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, 1877-01-24

10 tAe Editor n The Tribune.
LELAND, ILL.,, Jan. ..!.-Tho unusual proml
ncncc given To ID. Dcclo's article on scarlai1n:
snl sIsnilar affections, ami your lengthy cdltoria
thereon, Is my excuse for writing this LITTER
The artfc1c aud editorial lead tho genera
reatier Into tho tdea that tho Doctor has made
new medical discovery, anl then given 1t to tllt
profession and tic world at largo through til,
columns bf Tnn CHICAGO TMHCSE, rcscrrir1
fur himself the phantlroPtc work Ut dealing
out the "panacca u to the afflicted Mt the cx
,cceltngly low pricc Of ~ Walk up, gentle
Mcni
Tho Doctor must hayc ssdly neglected read
Ing medical literature for ncyrral years. nj lcas
thr literature of lhe rcyuIar professtoll: II HI
lu.l read the Philadelphia :Kaiicat and SargfrI
taeye what hc viai.ss to have discovered
What an amount of study IN "Dynanlzalton:
and AttcnuatIons th[s wnnt1 have sarcl llllf
when, Dundrcary-lIkc, he WIS "toekiny NJ
ufouc by !nscif,h and how many1tycB he Nigh
nlnl practicc,l this method Of treatment wlicl
las brcn so long psactlccu by tue rctsular physi
clans.
Tho question arises IN my mind, Did DR.
]fccbc know that ttlis method Of treatment l,a'
hccn given to the profession, antl. krowsng 70
ut1,y St, far behind the t.n,esl
Mr. Editor, FRO y0tl frequently attack nthcl
papcrs, Ama Justly too wien they appropriate
onc IT yuur nrtlrics without giving. yoii rrcdI
fci,srr.l Adopt tho eamc princtpie In this ease
uA give thu credit Of this method Of trcatn,cn
wl'rru l. bcloncs-to Or. loycr, of PHILADELPHIA
Respectfully yours. JUSTICE, II. d.
lU.l rc-e1amtnaton Of tho nrtI':lc, It IA scc1
that thu editorial credited DR.. I,ccbo with NOR
than liz claimed. THIS wns CAUSED by n,lstakinl
the extent Of Ills clatm,-.Eu.}
, 1877-01-24
Amanda II. Sawyer sued Thomas G. I3oyer for

1manda III RdWver x7ed Thonooa q! Rover Far
e'ln 49, t,...,-us o.... t..,,.,,. .,,,.
A.. Inc nsaf.Knoa y f Mining company nrougnt SUI
70 tcsofef *o,uN from James "hgte anu James
cRrNixAr. COURT.
The fury IN the cass Of Joseph Harrington re-
heinz 13rcti Al fm,r rrars n fac Tanitnntinrv.
Wo,loco II II f'vf;t n,eadat ,,,!1tr =" rns,.
.,us.i.a ~ - -. 'ta r.eauGH Eui.t 80 "1t. IL
i Is thc person who klllctl h>y 1t washington
Heights IN November, tho circumstances l!sing
still involved fIl mystery. lie MAS indicted fur
murder, but before being indicted surrendered
himself
Charic. ,Iohn,on ras .rfrd for rnbtrrv nv TIM
, 1877-01-24
North German LIoyd.

Ihe ftcamrrs Of tta COMPANY will tan cvcsy eatc..
1",sa nd1 of in9a:s.seFrom New Iosk to eoataampto
cabin soo Ro! kieerugr, t35 currency. For frtixat
0rfasfaHc apply to UELtttClfs & CO..
nHpxltnx i}recn NtH Ynrt.
, 1877-01-24

Missouri School Of Midwifery.

Aaisotuy Physiology. Mldtlfcfy. pl4eAsea Of Womsa
nd Ch1Esa taught ~ hc4.!le ln AafeFHts1
Hospital. Write Tor cifculal& u. WN e, RICHARD.
BON, Sea., s314 Nptth TERihs&t.a r. L2u1A Mo-
, 1877-01-24


CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-f 1!ayc almost adopted the
theory TINT, were to go to new place, / would
inquire for tho mcancst man in that place, for
always flud that those called the rncanest arc
illoso who have Independence Of mind and
thought, aut arc, III a natural consequence,
called mean-bccause all the opposition slug
gard. nre Jealous Of them AMI try TO head them
OF BY crying "Nolf!H when there Is nouc.
Nuw, IA to DR.. Hccle, think It is
TING that some ono should take up the cudscl
In lis favor In tlle public press. I know that
tl'rSucl 'ny RECOMMENDATION m years ago he went
la<ly. patsen: there, so''M bis character was
ass:4ilcd BY. hIs brother physiclans there, an',
from Their representations, ie certainly
ought to hare been n Joliet: But
fcars OF his fciIow~compa OF tic medical
U sutgital art tl,efcabUuts. Now, w!,rn We find
l}cr,c Rssailcd, VIC inay ho assured TINT lie i,
somewhat IN uivanee u his competitions Ia his
linc ot business. several years ago know lie
WAS experimenting OH raticnt--K0nc to t1eath,
as It werr-on that Infusion principle, and now,
'ctaltse 1'c Inns announced results whatn jealous
howl eon,es from bis co-laboseSs III the Geld.
a,,,css you cal, prosu that ,t actually had read
the nlttorttes quoted. Hugh Miller tells uf
tuat,y inventions of mankind in different see
| tipns OF The glohc by different tribes. Tie
many discoveries III lnr tanies, have been ,,sule
by eminent ulcn, and after proceeding IN the
way Of patcntiHsg, t!le discovery las been made
t!at hrn balo bad bsfGr; na r; rs;9aaeed ' tho sans
thinkers, but when their writings come III he
fcrutlntzcl similaritfcs of Ideas appear. As well
With Shakespeare, etc. ] think We had better
have Decbe arrcstcd nn'l h!irnt nt the stake,
upon lin By hls brethren III the Esculapinn
neid.. AL
, 1877-01-24
"tMpUnEScE AND CHEEk.h
TO nc Editor Gf Jhe Tribune,

LApoRTE, Intl., Jan. 10.-For ilnpudcnrc and
check, ut article appearing In THE TatnrSE If
to+,ay, entitled ".sept1s Po!soss,". etv., hy oMc
Ur. q. u. l3cehc, surpasacs nnytliinC which re
often SEQ tronI even tho cheeky lion.copaths.
Why, my dear sir, this wllole Thing, in substance,
body, anl brccchcs, was stolen tr0ni tho
standard works of tIoso awful creatures. tic
AllopatliB. yids 4utiical Tina aHd Gazette,
July a. 1915, p. o.; also .nniieas
I'rfss and Circular, Sept. Is, 1915, p.
nUt, rrpl,nItsl,rsi III Hraffhealte's Retrospect
!os January, !e7d. II you wish .o publish aotc-
thing VI Importance frot.i nn original so!lEre,
publish thr following fsnin tla a',oSn anthos~
itcs: "TO prevent SCARLET fever and dtpltlc-
ria, prescribe doses {st.lpho-sar!oiate Ut s<s-
.ltl,,nl varying froM llyu 10 thirty grains, ac-
crsltnt. to mgr, three, four, or tlycllnrs laly,
nna Invariably Will. tho most satisfactory sv-
slllts.n Nuw, tho dear hcorlg can go TO their
nnArrst druggist and ot'tai,! ti,u Mesl*lne tfen-
srlyrs without paying large profit to thu
q original .llseoye5es o. It Is really aH.s's,H;
to see "tlirtIettltllluttDn u nun nut 1Hly lay.
Ing claim OF originality tn discovery of which
1le Is as innocent as newborn ha1,e, rett'ns'
1nenling Burh largo tloscs OF my remedy, when
he rrutttses {c!se he IL no Homeopathy tu be-
lIcvo tEsst the derilltuntl Of grain of charcoal
or uystes-shell or ce.ntn"n salt fg<xluccs effects
pcEurrllhle upon the human organism, ant that
ilu rttlictly sluud be ustd In anything stronger
than the th!rtteth diiution. Yoars truly,
N. y. DAALING.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-27

BEWARE OF HAIR WASHES. Ladies,
fair ladies, beware of hair-washes. A
medical friend informs me that it has
lately been discovered that the active
ingredient Of all washes for subduing
gray hair is lead, which, uniting grad
ually with the natural sulphur of the
hair, forms black sulphuret of lead,
which is really the darkening agent.
We all know how deleterious and
even fatal is the application of lead in
any chemical shape to the pores of the
human body; what then, must be the
mischief produced by its being contin-
uously and often daily rubbed into the
delicate skin of a lady's scalp? Here,
however, is practical illustration
vouched for by Mr.. Broomfeld, Of Nor
witch. The wash had been used for
two years, but only very moderately,
and during all that time there was
general malaise and loss of muscular
power. About three months since,
two days after an efcctual applica-
ton Of the wash, slight epileptic fit
occurred, and similar application of
the wash was followed by palsy Of
the extensor muscles of the left hand.
In this case probably another dose
would have produced paralysis; but
by this time suspicion was aroused,
and by the steady application Of anti
dotes the symptoms are now disappear
ing. The profits of selling these
washes are said to be so tempting
that, since the secret Of the darkening
agent has oozed out, numerous hair
dressers, both in town and country,
are manufacturing them and pressing
them upon their customers Ex.
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| in thanks to Mr.. Heller and said she
would never have suspected how
such a nice looking gentleman, etc.
Mr.. Heller's friend whispered to some
body next to him however, and pretty
soon everybody in the car was laugh
ing, the old lady being the only one
who remained in ignorance that this
was one of Mr.. Heller's jokes.
By-and-by they reached Cambridge,
and Mr.. Heller and his friends got off.
AS they were walking along, the friend
said lie thought he had noticed that
Mr.. Heller had a pin in his scarf
so have,' said Mr.. Heller, ard he
felt for the pin, but no pin was there.
Gould | have put it in my pocket?"
and he searched in his vest. "Hallon
he exclaimed, where's the money!"
and be nervously sought through all
MS POCKETS. Oold, Dy Jove!
Mr.. Heller was minus cameo
scarfpin, $28 in bills anda gold match
box. He had for once struck the
wrong man, who, while Heller had
been going through him, had been
quietly going through Heller. Strange
to say, when Mr.. Heller got to Boston
he mentioned the incident to nobody,
and enjoined strict secrecy on his
friend. All of which shows that it
takes two to play a joke, and that
biters are sometimes bitten ORA
matte News.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-27

OIL grief, thou art classed among
the depressing passions. And true it
is, that thou bumblest to the dust, but
also that thou exaltest to the clouds.
Thou shakest as with an ague, but al
SO thou steadiest like frost. Thou
sickenist the heart, but also thou heal
est its infrrnities- DE Quincy
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-27

The greenbackers Of New York
want "a law to sustain labor" What
we need just now is little more la-
Dor to sustain law Portland NE. J
Transcript.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-27
TRICKING A MAGICIAN.
How Smart Thief Went Through Heller, the
Prestiditigateur.


some half-dozen people, among then
an estimable old lady who had evi
IDENTIFY been doing her marketing, fo
she carried a basket on her lap, con
tanning groceries, vegetables and il
particular large quantity of eggs
Mr.. Heller sat down beside the old la
dy, and for few minutes nothing 8
moment happened. Mr.. Heller thel
stopped down and picked up two eggs
from the floor, and handing them tt
the old lady, remarked that she was
losing them. The Old lady, little
surprised, thanked the polite gentle
man and everything again relapsed
into silence. In few moments a rep
etition of the scene. The old lady
wondered how it was, she hadn't no.
ticed the eggs fall, and wondered still
more when Mr.. Heller third time
picked up several eggs, which he in,
sisted had dropped from the basket.
This so puzzled the old lady that she
got up, and, taking the eggs out of
the basket she laid them on tine seat,
and, taking out the vegetables in the
same manner, put the eggs back and
the other articles on top of them, and
then sat down again. Mr.. Heller then
leaned over to a gentleman who was
on the other side of the old lady, and
remarked audibly:
II saw you do that. It's wrong"
"Wliat do you mean, sir-what's
wrong?" aid the gentleman addressed
rather indignant at being spoken to
in this way.
"You shouldn't have taken those
eggs"
The old lady turned towards the
gentleman, and looked at him very
suspiciously, while the other answered
with great gravity.
"Are yon mad, sir? / took no eggs"
"But saw you," said Heller.
By this time the attention of the
other passengers in the car was d.
rected to the conversation.
1T is falsew exclaimfd d the one ac-
,used, evidently feeling very uncom-
'This is too much, sir, when | say |
saw you," said Heller, and with that
ne rose, and passing before the old la
ly, who looked half frightened and
half angry, and stood before the gen.
.leman accused.
"What do you say to thatw said
Heller, taking from the mans overcoat
pocket two eggs, and handing them
70 the old lady, "and that" taking
.wo more from the other pocket.
"Lord, O Lord, who would thought
IL" said the old lady.
The gentleman from whose pockets
he eggs had been taken rose from his
,eat and stood opposite Heller. saying:
"I don't understand this; perhaps
We can find some more"
"No doubt / cam said Heller, put
ing bis hand in a side pocket and
aking out three eggs, two more from
lis hat and a couple from bis trousers.
his occupied several minutes, and as
Heller proceeded very deliberately and
lowly, to the evident surprise and In
Iignation of the other occupants of
he car. aAnd here, look here,' con.
inued Heller, taking box Of spices
rom the mans hind pocket.
sPut that man off the carr said
omebody. The car was stopped, and
he man Oh whom all this had been
ilayed waited for no further deyelope-
aents and bolfed through the car as
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-27

Ii these days Of literary piracy It
is wise pun that knows its own
father.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-27
CONSUMPTION
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lis not easily earned in these times,
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FITS, EPILEPSY,
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-07-14

The Redskins Routed after q Severe
Fight. ~

The Redskins Routed after q Severe
Fight.
A dispatch from Walla Walla. dated
to-day, brings the news of battle at
the mouth of Cottonw wood. between the
troops and Indians. The troops opened
fire on the enemy, who were entrencbed
behind stone breastworks, with howit-
zers and gattlings, driving them from
their position. The Indians retook
their Notifications after seven hours
fighting. Night coming on, the bat
tie ceased, but was renewed next
morning. when the troops were rein
forced, and drove the Indians from
their position. capturing their camp.
The Indians have probably gone to the
Snake river. Towards loss is IL
killed and "a wounded.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-07-14
SOLDIERS FOR THE NORTH.

The Infantry Going by Water.
The companies of infantry ordered
TO Idaho by way of Winnemucca on
the 7th instant left San Francisco last
Thursday by steamer for Portland,
Oregon. II having been decided that
as they we're unaceussemed to walking,
the march overland would use them up
before they reached the font. Yester.
day nine companies of the I'd Infantry
left Atlanta. Georgia. for the Salmon
river country. They will come direct
to this coast; but whether they will
leave the railroad at this point for the
front or go TO Walla Walla by water
depends upon what transpires at the
front before they reach here. which
will probably be ten days hence.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-07-14
Again Working .

The Nevada and Northern telegraph
line. which has been down between
here and Camp McDermit for two or
three days, is again in working order,
and communication is established di-
rect with Idaho and Oregon.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-07-14
Attention Packers.

pack train is wanted to pack 900 cords OF
wood. For particulars apply to Charles
Bowling, Camp McDermit.
Camp MeDermit, July 2, 1877.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-07-14

Marion o. Stewart. a lad 10 years of
age, was Kicked by horse at Cornu-
copia few days ago. from the effect of
which he died in "a hours.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-07-14
SPECIAL 10 GALS,
Sparring Exhibition.

A complimentary benefit has been
rendered Fred Bussey, middle weight
champion of America since 1867, and
Sullivan's second in Virginia City in
1876, to take place at Oriental Hall
Saturday evening, July IA. There will
be grand display of science. The
manly art of self defense will be
illustrated. To wind up with set to
between Bussey and Costello. light
weight champion. Admission Scots.
Winneuucca, July 13, ~. .2t
If you wish to have your picture
taken go to the Great Flying Photo
graph Gallery. Bridge street. opposite
Levy Il Co.. 8 store, where you will get
the very best Pictures for the lowest
possible price. Satisfaction guaranteed
in all cases. ]. g. KsMP & Co.
Winnemucca, JuG Civ
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-07-14
SAN FRANCsCO STOCK REPORT.
Last EsninR's Board.

265 Eureka, rs, '6l4.
100 Alps. soc.
100 Belmont. 10, g.
200 Rye Patch, 81. 320c.
$40 Leopard 1856, Roc.
1910 ella. 80. 1000.
$50 Panther, Acc.
IS n. belle. 1917 1917
l400 Defrees, rs, 60c.
Gao Grand Prize, Az. "a.
$500 Argenta, $50. 160c.
100 Steptoe. 355c.
1880 Modoc. 100, lose.
800 Coso Con, 10, Toe b30.
1850 G. Chariot SOC.
200 Empire Idaho. 2, az.
l490 Gould & Curry, ~.
1876 Best 4 Belcher. TX.
1876 Ophir, l6Z. 1917
24O California. 32A' SO.
$50 Hale Il Norcross, 5k, 6.
20 CholIar. 20. 80.
365 Con. Va. "a. 1917.
$50 Bullion. 81. 81.
430 Exchequer. 81. 6X.
$40 Crown Point. $40, 375c.
$40 Caledonia, 5000.
$50 Imperial. ITO, lose.
Is Julia, 220. 210c.
200 Justice. 7I.. 8.
so Mexican, l0s+
100 Yellow jacket. 10 9T
200 Sierra Nevada, s. 5X.
80 Belcher. 370c.
$50 Andes. 9Oc
200 Alta. 100, 20Oc.
100 Lady Bryan. SOC.
100 Overman. IA.
l50 Savage. 6as, 6H.
This Srorning's Board.
$40 Ophir. Is. 15X.
235 Mexican, l0A, 1917.
765 Gould 4 Curry. lls<, liz.
400 Best x Belcher. l7s., l7L.
800 California. 32a.. 70.
800 Savage. 6H.
l60 Con. Virginia, 80.
80 Chollar, 2SA. 2s1s.
$40 Hale d Norcross. 5.
l60 Grown Point. 81. az.
so Yellow Jacket. 94.
1910 Imperial. l05c.
IT'S Alpha. 1lH. 1lH.
loo Belcher. $40, 365c.
725 s. Nevada. 81. SIX.
go Utah, l2H. IL.
245 Bullion, 81. 6s<.
l725 Exchequer, 6H, 61s.
20 Seq. Bslcher. 81.
$40 Overman. 1877, IA,
sos Justice, ~, 8
220 Union. 5H. 81.
sos Julia, 1870. l6Oc.
700 Lady Bryan. 65, Coo
74O Caledonia. 365. 355c.
$50 Silver Hill, los, IIUc.
100 Dayton. zoe.
30 Rock Island, ,25c,
% Dardanells. 95c.
325 New York. 20. l5c.
200 P. Sheridan, l40c 1900.
800 Alta. 100. 2O0c.
100 100 Lady Washington. HOO
i0O Morning Star az Cas- -
AzanMMmmlnzzzmsMmzamw
Cold. silver and Currency.
s.l San Francisco. July IA
Trades sc 98k r..
0reenbacks a5h 95x
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-07-14

An Indian Claims Mis- Brother's
Widow

j. F. Abel, who arrived in town last
evening from Paradise Valley. informs
US that the Indians in his vicinity are
likely to have war among themselves
over dusky Helen whose husband re-
Gently died near Quinn river. The
dear departed, who was known as
Frank. has brother named Piute
George, of Mormon proclivities, who,
though having one wife, is enamored
of the widow, and determined that she
shall live with him. His passion 10
not reciprocated by the widow, who,
with the most emphatic grunt in the
Piute vocabulary, declares that she
will not, and to escape his importuni-
ties, she has sought refuge in the wiki.
up of q married sister named Jenny.
George armed with aHenry rife. has laid
seige to the sagebrush citidel in which
the Piute Helen seeks protection, and
unless she escapes under cover of
night, George. who is reinforced by his
squaw, viii compel her surrender.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-07-14

- kane Of temperature at this station
yesterday Highest, 81 deg; lowest, 81 deg;
average, 7S.deg.
JNO. HEALY,
Corpi sgnal Service. U. .. A.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-07-14
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
DISTRICT COURT.

W. s. BoNN1FrELD. JUDGE.
The following business was transact
ed yesterday:
State VS.. William Smith, indicted for
HOUSEKEEPING; A. w. Fisk was ap-
pointed counsel for defendant, who
pleaded not guilty; case set for trial
July 21st.
State vs.. j. W. Gibson; indicted for
grand larceny; (stealing Rye Patch
bullion); P. II. Harris was appointed
attorney for defendant, and trial set for
July Oath.
Three trial jurors were fined SIS each
and one 50 50 for being late in Court.
State VS.. William O'Brien; indicted
for housebreaking. The following
named jurors were empaneled to try
the case: James Byrnes, Geo. S. Hill,
d. j. Hadley. Thomas McHugh, S. B..
Householder, Thomas Mills. G. E.
Eames. William Slater, George Gill;
Ian. Henry Davy. j. Fl. w. Davis and
West Richard.
s. S. Grass acting District Attorney,
appeared for the State, and P. II. Har-
ris for the defendant. The jury found
verdict of not guilty.
j. W. McWilliams VI. A. D. Wilcox
i Co.; upon application of the Sheriff
the Court allowed $i0S for keepers
fees.
State vs.. Charles Harris; defendant
was brought before the Grand Jury.
bat interposed no challenge to the
panel or to any individual thereon.
Court adjourned until 8 o'clock to-
day.
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Cattle Shipped.

John Catalow shipped ten car load
of beef cattle from this station TO Sal
Francisco last night.
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W. L. FRENcH. n. 8. BeNNHTELD.
BoNNlFlELD & FRENCH,
ATTORNEYS AND OOUNSELORS
AT LAW
WINNEMUCCA, NEVADA.
will practice in all the Courts in the
State.
july Stiff
n. c. TANDY,
3 a OTOC n Al n Z n,
WInnemucca.... ..........Mevada

NHE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN.
II formed that, having fitted up the build
ing formerly occupied by T, M. Wood, am
prepared TO turn out, on short notice, pic
lures in all the popular styles and sizes, in
q superior manner.
will remain in Winnemucca but shor
time, and feel confident that win satisfy all
who may favor me with their patronage.
WINNEMucoA, February 14th, 1877.
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Elegant pearl studs at Uncle Harris
San Francisco.