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THAT PLAGlARiZED POEM.


HoorEsToS, Ill, July 6.-1 notice in your
last Sundays issue one stanza Of poem en-
titled The Parting Hour,' purportlns to be
original with "Paulus," Of Oak Park. hap
pcned to be In the West when this poem was
first published, . short time after
its authors death. It is an exquisite
production, and was written By Caliiornta's
gifted bara, Edward Pollock, on the 9th OF
january, 1857. It was giycn by him to n friend
who was about to depart from oah
Francisco on tho steamer tor Orc-
eon,-pollock SAYING: 'Takc this; you
NAV, perhaps, read aud appre-
ciatc the sentiment long after have ceased to
be among the living" After pollock's death,
several years later. lis friend published the
nocn, which will herewith transcr1bc Tor tho
pcrusal OF THE Tn1BUNE's many readers:
Tour correspondent here gives the poem as
prfntcG in The TRIBUNE OF yesterday, with Inc
addition of the following stanza, which IS the
third in order. belonging where the line OIL stnTS
appears in the vcrson furnisfcl by "Ernest j
The bride goes to the hridcgroon,'s home
With doubtinrS and with tears;
Tut does not Hope her rainbow spread
Across her cloudy feafss
Aims! the mother who remains,
What comfort she lind,
But thie: the gone is happier
Than the one she leaves behind
Respectfully, JUDGE" ".
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CAMP COLLIE.
The Christian-Work Assembly al
Geneva Lake, Wis.
Small Attendance Thus Far, but Many
Visitors Expected To-Day
and Monday.
Saturdays Observation-Disclosures for
the Week.

SUfCtH{
GENEVA LAKE, Wis, July 7.-Water, one Of
the crandcst elements OF scenery, never seemed
an beautiful before. We gaze on the lake for
hours, entranced With its increasing attractions.
A margin of sparkling sand forms its jeweled
setting, and the oak-crowned promontory Of
Camp Collie, stretching into It from the base
Of the hill, lends new and picturesque fcatures
to an AQUATIC scene full Of beauty. The
southwest winds in its passage through the
hills, lashes the lake into a sea as angry as the
frcttcd ocean, covering it with foam; or lulls
the laughing waters into rcst until, in the glory
of the sunset, IN the purple mist OF evening,
the wayclets on the shore, family rtppling On
the pebbles, WOO peace and sluubcr for the
camp.
Camp Collie possesses such an abundance OF
natural advantages over Lake Bluft, Ocean
Grove. Chatauoua, or other Christian camns,
that 1t seems certainly destined 70 oeeome t;1 Inc
Western country. The main idea, to be kept
constantly in view, is to maintain it rs 4
s,lmn,cr-camp, q warnl-wcatl,cr resort, con,
tinually surrounded by Temperance and
Cimistianiziug intluenccs;, 10 be free
from fashions follics, the dcpravcd dis
nlay OF wealth, and vicious examples
Tho management believe place can be
established here which will be- in summer, the
recognized headquarters Tor christian people o1
nil denominations, when seeking hcalthtW rec
rcation aud powerful influence for good.
SUNDAY
Is cxncctcd to bring with it n very large number
Of visitors to tho camp from tho surrounding
villages aud FARMS as sly W. as IRON, o.. Inc aSo
this, The only Sabbath during the session, and
several sneakers. who arc distinguished in tenn
pcrancc and religious work, will assist
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HUM0R.
A two-foot rulc-Kccp your feet dry.
Judge and Jcwry-ailton md seligman.
Cool. but not always colectcd-An ice-bi1l.
It Is not charity to beg everywhere, for charity
should begin at home
Man glorcs in lis strength; woman glorics In
her hair. Butter glorlcs IN botii.
ssThis is the forests prime evil. )" she cxclaim-
ed. as snake shot across the path.
The man who keeps cool is happier, than the
man who keeps school, this weather.
1.-THE Inebriatc's Home" says. morning
paper. Glad to hear it. Hope he'll stay there.
Lightning never strikes twice in the same
place, any more than TWO stra"oeEr'es Alb Iuc
san1e shortcake-
militia general that II lis sword was never drawn
but ot1cc-and then in ral'le."
A countc ap-town, who have seven children,
have called tfc last one Thcopliilus, Which Is
thcophilust name in the family.
Tho Boston policeman is allowed neither club
mr. belt. lie oyrrcomes the offender by sheer
1cttua1ity,-Louisuae Courier-Joarna!'
After lov is tired out hocing potatoes moth
Ing seems to rest him more than to dig over q
few square rods OF t!reensward IN search o1 o"''@
When you sec bee backing up toward you,
snreadi11r his coattail as he comes, anu there Is
no other avenue Of escape, cut your throat from
car to ear.
When an Ohio man reads headline in his
ooner. tsTGc situation at Washington" he tclc-
rrauhs HAYES for it y.-Cinctnuas'
Saturday Night.
naturalist claims to have discovered that
| crows. when in Hooks, have regularly organized
t.,urts in which they sit around ailu try ouciltt-
ers-a SORT Of crowbar, SO to speak.
hn frat
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Artificial Champagne.

t.hampaqne-drinkcr viii read with much IN
terest, not wholly unmtxcd with p1isgiving, the
detaiIs nf an ingenious and profitable industry,
whch owes it's origin to the scientific enterprise
NJ " a Re1rian chemist expert" We refer to
thc ufabrication OF artificial champagne, with
out using wine" process which results
in q compound sold at the Wholesale price
nf from 5 to 6 pence per bottle.
and rctailcd, to quote the words Of tho circular
hcfnrc us. at ia great many establishments at
Paris. 60 a. cofTce-houses, concerts. balls, cat
houses, etc, at the price Of 5to s shillings per
battlc." It IS described by its inventor as
uwrolcsomc aud racy production, owing to the
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WAUKES a.
A Journey Thither---Strnngers In the VII
lage---Improvements-- college,.
en~-tot co7r,sponaenes Of The Tribune.
Ink e

f14f1
lage~-1mprovenents- eo'ieso'
Special coTresponae"ee o. 1"e -. ''u's'
WAUKEsnA, Wis, July u.
"slnG;iinG ;s,;;iG tssouSha u.x. SSaths the forests
Shooting under arches,
Rnmblins over bridges -
AWAY, away from tho sitting breath OF inc
c,tv. from asphalt pavcmcnts melting in the
wy ,.o''' ,ea, ~ 1onr .Trnc dars: from
qulVeflng ncas " ''"- ,'a,.,.
crowds OF weary persp'r'"S peop'o,
seeking rest md shade, and nnding
nonc. Swimming over the Allcghenies, dipping
;n,o +hc valley Of the Ohio, flying over the
'n'o '1A' "e3 49,, ~ w. -, 4ho orar ~ c,r1v morn
praIrics, NC lfeh1eo' III ~. sl"s y. s,,. .a,,sd
ing, in Chicago. Our pin1aee was saots s"neu
and r1,m,,lci, and our appctitcs raVcnous- VI
tho Milwaukee e. St. Paul depot, on this partcu-
~ 1 . f..1orn 4roman and her little boy
lar mornips 1o1lofn "o"'a.t 1,.p nna tstth n h,,.
were the only occupants " 14n t"1'A4 - 49,
manty sublime, as now review II, Nc 1eis ou1
sotchels and sbayl-straps in their keeping, and
s..s,,ad 49,, ,;na;aon street in oucst of breakfast
stroiiea up 1aaoison e.ls1a .ta',aa - thar. -
aud diversion les' '..o.'s' $3.50, ,.a-r
ONE HOUR OF TUE 1"ES1f-fooh
when Chicago is not rushing, hurrylng to catch
up with :e; When the people who ifs r 2".
arc put pa1i a"aAs' 49, sor.ats h"tai h,for y "
twice at the door o. cffta.n notei @ oeiur ornc"
could gain aon1ttaneG ms -" vi ~ ~ 5;srorers:
OF several hunqreo inllcs W iaHs 49,. .rs at ti,
NC ne sna snt' Est and erovs impatient during his
two hours stay, al tAS lcpJsc ~ w 49, X
Ample time vas aAoMeu ioF aH1u nd :bet, ap the tis
train; people came ~ & ~ au, ,dad f-o1
car was com1qTtae'y nt,eu W. slo" - si1h;ca1n a
the depot Hall an hoai ". 49,, " snosea-v 0n..' ~
slight accident occurred, anu was emt;;," "
telegraph back TO Tue c'I5 1or auot1si .sl
The stopping "as ~ ene 'a'use o..e. y. sa.a
whcat-ficlds that strctclcu away On fsio
lar as the eye eoniu Feacu, lo' nan5 Nv - ia
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General Autiyento for l'oisons.

4 French lncdicA Journal gives the following
formula for an anth!otc for number of deadly
r,isuus: Splution Of sulpl,atc OF iron o. 14,),
40o parts, water, 500; raIcincd magnesia,. 50;
washed animal charcoal, 40-thcsc ingredients
being kept separate, the solution OF sulphate OF
iron in ono vessel, and the magncsia aud char
c1rl In another, with some water. When need
ed. The sulphatc sol:,tion is poured into the
aforementioned receptacle, aud violently a.l-
tatcd; tho mixture to bradininsterel promptly
Il, doses OF from 1.6 to 3.3 ounces. 1his anti
dotc, employed in proper proportions, renders
nrcparntfons Of arsenic, zinc, and digital1ne
completely insoluhle-
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ITEMS.

Ruu,ors have been in circulation during the
past few DAYS that the engineers and tlremen OF
several Of the roads which have reduced salaries
recently intended to strike unless their salaries
we're restored. Diigcnt inquiries do not con-
firm. these rumors, no such movement being
talked of by any Of the men except few hot
heads. whose services could easily be spared. at
and firetncn rs there are now, and if strike
should be attempted, 1t would be an easy mat
ter to get new and competent men:
The Pjttsburg, Fort Wayne + Chicago Rail
road has declared quarterly dividend OF lN
pcr cent on special guaranteed stock, and ~
her her cent quarterly on regular guaranteed stock.
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specta, Correspondence of ne TRIBUNE .x,,
PARIS, June 23.-1t is refreshing 10 l"," .as"'
III, regent uplcaving Of society at Lohec'nl'p.'
with its glare aud glitter, and strange co'nul
ling Of all classts, to more quiet events "n'.n
have lately claimed attention. Among Wiz. an,'.
The presentation of u military neom :eortant ~ +
Dodu has not been among tue least i"po '..,;..s
It was given amidst impressive su1roan' s'.''
and no Cross Of the Legion 'Hohhcn. ~ t4,,.t =
stow greater honor than 1als ,,,''' "u1' ;,,,r ,r
which France has aecoEheu ~ ,"as. i'm
services rendered by her during !"e va .t 49,
IL At that time she was dlfcetlesso 49, c"rI,ons
rraphc station at PthuieIs' "hcn .ns ~ 10 offce
us asS ~, ;ts annurtcnanccs, and made Mile Dodu
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TuE LIVESTOCK PooL.

ST. LOUIS, July 7.-Thc regular monthly
meeting of the General Frcight-Agents OF st.
Louis railroads was held at the Lindcll Hotel
TO-DAY, and On arrangement entered into to
pool all earnings on livestock shipments DUR
Ing the remainder Of the year. This agreement
was made between all the lines running from
here to New York, aud the new rate adopted Is
the rate from Chicago. This is the lowest tariff
ever adopted and it is said II will be
r;cidly adhered to. According mi1eaec, the
rate from St. Louis to New York should be
eight cents more than frcm Chicago. but the
Northern lines have agreed that it shall be liked
at fire cents
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TORONTO, Can, July 7.-Thc Great Western
Railroad Company have summoned special
meeting to he held Aug. l, Tor the purpose OF
empowering the Directors to exercise the special
mowers conferred on the Company, whereby
they may CRATE TN issue OF ordinary snafes III
NJ powers, towards the pairing of and redeem
NJ the terminablo bonds.
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CHICAGO. july $50 much ha; been sald On
the question Of temperance that it would seem
,h.re remained but little more that could be
s,id ar done to promote the interest OF temper
:,nce. Yet this question will be discussed and
agitatcd so long as whisky IS manufactured anu
traffic in II is carried on. No radical change has
ever taken place, no great reform ever oeen
brournt about, only as 1t has been agftated by
the people, and the public minds been educated
in the direction Of such change anu
reform, aud brought to a higher standard
Shall VIC rs nation, claiming to be Christian
people, claiming to be Gods children, here to
do Els will, sit supiuclJ down until our enemy
has hound US hand and foot! Shall ours be-
come a nation Of druukards, or shall We put on
the brakes before the whole country is plunged
into this rushing river OF rum! Must the rum
seller be allowed to go on forever, Euinfng the
youus and slaying the old9 Must this evil con
tiuue to deyour the hearts OF women and the
souls Of men!
There was IN end to slavery, and there will
he an end to rum. But there are chains heavier
and stronger than slavery ever bcre. inc chaln5
at tho ru,iseller must be broken from the souls
nj his victims. This Temperance question f'@xf
aud ciu come to tne front, In 1he pa PATTY ~iSa tGa
nntion's destinlcs, Tor God Is on that side. ile
il \ majority, aud majorittes rule One or Tue
other OF the existing parties may take this side,
hut il neither does, Doth are doomed.
Neither the old Wing nor Democrat1c party
wn,1ld strike for the freedom OF the slave.
One was shattered to the winds, the
other crushed. while the conscienee Of both
went i,to new party. God rll raise up q
party to sweep intetnperance from Tue lana:
That party is coming on. Already huhdreds OIL
thousands have Joined that party OF tne 1nsure;
which SAYS that r1lA-making, rllHl-sclllng. auu
,,n, lr;ni,ioc are crimes araiust human liberty
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NOT THE COSS1GNEEs.

It seems The TRIBUNE reporter WAS wrongly
informed regarding the consignecs OF the cargo
OF coal OF the bark Harvey Bissell. The coal
was NOT consigned to Mcssrs. E. L. HcdstroHl
4 Co., as reported in Friday's issue. and there
surplus, nor the bill OF sI3 for weighing. It
was another coal irln, according to Mcssrs. E.
l.. Hctlstrrtn l. Co But the oading was done
at Buffalo, and the fault or cheat lies there:
THE TRIBUNE makes the correction above men
toned with pleasure.
, 1877-07-08
TIfE CANAL.

BRIDGEPORT, July 7.-Cicarea-Woolscn
Morris, 7:s 4:r,s # lumber; prop Mhntauk, Lock-
port, 1890 bu wheat; Neptune, Joliet, 10, 136 It
lumber.
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tains OF compensation, bright with the hues OF
glorious future, for the endowment OF all the
coming generations OF men. F. s. RouJps.
, 1877-07-08

TIE WABASH FAST. TRAIN.
Tic absence OF Mr.. W, B. Strong, General
Superintendent OF tic Chicago, Burlington 81
Quincy Railroad, In tleWcst during the last two
or three weeks has been tho cause OF the quiet
ness in regard to the fast-trafa ftnbroglio. On
Ills arrival here Tuesday some action in regard
to this matter will undoubtedly be taken. The
continuance of the fast train on the Wabash is
working very disastrouslY for the Chicago, Bur
lington g. Quincy and Chicago & Alton Rail
road, as much Of tue Southwestern business
which used to 70 over these lines is now gUing
via the Wabash. The Ifttsburg d Fort Wayne
is also suffering from tho present state of
affairs hut not to tho same extent as the above
named two lines. This road is willing to run 4
fast train out OF this city if the Burlington AMI
Alton I.oads will assume share Of the burden
and not leave it all OIL the shoulders of the
Eastern line. From what cal1 he learnet1, Mfr.
Strong is in favor OF taking sorne action against
the cncroachments III the Wabash, and the
chances arc that the fst-train difficulty will be
revived in few days.
THE ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK POOL:
information has been received from St. Louis
that the Committee OF General Freight Agents
appointed to carry into effect the Cleveland
agreement for pooling the st. Louis livestock
shipments has concluded its labors, and made
an agreement which it is believed will prove
satisfactory to a1l concerned Mr.. c. W. Wins
low has been appointed Secretary OF the pool
The arrangement is that each road shall, as
nearly as practicable, furnish cars only to the
extent of its per ccntage based upon the prev
ious weeks shipments. II any road takes
more than its percentage, it is required to put
into tho pool $50 per car for the excess, which
amount is to be divided between the other
| roads according to their percentage. This is
| nearly the same arrangement as Is in existence
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-03
NOTICE.

To w. s. Morgan AID Lewis 'nomas' sha
TO whom it may concern
NOU ARE II .RFbf S1iIFlhD THAT
h.ve expended in money and labor tnt
sum of four huud ed d liars tflool on .ne
M. mn am M Id Mime. situated in BATH
Mouutai Mining Distsic!, Lander Count.
state of Nevadt, and that unless you pay M
ut Galena, Lander County. Nevada. your pro,
Jor ional share ~ said rxpeb "'ire ON sale
mine for eash and every ,oIt - IN y legal
own in sail niue. WITHIN mn. y lays ir.h
the date of tn hrst public A IA VI th'r
n. tic. to sether with . Ste, your iaterests IN
said mine will be firfeitd to me BY du
process Of the mining laws OF the United
States JAMES dORG IN.
GALEsA, New February Nfh. 1877 m5-9o
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DY VIRTUE OF AN tXECU I'm ISSUED
Don't o tae Justice. urt Of mon
. iship in nnd for .umboldt County, ate
Of Neyara on the ~ b day Of March, A. ID
1877. aud 10 me d ec,ed and delivered. for y
iudynlf mt recovered in said Dart on the I'd
d,y If Ma Oh, A. ID. 1879, ia .avoI OF the ale
II .evnia aud again & the Jers y Whining aud
Smelling c mpany and the following named
real "a. to 1t
AtsN ffice eupe, intendent's office, stable
fsrnace building two esbins. stshle in or
near the tow Of Jersey. in the county AID
rtate af ,resad
FOR tue sam Of sos s9-l0O u, g. gold coin.
taxes aud delinquency amounting To the 81 IN
OF - % 100 nd costs faxed at SAC 14-i0J.
aud accruing costs, all III 3 gold coin,
have on this I'D dav II A. ril. D; 1871, lev
led Oh an taken in xecutioh the following
described properly, to ~it
Assay office sup rint. Ldent's Office, stable,
fuina. building, two G bine, abla In or
near the Town Of sersey said property situated
In the town of Jereey. huHbolds County,
Nevada
MICE iB hereby given that On
TUESDAY, THE WEN - FOURTH DAY
OF MAY, A. ID. 1871.
Bet ween the IA ur OF O'Clock in the morning
and o'clock IN the af etnUon, VIA At z
o'cloeK y. 81, IL fr mt of. toe. court house
door IN the town of Ninnemne0a. Humboldt
Conn y. hevaGA. 4 VIII sell all The sbfye de-
scIibed properly to the highs I bidder for
cash L. y. gold coin. 10 satisfy said execution.
costs aid accruing costs, aud expenses OF
sale, or snihcient thereof m May be sufficient
to satists said amounts.
@. A. KYLE.
sheriff OF Humboldt County. Nevada.
winnemucca, Apri, 23d, A. ID. 1917. I'd 3
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-03
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF SHERlFEsA
SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF IN EXECUTION AMI
n decree II foreclosure and order of Gala
ISSUED out of the District Court Of the Fourth
JUDICIAL District, In and for the county Of
humboldt, State OF Nevada, on the 10Th dsy
Of April, A. ID. 1871, Il 10 me directed ana
delivered upon judgment and decree Of fore
closure anu sale recovered III said Court en-
the 10th day of April, A. ID. 1871, in fdvorof
J. T.. Place, pl intin, and against The Jersey
Mining and Smel ing Company for the sum of
So, G6I 90, principal. u. ) gold COIN with
interest on said amount nj the rGte of one per
rent per mon, h from the 3Jth day OF say A.
a. 1876, until paid, IN Ike gDId coin, to-
gether with 81 900 o. alto nsy's fees, all in
like COIN and cos,s Of suit taxed ut $50 fst
and expenses of sale, ii ia u. ). gold coin.
and by vii ch was commanded 10 sell the
mortgaged property hereinafter descri bed AZ
public auctlon, aecsruing 10 law. to the high.
est bidder for cash u. B. goss coin ;, or sufh
cient thereof 10 satisfy said pr ncipal, inter-
est costs. attorneys fce-, shd expenses OF
sale, aud to apply the sane to the payments
of said sums.
The following Is description of the prop
erty Anthoriz d to ,b~ soto ny yirtae Of judg.
inent decree Of foreclosure aud order. Of
sale, to wit:
III that ca rtaii properly located and situs
ted In jersey Misiing District l4umboldk
county, state of NeaadI, and located. By
A. D rem lie, James Nc ssy. Nathaniel, Tay-
lor AMI 10 PHI Patk, c1usi- Ing u tao see
ton. If ]. 500 feet eac'i, aud Is .newu as the
reInble Nine, and cunsis ing Of fifteen hum
dred j 500 feet ON the couror The vein or
lode with rec hundred coo fee On each
ide Of said ledge or de; al %, tlls fret claim
or lode loo ted adj infng he rem lie onthe
south, consisting Of fifteen hu ed a 500
feet on the C urse Of the led o. lode, with
tn ee hun ired (3JUl fee on each riae of said
dge or lode, u,akIig three hoa-and Is 900,
feet ON tire alb. ledge lode. win all the
dips spu,s an1sNgles; q. 81. ali fae locations
Of mini x. water Tighis aDd pFiA ileges, mill
sizes, together with all town lois, aud all
property Of every aescfip'i n. lid ali ores
cow on the dunps or, belonging 10 the said
Jersey Mining and .seltin.; COMPANY. situRts
and be ng ia ne said Jersey MiniBg district,
numUoldr county, ate Uf Seya,ia.
herefore. pnrsuaia to said Judgment and
decree and III obe isnce to IFS rs.quii enents,
will exp ,se sale at ublIe anc. i'm to the
highest bidder foF cash ia haId, payable in
a. - gold coin at he cUurf House door, in
winuemucca. nnnsaeldt couaty Aevad on
SATURDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF
MAY, hi,
At one o'clock r. NJ o said day. all the right.
title an intefes 81 said defendant Ia and to
said ab We de. ctiied property now hau pr hsd
siay Slih, 1873, or any tim since then ae-
CURED. to -sfisfy said judgment and u.cree.
Given undi my hand M ily office in " inne-
mncca "A unAb Id county, e 9Eaa, I4tA Gay
OF april, 1871 g. A AYE,
sheriff Of Humboldt county Nevada
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-03
DIVORCES

Legally and quietly Obtained in every state
and Tenit orv. for INg,NsArIsILrTr aud other
causes, NJ matter where the party resides.
ID year, experience. Fee. after deerees All
letters conf dentials Address n. j. OEN-
TeR. Atty, Roonaa SS .. 1879 Dearborn ST.,
CHICAGO, ILL. objectionable references
given. Correspondence with the legal pro-
fession invited.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-03
MONDAY raE 2ist DAY OF MAY,


NJ Office: THE ANIMAL MEETING OF
~ the stockholders OF the Humboldt DIS
sSict Mining aud Mechanical Society for lie
atectfon " Board Of .DirectQ.s and fQr the
esansactioA Of such Other bssineEs az n ay
Exop rly como before tina Bns ~. will be he ID
Va Monday, May Z, 1877. y, Ora o'c OCH, p, VI.
sTsasftr books will be ciosssd on, p,,d after
Cal l, 1s77s 1etsfs .saf -
- Bgsrsiex of the Board OF. Directors.
j. II. JOB,
ia SEC.
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CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED.

All sufferers from this disease thai are anx-
ilus t, be cur,d III .uld try DK. ki~snrr's
Gel brat a uinpiise s'0yvd-r =.
Tn, 10 fowders, are the only PREPARATION
known tn will cure Oasasmptto.s and
all di ,eases of the hr "a .sn Lssn 49,
Indeed, strong is our iaith in them, an al
90 to COW nee you thai they are n hunb T..
we will fuward to ev ~ sufferer Dy mail
post paid, 4 90 rs 4 Box.
We d MT want y.ur money til you are
perfectly satisfied # their curative pJwers II
your life 10 worth saving doAt delay in Civ
sug tues, p vyd as trial, as they will
surely cure N.
Prize. h,r large box, $500. sent TO any part
Of the Uutted States Or Cana-La by mail on re-
oeipt oil pEIce.
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BETWEEN THE gsTRAL HOTEL AND RAIL
ROAD MAT MAREIY,