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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-12

THE WRESTLING MATcH.-The Ro-
Brannan and Joseph Farnsworth, at
Biseiow's hall, last evening was won
bv the latter. Brtnnau o the first
throw and farusNorth ths second and
tiiiri, The winner WAS the favorite in
the pools ven after his opponent had
won tn. first throw, his friends appear
ing to have great conf iencs III his
prbwesA.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To THE PuBLIc.-Tbe undersigned takes
pleasure in assuring the public that the en-
tcrtainment to he given on the evening of
Monday, March 18th, at Criterion Hall. for
the benefit of Professor Morell. will he worthy
of the patronage of the public. and that the
Professor is a thorough musician.
mrl"-lt j.. w. HESS.
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House and Furniture For Sale.

u,RE SECOND HOUSE FROM -
the corner of Clark and Spring ksI,i,
streets, together with the furniture, Era,ii
is offered for sale on .reasona BILE HRl.-A
terms, as the owner is about leaving town.
Inquire Of Gu LOUIS LOSER.
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MEETING or THE MIXERS UNION.
The next regular meeting of the Ruby
Hill Miners Union will be held on
Wednesday evening, instead of Fra
day a. usual. This change is for but
one meeting, aud is made in con>e-
quenre of 81. Patrick's day occurring
on Friday.
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DANCING ACADEMY
Professor Bach

A NNoUNCES TO THE PUBLIC "A
N that classes for instruction will "a
commence THURSDAY evening, jan -
uary 9TH. LIN
Classes Of instruction for gentlemen, TUES
DAY evening, at 5 o'clock.
Practising class, THURSDAY evening at
s o'clock.
Ladies free at practising classes on Thurs
day evenings.
Glasses of instruction for ladies on TUES
DAY and THURSDAY, Mt 2 o'clock P. NJ.
With regular attendance rapid progress is
guaranteed.
ja4-lm PROF. l.. BACH.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC All persons are
cautioned against trusting ANYBODY upon my
account, without a written order from me, as
| will pay no bills contracted under any other
circumstances GEO. p. LUNDGREN.
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SITUATION WANTED by a young woman to do
chamber work, planning sowing. or house
work without doing heavy washing and IRON
ing, or to Go copying. Apply TO
nril-tf COL. REILLY, Munroe street,
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THE TRAINs.-A special passenger
train arrived from Palisade last even.
ing at 9 o'clock. 1t brought two days
Western mail. The train left this
morning ut the usual hour, and as the
blockade on the Cen raj Pacific is sal
to be br.,ken the probabilities are our
local trains will hereafter run on time
bo.h Ways.
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STOCK REPORT.
SAY Fs,rrIsco. March IL.
r.auciscO StOck Exchange

SAW Fs.rrIsc". March H.
-. rraucisco Stoch Exchange
Soss'sa HoAs"'
1855 unn:ru.os4n a,Abi3Jf
$50 Mcxna : Cnr,y-2s 22a y
80 1" .. { ncich"r-6fsa II ON w
10 bes,m i. syl, 80 49,. SDbj
lgp Gal.ol' 10 lsA lob 0 1879
~, snva,Sy; TRINA a ~ abb
10 soni r-@iuI2lI =, no I2Ils
~ INV, . Yorcross-60 49,
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CHoIcE and common brands Cigars and To-
bacco. all prices, at the GOLDEN RULE.
~ rtf
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O. DUSkrL 4 Co., manufacturers Of csssi-
meres ani white shirts and gontlemens' UNI
derwear. All orders for half u dozen each
viii DO ill ID Mt store rates. Measures taken
and true fits guaranteed.
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MOSlE'S.
mhf

LonGISG-Houss For REyr.-The San Fran
cisco Lodging-house, upstairs over the cloth
ing store OF j. COIN X Bro. Inquire Of
j. l.. illNCkLEf,
mr2-lm Atthe Parker House.
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BULLY FOR raE DoCroR.-We are
gratliied to notice by the White Pine
News that our venerable friend Doctor
IL. ). Herrick has been awarded, bv
the Commissioners, the hospital of
White county at "A salary OF $500 per
month.
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Jusr Observation-Disclosures cases "Ks-
nuk" Maple Syrup; ten bbls. Armour 4 Co.'S
Chicago llams; ten bbls. Kent 4 Cos Chicago
Hams. MN. II. CLARK.
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FURNISHING Goods. Stationery and Notions
at tho Little Golden ituio Store, two door.
below Justice Bcatt>'s- Court-rouni, MAR
street, CHEAP FOX CASH. mrl
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ConrIsn.-Twenty boxes of New Georges
Goldfish, direct from Boston. at
Drl2-tf TAYLOR a. WHITTON'S.
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PURE NIlk.-The undersigned will chip
daily from his diary in Pine Valley, PURE
milk, which can be obtained at the store of
Taylor K hilton. 5. MAPLE.
PINE V ALLEY, March III, 1876. mrl2-tf
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a SIXTEEN FOUNDER. It's an
0'Neil surveyor, AMI John Wilson,
when be brought the notice 10 the
Office, assured us upon his honor as a
mail contractor that it is tuil jeweled
and weighs sixteen pom l. III the
CLEAR. John j. tbs uncie OF tie young
giant, AMI mis- brother, /. j. Wilson, l.
the arcltdec.. A response from Spring
street is IN order.
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A GOOD AvERAGE.-rhe meagerness
of our local columns this morning Is
attributable partly to the wet SNOW and
the dilapilaiei condition OF the Iepor.
torial boots, but mainly to the dull
times and the scarcity of itemizing ma
terIal. To compensate for this defirien.
cy. however, We publish a long aud in
teresling letter from Washington
correspondent, ana IA larger mount Of
unusually interesting photographic
ne ~.
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To RsNT.-A large. airy house, in a good 10
to let Inquire Of
istt MRS. S. ASHIM.
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aEOCfi'S.
nh4

III. Srx4Ys has nothing but what is imported
from the only California Jewelry Company
OF Sun Francisco. n30tf
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,"VrioN TO THE puRLlc.-Under
q. s'u OF special Nolicssr viii he
graz a caution from Geo. =. Lund.
bodh, warning the public to trust no.
ten iron his account without a writ.
'" order from him. Wv
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WATCHES and ~jcwelry neatly repaired. II
you want TO have your watches ind ~jeBeiry
repaired in a workmanlike manner. go to p.
S~tcler's jewelry store, two doors below N.Y.
ers a Franklin. f22tf
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cUEEs's Own Racers, at the GOLDEN
RULE. mrltf
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rooH 70 Lrr.-A very eligible room to let.
inquire Of Mis-. R0B'r. GIBSON,
t-Jtl Paul street.
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NoTIcE.-Unclc Mannheim, corner Main and
Clark streets, will dispose of 80 American
Lever Clocks at 81 W Apiece; former price,
u to IS. jy0 IL. MANNHEIM.
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MOCfs'S.

Norrcg.-i If this should meet the eye of
John McLennnn, he viii bear something to
hi advantage BY cnl'ing on 81. Is Bartlett,
at the 1ans ing house % T.. j. lmmel A. Co.
- If
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-12

THECoScERr To- MORROW EVENING.
The entertainment of frof. Morell, the
iamitasle %violinist, which was post
panef from last Thursday night, will
rome Off to. morrow evening at Critic
ron Hall. Tho concert given by the
Professor Mt Bigelow's Hali,a couple OF
weeks ago, greatly pleased the audi
ehce. and the performance to morrow
evening Is given at the request of many
.h' were present upon that occasion.
al additional inducement to the mu-
slc-laving public tn attend II comprised
" the fact that Miss Celia Thohaben
mas volunteered her services aud will
execute several popular pieces on the
l'ano. Those who do not wish to miss
'us'cait'ea should not fail to attend.
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MOCIY'S.
mh4

GIRL WANTED to do general homework; one
who is a good washer and ironer. Apply ut
the SENTINEL office. mar9-tf
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oose hTHLETE.-We have IL
~" the authority Of Dominic Hetzel
a' one Of his pupils, a youth Of 10
jena,n,,, 1he other day, lifted at arms
thrsa a ionrieen pound dumb hell
isai hdr times; which we think
to- arge amount OF times for ~ tens
youth to lift SO heavy a weight.
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WATCHES and jewelry repaired with neat-
n"ss and dispatch by j. LEHMAN, a first
clsss matchmaker, in j.. STRAUSS jewelry
Store, below tho Parker House. fytf
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TURKISH. Havana and Russian Cigaritcs. at
the GOLDEN RULE. mrltf
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""uE HOSP MEErINa.-An adj
s''''eo meeting OF Rescue Hose Com.
r'"s wdi be held at Bigelow's Hall on
o,a"uav evening next. We are ro-
ufm"u,o invite the especial attention
is,a ""''iners, ns business Of importancs
con o,'he up FOR consideration. The
~ aaoy having .,een lately thorough
y 'soreanized, is now in rood working
mo,, an, ana 1t Is the desire of the
M "u.iVe members that it he kept
evening. o'0 mo''ay
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sr. fATRIca's BALL.-Next Friday
NS'. Patr'ck's day, and in the evening
'"e oa'i TO lie civc2 by the Ancient Or
"e." hihernians will come off AT Cri-
,s,,on Hall. The Committee of Ar
~a"seurh's Is making extensive pre-
,a""ns Tor the occasion which /. il
,'n'ned shall not be excited hy
III mos. brilliant and successful tern
,r.n",s" entertainment that has ever
nsp''el IN the Base Range. The
,s,is given forthe benefit Of the new
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LOCAL INTELLicENCE.

Arrivals and Departures.
AZ ,us rrRrKA \ rArIsApg ~sAILRotB.
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Antonio FerrariS,
IA PRACTICAL L.
DO

MAIN STREET, EUREKA.
A few doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
T'HE BEST OF FITS MADE OUT OF THE
/ best Of material, turned out Of this shop,
Ladies' Work
Made to order and guaranteed to TT.
French dressing for ladies' and children's
shoes kept on hand.
dytf ANTONIO FERRARIS.
, 1876-02-22

speetal ptspateh to Tho Chicago 7fiouna.
Br. Lou,a Fab. 21.-JujEo Porter will begin
bte x,g,mer1k A. 10 o'otook In tho morning, md
tho PROBABILITIES asc thai ho vii! occupy almost
tho onsiso .laT Ills sreooh will DO very elaborate,
and fully ns lengthy as storrs'. Some Of Dab
cocks friends feht its lawyers arc spelling The
caso by making thcir epoochos too longthy.
Dabcock in conyorsation tonight, expressed
himself we'll ptcasod with storrs' effort and said
II WAS unausrorabls. Dyer's spocch for tho
prosecution will DO shorter than either
storrs' or portors. 80. It will doubt
loss DO long enough to take tho foro-
noon and part OF tho afternoon Of Wednesday
for Its delivery. Tho reading Of tho JUDGES in.
etructions will take soverhl hours 30 ths pros
poets are that tho case will not bo gfvnn to tho
Jury till a lato hour m Thursday. Tho atsos~
t1eys for tho dofcnse say that, In case Of convtc.
ton, thoy have every confidence tho Court will
o,dos new trial upon nero motion go ut1osly
do theY think tho prosecution has failed.
IN OTHER CARES
After Tho Dabcock trial ts finally disposed Of,
tho Court will proceed to considor the pend
casos ens ' Of Avery r. aud I'd nicKoo. Juise
Treats lcntancy In permitting Avery to
80 80 long upon such light bail Is rogarded AZ
quite certnin indication that now trial will be
grauled, Mckee fools contdont OF n now hear
Ing, IIo ctalma to have most satisfactory oTt-
dpi1cc to tho effect that tie Juror Summers, who
eat In his ctse, Expressed himself freely a. to
l,ia guilt before he ca,no to 81. Louis. Tho
prospect is that he, too. Will obtain NOW trial.
, 1876-02-22
INDIANA REPUBLICANS,
srATE CONTENTION TODAY.

sTATE CONTENTION TODAY.
Sptctat Dtspafch II 7ta C3iea4p TRIBUNE.
ssplAsApo1le, Ind., Feb, 2l.-Tho Republican
Btato Convention to DO 4eld tomorrow will DO
very large. BHarmB Of Delegates arc pouring In
On every train, npd 1t Ia now certain that tho
Conyention will bo tho largest and most enshn-
siassio for yeats. Tho quoa.ion, "Who will DO
tho nominee for aoyor,,os Is still unset
tied. though q determined movement Is on
foot to nominate Con. benjamin Harrison, and
force m acceptance from him. Leaving uhr-
1ieon out, tho eitunton roma.ns unchanged, bo-
twocn OFth, Sexton, and Branham. tho nrak
named being considered tho strongest, and Soz.
ton tho weakest.
Tho various Congressional district meetings
we.o held this evening, and complete organ
ixation oncctod. Tho Hon. Il. u. Mh1tindufo,
proprietor Of tho Journal will 10 permanent
Chairman Of tho Convention, aud Col. Johu ".
uny, OF Marion, Secretary.
ON TIE CURRENCY QUESTION,
Il is vo1l assured that tho Convention nil, pass
resolution recognizing gold and eilVer ~ tno
standard Of vaiuo aua tha necessity for ultimate
aamo time Il Will declare against Congressional
Einkoring Of tho currency, Aud especially against
snJ attempt to force tho resumption OF sPocio
payments By arbitrary legislation. It will do
sumption act "a n1es tho daio OF ro-
sumpslon, and then TINT tho currency
bo les aloue, aud tho problem Of
resumption to work itBelf ont tn accordance
witt tho natural laws Of trade.
Tho oonteet for tho ChnirmanHhtp OF tia Skate
Central COMMITTEES will 10 bctwect Col. N. Il.
Ruck!e, of Indianapolis, And Il. ". FEicl!ey, ct
Bedford all other candidates having lett tho
fold.
ITO fhe Ass,eiat<d prssa]
1SD1AyAroLls, Fob. 2f.-Doiegatca to the Ro-
pablicnn State Conyantiop hero Tomorrow hnyo
nepriy all arrived. Tho ina!eataona aro that
evory township in tho Btato will be represented
Tho hotels to-utght are throngcl With dole-
gates, caudidateH, and f1iends- Tho ptinet.
pat intnreas tonight Ia tho selection Of
Godloye 8. Orth, Leonidns Sexton, Albert @.
Porter, and Con. Ben Harrison sfo tho most
promlnont for Tint Office. Hnr1'aon, 1t 10 IT,
ported, Inns dcolincd beug candidate,
E. b. Mastinda!o will bo ChairmHn OF the
Convention.
specls Resumption act. Also indorso sonato,
Mort@p NJ candidate for presidnut.
a -1eetiuy OF Tho 0annan dslsgasos to tht
Convention VIVA hold to-day. 1t Was rebulvod II
alocs t}oEmau Censvai Committee Of ono frou
Zach Congregational Utatsiet, whoae duty shall
BE- TO aid and asaibt tho Stats central Commit
too In organizing tho Qesman voters In the
citlea Ana ooa,Aslas1 OF tlso State, ard
to correspond With similar organizations iu
other Htates. Tho meeting adopted tho fpi1ow.
Ing foaoiut.ona unanimously:
Re4o.osd Ti1a4 tho qsr1uau uspulhtcana at lndtsnA
r q tho ~aoio pulon, lssu slways found tn Henato
sssssP II sze. e Without III fslsi ..ipeou =
s ss.t, q & u Il, sss s sseaa.
auitel to e duties sequ1rel Of tbs Cpef Executive
md ho.rtily commend hsn, to tho approval II ou
brethren everywhere.
, 1876-02-22


ArrnovAL or THE CHICAGO foLIcY.
30 much misrepresentation has boen sos hfott
in regard to IN alleged disagreement bneVcos1
the Govormant officers in Washington and those
hore In tofsronca To the tEohttnout Of tile
sBauenfors tint Il Is pleasant h DO nhlo to say
thai there ia now nosIttve information going to
nl,ow that tho courno takon III Chicago llah boon
officially approved.
When Con. Wcbssor won't to N'hahInetor fow
daya ago his object WAS mainly 10 lsy before
tho loa1s OF Ito doyorn1noat IN out
llua OF what had boon dono. md
u procure m expression OF opinion "a 10 tts
corrHo for the futuro most likniy to receive tho
Govornmon. appreciation. directly upon hs
rotuEn telegram wns received In Lho city Hiv-
in8 an indication Of tho entiro approval OF tho
President aud bis 'Cabinok. Tho 6nmo sontI-
monss wcre moro fully expressed in letter
which cano into Distriot-Atorney Dangs'
bands last Friday. Thts document Ia
Rignod By Attorney-Goncral fiasropont. It aaya
that tho qnvornmont o1lioera if charge OF tho
Lnw and nayonuo Departments bavo now, as
tley have always had implicit faith in tha man.
agoment Of tho Chicago cascs whloh hare been
and tho loyornmont law ofllcora IN Chicago. In
vtou Of this confidence tho onioora do not pro-
poso to Interfe1o tn any way With lhe management
Of tho cases, but to tostify, by iheir non:ineer-
foscucc, tlioir satisfaction With What has elrcndy
hoon done. As 10 tho future, It is intimatod
TINT tho decisions arrived at BY tho olllcorB hore
will DO approved nt heal1narters,, Tho letter Ia
not q very long ono, but It Expresses what ig
hero auEgoatod. and forms tho completest poset-
bio rnftitaton Of tho newspaper stories which
the cheap organ Of tho Hing has boen circulating.
, 1876-02-22
WISCONSIN.
THE nEpUNLlCAx CONTENTION,

Speeta! Dfspdtch 70 The Ch,cAyo Irituns,
MADISON, Wis. Fob. 9l.-!A goodly humber Of
delegates to tho Republican Convention which
tneets tomorrow ase Aaro, Including many
prominent representative men OF The party.
They sts busily engaged In comparing siows,
but It Ii difficult to guess nhat wlli 10 lono.
The general expression Of p1qseus preference Ia
tor Blaine. and I resolution to that enact may
10 adopted, but instructions ase regarded u In.
wise. Delegates from dilfe1ent Congressional
Districts will moot tomorrow forenoon aud
aErea OIL the!r nominations fox delegates aud
cleators. Who viii BE- choaen IT large eau hard
" bs, guessed ~ yes. The Hon. phi!a-
tus 6Anysr eppaafs TO ba nomtnslly
named ~ one delegate It large. There hna
been some talk Of ex*uoy, Wsslburn. ax-Bena-
tor Carpenter, aud cur present HeuatorB, but
tlers Ii considerable objection 10 each. espectAl-
~ 10 taking s1thor or both tho rival candidates
for Reuato1 last wtutaf Lest Bo,un root Of pitter-
nsss sptln8ine up trouble tie patty. Opinion
i also oppressed b} mauy ngainat making she
delegation consist largely of olloeho!dss4. Boa,e
Eoutlamnn hAse besa Lusy platform making, hut
ths gensxsl feeling seenla 10 be that little OF that
svknted, leaving 1t for ths National Couysn-
'laa To build Z party platform for tho campaign.
, 1876-02-22
Tumor Of Twnlvc Ycnrs' Growth Cured ~
lkalWnysa ltcHolvcnts
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

From prominent gentleman and resident ct csaona.M
VI ths past furry feAts Mel! knoxn % tas 19wspap'
hEw YnRK Oct. Il, fsfo. !.
pa. N4pwA1-DxAn SIN; am induced hy saGta 81
working OF yuut medicine ussof. Fur teyssal {ean
haa been acosc wh solno tf,ubsc u Tho bladder ri
r. ntst te.rthl1 :son9 disessa Eh0a he passoiae.
fammaioa of IL kdnays sn1 bladder. tnd savs y y
ths.t op!nloa tat ny sxe7a pssvsps sag 4
phyiolsas. sad h.4 toa large 9u.at.tY Of msdetas
had at s4tuushlnk ofo: hAVaR besa naaa b1 loa
romsdles. and sofue nur maaths ago Eead notoa p ~
sstod sa psss.a Vie a.d onS nss7 sSr9s :. h.S
ps1iiis 1esovsas Ready 1ssltef and noGul.tnx Pls-
and commenced taking thom IN thtns days Has srA
o. w. JAMES. C!nalunstI O.
, 1876-02-22

that ieft the au!es home IN which ny aI1cnt lvcs
knee. saw tho 1xuent aud calm courage Of the w1f
anil today IL leemn to 1e that Tbs vr Of distance
that spreads betveen II lifted sud ~ hct fearful
pale fscc gazing Htsfuliy htshor, and prsyfns to yo
Fcntcmrn, In tho maine OF tho oom,nos.
t'od. thai preside" sbovs alt, thu. her n h,ie,
man. 100 tho children Of THAI homo - they gather
again around ter mothers kncs sca!na for!h tlio
same Gntet prayer that thet faaar may t~ h"vetl Nh
walk the strseta Of tbs rly which he has one % much
to besuttfy FREQ aud thorough1y.stn!toated man.
heart tot lb patient attcntfon yon have given n and
invoking Divine besAnRs upon Jou IN the cenEs'lcfa-
!on which you hhhtl In ho future gtFe 10 tla eascs
ttaYc Il tou u11cutlY.
, 1876-02-22

Every drop Of the 9arsapasilsn Rs.olvent eommuns.
Gates through tho blood, swat, ustnc md 0eF uIs
:aa !aiecs m p,te9, ~ .ixot e t9rt repstf,
hornfa!a syph consumption. glaadasr disease ulaer
tn tho thtoa mouth tumots. noos y tho xlaads ~
eSassos tha ssrs .nd shs Wo:t io!,ns .Eia d
Fhonn. nrsatpolts acha. blsck sot!. xorrs tbs ess
tnn15 t. 5s .'ons su4 al T.4kenanx A saa
xs.t7s e. ts ~ pf!senle ae .in to rs.ss
VIII prove V my etson uzng Il Tor othos dsoasa IL
II liz patient, dsy bsooaiaa rsdncod BY tho wa,tes
aud decomposition ihat Is continually proEto41tnz auo
st made fgn.n nsalthy blood sht, p.
for wloo ones tls remedy oomnnnuea ia work Of putd
cao. and snccocda n d!un,h!nE tho lnss Of wsstca
fes himself growing better and stranger tbs food d.
costing bottos. appetite proFnR and nesh sud Nekht
MI XIV dnrs The savyarastlIan 1esoteut sxos1 IN
knnWn rsfcinl sgons In tho Of Uhronto, tsdroaiou
ConstutionA aud Stn diseases, hnt IL Is the only po
ljfh euro for
, 1876-02-22
DR.. RADWAY'S
Pills

perfectly t4asls. cIcgantlt ceattd With svsst {ais,
laFo regulate pa,tty ssAn'e md .troassa.n r..
1s,1 po.ss, Il R3a., IS G.ais Nysas ~ Dss.:s
ss5sob; s Il ps ss
LaMs, PILES. aud III nssAnxentats o ahe intsna! "
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become tho champion Of i,er own telnsh inter
esEs. 30 could not untlorutsnd Whst bonnhs tho
country would gain bv holding tho shares.
BIr Stafford Northcoso, chancellor Of tho E1.
cheqnor, rnpllod. Tho Government wera partoctly
avafs u Tho time OF tho purchase Of tito aharcs
that they only carried ten votes.
Dlssncli aaid lic thonEht tho dihcnsaon shownd
unrnlstaksbly that II Gladstone had beon In Of
Eco tho shares would moi have been purchased.
lie dofonlotl Tho Rothdohi1d bargain M tho
ground that 1t wss noccssary to aot promptly.
uo did not recommend aho purchase - fnnn-
ca! Investment, but AZ = political measure. cal
culatcl to strengthen tho Empire. Tie vots wss
agtood 10.
, 1876-02-22
CHINA.

NEW ERA IN DIPLOMACY.
PEE1so, Fob. 4.-p1ince Kuug rocotved tho
Now Year's visit Of tho diplomatic body on the
2ath OF January. attended by the Presidents aud
yice-psostdonts Of all tho Poking boards.
Thirty at tho highest officials Of tho Empire
we're present. Mort week., all thoBa dtguitarloa
Will viait each legation. Thia stop constitutes
tho first departure, nild promlaos improved rela-
t!oue 10 future.