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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-21
OFFICIAL
aDROrosED AMENDMENT AMI.

1DRO! POSED AMENDMENT AMI.
revision OF the Constitution Of the st-to IF
Nevada. passed RI the seTentl! session Q! the
Legislature:
hcseslr,'i by :tr Assembly, the Senate con-
curling dat -" Constitution ut TIE STATE Of
y. .a,la la Icy; :.-;,'i a. follows:
Amen. pr: ~, '.:lt ~ Article " g the Con
So tt..n i IL. 7,,-- u Ntyada 50 rs TO read Is
i"t.aUS
(, cti~;, / Til. l:s.'a. year sheli comm, ne "
lh,' .:rs. lay - il" .rillhnr II. cach y1.r.
y. a Jams e: l., -.
Resolved. iH i. Assembly, The S':!:=:e cen
CURING I ha; "..r history, ,aI, na- Taught
Is the necessity VI revising II" Constitution;
We therefore T.crIn1urnd the electors. at thu
neX, election ;1r rribers "a: the Lt!,>lat are TO
v,t.. for or s,gaif.>, The calling u C'nvrutiua
for IL: ru-pns- : revising tho Co'-'it;:t. L ~
tI, STINT. q: NtEa.a.
Pass; Erir'.ar. -. is.
I'i,r'',y c. riiiy rl,a fy,cy';:' = 4. '--.' co
H. from he uriz;iuai erTc..ed Resolutions -
liz IL -. ui'.ct.
Wits my ku1l a'.i III c. y: 80. 81,
~ Ia. s.:-i-t |. l-.6
l...-.,. :. = M;*,.s. So ": 49,,
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Also, Agents for DR.. LIE R;chau's
Golden Pills.
q sspLYUATiOE FcU a PATENT.

. PUBLICATIONS FOR \ PATENT.
1G- To the NORTH CAE, SON MINE. No. $40.
l. ,. Land Office, Ca soil City, N.N ada, March
23d, ieii.- Notice is hereby given tlat tn"
SUETH CAEsCE SILVER MIMI, C,.lPASy, by
it. auG ilrriZcd a-tIlt \. 5. GOULD whose post
uf,"a address is Carson CT y, Nevada, has tbs
d!y filed its api LEGATION f. patent for tii-
itcu Hundred Linear feet 1f the North Carson
Ninc or vein bearing gold and silver, with
surface ground six hundred trot in width,
situate. living and being in Eagle and Wa-liug
Valley Mining District County Of OrmsDy,
and state of Nevada, and known and uasI.,-
mated b., thc ftli notes and official plat on le
il tl> office as Lot No. ~. in Township lG,
NORTH it;Igc twenty ta>t of Monte i'lqblo mt
ri,ti;n. the exterior boundaries "a ~nii ot No.
- being AS follows, to-Hlt: Variation, TO- %
east Commencing ut Post No. |, at :. T.. curnei
ri tn claim, on the southern slope OF thr
mcurt.II, from which point ia" section corner
posi- at the S. L. coIner 81 Section 81, T. ~ n,
il. 20 T., H. d. VI. bears :. u 20 j. i6i1 feet
distant, and the flag otai on tin dome Of the
Sta, Capitol at Car On city b-a'H ;. - . T.,
and running y. 40 ~ T.. ,5;G feet Ia Post 30.
2: thence n. a - ". 500 fttt to Post No =:
thence 5. Is - W. 800 frtt 10 Post No. l.
th, nee S. "A - :, 6nr feet to place of begin
hin :. coItai-li. II. .c';lnD acres This claiuj,
bounded 10y @ osner kuuwn mines or mining
cisi!ns. i IL location Dt this mite IL duly
cords,j in the HrrnrterS { ffCe of Eagle ami
Sasilnr Vail y Mining: District II Carson City
NJ yala in = uk \ Of folio 1872. Any End all
persons Ga n!I:5 adv, rally any portion of aaid
North Carson Mine uI said mining ground rs
herenbeCoro de- ciipe,l, are required to lille their
adverse claiIu with t}i- Register Of the tnfoa
States Land Office. at Carson Cry, in the State
OF Nevada. during TIE sixty day period OF pub
location hereof they Will he barred b. virtue
u ''- A. WAIrz, Register.
T. D. EDWARDS Attorney. mines
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STEAM CABINET SHOP.
MASH g. TURNER,

Co.:iar # Grmsby mi Second streets near the
o:rslshJ House. Carson City. Nevada.
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HsssD3.l AND PLAT FORM
OF TNE HEliPGICAN SA-
IiSSA! CONTENTION.

F-,t-Ti.- cLit-i Stats CT America ! = Va
tin. and rot Il ie,grse, ard 10y III cu'utlAel
wlrzi.-s -: Maternal ..ui si5ats t:OE.rLnl":.'"
IL. ~ IL II rs>pc.ti.e G2Istl'l;l"a- the tights
es .5-r, s4!i.sl az. -rcT.-,1 at i'-a .Gt lrsr,-
t...t-l .;.u4 l. AZ: -. -, .: So ,:I- .:'-
1t -.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-21

q. {. EATTERMAN, flair'r7r
F. c. Ig31, Sac.etary.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-21

Ak&1A 6S5 hearHy Strees.
San Francisco. Established IL 1854, for tht
treatment If Sexual and Seminal Diseases such
As Gouorches, elect, Structure, syphilis in
its forms, seminal Weakness, Impotency, etc.
81 in diseases of years standing and liberated
Lems successfully treated
Seminal Weakness.
sien:iIIa Emissions, the consequence Of seis.
aEust: THIS solitary vice, or GepraSt ReAuAl
indu eycEce, is ilacticcd by the youth of both
SEXES to az almost unlimited extent, produciir
with unorrins certainty, the following train Of
morbid symptoms, unless rcmhntod by scienti.
tic medical measures, viz: Sallow counter
ance, dark spots under the eyes. pain in the
head ringing in the ears, noise like the ruStling
Of leaves and rafting of chariots, uDessiness
about the loirG, weakness of the limbs, confU-
sed vision, blunted intellect, loss Of confidence
difidence in approaching strangers, q DISLIKE to
form new acGusintances, disposition to shnn
society, loss of neinCry. hectic iiushes, plmpies
and various tr,.ptions about The faces, furred
toy. que fetjd breath, coughs, consumption +,
night swcats, Inonomania aud frequent insanity.
If relief be not obtained, should apply inIne.
cure effected 10y HE new and scientific mode OK
treating This disease. which never falls Of Of.
fecting quick and radical cure.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at distance may be CURED AT
HOME, by addressinga letter 20 DIR. G1BBON,
ease has continued. and have medicine prompt
ly forwarded, free from damage and curiosity,
t. any part of the country, with fun and plain
directions. BY inserting Ten Dollars coin, in
letter, through the Postoiiice or
through Wells, Fargo & Co; packages Of medi-
Correspondents will please inform Dr.. GibboD
t.lat they rehd his sdyertisementsintb the ApPEAi.
Address DR.. j. r.. GIBHON.
CctI9-ly Box 1857, San Francisco.
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NORTH CARSON SILVER hin.

N-OT,TiI CARSON SILVER HiIN-
~ ing Company. lnraiipn Il principal
place II business San Truncisco. California.
Location II works, rrnl-by County. Nevada.
Notice II hereby given. that IL, ting Of thu
Board u Directors held On the third day OF
October lS76 all aSsesSfn, al. No. :, OF ttn cents
PER share was levied upon the capitol stock of
the corporation. payab, ininied ittciy IN United
States gold coin, 10 the Secretary, at the Office
Of the company. No j2t san ONE street. san
Francisco California ANY stock upon which
this a.se sI4l ut sl.l! remain unpaid on the
sixth day OF November 1870. VIII b. delinquent,
aid advertised for sale Mt rrn'i" auction: and
urI - ,,syi3lent is mad i,cf0T. VIII be sold
MONDAY. tl!c nNENTI- SEWN I'll DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1876, TO pay the delinquent
ses=u.-1t. together VITA costs Of advertising
AID cxpenst of SALE. i}y oder % tho Board
Of directors.
wM A. n. VAN EohEELf.S, Secretary,
Ctlict-, No. -" Sins'.l!- street, l;UuU Il, san
Franc isco, talItJrniG..
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Iourii, III, day OF So.,..ahrr, i>:G

l. Ill, huu5 Q: :: II Of SAID day, - pay til SAIL
delinquent S-lncut thereon, Gcthtr Will
costs % a,'vec.a.n and EXPENSE OF sale.
JOHN Il. HI. Srtr,.;ar-.
Carson Ci.y. October 18th, l,7u ucil-td
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WARM Strings HOTEL,

JOHN -. kEi; ~ .PrOprieto.
T3EH.S pDPCLA;s PLACE OF re-
sort, hituY.ed On aud L half mites from
Carson C.ty Offers the btsr Recommendation IT,
n piuce OF resort to be found III lie ; ate.
THE HOTEi
Has been thoroughly renovated and reiittad and
no uais Will b. spared to MAKE CONT Ortahie ali
gu,s:S " 10 visit the springs. Those deli ghtful
SWIMMING BATHS
OF pure. ru:Ininlt water ar- untQIaled i'll III"
StMtv. MEALS 81 til" best Ia the mark t. III
first class styir furnished t. oder.
new Conc I'd wagon conveys guests from
Carson City to ~ springs every .nr, and viii
call for them upon orders lett at any OF the no.
;t1s il, CARSON.
BATHS. ..........-.. 30 cents
ARE, 60 and from SI.CinG-.1u sr:.f,
t:II
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to "" Of ca'p, ca tHn inIs and
eli other " 1odWCrkcrs Ia the ;-ct. that we car
work both s1t; AID hard wood iui,lbes TO any
desired! shape. Edge .oo!s of al kinds ground
and shsrprntd III the best manner. We also
surface lumber. make tor-,ued and grooved
flooring. beaded ceiling, etc. Parties VIII do
,"li 10 give Us call. W, are prepared to do
good ao-k al reasonable rs.es.
Furniture Eepni-ing Wood Turning
and Scroll saving. Fence Posts
and Pickets made plain
y ..a,ard OF fancy.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02
Educational.

Veachers and pupils will be glad to learn
that the almost insurmountable obstacle to
the study OF Map Drawing. namely, the
memorising of the we'll nigh inextricable
tangle of SO called directions found in
our school Biographies, for laying down
the preliminary construction lines and
points, has been successfully overcome by
new system recently brought to our no.
tice by Mr.. G. b. Springer, of Hancock, in
this county. This system is only novel
method of applying a very old memoria
technica to an new branch of study and
the wonder is, that the happy thought Of
SO applying it, did not, Hong ago, pop
into the brain Of some wide awake yankee
teacher. IL is simply this. short SEN
tence is prepared for each map, but so Gu
riosly constructed, that the syllables them
selves. taken 10 the order In which they
stand. pon: out, or locate upon the paper
or black board, the exact position of all
the prominent places upon the border of
the map.
As the pupils memory is but slightly ex-
ercised, the system must afford much
amusement to the little ones. for it is not
beyond the comprehension of the infant
classes.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02

to sl00.OOO,00 from the treasury; and
they introduced Southern claims and bills
for indemniiication. such As Merrinon's
and Riddles. which would take from the
treasury an enormous sum, computed at
from $500, 200, 900 to 81 200, 600 900. They
now hi,e hundreds of young men and boys
to parade through the streets. carrying
transpIrencies of Reform Nothing
could be more proper, Tor nothing Is more
transparent than their claim of reform.
Mr.. Charles Francis Adams and his son
can only say that change must be reform.
a statement at variance with cSmmon-sense
Mr.. Goodwin evidently regards Mr.. Tilden
a. a system of government. and dsregaIds
the forces and tendencies 81 the party
which alone can elect him. other dScour-
aged gentlemen think that Republican Of
fences should be punished by defeat. for
getting that the alternative l. an afminis-
tratiun elected hv 'the South" against the
strong conviction OF 'the North" an all
miui-traiiou headed by a man whose theo-
ries of the Constitution were put in rrac-
tice by j. iierson Davis. and brought into
power by those who hate the whole system
of reconstruction. The aggIe ssive cam
pai.n Is not more ludicrous failure than
the the Democratic pretence of reform.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02
EtIhAIll !
ltIK HAMS


Gen. She man j. reported as denying
that reports received from Gen. Ruger
saying troops are not required at the South.
He has great confidence in the discretion
OF Ruger. and desires il distinctly under
stood troops in the southern States sre
not to protect one class more than another,
bnt to ,ee the law respected and violence
suppressed. Every maa is u be allowed
To vote a. be pleases without fear or in
timidliion. aud an army will only inter
fer" when peace j. 10 be preserved in or
der i.'at full and fee exercise of the clec-
tive franchise shall be guaranteed under
c"h-i"H'lon. The statement thai Secretary
Cameron has Impressed any reports from
the military commander is pronounced
equally untrue.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02

The Press says that the following letter
from professor in the University OF South
Care toiina. has been received bv Virginia
merchant, who is visiting Portland. IL
WAS written in reply to one from him. ask
ing how much reliance could be placed up
on the ewsDapcr report, OF Southern out
RACES
have read the articles in the New York
Times, and | am willing to 90 SO far as to
say that they only give truthful descrip-
ton oi things here 50 far - they have
cone to the knowledge of the correspon-
ent SO far from his statements being an
eXaggeratlon. they fall short of the truth,
inasmucn as the truth in its awful fulness
has not and and cannot come to his notice
We are drifting into another civil war and
in my opinion it does not matter how
the election my result-there are agencies
and passions at work which can only end
in fierce and bloody strife. That men
are murdered for mere opinions sake. that
is because they hold certain opinions dis
taste full TO those who assault them, is as
certain as that the sun shines at noon.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02

Move the screen. dear Bob,' Ruth said.
lfe pushed it aside, and saw the mutila

Move the screen. dear Bob Ruth said.
lFe pushed it aside, and saw the mutila
ted portrait.
Y ou can finish that said Ruth, softly,
II tue lady sits 10 You All her life And
sue put Clara's h and in his.
OF course the wedding ladies, did not
ttrr place that very day; hut although
Aunt ryrrel's bewilderment and perpleX-
itl Were extreme. she was not long oc,uy-
a.. b a...- naturally of a romantic Gurp .and
ry,d.u- >uu3ry episodes OF her youth.
Ee-idss 81 .oJl rot hut acknow led se
EHih's authority in the prem -, and con-
seutrd at the c,.i of week that her Will
e"on'd he made law. Possibly. had my AL
virr been solicited. / should have counsel
led sin logger postp0netnent remsm-
l-riHg 4 certain banker in New \ ork who
H ut be deemed to have an interest In the
matter. But the stole army of husbands
ha'd- no veteran more thoroughly dSci-
pinned, and | doubt not my excellent uncle
received such dispatches from his COM
uandiuy officer IL well-ni.h reconciled
han 90 The catastrophe.
l can vouch that the wedding breakfast
to- lh1' feature OF the ceremony was not
"a.Gtd-wa> in all respects a delightful
lva-t. although the happiness OF the mar
li.d pair may have been thought less
banning and irrepressibe thal We are
Wont % see on such occasio.s. squire
Assem- vas the life of the banquet, indeed,
hr con!d scarcely have shown more eia-
tlau had the wedding been his own. There
Wa another person in the company who
mi-ht have liked a place beside the gentle
hostess, but. a. the squire SAT on Ruth
I9-hf hand, Miss Nell and diverted one
ag'tu-r.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02

The Boston Herald thu, speaks OF the
second division in which were our Maine
cOmpanie-) Of the republican torchlight
procession at Boston. Thursday evening ::
The division Was large one, and in
point OF dress and marching was equal to
any in the line. and was under the mar
shalshp Of Col. A. ". Benson OF Portland.
gauization known Throughout: New Eng
land, led the line AZ the head OF the Port
land tontnentais, $50 torches The uui-
form, worn by the tOutluentiIs were after
the style OF the Revolution. and wherever
the Wvarer> appeared they received encom-
Ium> of praise. Ihc Warrington Guards
OF Portland came next. IN the uniform OF
BtOlurr Jonathan, wearing red truwsers
with white stripes, coats oi same material
and fuIl plush hats. 4 detachment OF a
men acting a. a color guard followed. and
next came the PAinuey Guard, of Gurham.
/ he latter carried transparency Inscribed.
'Gorham Phlnney Guards. l11G-lS76.'
The Lewiston Continental. looked well,
aud carried = transparency stating that
Name had given Coy. Couuor - 90 ma
Jority. The atmouth Guards appeared 10
white caps and cape-, aud wrre followed
By the Hayes aud Wheeler Guards OF Bath
the latter organization made a splendid
appearance, and were the recipient, OF ap-
piau>r wherever they appeared The oti
Gers were dressed ia white coat and cap
~Iih red trimmings. aud the iaen in red
coat aud cap, trimmed with white. Trans
parencies were carried By this organization
bearing the following Inscriptions: Maine
Grcets her Mother State Maine Alway.
Loyal 70 Republican Principlr>,' Maine
Gave Connor Is 900 MaIoIity and will Give
Hayes 25,OO0.' The wood, Are Full OF
En- Down East. lakes no Ifiden Stock :
Carlcaturcs on three sides. Que from Mast
lie Wants q Change, Too 'Tilden Con-
tcmpiatins His Income Tax Elephant
Reform Motto Democratic Prize Drawn
III National Lottery at St. Louis"
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02
Special Aotifts.
CONSUMPTION CAS BE CURED.
sCHESCK'S PuLMDSIC SYRUP.
SCHENCk'S SEA WEED Tonic.


sCHESCK'S PuLMO&iC SYRUP.
SCHENCk'S SEA WEED TONIC.
SCHENCK'@ MNNpRAkE PGLI~.
Are the only medicines that will cure Pul-
monary Consumption.
Frequently medicines tn st will -'op cough
will occasion the death Of the palI,nt; they
lock up the liver, stop the circulation of The
blood, hemorrh ,ge fo lows, and in fact. they
clog the action of the very orgsn- that caused
the cough.
Liver Complunt ami D,-p"p-ia arc the
cause. OF twO-thlrd> ui the c,>,.s uf cou>ump-
ton. Many persons complain o. dull pain
in the side, constipation. coated tongue, pain
in the shouljer-bInd", ftCiiug Of dIow>ine>s.
aud re>tle>snes>, the food living heavily on the
stomach, accompanied with acidity aud belch-
ing up OF wind.
These symptoms usually originate from a
di-ordered condition of the stomach or tor
pid liver.
Persons so affected. ifthey take one or TWO
heavy colds, and If the cough in these cases
be suddenly checked, will find the stomach and
liver glogged remaining torpid and inactive,
and almost before they are aware the lung
are mass Of sores, aud liberated, the result
OF which is death.
Schenck's Pulmonh: Syrup i an eXpectorant
which does hot contain opium or anything
calculated to check cough suddenly.
>chcnck's sea Weed Tonic dissoycs the food,
mixes with the gastric juices Of the stomach,
aids digestion. and creates 4 rayenous appe-
tite.
When the bowels are costivc, skin saliow, or
the symptoms otherwise OF bilious tendency
Shenck's Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared only by.
J. h. ScHESCK 4 son
y. +. corner Sixth and Arch Sis, Phila.
Aud are fUT sale by all druggists and dealers.
October.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02
IuR PRESIDENTIAL EIECToE>:
5y tie F-es:;e.: c: tie -.::ei States.
4 aTIA>k>,.IyINt. PRotLAMATIoN

From wear to wear We have been accustomed to
praise n our daily pursuits .ua ~el apart time api
offer our thank- tp Almighty Io'! iuT tsc -l",I j
blessing He has NoEChsaiel e. u-. with on prAt
lOr u continuance thereof Ne have Il TIA, time
equal reasons to Dee thankful for il- continued pro
lection and for the ater.Al blessing ilt has Dee,
slowed. In addition o. these fayur- accorded u~
individuals We have especial occasion to eNprc--
our hearty thanks 10 Almighty t,-i That ty H.
providence and guidance vug government c-t-n
lIsel century ago has been enabled :" fsii.. tar
purpose Il IL founders ~ Offering a-1 lum tp the
people Of every race. urgus civil and religious
liberty t. all within IT, borders ami meeting out TO
every individual alike justice aui ,uA.4t, b.i.r.
the Law Il l. moreover erPcc!allf Our duty Ia
ofrr oar humble lrat trs 10 THE Father - all
cl,- iur continuance of HIs Divine favor 10 u-
nation au1 a- individuals by rca-on oi AL the -
considerations. !, lt--c- : ttrAut, President oi
tae ultcI >tstr-. do recommend to the people 90
the nItci states tn devote the 3ath dn, of No.
Ncmbcr next Ia thu expression OF their thanks ani
PRAYERS Go Almighty tod and LAYING aside thcir
tslit ayoCatluu- aul an secular occupations. tn 81
seuloe N their respective place OF worship ana
observe sad iay 'lay of Thanksgiving and re-t
II .tIt-- whereof have herewith set INV hand
aHl caused tao se,! OF the lllto-l >tite- {" bo
ii,lNe-i. Dome at the City of Washington. tlis
-eiA day Of oct, IN Tie wear of Iur Lord -"
4ul ui tue Independence 20 The u.teI States ui
America, the one huudrr! aul i3r-;.
.>i-nct l. GRANT.
ly the President.
HAMILTON fI~I. Secretary pi state
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02

ADVICE To DRINKING MES.-Ihe qucs-
ton - frequently asked. not only OF DIR.
REYNOLDS. but OF others. what course 4
Cr.Ihgn. man should pursue 10 rid himself
ot thr craving appetite for liquor. None
ilj- one WAC has been there knows how
Terrible i this appetite and how difficult ii
i- - resist is demands. The desire tor Just
ore more driuA ht>ets every man WHO has
ever T. ZEN "a victim TO the curse, aud the
cries iar something TO fill up the VOID with
auf Ie-uru to the intoxicating cup are
Marl everywhere. II is a pleasure to an
i.tuuce That ,nCh substitute does eNis'.
4 iri A5I- mIu can supply himself easily
N.tl Tire remedies used at nearly all oi the
ja.5r.Itc -, ,um- and be hi, own physician
Ht Dts oNn house, without the necessity
rNl,.l.>e and publicity OF visiting the Wash
..-.rH.4u Home or any other reformaiury
Ir,'-4J.oa.
Ills laboratory needs contain Only sinll.
gIa ....y s'i cayenne pepper. a pot ot con-
c..'..tt-.i extract OF beef aud few grains
80 UfY-a5dc OF potassium. When tn desire
fu- ufi.iS rr.uy>. make tea from the cav
,#.i, H.p"cr. a. strong ~ can be tskeu
8. . ..f.t .r-ycc ut comfn.;. SWectcu il with
SO . t18 agar. and drink. ILi> tea vii,
supply taa same place ihat a glass of IL
. .t. u.s.l iil, a.l viii leave nu Injurious
,'..'- .i.d. Repeated daily. or - oiteu
a- ..., ts.f,'gjfe returns. it viii hc bu' a few
l4v~ hriore the sufferer WI have become
-Lus;cd with the taste OF The pepner. and
".n THE appearance of this disgust dsap-
uttr> tn" lnve of liquor. The fact 1. pro-
rt.r.r.. 4 u. The extract oil beef /, 10 he
M4a- into beet tea. according 10 the d.rCc-
t.-t.~a4 the pot. in quantities a may he
l-t.,ti for the time being. and furnishes a
e..aap. easily digcsiiJle and healthlul uu-
i4uvH,. r being made to STAY on the
stomach. when heavier articles OF food
W..t. b, rejected. The bromide of pnia>-
>'a.u /, To he used carefully, ami only IN
rI~r> uI extreme nervousness. the dose be-
ia- !-on iilteen 10 twenty grains. dissolved
.a w.'".- i-.> j a pubic exhibit of The
u..ae.3 ut treatment adopted 4, iuebra,e
a-tiGm,. In ad.i.,on thereto the drinking
ul4a should >grroaud himself with iIiaeu-
,.~ wHEaI tend 10 make Inn forge; tie de-
.r..I.u- associate. OF the bar-,o"ru. auu
.i. aIuI upwards. lie should eIicayor. >o
fairs his ha>.ue~- aYOcatjous NJ permit,
to sleep. battle ali eat regularly. aud "a
obey v.Itta.ly the ordinary law of health.
B t.caIopt.pu OF tbs course euef-etiraliy '
aal sincerely. 40 man who has the viii 70
I~.prm cau fan 70 do 80. IgHdred> and
thousands can attest the tgu.h OF the,
s.UC.uell--.- Traveller.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-02

TAkE YOUR CHoICE.--Eyery m,n who
desires peace, prosperity and the reign of
justice. must vote for Hayes.
Every man who prefers disorder. the
parslyzatlon of industry. and the reign of
injustice. should vote tor Tlden.
Every man who wishes To soc taxation
reduced. our national credit growing
stronger every wear. aud our public debt
paid in due time. must vote for Hayes.
Every man who desires to add To taxa
ton new burdens. ruin the credit OF the
uatiap. aud 10y The pay men' of rcbel claims
double the national debt. should vote tor
ridden.
II ~ a. an Who prcicr peace - an
archy. good crrdi; Ia bankruptcy. "a gov
eminent ruled hy loyal men Ia one under
the control 81 the tx Confederate element
should vote for Rutherford Il. HAYES.
Iil> rrcori i clear. lie has proven upon
the battlefield that h. j. a tia" patriot. lie
has proven in Tia" cuunrll chamber tha, tie
j. Statesman. lie ha> every qualification
f,r the hi-h Office of President. Uuder
hi> guidance the uatjon viii prosper. while
under tina; OF riidrn ruin await, the coun-
t-V.