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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-10-14

THEODORE Triton lectures before
Baylie's Great Mercantine College, at Keokuk
Iowa, in November. Other eminent speakers
follow.
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Firm OF 5. NJ pettingill Co. L q ssatest. Boz

VEGETINE extends it's influence into every part of the
human organism commencing with It's foundati9n
rectng diseasedcton and restoring vital Great
ing healthy formation and publication OF The blood
driving out disease and leaving Nature to perform tA
allotted task. VEGETINE is sold by all druggists
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EXPERIENCE OF YEARS.

CHARLEsTowN, Mass, March 10, 1862
Mr.. H. r. STEVENS:
This is to certify that have used your Blood Prepa
ration (VEGETINE in my family for several years. and
think that for Scrofula Cankerous Humors or Rheu
matte affections, it cannot be exceled and as blood
eyer used and have used almost everything. can
cheerflllly recommend it to any in need of such a
MRS A. A. DINSMORE,
19 Russell Street
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The Mason & Hamlin Organ Co. have
obtained another triumph over all their
compe Gitors, and won new honors for
America. They have just been awarded
the grand medal of honor for the best
cabinet or parlor organs, at the Worlds
Exposition in Linz, the capital of Upper
Austria. :
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| GEO. P. ROwELL 8 Co.

0SARDS.--5O white or tinted Bristol, 90 cts. 50
" Snowflake, Marble, Rep, or Damask, 35 cts. SO
Glass, 40 cts. with your name beautifully printed on
them, and Sc samples of type, agents price.st, etc.
sent by return mail receipt of price. Discount to
Clubs Best of work. w. c. CANNON, As Kneeland
Street. Boston, Refers to S. M. PETTENGILL d. Co.
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A Big Baby.

That fat baby in Milford, Ct, has had
his photograph taken. The picture
shows him naked, and seated-too fat to
tumble over. His legs and arms are
huge collops of flesh, and his abdomen
is a sight to see. His big cheeks and
firmly lifted head complete face which
wears an expression ike a mans. He
was six months old when the picture
was taken, and his weight then was
thirty-six pounds weight determined
not even Sin his stockings. - Hartford
Times.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-10-14
SOLID BUSINESS MEN OF NEW YORE

How TO GET HOME. See advertisement.
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SEVENTY ONEYEARS OF AGE.

EAST MARsHF1ELD, Aug. %, 1870.
Mr.. H. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-I am seyenty-one years of age; have sui
fered many years with Kidney Complaint, weakness in
my back and stomach. induced by friends TO try
your VEGETINE. and think it the best medicine for
weakness of the Kidneys used have tried many
remedies for this complaint and found SO much
relief az from the VEGETINE. It strengthens and In
vgoraes the whole SYSTEM Many of my acquaintances
have taken and believe it to be good for all the COM
plants for which it is recommended.
Yours truly,
JOSIAH III. SHERMAN. i
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~ n "A A MONTH-Agentsw wanted everywhere.
GIL aRMEh Business honorable and first class. Par
an KTHES ticulars sent free. Address WORTH d
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CUSHIN(y'S MANUAL

Of Parliamentary Practice
Rulas proceeding and debate in eliberative assem-
blies This the standard authority in all the United
States and is an indispensable Hand Book for every
member Of deberatye body, as ready reference upon
"The most authoritative expounder of American par
Elementary law '--CHAs. SUMNER. f5fF -lx.f
Price, G5 cents. Sent by mail on receipt of Price
Address THOMPSON, BROWN & Co.,
a Boston. Mass.
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N mYgYwse and Morphine habit absolutely and
kREyk hi Hs speedy cured. Painless no publicity.
HEH kEkRYA Send stamp for particulars. DR. Carl
- - % Wv AAs0a ton 1877 Washington ST., Chicago, Ill.
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EENHE WHAT rs IT.-Something new. Sells at
H. sight Big inducements to Agents. Samples S5
cents and stamp. Agents wanted Send for Catalogue
u. S. SPECIALITY CO.. IL Central-st,, Boston.
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- Your Name Elegantly Print
EAsklH ed IL TRANsPARENr VISITING
&MS CARDS, for25 Cents. Each card contains
scene which visible until held towards the light
Nothing before oeredin America Bigince-
ments Agents. NOVELTY PRINTING Co., Ashland. Mass
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AGEMTlc go Elegant Oil Chromos mounted, size
0NIAN 40 9x11, for $ Novelties and Chromos
Of euery description. National Chrome Co., Phila Pa
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and WEIGHT is Seen and Felt.

Evcry drop OF the StCSsf HrrtftAE rrSCT-
VENT ccmmugisa.rs tHr.uAu .'r N.Het. ~ora. .rIt-.
and other tH'- ant 'Hirrs ut |NH 'sfriH r .-tI .
H'c tyr 90 rrpofrs luu .ses ut t. l.l, , ~ui
sound material scr. U.s. SU...... ,..r .rHrtrr
G,ArduIar disease, teals in t.e f... q. N.r'r. IT,
uE"rs, Nu3CsIl tSr '. '. OH rfr- .v,...
Surc FvrS, S.ruu.UrUus '>rHz.-H- f-r 3D.. Pan. a.
tbs Nrrst forms Of Sk.r dr.rs... .-#Ff..rs F-..-
soTes' S3Ill J., a.. ~. N'..H .' O.. .i'.a
GERS tn the Womb, ana an vrlE...r- .. .4a.lf DIS
changes NiEht >NCEt> .S- N' NHt.HT F' .' Hs..s
the life VrucfyIc or. wifH.a lHr curative s H. tH
wonder vt Modern Chemistry. FHI f.r t4N. r.. r..
prove % any Te7>" U>L .-fl- cH.- cd tl.l I.-
tisJaS Its potent power o. cure them
II tHe patient. aIilN tCr,rlre .C' ly 'N- was'-s
aut tscor.I usi,inn fnAt j. cHUf.rlaN rrF-.e- .-r
cee3s IN srrcstius those waste aHa rc.H-, sire
wi;l material made from '4Hsl'hv bIraI-aHI this
the SARSAl AkILL.AN VIII ana les Secu-c--a euro
Is certain. Tor When once t.s rene fv CyHu1CUCvs its
pork Ct YGrir-atUu. srl sueracI> iu din . .sniug rls
los Of wastes - yrra -, Will D. rs- g. GU' every Cav
the ccl himself 81 win fte- ,Dl >irors,r
the food sts,Irs better t-tc .a rowing, a4 llsh
Grt " sSht increasing
Not only does inc ShgSATArftIftN REsnI7EN, excel
all kuOsu reg.rl 81 agents To- ilv yurJ 0' tnr1 >r~p-
fuogs Constitutional Au1 >k.u t.s< Asts. lat d.
clly positive S.rU Tor
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TIE SUN.
DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR 1875

Tu,npvroacn 1frlc rrc-Jdcutai election gives
uuu.uli importance to thr events dHd d,'t'rr.
riHuts of l~ih. We shall rudraNI 10 Uc-'l'N'
"Fm ft,lN niih.uIly gut irHrluSslY
TllE WEEklN ~tN has nov attained circu'
Iaf ION rfuNvr-u,tuy thousand copies lf- l'au.
,rs .lc found Too every state H'u territory, ana
,t- quality p, We'll known to the public. We
shall NOT only ,udya,or to keep 10 n'N up % lhe
old .tnudnrd but to Improve and add 10 its isrlc-
FTlif WEtErNsuN v,B continue 10 ha q
thorough urNspapcr All lhe news o' we "ol
viii Dee found u o. condensed when uhlHi.
Wuf. ut fan length when OF moment, ana HN' p,
Vc trust trcat,U ina clear, interesting aul ih-
~irU.tiNr manner ,.... ,. ...,. -,
o 50 iauil, newspaper IN ,hc world II viii De
nom ut enter aiming and appruur'al" rvaiN| 'l
every s1rt, hut Nill lrut nothing l' pehG in'
mu-t .rupuIouS md delicate taste u viii al
WAYS cuutair the mo-t jutcrvStH- stories and 70
mlu.rs OF the day, c'ryf"liy selected anu I'slo'l
printed
fta.urr iu the WEEKLY ~lN aud i.f "ttclH H'
will aiva,s be found fresh aud usoul 60 the
farmer
Ihr number Of mon independent IN politics is
increasing. AID Che " EEklN II Is their pa.
per especially. II Ov.ou.- to no party "hi
uhr,s ..n dirtatiou cputcudin- Cot principle. ana
f1r iAg election of the best men " exposes l.'
corruption thVt dis aces the country ahd iNItal-
cus the oN,rNlV ui uVUhIivan lN. buttons. II
has uo Cear Vt knaNcs, and seeks no ia'o!s nom
iloir supporters
The markets of every kind aud the fashions are
regularly reported tn iis columns.
IhrIulCy ct the VIENNA = y IL Que dollar
year fnr % sheet ui c-ht pagv> uui huy slN COLI
umns. \ this barely uaN~ tt tNl cnsts ol paper
and printing, We are not able 60 make any us
count ut allow any prtmigm 90 iricud> Nh' may
make special Efforts 20 extend 10, circulation
lult" The new '0N which requires payment oI
postage IN advance, one dollura year. with TWEEN
y cents the cost # prepaid pos age added, is ihr
rate of subscription, L. l. not necessary To get
800 % ,'uh iu urdrs 10 have the NtEkll = y nl
'.is rate ANY one who sends one dollar and
tNtnt, cents WIN gyt the paper, osil4ld for
stlr
We laNtuo travelling .rNn's,
TIM NEIEIN II" blight pages, fifty siN
columns only tlSN YEAR, postag" prepaid
No discounts fluW lni, rule
TUE ia lN SUN A large ruur page news
panel. ul twenty ,-lt G. .iuuus. Daily cirCula-
ttHu over lS' pV. An the news tar two cents
subscription. postage prepaid, 5'rrpts month,
uy s., - q wear To clubs of 10 or over. discount
70 -C percent. Address
"iHE sun, " New York City
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
The Life TO Come,

What does q man take with b n
Mhcr from the extreme verge Ci
lite ho hunchcS M what lies b
,uud? 1t looks a. f hc took not q
rag. Be it ;ue oud, or hc TIA new
beginning, ii scomsa total brcakil Z
"a from all that life has hiihcro
consisted in. This is what makes
ii terrible.
Bn It we look at il trulN, his
past liic is lust the one thing hat
man takes with him when b,
dies lie iakcs himself, Aud thar
sclfis the product OF all his past
experience and ucuous. A. an OAK
bears within ilsclt the result OF cy.
cry shower, that through long
wears has ircshcnod il, OF every
gale that has toughoucd Il or strip
ped its buughs, Of sunshine that has
ted it and the drouth that has
parchcd IT, So. u man, when he
stands at the end of lilc, is what IL,
has been made by ali his joys, sun
crings aud acuons. That Is What
he takes IN another world,
The life to como and the lite that
now is, are arts ot ouo another
They are rclatcd The strength
we gain hy on, victories this ycM
and ;ho Weakness into which we
come 10y defeat. will bo n pant OF u,
next year So, there is not an act,
not u word but casts lis n0Ucuc,
forward INTO The tomaltow that
lies beyond death.
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12

-Peteg>E&m la> N0CGCyei 81
auC,I0UCCr Who t,. : o., ;r1.t. lie
reo>nty tolG J&5c. You've
Soi a Syya bargain ,2 t.@t >.,-t
Nvu bl0 oh ioy s-ao las -,l -
good ivr TIE tcas 81 rlg>t on -ssac
that NNSt 500
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
II. ~ wsDoVNrp 4 CO.

-r.sss s.. .isr AI-z S2- E-a-t a. Ca .--N
" -. 81. Leze.se1 - y
>ef1 ry Oh. llra- --isS. Sud Dealers. .
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12

The Bos, for Churchcsaui lodges,
The Bls, for Sunday schools.
The Best for parlor> and N1>tr.CS.
The Bc>, for Academies i Colleges.
The Best lor Public Halls.
The Best for Orchestra and Stage,
These se.'r"1'~erf> v'.sh ..r ,s.,f-Ht>~ - ...rt
lrt .',.e--t ~ araH.sIHer, ..sl. g...l...,.
t-,y r... vfle ulrl,r,,...-,.. s-,-,-s .c r-.-
,".-t.s .a. s.7-Ha
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12

Y widow lciDS cautioned tN
hsg minister aboai firtiug, s2jj she
Aaew Il wS~ wvcn- tor mai3Srs
~"o wlNSs q c.yJ, ta, tAe S7ble
w~s her authority. Ii sad wild
s"s m3'e. Sc NAs e.rUns awia,-
a a. isSt ss>osUts,
!, ! aOs FtS&SAut 10 csatcrl-
plate tae paroxXssOSi expression Of
yNQns l'3y's tsce Wbile >he :
sosSinS aey RloasA m az Effort ~
e, plcce - eAeNias ga,a 81 =
sa>> taa.A
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
NIran>e al Nitiated Rlond rh.r.

. .- 'S mites a-->g1c thro- q
..- >s11 .- ts--..s. E-GV.i11s % Scrss
-..Ss +. VIXEN vH1 I'll i c..trcctcd AS
->- F ~Hrs c.rs-ss {. Wien q :,
7#- e.- E,U ] tel ycl vhs1 E.s,
.., ,-.. 7--. --- lie -ca-iG 4 ;ss srscs-a
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
Cy-yE AVN s-v-

FEVER AND tI'C crr'' fp- GNv cents Thcr, o.
not Nmrual agent lu this ruTl that ,il rnrr t,pr
and Nue. aud pli other N-.}riHu. hlnl,s. Sca~l.'.
LAPhoN, yellow, Urt other Fcvyr> iai.i by RAD
WAYS Wills so Nu'.k pc BAuNAl . READY RI.
LIE flJy cents per bottle,
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
For lnhammat0ry and Chronic
For skin Diseases. E-sn:.ars. Ts..

q NNIiI II>''IN"N, = J I.t0.S- J e
.7- >.t-. i.-.ass S-r.. I-v.sI
..,-r.ls L..>. t--.g1,.-S Nrc --o---,
~-1..aal3 o-a Eyes EJvsr-.as I.cs.
---.-. ls-1. --s-.r-~ ot tie Sk.- uu-C1
s... Diseases e.. tie >s.l ID wla,e~ss rasu-
.. -----e. z-- l..ra..r tsc W s1l s.s..eI
ri t-c system .1 = s-g.g tine - tie -ss
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
DR.. ]. Walkers California Vim

III u. " hihtE Niii!UIiltl Wiz
rgar BiticrS are 4 purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the na-
tive herbs found on the lower ranges Of
tic Sierra Nevada mountains OF Cal!tor-
mia. the medicinal properties Of which
asc extracted thcrclrOm without the use
Of Alcohol The question IS almost
daily asked. "What is the cause OF the
unparalleled success OF VINEGAR BIT
rERs?' Our answer is, that they remove
the cause Of disease, and The patient re-
covers his health. They are the glcas
blood purifier and lilc-g giving principle,
perfect Rcpoyator and lnligorator
Of the system. Never before in the
history Of the world has A medicine been
compounded possessing tie rtnlulkat.s
qualities Of YlSEGAE DiTgERs il healing tho
sick Of every disease man is heir to. They
are a gentle Puiggtirc a. well as Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation OF
the Liver a-l Nisceral Organs IL Bilious
Diseases
The properties Of On. WALKEE's
NREoARBlTTEhS are Apeccut, Diaphoretis,
CUuulatr" Na,ri'!1ns llxatiye, Diuretis,
>edU.ige. Counter Infant S-d5rlc, Alters'
tive, ana Aut.-B.iors.
Grateful Thousands proclaim vN-
EGAR BrTTERS the most wonderful In
y.ggraat that ever s4st5iugd Ia" sinking
system.
No Person can take these BitterS
according to directions, aud remain long
uUwe.. provided their bones are not de-
otroycd by mineral poison or other
means, aud vital organs wasted beyond
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
r. R. r..

r. *. X.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from Ono to Twenty Minutes
NOT ONE HOUR
aocr -ea ing this advertisement, reed any ono
SUFFER- WITH PAIN
RApWAYs READY RrIiEE Il CURE roA
EVERY PAIN
twas tac i'-stan,l.
Lhc Only Tain Remedy.
tHat iuftnuNv steps me ncst evrr,ciq p.rt.rs ,,r
Inuauiuhuoua, ai cures Congestion. whether ,I A..
one application. '7''''' '.
wrrcV oSs roTwEsTy &gcg-s.
F'NST tri R2 PED y'r2i . or fSsga,3g, & ~ rain m
N'1'"'s'N ~ pr'-aa''d "t.h J.s,-sg i..-g sgasr,
NAOwAT'3 EEtpY R-l!CT
IygL ,NMAIla[ or i'ulH E,nEry N'E.
,,.,....,,,,,-,i NfLANHArluS ur r!c 1IND-U-
INF-AAAATio" or IiE RnMntS .'........
SORE THROAT plFrl.Ii.fG.I1irII5' ''' '''N
MYSTERIES, cR2Ui, Giiri,'a'i'o '''' ''''-''
HEADACHE. roo.aArre' ''"""H' 'SrLv2N-'
,o,n cg,,,s ,.rrNt!lG,tGA EurvurIsY
Tho agpneaii'n otthe Ncuty .s~ueriotnr rar.o-
paris where lhe r1a vy 90 ,., ,s.,.s viIa.rI ca,
Twenty drops On h8'fn tuhIc- rr ,su'-r v''l iN few
mnmcnts cure CRAMPS SNASNS SOUR NFuaACI
ilE AkfElkN, SICK u!Np.uuE, utANEHnEA
blSENlFNl. CpliC WlNp II III. IuWEIs
ard all INTERNAL r4INs
IrNelgLs should alNn,S carry = br.i'e of Rad
vny'> Hendy Hcii~f Win lt,w. 4 few drop, In
WaeT VIII prevent slrkUHSs tHu- from change uf
water Il Is better .uau tr,G-I t,Iu1! B.ncrs as
stUJ!aut
CETCE AND AGC-.
FEVER AND tGlC crro' f,- CNv cents Thcr, Z.
not Nmrual agent n this world tna wili cnr, f,vcr
and Due, sul Bi other N-'griuu. HiIoss sca~.
nPhoh, yellow, and other FrvyrS lAil.i tv x 40.
WAYS Wills 50 Dutk re HAuNAl /. READY RI.
LlLF tiuy cents per bo1..
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12

I- rr.-- -- -evt -1c -e-eS, = 2 80 --a-
.-s t-r--l >sH.-g Ess1laz -r - s--ae-s-
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
HEElTHi bEQUTYi!

STRONG AND rCR- RICH RLOOO-TSrE-ASr
OF FLESH ANN WtlGHT-tLAAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION sECI RED 80 ALL
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
ScroGula, or Kings Evil. wh',sc

-'....'-. j..y--. L.. -..-H. ~.,-rl Accs,
'-". >e........= J l..,uul. ..s lGLy.eEt
-u...a.u-~. &a.,..a AEeg-H.s C.a
r.-cs. Ls-g....s a. t.a Ss.0 ~..s Eres, s;r,
10 these. aa 5. al r..ag l..s,t.a-lcuz. Do.
s-s7r NAlEEES N.NE5AE Bi-rE-s have
-.."A ;'. great curative powers "a sde
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-30

KNOXVILLE. "A correspondent writing
from Unionville says: Times are very
dull in consequence of the mills being
shut down, and the decreased force at
work in the mines. The failure of the
Bank of California has seriously affected
business here, as w. c.. Ralston had
purchased the Sheba mine and was
making arrangements for sinking
deep shaft on it. Several citizens of
this place were also depositors in the
bank, and for the present, at least, can
not get their money. Among the
heaviest losers are DIR, F. X. Banks and
I. G. Negus. J. C. Fall has returned
from San Francisco, where he has been
for the last two weeks. He has o ur-
chased fifty horse power engine and
boiler for the Pioneer mill. 1t is gen.
orally believed that times will be much
livelier in short time, when the mills
will start up again. There is rumor
ahoat that wages will be reduced in the
mines. but that is not probable. Ex-
perienced miners, as every mine owner
is aware, command higher wages for
their labor than those who never ham
died pick or drill and nothing would
be gained by discharging competent
men to make place for q class who
might for while work for less wages,
because their labor is less profitable
than that of skilled hands at higher
rates, and is dear at almost any price.
A prospecting party left here day or
two ago for Glover Valley. One of the
members of the expedition saw some
promising lodges in that vicinity years
ago while hunting Indians with the
Nevada Volunteers. This Clover Valley
is north of the Humboldt, and should
not be COMPOUNDED with that of the same
name in the eastern part of the State.
They expect to find good mines and
are prepared to prospect them to some
extent.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-30

A sDead Beat Pulls "a Coupling
PIN and Gets Thrashed by the
Fireman.
Last evening beat" boarded the
eastern-bound freight train at Mill City,
with the intention of getting free
ride to some point east of that place.
He was discovered by the train men,
and not having ticket, pass or collateral,
was unceremoniously put off the cars.
Lights were waved, and the locomotive
started with one or two cars, leaving
the greater part of the train behind.
There was snorting and backing at one
end, signals and shouts at the other,
and swearing at both ends and all over.
The cause of the break was ascertained,
Il coupling pin was missing, the train
was reunited and the locomotive again
started, only to repeat what had oc-
Cured before. Three times the cars
were uncoupled. and it became evident
to the train men that it was being done
Intentionally. The fireman at last
found the would-be dead head attempt
ing to again break the train, and he
Immediately proceededt to embellish his
physiognomy in the most artistic
manner, after accomplishing which no
more trouble was experienced. The
fireman thinks the fellow will wear
the national colors (red, white and
blue about his head lights for several
days. and if patriotic individual of
that character is seen in these parts
to-day the cause may be readily sur
missed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-30

In some of the Southern European
countries girls are allowed by law to
get married at the tender age of twelve,
and boys are authorized to commit the
rash act at fourteen. In Turkey,
Greece, Egypt. Portugal, the precocity
of the sexes is astonishing to Northern
men and women. In Italy the lega!
manageable age for women is fourteen
and for men eighteen. Some of these
Southern mothers, while yet in their
youth, think nothing of turning out a
bakers dozen of inhabitants, singly
and by the pair. bankruptcies are not
rare in Sicily, according to statistical
reports forwarded by English Consuls
to their Government, which is
gathering up foreign practices in or
der to lover the age of matrimony in
England.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-30

PERsoNAL-John Booth, of the Bel
mont Courier, passed here yesterday
with his daughter, who was taken sick at
Napa, California, where she had Just
been placed at school. She was we'll
enough TO travel, but her condition was
such that the physician who attended
}ler advised that she be removed from
the school for the present NJ. S
Thompson, OF Central District, is in
town looking and feeling better than
for some time past. IS. W. Ham
mand, who has been engaged in agri-
cultural pursuits on the river below
Mill City this summer, arrived in town
last night. Jake Hawley, the corpu-
lent host of the Exchange Hotel at
Unionville, and James Morsehead ar
rived in town last evening from a
rodeo down the river.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-30

CENTRAL DISTINCT. "A lot of ore
from the Golden Age mine in Central
District arrived at the Humboldt Re
duction Works yesterday. The Golden
Age mine is being worked by NJ. S.
Thompson az Co. A shaft is being
SINK on the Railroad ledge in the same
district, owned by Frank Clark and
Norman Gilbert. A depth of 80 feet
has been attained and the owners intend
sinking $50 feet.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-30

A DOG is on the police force of
Allegheny, Pa. He went to the police
station last winter as ledger, and has
lived there ever since. He goes the
rounds with an officer, and assists in
capturing the rascals, Selling them
whenever the policeman's strength
proves inefficient. He sometimes trav-
els alone, and when he meets an inc
briate, barks for the policeman to
come.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-30

A very neat bit of satire is embodied
in this clipping from the Danbury
News: "a milkpitcher, thrown by his
wife at Nelson street man. on Monday
noon, missed the aim and ruined a
handsome frame which enclosed the
words, God bless our home"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-30

QuEcKsILvER TANKS. Alex. Wise 6
teams arrived here yesterday from
Silver City loaded with empty quick
silver tanks. They brought several
hundred of them; enough we should
fhink to hold quicksilver enough to
supply number of ordinary sized
mills for years.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-30

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS Our thanks are
due and heartily rendered to J. ID.
Minor, Secretary of State. for copy
of the Journal Of the Senate, Seventh
Session; also Appendix to Journals OF
Senate and Assembly for the same
session.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-30

A VILLAGE pedagogue, in despair
with stupid boy, pointed to the letter
A and asked him if he knew it. Yes,
Sir" Well, what is it?" a" know
him very well by sight, Sir-but rat me
if can remember his name"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-30

A GIRL in Portland, Me-, terrified by
the threat of habitually brutal moth
er to whip her. ran and jumped out of
a second-story window, receiving fatal
Injuries.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-30

GONE EAsr.-Miss Emma England,
who has been for the greater part of
the last two years engaged in teaching
school in Unionville, left yesterday for
her old home in Ohio. She is an esti-
mable young lady, and many young
men regret her departure and wish her
a pleasant journey and speedy return
to Nevada.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-30

He said he had been having good
time with bosom friend, and that was
how his shirt bosom became rumpled.
There was a CLINT in his wife's eye as
she said she objected to bosom friends.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-30

A DRUNKEN man slid head first into
a fiue of church at Pittsfeld. and two
carpenters destroyed hundred dollars
worth of the building in getting him
out.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-30

MASSACHUSETTS expects to foot up
ZOO, 900 inhabitants by the census
now being taken.