my shop ii $500. and NOW And my
aelf taxed for $500. This hna not boon done by
asstatc. but willtully for spoke to several
snali business men, and they Appear to make
Ine sai,lo complaint, / an, = B,sow-carl writer,
tnd keep seady-nlado show cards OH iland: but
ihs amount Of $500 ~ a very high estimate for
my stack Of goods, for could nssuro any pozaoll
capable Of Judging correctly (aul certainly au
ASSESSOR should bb qualified to do so), that my
whole stock OF got1ls. II necessity should compel
% or my family to 4ell il, would not Driug tho
tbova named sun Of $500,
:, Now il this IL tie case, st what other conclu.
t!on can arrive tlau that an rUbIol? defy
lhe sesasstng authority thousands Of otheTa will
10 the samBl to como before my faco and theirs
sao 1tistifS thclr hcsfona against me knd tho
snen business mou, and 1t they will not do It,
1sa !ntatpy aud shame may 9ovor thotr ualns,
A. HTEMrEl.
, 1875-12-22

phs IiloY " 1hs CA!eaua TrttuHs:
catoAao, Doc. 2l.-l would like 10 know, and
not only but many othors, what III the meaning
ol she following document Which roceiysd by
TAIL from Collector Eyans, aud whicl, runs thus: ::
-. YOU ass hereby notified that tbs atats. county,
Ma uts Of Chicago taxes upon your penoual rrop-
Wy. ssooo, aso now duo and rayshle At my oAaoe No.
WY Hall. Now. therefore. H., &c.
NOW, ] am lesa vol OIL than WAS lnat year,
ias tll4 is copy OF tho receipt secsi7ed last
Le aseesyed Of -, the sum Of ss.e0, atats county,
@Nh, aud Bouth Park ta1es.
NOW, NOW, sr, to my certsin knowledge thefa aro
ssma earen ur eight ps1t,os Oh Htsts street, rho
~ sa3s seAson Of general stAgnAtinn of trade are
s.ilsd upon u pay ton times the amount OF their
H1es laat year. Thete ". aiE, 4 1aiunabla fraud
, 1875-12-22
Six Million Dollars IN EGus.

: 1Ssl1 FORK 1sQn, -
Three freight cara containing e6. 6.000. 600 worth
Of silk.worlM egga A,rlvod At 1t. John's Park
Depot on TuesiluJ. They had coma FROM uonx
Kong to Gau ErAuotaco tn tWeuty-thsea l4ys, ind
thpnca TO New York In luBH than so,e days. tho
spesd being faster than the mails arc carried by
tho same Eouss+ This uncommon cargo il going
, 1875-12-22

SHfiHGftM lHIss.} MhHbfitsH.
William 1,nsBell fell setiscoaa tu tho floor
.while attending pEayer-mloling Mt Worcester
the other evening. and tic trouble was fon1.d tu
llo In tho fact that tho Eirt lo loved bcH, had
been cared BY hor paronts to prevent lin fran
hnviul, nn Interview with her. 4 vigorous shnk-
illE brought lin to Lis Bcnsca.
, 1875-12-22

Aom0wllnre. Wrto 1t 'lan,naate lintinrtlg anl
e1nyliatlraLIy h!1 InE TnInuHE kindly 0lllgo
III lations by looking Into tim natlslf u.
, 1875-12-22

no 1thST.-Isol 'sEs IN AILrAnrA ofTHi: tlrY.
3.oly AMI b.."nn e, ~ 70 81 rcr ,nn.:h; ..,ry
MeCnEMH'k, 1tto.n. nsrl f!naiss f'ck.
no KEST--SHW HTtlEk lIurSEs. MuDrl.S IN
pruss1nenls, nfrt. lrcs'thn. lf1euin Park; als
suites At sf5 tG ST. 80. T., f.U and CIV. WILL L.
DAVIS. III habdOIfh-tt., L4'tIrent.
RIO KEsT-FUKStsllFD HOUSE. IN WEAr WASH.
l. tn4tan..t., EnpH FArk: brick: Ill ilH;rurc.
nseata rent takcn In bnnrd Immediate Isn,ct'inn
, 1875-12-22


GENTS WANTKH -TD BILL a PATENT AKTl.
" asph la .Anp!s. JACK6uN& CO., ~ iat. aaA III
houkl SlnlY -.
, 1875-12-22
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MUSICAL.

~-.~------~
4 rEW. FINE ROSEWOOD riAS0S SQUARE
\. c...i as rrce. 3nuI. Each warranted ytsss
HEt.l'S Temple at afnsic VI Van ,smsou.at.
F,NsrCLAss FQUAHE piAsu, usEDTUKFE
n"ate', chesp II t0kan al once. Is Nsr.h Cl!utpu-
tt Hyts;A
, 1875-12-22

fT,u LEAbE-E{}R A TERM tlF YEARS, LAMB IN
Ii. NH,h lt.neh Of CttaS. IL; u e. nsas A.ixauksu
iuttua by I4tu%A aud siyst Apply
VI Eputu Fullerton Ulutk. VI DesEbosu4L
, 1875-12-22

PERSONAL. ,........
IlEEtSONAL-G. }. T.: II YOU WISH Tn SEE
DEKblHAL-IFTttE LADY STANDING NEAHTO
gunt With xIa.ers k"4 ."s ~ in!an. ~ a.
furlhar ac4uaIntant, xdiTca, E:D. Tf!buno othco.
,oEKSnSAl. tr JOHN tttSNARn WILL. t3AlI AT
Id Huush tatk:t hS viii 9hltxe fANkEk:
, 1875-12-22

Antl It will bo very difficult, it not
impossible, for the rrinoo to. prevent
numbers Of lila people, especially tho young
nun not yet encumbored with respousibltIt
which maho thom dreatl coniiscat,on, anu not
ovoFpowored hy any prudential consideration.
from joinlng tho Insurgents in tho coming
Atrugglc at Mu1a,oytzza. Tho Prince. although
ha is worry strongly pressol By all tho friends
their onlolal expressions would have decisive
tnllnenco, thug far holds very obstfnhtaly to Its
refusal to autlto1igo any movement from his
troutors aud have found no reason to bolievo
that tho l!u'nbor Of Monteneg5ins in the rAnka Of
the prine0 aud L3nb!bratioh long ago &ssure4
MO was tho approximate numoorlu 1ierxegoyiue.
They hhyo begged IN vain for a sfngie guu TO
enAblo tllom to reduco tho blookhousos Irinco
Nikita relnatns sbsolutoly obdurata.
onstEatlon Of tho footng OF tue Montenegnna
towa1da tha ilerzcgosininns is shown in their
conduct consequent Oh tho Withdrawal of tho
Austrian supplies Of provisions. On this fact
beoomnE known. the whols population Of the
lrlneipalisy came forward A. onee and votuu-
It. thoir own expcuao. On tho dhy Of my
rlde frou! Cattaro found all tho mon OF the
different localities gathered together to enroll
their na.neE, so that lie refugees might DO
moans, aud, that tho burden. distributed
ovar the whole country, may enable II 10
pass tho wlnter without garious embarrassment
eyuu It lsusssa docs not take up tue load
Tits measure must. howsyor, be 10 Increase tho
rRr fosling in Montenegro, aud sIready fiud
tho rri1lou worry much more Inclined 10 listen to
energetic couusols than when ! was hore BEFORE
l!o laa sa!j p!ansy to NE , within two days that
se,y'e woaid 1om, nS ,."m Woad declare war
certain Of the great poweis Nho have hi,horto
&o4tgaiuel lin,
, 1875-12-22

fNuE UNION FURHrruAH uDMpAkV. Sell,
p!Ox,sltua. Ylino G1soa OH thu payments. tn lPa.t
MhlisDu at,
, 1875-12-22

Donltkcoucrs. Clcrlss. Eto.
NASfFI-A ttlMrLTEET HfM,KEEEPER At
~ ftrlrratr tAlaey. Addrs's 81 &. 1Ii,4n utlc,.
WANTED A trNlU UKt'a.RtFTHpN tLEItk.
" arpls Immediately st No. 10 Nrst Indiana.st. -
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11

We know why the animal Graves salt.
and why it ultimately falls into disease If
salt is for time withheld. Upward of half
the saline matter of the blood (51 per cent
consists of common salt; and as this Is
partly discharged every day through the
skin and Kidneys, the necessity Of contin-
ued supplies OF 1t to the body becomes suf-
ficiently obvious. The bile also contains
soda as a special and Indispensable cousti-
tuent. and so do all the cartilages of the
body.-Therefcre if the supply of salt be
stinted. neither will the bile be able to
properly assist the digestion. nor the car
tilages be built up again as they naturally
waste.
Aud when we consider II to be fact that
without salt man would miserably perish,
as amoug horrible punishments entailing
certain death that of feeding culpritS on
ssltless,food is said to have prevailed in
barbarous times. We may become partially
convinced, at least. of the necessity of feed
ing salt to our, ,stock-that it is one of the
necesssries as well a. one of the luNuries
of life for man and beast and il should be
profusely provided at short intervals, in
proper places, If it cannot be kept by them
continually, so that each and every animal
may satisfy the. demands OF his nature.
Then il shall not be said of us that while
our pudding is well seasoned and salted,
our stock is allowed to suffer for want Of
the same ingredient, which Is as truly nee
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