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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25
The Weeks and Parts Dram struggle.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 25.-The fight be
tween William Weeks and George Il
Paris was one of the fiercest death strug
giles ever Witnessed. -.
After. the passage of words, Weeks
snapped his pistol at his opponent three
times, then dealt him terrible blow Oh
the head; both clinched, so that itwas
impossible to separate them; Paris drew
bowie knife and cut Weeks severa
times, seyering the muscles and arteries
of his arms.
Weeks fell on the floor, and rising
again rushed on Paris, and again re-
eeived the knife in his side. Lying pros.
trate, Weeks made several attempts te
rise, and each time was stabbed by the
murderer, who was afterward surren
dered to the police.
During an attempt ON Saturday night
to eject disorderly crowd from ST.
Johns colored church, Silas Edwards
deacon, was dangerously shot.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25
What Do,,n Knotrs.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-A Tribune Wash.
ington special to-day says Irwin is the
guest of Dom Piatt, and this fact gives
peculiar significance to the article in the
Washington Capital, OF yesterday, in
which Piatt asserts that Irwin can point
out to the Ways and Means Committee
titty-two members of Congress who each
got thousand dollars of the Pacific Mail
corruption fund. and three of them are
members of the Ways and Means Com
mittee,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25

FIRES THIS AFTERNOON.

The Navy Department at 0fon
| Catches FSre-1he Flames Under Con-
: fToi.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Jan. pa fire
broke out in one of the upper stories OF
the Navy department building about l
o'clock this afternoon.
All the fire engines of the city are on
the spot, but their fort 70 extlnguish III
has thus far been unavailing. The flames
are said to be spreading throughout the
building, which it is feared will be en-
Sirely destroyed.
There is reported to be scarcity Of
water for the engines.
UNDER CONTROL.
2P. M.-The fire is now under control
of the fire department, and 1t is not prob
able that it can extend any iurther.
AS far as can be aseertained, the dam
age by the fire is confined to the north
east upper story. The damage by water
damaged by being thrown out on the
wet ground.
Terrible Loss by Fire.
MONTREAL, Jan. 25.-Dellsle, village
some five miles distant, was the scene OF
q fearful conflagration this morning.
Twenty-two families were burned ont,
and the entire block OF brick houses de-
stroyed. ...
The village had no fire brigade, and
pitteous appeals were sent for the fire
department here, who at last got the lire
under control. Most of the people burned
out are in destitute condition.
ANOTHER.
A conflagration in DOuchervlllc this
morning burned large and nine persons
in it. Coroner Jones has LETT for that
town to hold an inquest.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25
CLicaa0 Market.

CHICAGO. Jan. %5.--llogsi estimated rece1pa
for last 4s hours, 7,l3l; {; market active aud ex-
tent of supply. Prices firm and 10 a15c higher
Packers dong little. Light grades SO logs 10:
Flour dull and nominal, Wheat in fair de-
mand, but at lower rates and weak No. Chi
cago spring. soc; No. do SSasc, cash: s8xc,
February; 5916c, March; No. 3 do, osg83zc o;
rejected, 76Jac Corn dull and prices have de-
ruary; 6514c, March; T2Sc. May; rejected, 68x
@60hc. Oats dull, and prices a shade lower:
No. 2, 5&g521ac, spot; 52Ec, February. Eye
aniet and unchanged. Barley dull, and prices
have declined; No. spring, 81 24h(Gl 25.
imothy seeu in good demand at full prices.
So 45tg2 Us. Clo7er seed scarce and firm, s6 Is
OF rs.
Dressed hogs: demand far and prices adj
vanced; light $t; heavy, 81 50g7 10.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25


The reports of the committee appointed
OH Change some time since to consider
whether the Chamber of Commerce
should recommend the passage of Col.
Tom Scott's Texas Pacific Railroad Bill,
granting aid by the Government to that
road, were read to-day on 'Change, a ma
jority report favoring the passage of the
Dlll, and the minority report opposing it.
The report which favors its passage
says that the route of the road is such
that the roada must prove more re-
liable and less liable to obstruction in
winter than the Central or Union Pacific
roads, and that it will prove of great ad-
vantage to Cincinnati, as it connects 80
directly with the city and surrounding
country.
1t also urges the fact that when
the aid to the Union Pacific and
Central Pacific Road was granted, the
Southern States were not represented In
Congress and it would therefore appear
unjust now to refuse this aid to q pro-
ject which was to prove beneficial to the
South, which so much needs all the aid
possible now.
The minority report, which was read
by Mr.. Woolley, refers to the recent de-
velopments in Congress regarding sub
sides, and says that this could prove
nothing short of subsidy; that the road
is to be but an extension OF certain
Pennsylvania and New York roads, well
able to aid themselves, and that neither
branch of the proposed road would reach
Cincinnati or prove especially beneficial
to her.
The financial condition of the country,
the pressing demand upon the resources
of Government, and the probabilities Of
additional taxation were required for
its expenses.
The minority report was received with
considerable applause, and both reports
were laid over, under the rules Of the
Ghamhpr for con lid era ti0n t0-m0rr0W
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25
Rnai B,Tifh.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 20 The Annual
Convention OF the District Grand Lodge
No. OF the Order Of Bnai BIRTH met III
this city yesterday morning. The Dis
itrict is composed OF the States OF lndi-
ANA, Ohio, Kentucky, Missouri, Kansas,
Colorado and Nebraska, and represented
by 80 delegates. In consequence of the
fitness OF President s. j. LoeWenstein,
Iof Evansville, Vice President Kramer,
Of ST. Iollis presided.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25
4ccide1lf.

! TORONTO, CAN, Jan. PA brakeman
named Taylor ON the Great Western
Air Line this morning fell under q train
while i'll motion at Jervis Station, near
here, and WAS crushed to death.
A Mrs. SomervIlle was burned to death
in a frame house ut Gait, which it is sup.
posed she accidentally fired.
l. A man named frank HAYWOOD was
found on Saturday near Mormying,
frozen to death.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25
st. XO,fis Market,

ST. LOUIS, JAN s5.-Cotton dull and prices
have declined: good ordinary, 13Ac; low mid
ding, l4c; middling, 141ac.
Flour dull an market unsettled; very lttle
,loue. Wheat dull and unchanged No. red
WINTER 81 65k@1 06K. Corn dull and prices
dropping; No. z mixed, 64A66c, mostly 65c.
Oats dull and prices dropping: small sales a.
55gJ6c, Barley dull and prices have declined:
at Si Ql0ll ClM.
WHISKY lrmer at 94c, generally held higher.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25
IaIetIp Market.

TOLEDO. Jan. 25-Flour is in fair demand
and firm. Wheat III fair demand and firms
No. . white Wabash, 81 Exc; extra white
Mchigai,, 81 21a: amber Michigan, 81 .6:
February. 81 o.; March, 81 IL; April, 81 14k:
NO. red, 81 II; No 2 do, 81 06h. C0rN ST. ady:
low mixed, C9c. Ua,s steady: No. 1, osci No. z
5CAc: Michigan, tic: white, tsc.
Liyer-seed, t15c.
Dressed hogs, u 60g7 80.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25
Obituary..

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The Star and
Herald of Panama, of January 14th, just
received, contains the obituary OF En-
sign Thos. G. Spencer, U. S. Navy, who
was found dead early on the morning of
the 18th in his room in the Washington
House at Aspinwall.
Mr.. Spencer was attached to the United
States photographic party on duty in
Central America. His widowed mother
lives in Cincinnati,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25

The driver of wagon used for the
transportation of disabled hogs stepped
into u saloon to-day to regale himself
with a drink, when his horses became
frightened and ran up Western avenue,
running into coal wagon, breaking the
tongue OF the one to which they were at
tacued. No one hurt
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Whatever the
report OF The Committee on Ways and
Means may be, there is very little doubt
that Congress will annul the contract
with the Pacific Mail Company, since it
is sufficiently clear that the subsidy was
obtained by fraudulent and dishonorable
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25
MPnlgHiS Market.

MEMPHIS. Jan. 25.-Flour dull and prices
are nominal. Corn meal dull at SO 30 "a. Corn
quiet at S5 ao7c. Oats lower, 69qT0c.
hay gutet: Ohio river, $20,a-6. Bran scarce.
Eggs, fresh. 21g2,c. Butter dull and nOml-
nal 10 y 33c.
Mess pork nominal. Lard in fair demand
ant. irn ut 14igl5c Bulk meats active: shOnl-
ders, 7e7sc; sides, s2fGlOkc. No bacon in
marknt
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25

CINCINNATI, Jan, s5-2 T. d.

BEEF CATTLE-Are firm, though quiet.
Common are worth s2 50G3 5U medium grades,
Choice are in active demand, but with n0no
offering.
HOGS-The market is moderately active.
We quote common 81 25(g6 49, medium grades,
IS 8Oa7 10; good packing, 81 1907 2S. Choice
are held higher than the latter figure, but ars
scarce.
SHEEP-There is firm market with active
demand at s4GG 25 per Genital gross for fair 10
extra.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25

Recently at the installation of q pastor
ina Massachusetts town the proceedings
we're Interrupted by several Of the MEM
: bers entering q protest. against the act.
ss,neNof the grounds alleged was that the
iaiHisters sermons were TOO short.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25

THE Consolidated Street Railroad Com.
pany held a meeting to-day, electing the
following officers for the ensuing year:
Rob't Brown, A. D. Bullock, Seth Evans,
A. Gather, j. N. Kinney, Jno. Kilgour,
G, Fl, Kllgour, j. I'll. Rogers, e. W. West,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25
by JELEGKAPH,
=. DuinH.

COLUMBUS, Jan. 25.-Walter Q. Hood,
at present state Librarian, and formerly
editor OF the Marietta Times, is thought
to be dying. He has been in a state OF
unconsciousness since last night.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25

THE st. Louis journal of Saturday
says: "George L. Clemens and Sidney
r. Johnson, prominent merchants of Gin
cinnati, may be found at the Everett"
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25
.FINANCLAL.

Gold opened at 1l2I and stood at p. M. at
112X. ~ =
There is q stronger market for Eastern ex-
change but rates unchanged. Buying at " dis.
to par. Selling par to l-2O prem.
Government securities are firm with an up
Mard tendency at noon To-Day Q. h@k from
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25
NEWS FROM THE OLD wORLD.

GLASGOW, Jan. 25.-The steamship
State .oi Nevada, OF the Star Line, from
New York, arrived here at p. NJ. Sun.
day. The steamship State OF Georgia,
Of the same line, sailed at 2 Pm Sun
day. . 3'tif
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25
Ctereinnd Market.

CLEVELAND. Jan. 25.-Wheat firm: No. red
held at 81 ii; No. 2 do, 81 05 Corn steady: ears,
OH track, 6ic. Oats firm and unchanged.
Petroleum steady: standard xhite incar lots.
9eIc: Ohio State test, 104c; small lots 1Egsc
hi her.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25

THE Cincinnati German Building AS
sociation, No. 6, is winding up its busi-
ness and canceling its mortgages.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25

AT o'clock to-day the ice was gorged
from Aurora TO the foot of Vine street.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25
Os,rego' Market,

OswEGo, Jan. 25.-Wheat quiet and steady:
No. Milwaukee Club, 81 20. Corn dull ae
sSc. Barley quiet at 81 48g1 40.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. %. - Hogs-SellIng ak
Sc 25(g6 TO- Receipts, GAL.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25

MR. F. LAWSON starts for Florida to-
morrow.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25

East Liberty Hog Market.
EAST LIBERTY, Jan. 25.-Hogs: receipts light:
shipments. ~ car loads. selling hi W 6OIgO 70:
choice, 81 .U,G1 30.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25

PEORIA. Jan. 25.-Corn, 6@6lkc. Oats:
white, SOC; mixed, 5lhc. Rye, yyc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-23

BEACH BERATEs BESSIE TURNER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-23
THE ENDURING TRIAL.

LII LNDUklNU iklAL.
One Hundred and Eleventh Day Of
the Great Scandal Suit.
JUDGE NELSON EXPLAINS.
He Has ga BrOtherly Regard for and
"Perfect Confidence in the Jurors.
Brother Shearman Becomes
Sarcastic.
Thinks Tilton Was Referred To by Rev. I K.
Beecher when He Wrote with Advanced
Thinkers Perjury Is No Sim
BEACH BERATES BESSIE TURNER
The Summing Up for the Plaintiff
Continued.
THE JURY SCANDAL.
, 1875-01-01

Tho produce trade OF tue year 1874 does not
.vbht zo ore.t m increase oyer that OF It's i'm
oetlato nrodecessor as has been chronicIed for
soma nast years. 1t has, however, been s.tis-
factory on the wbols, .nd the money value Of
+ha nroduce h.s far exceeded that OF 1879. prices
,.vino r,le,, h,cher in most cases,-the chief ex-
cortiona beinc wheat .nl flour.
clicaco has done l.er full share in handling
tho far,p products Of tho country to tic rest Of
ia . sl,e has handled a greater proportion Of
wh,t has cone forward to al Eastern market than
evor hofore. The slower growth Of tho business
WA tho resutt of conditions ovor which the peo-
MIA in Tho yest hsd no courol, and sozne OF them
sro n,oha1,v only Temporary. The crops OF
rrrora ye1a unusually GOOD, and tho people On
.ho otLer sj,o Of tho Atlantic bare not, thcro-
fo.. roai,od an mich of cur surplus a. in for
w. ,a.,s Then thcro has boeu greater de-.
, 1875-01-01
OUR TOTAL TRAD T.
It Is Measured by $685.
OOO,OOO
This Being an Increase Of Seven and
Qne-fousth Per Cent
Over '73.
Etc..
Etc.,

Tho history of the trade aud commerce OF
Chicago in 1874 demands different style OF
writing to do it justica from TINT which has
beAttcd the subject for so many ycars past.
Eyautful as the commercial history of the
city hns been, exhibiting go many different
phases in its wonderful growth, it yet pre-
sents another aspect, and tho picture pre-
scented by the turn Of the commercial kaleido"
scope il entirely new. At least it finds Moth
ing that furnishes even partia1 parallel
aince 1858.
War, pestilence, fire. and panic, have in
turn ossayed the destruction of the Garden
City, and ahe has grown persistently through
all Each year's record has exhibited largo
augment in population, industry, and COM
mercial importance. Business las been 80
uniformly on the inorense, though tho rate OF
increase was far from uniform, that anything
like standing still, or even slackening mp
of our go-ahead speed, may DO regarded ny
solne as CAUSE for alarm, mud seized
ppon by others as MI opportunity to
rejoice that the loug-prophesied decadenee
Of Chicago is At hand. It is fact that, rs
measured by dollars and cents, the annual
GtQtlSLiGtAu hue QcB no 1nuGu progress ~
record as In some past years, butit is equnlly
true TINT tho fact Of lessened speed Of
growth IN some departments, aud a compara-
tive standing still in Others, is no reason for
gloomy forsbodingy. When the fact and Its
Causes are looked at without prejudice, either
way, there will be evident reason for WONDER
% well ~ Aankfuaness, that the city has
prospered so well, and suffered 80 little, in
1874.
The p1oximate cause was, undoubtedly, tsle
last panic, Occurring near tho close OF 1873,
1t affected the suu tctal Of business OF that
year less than that OF tho year succeeding It.
The panic swept over the whole land, and lis
I effects have been less f.lt in Chicago than IN
other cities. Bul there were other causes at
| WORK, which have tended to reduce the VOL
nne Of our business, md especially 10 lessen
profits, apart even from crop consd-
| era.ions, in which Chicago Is vitality
| interested a. the focuzt Of the Northwest.
Those causea Tan seaza:ly bs understood
| visaont gotug h~~k. 1T 'sS&t - TAT as tie
.iats u tas Enat .irs IN oaasbss, 1871. d
, 1875-01-01

The low rates OF lake ffciehts during tho past
|easuu have helped 70 d,aw .hfoush Ihfaso 'ia
small proportion Of tho Frounco thai "ouia !t
otherwise lave goue around our CITY W rail-
T'arra unant,tics Ut corn came hither trom ~
oIin aud other points fur lake shipment. which
wonli not have tuuthed chicago but Tor 10"
rates by water, which tho railroads "e1o u'aplo
s"npeo WIZ tnst pouring through
mr. r,ty il enormous, Think Of it. Not less
fhan a'447. 1U tons OF broadstut1s, anu nuont
Xxi ooO toli5 Of livestock. II to t4ia VIC all!
llu,bcr hlId coal. ~itA tho otler prooaco hotoI,
n : 05G. 900 tons received during lh74.-o1ua!
70 M average STREAM Of 1874 tous fof each one
al tlIe 525, ,600 minutes in common year. ILL
Guiding uiElta and Sundays. 30 much OF COM
mighty englne 10 much OF fOod to satisfy tho
cravings OF the giant Chicago.
For tho handling Ut tho grain in Chicago Fe
Aayo NOW fifteen elevators. with M aEEreFMe
storage capacity of II, 100 Do hd. without lnfll'
ing t!e DanV!e aud Seeleys ,-,t o ~ isso n
l,5LN, 600 b,,, was built during tue pat1 yeas.
There are also lmntuso ttorchonae: 1oI hont
and PROVISIONS. Tie conduct Ut tie business u
wasauouatuE in 1874 has been Unusually sA.'f!as s,
tory no complaints OF consequence Aasl1't pte..
malo No fa[se bottoms in bins, 10 surrep;.ons ~
lending Of grain, no unfair mixing q sfa,eSi ~
10 forner years The s1an-inartcten :oU' s,,,.ts n
hcen pe1foru,ea very Satisfactorily, tao afpaa
70 she AoMtntteo uo.ns ,,,.E.' -" .,,oc. j IN all
department. nas ~, - -',+Aiha
respects tne eusr.sSs Mnss =. H., ,r, ''dsl
WV, Our standards j. .Ha - ''%
regarded "a very good ~'t'.'' - su =.
in Ill tho aestoasa po =: .'e ID
Chicag0.
--1
TIE MA =. ":t VIZ ::
has besn tAa ace - t7s' 'aea-* -; s@s'tf-
u,sus duriux ~. .:,r 4 ll's y't~E. ~ us''s*s4!
.!,y .Aasl psI ..~+< l. = IN T r " a2n:
, 1875-01-01
DR.. PRICES CREAM BAKING POWDER
ADULTER.ATED A

Ii from Bley
show oodc
nahn
A.
atunntofM Mesmasn
st.
m
harym Chicago to
nnsposubot othooano q
Royal Baking Powder Co., New York.
a E1UE2rTEIE5aE3- FRAUD.
uorene ottotop
VIM ,sonetry
Royal Bakng Powder Co., New York
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-11

The Gold Hill Ne,rs learns from M.
John F. NJ, Donneli that joint stock
company is about being formed to build
'henter in Virginia City. Mr.. McDor-
nell, who ha. had great deal of eI-
perienee in theatrical matters, will be ut
the head of the movement. He WAS one
of the stock actors III the Haymarket and
Gairty Theaters, London. England, for
a couple If years. and has also appeared
upon the boards in the Prince OF Walts
aud Princess Theaters, OF Sydney and
Melbourne, Australia. H was the bus
ness manager Of Walter Montgomery for
a long time. and in that capacity has
travelled over the greater part Of Europe
and America. His know ledge of VIVA,
be proposes to take in hand. therefore
warrants the conclusion that the attempt
will he success. The idea now is to
procure ground on c street. som Nv here
between Wells. Fargo Il Co.'S Express
flee and Silver street, and erect BOT
only II theater, but a hotel in connection
l. is Il. igned to constiuct the theater
a ter the model of Fisk's Grand Opera
House.
BUGoIsH.-We suppose that with the
other Eastern notions and habits that
are being introduced by the overland
railroad We shall bye and bye get worms
in our apples and potato-bugs among
our garden truck. But, SO far, we are
not much afflicted with insects. The
sage brush never was IA very toothsome
article Of diet even for the most ravenous
kind of bugs, and SO the most Of them
are not indigenous to these parts. We
notice queer insect breeding con-
trivance on the cottouw oods-or on their
leaves, rather. Just where the stem
joins the leaf, on many OF the leaves.
may be noticed ball like lump as big a.
. hazel nut. This seems to grow With
the growth of the leaf and not to ipjure
it much. Cut it open and colony of
wee bits OF flies in various stages of de-
velopment will be discovered. The story
Of the king and the dumping now sug-
gests itself. How did they get there?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-11
IT. after eating a billed dinner. with

II, after. eating billed dinner. with
corned beef and cabbage, beets. onions.
potatoes, parsnips. ct i'd, and winding up
tho same with saucer Of Indian
pudding, You feel the inner man parched
with . sense OF thirst, the safest as we'll
a. the most agreeable manner Of obtain
ing relief is to borrow y new twenty cent
piece and invite the person who takes
the risk of tho loan. to 90 TO the drug
store of Mr.. Orlando p. Willis and pur-
chase q dYanght of the mild and con-
sentative soda water there fzzled out. II
one dose does not bring the desired
relief, repeat--borrowing as you GO
every fifteen minutes till you experience
the expensive effects of the gas. Then
retire and give a cash customer chance.
we shall probably bring the caravan
round . time or two on the strength
of this.)
TREMENDOUS SALES OF HARDWARE are cons.
family taking place at the great house OF E. II.
RAIL. Il. is actually selling immense quanti-
ties CT goods, judging by :he constant departure
= loaded wagons from his corner. "he farm
ers from far and near are selecting their agri-
cultural implements and hal DWARF. The great
sales OF Rubber Paint indicate that they are sp-
preciated in this market, They are surprisingly
cheap. handsome and durable. T. b. himself
is around in person and masking things lively
as usual He has the most complete assor'.
r1ent af hardware, rrockery, pants, OILS. glass
&c, IN ths State. Attention Is called {" the
Medallion Range. Rail 10 on ing eV. rything N
hi. line st very low prices. JJll-u
GEORGE FkIER go: an ugly, wrenchins
fall the other day which gave him
chick in his back. but he is better Of it
now. He mnde a miscne on the wash
bo al while bathing, and thut's bow he
happened to get his tumble. Strangely
enough, it didn't hurt the washbowl.
EPISCOPAL CnrRcH.-Services At II A.
n. and P. N. Sunday School at l2i.
o'clock. The Rev. Mr.. Allen will off
cinte in the morning and the Rev. Mr..
Jenvey in the evening. All are cordially
invited to attend.
A PREssYTERIAN Social will take
place on next "Wednesday evening. July
"A. at the residence Of Mrs. Z. q.
All are invited to attend.
REv. Mr.. FIELD will preach At the
church to-day. Mr.. Rsbert
returned from Lake Eigier day before |
yesterday and STATED tor the eastern
part of the State.
NJ. L. CHURCH Exercises at usunl !
hours. Evening sui Jet, Wounds Of |
Jesus Sabbath School at P. N.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-11

The relaxation Of lie nervous system. which
creates an indispositOn to mental or bodily
action. is Of WY frequent occurrence. 1t II
found that torpid liver. debiiitat, Il stuma,h
OF Il, ranged bovles are the create Il causes.
For years De. HfNLEY's CfLTBEATID / Y. j.
BnTEhs has been successfully used throughout
the nited states. as al uLfailing r,st. tive
nj bcslth-giviLg medicirG-restoring aud ill.,
viz, rattiIg tEu>C organs to their original
strength. 1t has never failed to restore to
health ana reinvig'rgte the whole ~ stem.
dyspepsia. indig, st,on and loss of appetite,
iii appear with its Use. As q medicine for dis
blood, it is without an equal. They ar COM
posed All ab,ou ely pune diffusiye stin.ulant,
metlIcated With extracts ard juices Of the most
elective tonic. and viii irovo q safeguard
against the attacks ct dyspC psia and liver
complaint. Jc.9lm
MEs. ANNA 5. TGooxs. Cgrson's favorite
milllner. is now anie to supenntend her business
and Eas sccur the assistance Of tirst-elass
nilliner. those lack orders for hats viii now
receive htr atteLtiou. le25-u
IMPORTANT. Endorsed by he Medical PRO.
f,s-ion. In. WM. HALLS BALSAM FOR TIE
LUNGS cures Courhs, Colds and Consunp' ion,
and al! di ot he Throat and Chest. ar
TOWN>I EY'S TOoTHAChE ANoDYNE cures
lin one MINUTE. mhl2-6m