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, 1876-09-21

Ms. neechcr opens bis lecturlng season In Toron@
mkt Mondky night,
u. s. Grant, Jr., tho Presidents sou, was In san
Francisco last week.
Thu atotcn Oa!ncabosough painting has not been
recovered In Vienna, ~ reported.
II. FolicIen David, the musical composer, dlea
from pulmonary complaint brought on by tho e.
ccasivc use OF tobacco.
Tho arst complete edition Of Jamcs Russell Low
ellis poems, recently published, 10 dedicated -
George William Curtis.
Dr.. Winship Was IN invalid In early life, and.
instead of being injured by phyBIca c1crclses 10
slways beloved that hc was only enabled BY mean
Of thum to attain the ago Of manhood.
Tho Nuw York correspondent OF tho Lou!s,!lIe
Courter-Journat says tho statue Of Mr. Bcwa'd IL
Madtsoa Square 10 rmly strapped to IT. cla!F. ~
fear It na1y gst up and mako speech.
Tho London 21nes pays Seri5n<rs Non!Alp tn
high compliment OF saylng that 1t las not 'ts eqaet
In English periodical ittc.aturo, and it pronounce
81. Nicholas tho boat magazine for boys aud s''s
In the world.
Tho azst marriage In Deadwood took pare In the
theatre, ut tho close Of tho regular performance,
Sept. !. Tho local print says that tho bride ".
''Rtalred lu an elegant eyeaIng costume" "a''s
"the groom waa jaunttly dressed"
The people Of Phladelphis aro seaping tho Cen.
tennal harvest At last. All the hotoiA ass full ~
theatres arc frequently sold up before tho dooss
open, and tho sound Of rejoicing II heard IN 1o'
shops, whcso tho activity Ia uuparslle'st'
ME. George Westinghouse Ia having N inteteae
lag controversy In tho Lon4on papers With the p.o
pEactot Of q vacuum brake. lie proposes Saas
trial Of the two systems Of brakes he made upsa
parallel lines, At tho sauna tins. under e1aen'
similar conditions,
Dr.. Holland n called on to explain the stAtemes'
nade by hlm year aEo. to tho oioct that s1o..
Kenaud had expressed the opEnion that there ~
no casa II all sgafRst Ms. Duschct Prof. hep.1s
Las written 70 friend that hs usseE said
verbally or in writing. on tho subject -.
The London Isttgr0pA desotes \ column ~ ~
editorial space TO tho task Of demollshing al' "
Parker NorFas.-''sho well-kuown shAs'pea.sa-
editor, "-who proposed tn Philadelphia papsas
that Shakspcaro's remains should b. resuteees
and photographed. Iuasn1uch ns 1r J. f".s
Nosris' evil gon!ns rap extend on!y over tho
remains OF tho poet. III. suggestion III !esa' ~.
thu grave ,aay b. contoupsuous'y diamt1aaa u ''
, 1876-09-21

After IN intorregnum Of two and half
years, during which tho Chicago Astronom-
ical Society Inns beon rovivod and the Dear
born Observatory reconstructed, the great
telescope is now sot to work by tho appoint
mont Of A1r. s. ". Buns11AM as Acting Di-
rector. Mr.. 3. has gained widespread
reputation as keen-eyed observer, having
discovered great mnny double stars, mud
will no doubt uso the noble instrument To
good advantage.
, 1876-09-21

Savannah ia still suffering severely from
the terrible scourgo which hns brought ruin
and death to her doors, On Tuesday tho
number of deatha from yellow fever reached
80, tho highest yet reported, md tho plague
Is increasing in virulonce and fatality. Moth
ing but tho advcnt of cooler wcather is Left
tor the afflicted people to hope for.
, 1876-09-21
MR., TRuMBULL'S SPEECH.

We hay6 plre9ly commented upon the r8r-
soual character Of Judge TauMuu11's Mon
day night nrraign,nent of tho Republican
party and his cxaltation Of tho Democratic
party. Tho Rroas burden Of the speech was
summed up BY him a. follows:
l have cndeasorcd to show you, fellow. citizens,
that The Republican party Of to-day 10 not com.
Fosea u .as .aa'a mase' a, nou arc ~. pasposes
q, vcara aao that It In not ti,o inhertor of tbo
grand old principles which gavo tho party Its fae,
nor Of anything belonging to II save II" name; that
u nna usetneta'sa ~ aau ossu'ne a'a sot.ap.,
man s1onid now .nnnort ar onnoso II stn,n,y hc.
cause /. IL called Republican. hnvo cndcasorcd
10 chow you TINT tho Democratic party Of o-day ~
not composed OF tho same matefsa, ana does nut
nrstc "s,ty of IL or % ycars aro. ibat II ha. IN.
l.er!tsd Tho na1nc without any Of ths pro.slavcry
views which distinguished the party at that day,
and TINT thete 10 no reason why any tndspenaent
an :" sn,,nT I,snarrst,c 'p'"' ~ '' '@A'' -
Now. lot III examine tho truth of these
showincs. The Republican marty ia mt
now of course. comnosed a1tocethor of thu
anna mcn WIN oroanizad IL and ofa7care1 n
f,urlnp ths Inst 20 vears. hronv Of ;ta
1nnt7n411 nf11 fhnnQnrJ4 f1f jfa r1RO1t1arH hovn
Had md othars 1fko Mr. Tnnvrur,. from
mor+;f,od vo,,;tv have ,eft II Inns IN tbot
% veara race;ved lnroe add;tiona. mt on1v
yron, Tho ,li1 wI;r noTtv bnt fron, I'm na,n.
ocrot;o nortv ,nat;no Il f,on 1scr do1vn n
I'm nroaont Anna the oroat r1nion rortv T.
l,oa raco;vaa additions fron tho thonaonas
,v,,o .;,,oo 1afn hova roocrod ,no,hood o,5
fron' ,,,a o,tar ,ho,,son,1s ,v,,o aInco t,,o,,
ha1a an,a,oto,s I t;t,,er fro,o .,a;r nat;vo ,nnds
49,, , ,ane - % .t,, 49, a.. sast - ,,artu .ana,1 |
@ .aa ~. .,' oanas - -, ~ ,,nm.n fsnoda,, r. ~,
~ assos. .'.a u.no.a.,a,n y - .,'o ,,o,,,s ,,ns
s,>S...1 n,,,o a.,.aa.'' .a .,.'. % 49, .a..,' [
,.",," .'ao, ~ nonso o~.a,. | n,oaa,.,,,sna,3
c,".ox., % % has ,on a,,o,;s,,oa ,n1 III, - !,
,;so,naoraa @ H. ,,o1;ov - crao1in, no,r s,nv. ,
stntas mi a,1 tho ,,o,,,nr ,ac;a,ot;nn mr.,
,o,n,rn ~ ,,ovorv In, hocon,o o,,so,ato 'rho
W. raoo,1 v;o,sn,,v for to,,r vanrs oua
or,n,os woro n In ra;sa3 nov,os nrov,do1
loors otfootad honds so1d ana ta1o,ion co,.
1scta,. n,,v tho rosi,,uu,, ~ o11 th;a is now !.
cors ~ .ha novnrrmant Al thoso ,h,n,s ~" ,,o,a
I~o,e,,,. ,.,..,, 49,, o.,a. naaa,~,a,..s, ."..
nrknnwr ,o.ha - Dartvorio;na,,v M tho orao. ~
funilanental orostion which .snoratsS ths
Da,nocra,,c ar'1 ,ha nor,hl,o,r ror,;a, ov-
ists to-,nv M irr,conc,1aI,,v m Il ayar nyista1
in tho days al t},o n,nrcmaov ~ a1averv- oni]
that oua.tioon Ia Arn t,o initial stntas . m.
lin, viii all ,ho a,.,;I,,,o. ~ ,,.t,o1,, 49,
ora,ontv, whoso const,trorts oro liza a,nari
49,, ,onr,o ,o,lanI,vo,,, 49, u,,t,..,t 49,,
;1iv;sion atthcr oooornnl'icol ~ ~ o,,,or, 80 =,
oro ,,o 11n;tod HtaIoa y wa-o ,,.~t,oru,,;,, -, ~
u.s.as ..ah ~, .n,1ana,.s.,!t .a.."".,I ~
] wt;o1, statoa NJ tna nririnnl rarn.;tne;as -
so,nro;antv ", | j,avo anrofnto1 n co,nmo, .ao. ~
snonn ~ }hs novarpmant NJ ~ washin9;o,, 49,.
l,'n ~ ~ ,,snst ~. nx,,,,.,'sa,.. ~
, 1876-09-21

at $5. 75@G. 10 for common to primo. Cattle
woro in good demand, and tho market wns
steadier. Sheep woro quiet aud unchanged,
at $2. 60@4. per 1o0lbs Que hundred dol
lars in gold would buy 311o IN grcenbacka
ut tbo nloao.
, 1876-09-21

The trial of JouN D. LEE ut Denver, Utah,
for completely in tho Mountain Meadow mas-
sacre terminated yoster1ny in verdict find
ing him guilty Of murder IN tho first Degree
, 1876-09-21

Somewhat cooler and partly cloudy md
clearing woathor is tho prediction for this
region to-1ay.
, 1876-09-21

Of the Sovereignty OF tho Statos ns opposed
to that Of national Union been moro bold
ly, dehantly, md universally insisted upon ns
something mover to bo surrendered o. II In |
now by every Democrntio statesman In tho
10 ex-alavcholding statos, and by tho great
body Of Democrats In tho North, in Congress \
and out Of 1t, It Ia tho doctrine Of TiLDRN |
and IIKnnR1oKs, Of sE1Moun, DArARp, EATON,
and all others Of any prominence In tho
party.
On tho great vital question whether tho
United 9tates aro a nation,-a question noc-
ossarily involving tho whole powers and
authority of the Government, and involving |
tho question whether tho American people |
have any nationality savo suoh as pertains
to citizenship Of tho State In which they re-
s;de,-thcro has been no chango whatever,
either In tho Democratic or Republican par
tics. Tho difference Is irreconcilablo, mud
tito supremacy Of either party involves tho
supremacy Of the principle 1t maintains.
Docs Mr.. TnuMnu1h mean TINT there is no
danger to tho nation in tho election Of o
party which denies that there Ia nation, or
that there is such thing as National
n.u.~n.u..Ao
.r. nzs...,. ~.,,a;,. -, ,..sa L.
,onna;,t,on o.ar 4,o rafo~a,od nomoorst;o
party, declared that the Southern people
,,... as.,..;.,,..1 =. x.1;aat ,,,.,-, - a..,t,
. e.,1 ,....... a.. -. n,.-.,..
T., IA .;mas To ot,r,t,,t, I'D, n ohonoo -
. ,as,,,n ro,,,,, ~ ~ .1a;., fo- .,,er, ,a;roo
..,e.. s,.s..a,.,, - :. 1891, - - -,sat..s, ~
a-na.t ~ .hars -, .,,ont,or ann1,ot,ans an1
hans,oa., ,.,,e.;.o.1 t,,.o"a,,
.,,an,. nona~at;an, 1,,,a;r eoo;ot ooonn,or
t.aa 80 -s.a,,.,a.,;.o1 1v,,a,a .oe.,ta 49,
49, 49,. ta-a,t ~ ~ lac t1,o hah;ts NJ ns.oo;a
49,. - ,,f,.;,, r,,a ,o.;oI ,,,ato,,, - a.
aen.,, ~ ~ rroa ;,ast;no,;va rhora ,sn-o ~ h,,t w. w.
r,ss .,s.,.., .,.s..:s.e ,.,,.e
,~o~a o,,,t;ro,.7 al o;,r,nta,1 MI tha
,.ts..ue' s,aaa Th. ,1a,,aa 1890 49,.
.oo."s a",.as s"s' .sl. I ~ 0 a.. " .,s,,.,as,
ssSs;,.. r,,,o. ..,oxa ,,n.,,..,. T,.. taha~;n1
' ...:.:1. .-..a -. ,o..a,,sa ~ ~. a1saaa 49,
49, "a.s'9 ,:",':.' ",.o ~ .,..s'"s,s s,..sa,n
'' s a1aas ,sa,.ss ;1s..- Iii. -.
..Nsa ~. | s-,,;.as 49, 49, 1s1s..a, r,;a 1..tas
ot,,o ,vsa ,,ro1pcotoa md m ,no-o ,,rov,a,op
woa ,rado for thar ;ntc1laotua] ;nnrovemont
tho,, ,voa ,ra,7o for that of tha a,ovaa T.nou
WAS AccuRsEn; It was the badge ct social
degradation, and this IL as truo to-day IN the
South as it was when tho planter numbered
Ills alaves rs ho did his swine and his oxen.
Tho slave 1snowf Tree, and the southern people
have not and cannot adapt themselves to tho
to paying for labor which by inheritance it
was their province to enforce by tho lash,
Tho freedman will not work without wages,
and aims to IN ownership of tho land he
labors. Tho Southern peopla absolutely re-
, 1876-09-21
INDIANA.


Indiana Is ablazo with political excitoment.
Hundreds Of meetings aro held nights aud
scores daily. Tho State Is boing atumped by
school districts as we'll as by Congressional
districts. Each Bidc Is doing It's "leyal
best" While wo believe tho Republicans
will carry tho State on the 10th Of October,
yet, II they should lose 1t, the other side
could not boast that thoy had captured
Republican State. Tor twenty years tho
Do,nocrats havo carried Indiana at the Ooto.
ber election oftenor than have tho Repub-
licans, as tho returns prove, viz:
.... dovEnNon-186G. -
nom1,criat;.. nla ,,
pen nssiai;; sseas4iar s:;i; or sr.Ts.iaSs ;;:..
uGH1CFat 1U1, 4Ul
Hopablcah.. .'.''.'' Iva h-a
psm' 'j'',;;;,ii;sia;o;.' asxx.so,,.isao s'SS1
Republican,. ....+.".. .130, 7..a
bxcnzrAnY OF sTATk--1S0s. -
t
AufEHA0N-4o0ts
!esR3GIal 414s ul
1tePApGaA, .l~i uaa
Nep R,hl..+ ....++.-.....,..... ~, aSt
aEcItkTANY or RTATk-1bG0.
i;,s,,;,. iemnrtas, lnS. M 3M
41el0p1EAA.s Auut WI
Rep. snsJ. ......".................,. II. 20:
90vxnMoN-1b0B.
''''''''''''''.*'-''.s...' ''":!Ip VI
lepIl!lcaa.'...'........ ...,....47l,5 57.
Hep. maj. ........................... D01
sEGHETAAr " tTATt-1670.
Dl
leptullcaa,... .lb7, 4ul
nem. . 6ir
doYknAon-1b7n.
uGfAocf2t++ 4Sus ~
lfcppGlIc2Gs,- 1e4t "
Qen1s E4fA II 11
SECRETARY or 4TATk-1874+
Democrat. ..4o-s 70
Republican. n...........,.,....'.. .'.s". -1ot! bn
Independent. 1os 81
| uCn. maj .t..s...s,.t.. ~, ~
IWe take our figures from the Now York W0sl
AImAuAe, and accept tAoul ~ correct.
! From tho foregoing roturus it will DO REQ
, 1876-09-21

A1r. CORNING Junp worry feroclous]y de-
nounces any reference to Him III n member of
tho Order Of tho Knights Of the Golden Cir
Gle, or Of the Sous Of Liberty, rs M outrage
on private chnracter. In his speech intro
duciug Senator TnuNDuL1 lo called atten-
tion to tho character Of tho lenders Of the
Republican party, and " reminded them that
Gen. JouN A. LOGAN was at ono time n re-
cr1,iting officer for tho Rebel SERVICE" This
assault upon tile charncter Of Gen. LOGAN le
thought consistent with the respect due to
private character, when ho knaw that the
slander Ind boon repellcd Il hundred times.
, 1876-09-21
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1876.

Groenbacks at tho New York Gold E1-
change yesterday closed at 90a.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-23
NOTICE TO MINERS.
ii United States Land Office,

Artillus Estes and Walter r Morgan, whose post
office address is Diamond City, Meagher coun-
ton to enter as agricultural land, under the pre-
emption and homestead laws, the northwest
quarter of section Z, township s north, range east,
east half OF the southwestquarter and the southwest
quarter Of the southeast quarter Ct section ! eeatdion
which land is suspended from entry: Notice
is hereby given, that q herring will he had
at this office, on the sixteenth day OF Decem-
| Der. A. D. 1876, at ten O'Clock a. M, to deter.
mine as to the mineral or non-mineral character OF
said land, and testimony to be used upon SAD hear
ing will be taken before the Register and receiver
on the 10th day Of December, A. D. 1876, att o'clock
a. M. 1t is alleged that, there are no knoWn
miners, nor mining improvements, upon SAID Land.
~ y. H. MOE, Register.
Nov. 8, 1S76-5l-5w. g 5@.
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GOOO Can't be made by every agent every
bit those willing TO work can easily earn a
dozen dollars u day right in their own localities;
Have no room to explain here. Business pleasant
well as men. We will furnish It complete Outfit
free. The business pays better than anything else:
We will bear expense OF starting you; fartlcaiars
their sons and daughters, and all classes in need or
paying work athome, should write to us and learn
ali about the work at once. Now is the time
Don't deaay. AdlHss True 81 Co, Angusta, Maine.
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to let you know of anything of interest
occurring in the lodges. In compliance
Herewith, | have to inform you that Bro.
Clark Wright delivered Il lecture at this
post at the request of Grown Butte Lodge
No. SO, I. O. G. II. The members Of Crown
Butte Lodge and Pioneer Council No. /, Sons
of Jonadab, assembled in their hall and
marched in regalia to the theatre building,
which was kindly granted by the Dramatic
Association, our hall being too small. The
lecture was delivered to a full house, and
the subject was "The Effects of Intemper-
ance." Of the merits of the lecture, it is
sufficient to say it was such as would be eX-
pected from such a speaker as Bro. Wright
is known to be, and gave universal salts
faction. The lecture of Bro. Wright was
followed by short addresses from Bros. f.
A. Riggin, of Fish Creek Lodge No. %, and
Bro. Hugh Duncan, of Sheridan Lodge No.
10. Bro. Duncan is we'll known to the resi-
dents here, and his humorous and earnest
sketches are appreciated. Crown Butte
Lodge is doing well now Our membership
at last report was fifty-eight, and we are III
ltiating four or five new members at every
meeting, and if Bro. Wgight's lecture meets
it's deserts, Crown Butte will regain the
proud name of the "Banner Lodge of the
Territory.n We intend to try, and even if
we do not succeed, will have the c%onsola-
ton of knowing that the trial is doing good
by squirting others IN to beat us"
At a regular meeting of Park City Lodge
No. 3S, I. O. G. T., held at Park City, Nov,
II, 1876, a committee was appointed to draft
resolutions in relation to the death of Bro
John Martindale, who died at Helena Nov
, G., 1876.
The committee submitted the following
report which was adopted:
WHEREAS, In the death of Bro. JON
) Martindale the lodge has sustained an ire
5 parable loss, and the community in wElc
he lived an earnest worker in the cause {
L Temperance, the deceased being a charte
member of this lodge therefore be it
Resolved, That while we bow in reverend
e to the will of Divine Providence, we sha
) ever remember the many excellent qualltl'
st of our beloved brother, whose absence h;
caused a void in our hearts which time alol
u can heal.
81 RESOLVED, That a copy of these resolution
ne be sent to the ROCKY MNUNTAIN HUsBAN
y, MAN for publication.
Submitted in Faith Hope and Charity,
ut B. MALBEN.
c.. NICHOLS.
j.. A. NOTEsTEIN. Coz
Mrs. III. l.. SEARS.
= III. w. SMITH.
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nTR CT NJ Y.

RAND LODGE OF MONTANA.
], " G. T.-WM. II. SuTHERLlN, Ola
mona .rr2yoR-JAS. E. OWINGS, Deer
Low T.-MRS. ANN e. BUDDS, Fort
n ' s.;nscc..-MAssENA BuLL 4 n3,1 He kP
g. ". A. s.-MRs' Laura b. boLi'AF'D
h nn vr,l.as.-MIss KATIE ORR, Helena:
r. rrnaA,p.-GEO. A. DOUGLAS, Boulder
. II 1M-WM. H. RISK, st. Louis.
n MMvss-J. w. KEMPER, Centreville.
H. MRS. MARY A. SWlTZLER,
BoZeman. n,- cr4-
ID g W. c. T.-RICHARD JOCKEY
ulpn,I. DEpUrY.-RICHARD Jockey.
Helena.
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"A petition, signed by . 600 women. ask
mo for the suppression Of the liquor traffic,
has been presented to the parliament OF On
tario, Canada,
The report OF Boulder Star Lodge No.
10. is Che best Of any yet reported. rms
todce has a membership OF twelve sisters
and twenty-six brothers. There has been rive
| ~iniations in the last quarter, and no eXpul-
sions. withdrawals, or suspensions. Bro.
G. A. Douglass, L. D., says inhis statement
to the Grand Lodge: II report our lodge
in a very flourishing condition, meeting reg
ularly and we'll attended. A greater interest
is taken in the cause than ever before"
Butte City Lodge No. 81. reports a to-
tai membership of seventy, having initiated
five sisters and eight brothers during the
past quarter. Bro. j. nj. Venable, L.. De-,
states that this lodge has not been in good
working order until recently. The recent
ACQUISITION of influential members having
given the lodge new life. The following
offers were elected for the current quarter:
w. H. Young, w. G.. r.; Sister w. Il.
Young, W. V. T.; Jno. Bell, w. s.; Chas.
Wilson, W. #. S.; Samuel Cornick, 2. W.
c. r.; Sister Mary Bebee, w. Treas; Geo.
Belcher, w. Marsh; G. L. Williams, w.
Chap; Sister Alice Meklejohn, w. I. g.
Lincoln Lodge No. 40, reports twenty
two members in good standing. There
have been two members initiated and ten
reinstated, one withdrawn by card. one ex'
PEELED, and four suspended, leaving a gain
Of six members in the last quarter. The
officers installed for the current term are az
follows: Marion Childers, w. c. T.; VIM
J. Cleveland, w. v. T.;J. Sarven, w. S.
Max Allied, w. F. S.; Robert Mcleod. 2
w. C. T.; Geo. Shueless, w. Treas; VIM
Ferd, w. Marsh; VIM. S. Parker, w. Chap.
Jno. Kruger, w. I. G. ;;Samuel Toulps, W
O.. G.
Park City Lodge No. So, reports
membership of nine sisters and thirty-thre
brothers, there having been seven inltis
tons in the last quarter. Since the report We
made UP this lodge has..sustained a sad
occasioned by the death of Bro. John Ma
tindale. The deceased was q respected cl
lien of Park City, of which place he h;
been a resident for many years. He was
charter member of Park City Lodg
which he had the honor to represent at Il
last session Of the Grand Lodge. The *
lowing officers were elected and INSTALL
tor the current quarter: G. NJ. Mechanic
w. G T.; Mrs. II. L. Sears, w. Y. T.;S.-
Notes.-The, w. S.; r. White, w. F. S.; M
c. L. Guthrie, P. w. G. r.; James McCul
W. Treas; D. A. Hammons, W. Mars
Miss H. L. Smith, w. Chap; Neil Crosl
W.I.G.;F F. Timmermastey, w. Q. G.
Under date of Fort Shaw, NJ. IT,, N
10, 1875 J.. C. Budds, d. D., writes: .
the Grand Lodge you requested your de-
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|. 0. Of G. 7. .- /.

.--,.,c the bowl! though rich aud bright
:, n,bies flash upon the light,
In adder coils its depths beneath
1 n lure is woe, whose sting is death.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-23
COUNTY DEPUTIES.

Deer Lodge.-DANiEL STEPHENS, Deer
1, Ev"e A. COOK. Boulder Valley.
~ gnTatin.-J. C. SWITZLER, Bozeman.
1InJ;eon.-W. A. MEANS. Sheridan.
lHssoula.-THOMAS w. FLOWERS, Mis-
, sorhss T. CONNER, Centreville.
y,s,n}s and Uarke.-J. c.. BUDDS, Fort
Shaw.
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Seamless, Flour and Ore Sacks,
FAIRBANK G. CO.'S SCALES

We also have in store a full assortment OF Hana
| Hay Rakes, Forks, Fork Handles, Scoop Shoveis,
Barley Forks, and a full supply s Of repairs Ia LIS f %h, Il,
Is > great assistance to the purchaser; in fact, evsrT
thing KEPT by a 1~irst-class Agricultural House.
June 22, lS76-3l-3m.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-19
Also, Agents for DI. lie RiChau's
GniGa.u Dilis
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW REMEDIES
NEW REMEDIES
81, kgarrr Street
623 ksarny street,

san Francisco. Established i: Isl. tor the
treatment Of Sexual and seminal Diseases such
a. Gonorrhea, elect, structure. syphilis il
its forms, Seminal Weakness. AlpoteLcy, etc.
Skin dista-e Of years standing ana liberated
Legs successfully treated.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions. the consequence Of self.
6bure: his solitary vice, o. GrpraItd sexual
indulgence, - pEactlcea hy the youth q both
sexes t. All almost unlimited extent, producing
with urerTl24 certainty, the follow M train q
morbid symptoms, unless CON batel uy sgIeLtI-
IL n4edi 81 measures, VIZ: Scil0T counter
suce, dark spots under the eyes. pain IL the
head ringing in the ears. noise Like the rustliEs
Of leaves and rafting q cAar-ots, uneas3ness
about the IOiLs, weakness Of the limbs, COntL-
sd vision, blunt,a intellect, loss - confidence,
-iltildeTCe III approaching strangers = dislike %
form new acqualntanceS, disposition 10 shul
society, loss If memory. hectic ttueLts, lluple=
and various erGptIOr- Ass-ut the faces, iUrred
tongue. fetld breath, coughs, consumption,
night sweats, mCuomauia and irc4 Uent INSANITY
Ii relief be not obtained, should apply lmma-
d!ateIy either =! person or b- Letter. and have
cure Effected by his new and scientific mode Of
treating this dis as, which never tails Of ef-
fcctlug quick and radical cur.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons IL "a diSta1.ca may b. CURED AT
HOME, by addre--iuga letter 10 DE. GIDEON,
stating case, symptoms. length OF time the dis
ease has continued, and have medicine prompt
~ forwarded fire. from dAMaE@ ald curiosity,
10 any part u til country, with full and plain
directions. By Inserting Ten Dollars coin, II
registered letter, through the PCSDttce q
through Wells. Fargo * 60; q package Of med!-
cine Will be forwarded to any part of the Union.
Correspondents viii please inform DR.. GibbOD
Address, DIR. y. F. GtBBON.
octI4-1v Box 1857. San Francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-19
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