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WEE lY ELKo lsDEpERDEi;l!r,.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER Fl, 1871.
Speaker I,andnli,s openInz A,,,,r,,,

SPenher nnndnlpS OpenlnR Address,.
Gentlemen Of Tie House of Re,rescatc.
IiUel: Elevated tho second ti,He by
your generosity to tho exalted dignity
Of Speaker Of this House, thank you
with n grateful heart. 1 shall cndrnv-
or, With even temper but with ligid
ttirmness, to perform tho duties of the
Office and to respond adequately 20 tho
confidence reposed in, me by conform
ing my action to the clearly expressed
will Of tho 6ouse. Yot, fully rcalizinG
the delicacS and difficulty OF the posi-
tion, I solicit your advice aud assis-
tance, feeling assured at tho Same tiino
OF your forbearance and Indulgence.
We meet under circumstances imperi.
.ously demanding that oil considerations
OF clnss nnd section or party shall be
subordinate TO tho loftler and more
patriotic object Of doing what is uest
for tho whole country and all its reo-
pie. Since adjournment q new admin
1stration has been indicted into Office,
which is obeyed as the actual govern
ment regardless of the grave events
which marked its birth. This House,
animated by a spirit of true patriotism,
desiring first public tranquility under
tho law, will frankly approve nny sin
/ cere and permanent policy looking to
complete pnciacation by constitutional
methods and to the consequent promo.
ition Of the general welfare; but it
should BIO held our sacred duty to pro-
vide legislation which will render i'm
possible repetition of tho wrongs
which have occurred and of the dan
gers which threaten us. I assume we
will take no step backward in the work
OF retrenchment and reform SO Ruspic-
iously begun By the last House, under
tho matured and definite plan of re.
.duction of expenses of tho government.
1t is certain that still greater reduct-
ion can be made without impairing the
efficiency OF the administration. To
have an honest administration it should
be frugal. Never before WINS it moro
urgent than now, with general fiuan-
!cial distress, with labor depressed, with
heavy burdens, to exercise the sternest
economy. When tho iron rule of hard
times darkens every household in The
lind, extravaganza on tho part of tho
peoples servants is IN objectionable
crime. It is partly because of that
wholesome policy 80 faithfully carried
put that am permitted this dizzy to
speak from this place. Invoking for
our deliberations tolerance of opinion,
which insurCs harmonious action, right
and clear Judgment, which purefies
Legislation, and that mutual confidence
and respect shall subsist between the
House and its presiding officer, I nm
ready to take the oath prescribed by
.aw.
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The Judicial Election.

The judicial election in San Francisco
Wednesday, resulted in the choice Of
Louderback, taxpayer. for Police Judge
over Bradford, Democrat. by n major
ity of about 1880. and Ferral, Demo-
cratic candidate for city criminal Judge,
was chosen over Cary. tho Taxpayers
candidate, By about 1000 majority.
Judge Dwinelle had no opposition.
Loudcrback has doubtless been moro
largely instrumental in supprcssing
lawlessness i'll San Francisco through
his fearless administration Of justice,
than ally other man, anu his unswerv-
ing fidelity to public interests has justly
retained him in the position no is SO
we'll qualified to fill.
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as 4. L. Alderman was returning 10
Eureka from Ruby Hill, Sunday night,
on horseback, a brace OF rond agents
demanded his money or his life." but
T. l.. didn'tpropose 10 give either, nnd
drawing his artillery, banged away NJ
tho robbers, Amid shower Of leadcn
Invitations to stop from the agents, the
horse kept strictly 10 business md chr.
riod bis rider homo with nothing worse
than bullet hole in his con. sleeve.
Grass must DO getting powerful short
with the agents Of that section; that's
. public place to go for n mounted mnn.
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Tnr Virginia Chronicle publishes the
fact that James Orndorif, of that city.
moved by tho injurious report implicat-
ing his brother Tip. Oindorff, in the
late train robbery OH tho U. z. road
telegraphej to Denver, Colorado,
where Tsp. was known to have been,
and. received nn immediate reply TINT
ho was there, nlivc and well, thus Of
fectually dispcsing of the sensational
story claiming that he was one Of tho
two robbers killed by the officers Of the
law.
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Tho Silver State says: Sheriff Kyle
was advised by letter from Carson yes.
terduy that the Board of Pardons, by
n vote Of four to one, rejected the MP
riica'ion of II. II. Crozier for commu-
tntion of death sentence to imprison-
ment for life in the State Prison. Gov
ernor Bradley was The only member of
the Board who voted to grant the pray
er of the petition.
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THE Battle Mountain .Vc,,tngrr refer.
ring 10 tho Bonanza Hill mine at Tus.
parorn, says tho vein is % or 80 feet
vide and contains several smaller veins
81 rich silver orc. Tho company own.
ing the mino, composed OF l.. ID.
Hunssman, A. Robertson, G. ". Fraser
q. A.. Middleton, Geo. o'Dritcr, r. W,
Rulo. Geo. Cowlcs. G. L. Perkins,
Sobc!t McBoth and Sam. Ucinlzclmnu
hayo incorporated II and have com.
menccd work on tho saino, under tho
superintendent Of Rob,. McBcth.
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Missouri paper: Miss Evnng, n
daughter Of Ephraim Evans. who lives
In tho vicinity Of Avon, In Vernon
county, Is o wonderful curiosity. She
- only ton yoArs old, but Is probaLly
tho largest girl Of her nge on record.
Her height Is about ilyo feet and shc
Weighs 14s pounds. IIor features nrc
even mud pretty, and she is lively md
aforementioned. Any ono would take
hOr % ho n young Indy about tho ngc
Of eighteen. She con do moro work
end do Y better than tho majority Of
girls can 9! twicO her agc,
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Eurk0, tho Republican candidate
for Justice Of the Peace in San Fran
cisco, will doubtless be declared
elected. Hardy had originally but one
majority aud during the recount in the
Second Wnrd, it WAS discovered that
rinety votes in excess Of tho number
Tailed had been counted for tho Inter,
which. looks very much like fraud.
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MIcuAEL WELSH, n miner at tho In
perinl, met with n sudden death, on
Monday last, by falling, or being
thrown from The cage, down the shaft.
1t is supposed that The Ingging which
WAS being hoisted TO level above.
c,rG !; somehow Il tia .imos,s O: the
shaft nun rus threw Welsh into the
shaft.
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Tho name Of J. II. Itn.l:n, Inns boon
Hent to The Senate by ti,o President as
tue nominee for tho vacant position on
tic Supreme Brrch, md a Yyms, wosh.
ihg'on special says his confirmation
would DO disgraccful, MS his guccegs
"ou'a nH tho result Of lying intrigue,
ana tho betrayal Of warm friend,
10 friend referred to, is Ex.Scnn-
Tor Bhsiow, and it Is alleged that
Harlan has given tho President to mn.
dcrstand that Bristow would not nc.
c@Pt the position himself, but porson-
nily desired lInrlon's appointment. nnl
that tho former has been prevented bv
pride from uhYoiling Harlan s duplicity,
1fono half Of thtpo allegations io
founded III fnct, tho confirmation of
Harlan ny tho Senate could not 10 70.
Corded M other than calonitons.
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The f""t lace at the State FAX
groumIs was lille Dash and was won
by april Fool" in l:iS; the second
ace, mile anu repeat, for $3.50, was
won by SOONER" who took the second
nnd third heats in l:I9IS and ] 81. Ey
changing "SOoner's " ridcr, the Jomnrl
says n put up job was frustrated.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-21

Complete returns OF the election in
France, show that 3l2 RepuLli-
cans and $40 Conservatives hayo heeIl
elected. The Conservatives retain liz
of tho l5S held by them in tho late
Chamber. Tho Republicans retain
207 seats Of tho 1868 who voted for the
order Of the day censuring the dissolu-
ton Of the Chambers.
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Sn---..7=-s-,=.--=-

iS tho Senate, OH Wednesday, tho
vacancies i'll tho committees were flied
n9 follows: Matthews, OF Ohio, and
Wallace, of Pennsylvania, were put on
The foreign relations; Mr.. Cameron, of
pennsylvania, OH military nllairs and
public buildings; Sir. Armstrong, on
railroad ND enrolled bills; Mr.. Gurycr,
on private land claims. Fairy WIS
made Chairman Of tho postal committee
yicG-lIamliu, vino remains OH tho com-
mIttGc, but Is Chairman Of tho foreign
relations committee, vice. Morton, who
remains Chairman Of tho elections
committee. Tho latter change WIS
made Mt tho request Of Morton.
In the House, The Louisinnn mem.
hors. j. q Eiam and j.. Il. Robertson.
aud IL. Poolcco, member from Cali
lorna, were sworn in. Tho Colorado
case went over and tho House adjourn.
cd until Saturday with tho understand.
ing that TO business is 10 DO dono q,
that day.
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The belmont Courier says tho burn
ing OF the EldOrGdo South hosting
works wns caused by the bursting Of Il
ccnl-oiI lamp. About hundred cords
Of wood were HlSo consumed, but tho
machinery, fortunately, was but slightly
lnlnhg: =.
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TOPPER, the man who killed Allen ut
Smith Creek, In Lander county, n few
DAYS ago, lIHs, says tho ReceRir, had his
examination and been discharged, tho
evidence proving conclusiyely TINT 10
acted wholly in scf.dCfeusp.
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Hos. JErEY SCnUoLI.u's ro.,rdcnco nj
Carson WAS burglnrizc;l Sunday might
aud barrel OF nolrsBcE wns captured
by the thieves. The Appeoi Expects to
hear OF hlre:nen!.rs .rnlIing soon.
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Daniel F. Beatty's
PARLoR ORGANS.

-, hose remarkable inK.rpno,,
her 1T ,os musical effects and EXP, osiSss eapSs.
fessonai an adapted Tor Amateur ans meyer EVE
eel Ina Tnn ~ U!namSn. ia any pstlor. ITO
FiUi.i,l isH , Elegant OesiYn,1o
Llaa,on s st%n "O3deriul variety OF ,eir and and
tainted for SlS Eyer, Every instrument fully S..
every respect. 5n.I AZ strictly irstcisB, IA
money rc ~ rrI i've 10 HIicen ti:,s'
ways by me Il iS Hl srSisa, ehgs' IS Dol
LaE way Prove unsatisfactory sen,e1 OH
n n ever been made. BcMr-c or 1 1nT ,,; Hner
iES,v Matci but where Irro uo S. Nous Is
Scnu i"r iiiustrEtcl 4 WEE SIsEnS aoesiittc7.
soms " s,s testimonials f. OH wci.EnSSn w
SY SIM, ry,i,e OF whom yoG may luow, rIatJS,t;
may innn, VII" Mn Po:i.ofIicci hnIcseti, InIt Ri
l. "ashinG:oh. New Je,.cr.
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oS 'no @Jrd OF lust month Il terrible
hurricane visited Cuvncon and neigh.
pot'ng Islands, Several lives were lost
Ind The damage 10 property is cslimat-
co Mt over huif million dollars.
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STATE UNIVERSITY
( DItI;ihItATORY DEPARTMENT..
ELIeO, NEVADA.

The first torn Of this school (iili yrar
OF IL i"atituii"ni will begin N"ndny,
September ID, 1877. Malo and fcInnlc
pupils prepared for College. or nd-
vniiccd further md Instructed in tho
mniItc,nntics and tho ancient md
modern langungca thoroughly taught.
teacher. No charge for tuiIinn---musl
extra; also, 80 Charge for room rent.
Bonrd $50 pCr month, payable In adj
vance, quarterly. For further pnrticu.
ars address
ID. II. SESSIONS. PrIncirri.
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TIE creditors Of tho suspended san
francisco firm Of Cross & 60. will not.
II is now snid, realize over Twenty-Five
per cont from tho nssets.
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AS5ESS!fEMT NOTICE.
DH rEmEs MILL AND MINING.

VI FEEES MILL AND MINING
i Iompany.-L0cniI0n ~ PRINCIPAL I,ilen
Ui hlI3 iinEt, S.tn fTunCiEcu. California fora-
Ton Ii works, fUSt Irura. IGo County, Nevada.
settle hereby given that at y meeting Of tho
BOaTduf Directors held oh Tho 2Gtii day Of ser-
t"InUrf. 1871, .sn assessment Inc. ~ Of Twenty
hIa tchtS per SHARE. ISlUyich upon tho cIpl.
lai 'io'E OF the corporation, payable imIne-
dldicly, IN United States gulh coin, to Tho Fec
IciIry. nj tho OfICr 1T tho Cominuy. 40 riHn
Succi. san Francisco. California.
Any .iur. upon which ihi' assessment shall
remain mp. III OF thuTHIlirlErII day ~ 0CTU-
HEi', IHiI, win bp Delinquent and advertised
Tor pal" al public auction. and unlCFh pay mCnt
In mad" before. will bo sold ON MONDAY tho
HSIIfEENTH DAY or SovEMnER. 1877,
10 pay tho delinquent arc G+Incni. together
with cos a of advertising and expenses OF sale.
lIy order of the Hoard OF Director.
THOs. l.. ATKINSON. Secretary.
OFriCE-.al0 Pine street, HorTnE 10 and "a,
Gan Francisco. California. sggtd
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TO TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TREASURER,
Elko. New, October 10. 1877.
NOTICE ~ !IEnEBY GIVEN THAT ruE
! state. County and other taxes for the wear
iSif, arc now duo ana payable ut my Office, and
thS law III relation to their collection will bis
h,riSuy enforced. All taxes unpaid mt q O'Clock
4; NJ. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10Th, proSl,no.
VIII then become delinquent and ten per cent
additional added thereto.
J. l.. DEADLEY,
county Treasurer aud Ex.O1icIO Tax Receiver
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bEAITY'S
PIANO End nAHLGa ORGAN
Il. EGlI5R.
ORGAN

Coz : Y = C'cTC' SUt Tr Niuc.
"a az e ivcc r.i.'T 20 re; C. 60. :, .
- dee a.. Al L. iei,LG. ~ IN or a.. ::p. 10
y :. j. al, - Cyrt ~ Wei :" i'nIi 70
AI"Ia'#, 100. Di'C"sll: h'!O itr', p..IcS
ear, by IL sci -. Ec.ET. va ai,.;tJD Nca
JC'"ry. one a. he be- ,Yn.i. or Fax. u,,,
iil' oiug,;. alt. 1arid he IA ..ir L.. Il> o. eve
'h'Io a.id u S.L 'Ia:c" rcII ru-; ,;fd 20 ~
i'aIt q thr ini~d rtic a. CshIda To Uily 80
C"".T. u" '''frc h:vI'2 aCcI reduced - III ~.
lurc !: cTrryT"spC. Adj, -, DAN Eli
BEATTY. Va burg d. Sew Jc cv.
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Fine Saddle Rock Oya.crs, just 70.
Owed at the GEM, -
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BEATTY
Piano and Organ.

Tho lHno inTdrtaetdto. ot Tisuos and O
R'hH ~ tiiH OF nD other county who ha1 10.
cclFch 50 man; unsolicited Endorsements "a has
Mr. bcni!y' From every kiato aud 'roTrIlG'y
comes tho sAmn ycrllCti ''Thry are tlIo hest In
The w0Tll." Illustrated ADVERTISER iCs.s.
,oHno Ehlllnnl ir9o. Address, DANIEL L.
BEATTY Washington, SoY JcrJcy. OCT
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DON'T FORGET.

THAT THE LARGEST AND nEsr
assorted stock Of DRY GOODS, CLOTH.
NV anu GENERAL MERCHANDISE, can be
round at the old established busIpc,, -,
NEINHART & co. Vi D.
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TO FARMERS AND FREIGHTERS /!
TOR GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS 90 TO THE
Mammoth Corral md Stable,
Just west OF Drucc's blacksmith chop, on Silver
street.

Bnietl Hay md Ground barley FOR
Snic Cheap.
ocl' GRANT FUTILE.
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mhItiItEU.

- ii'oH-WhTSOS-In ElKn, October nth,
,n!h Wy !msilco Taylor. Jcrrph Taylor, of
h"teN"'0 Ellen >. Watson, Of Now York.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED
L stStes, fer the District OF Nevada
Inrc
q. ( NJ. COIN, I In Dankruntcr
Dansrupts.
Eotice Is hereby given that G. & NJ. Colin of
ElEo. EEo County, Nevada, heretofore tiuly nd
luuSGu oankrnpis, according to law, have filC,l
IN thls Court n petition lrsyIng for n dIscL,rrc
from all their debts and other claims provaItlc
nhder Title I.SI Of the Revised Statutes Of The
Uhitcd Siatea, and that TUESDAY. the aOih duy
OF OCTOBER, 1871, 10 O'Clock a M AMI ~
courtroom OF Enid Court. In Carson CITY
ortnSby County. Nevada. have been appointed
a. INC Hme aud place for hearing the same.
Mhen nnI where any person Interested may m.
pear and show cause why the said peiItIou
should not DO granted 'e''oN
Crrson City. October 10, 1877, ocIS
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HORN.

h'bLhH'"ht Dry Geek, Itndtin2ton Valley,
~" county, October 2, 1871, 10 tho W 70 Of A.
81. Miller, daughter.
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DON'T DREf!i

VI le'h"S any man measure 80. Ter plr Of
BootS "r SiioSS nntii You .:ava rza:,..:.rl: ;lo
STOCK OF reiGy-Inldc leather coverings II
REMNANTS.
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DON'T EuY

fouf s. 10. Is or &c year old hoy n SUMNER
SUIT wit :'au hive c1aiylnci tho good. r.J
mlccs 1t EEIEIIAlI'B.
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Ages Of Prominent Men.


Samuel J. Tilden Is in his sixty
fourth year.
Thomas A. Hendricks was fifty
eight Sept, A, 1877,
VIM. A. Wheeler is in his fifty
seventh year.
1877.
ninth year.
Hamilton Fish was sixty-nine the
Sd Of last month.
Thomas F. Bayard will be forty
nine next October.
George F. Edmunds was forty-nine
last February.
Allen G.. Thurman will be sixty
four November 10, 1877.
Oliver Henry Morton was ffty-four
August 4, 1877.
Frederick T. Frelinghuysen was
sixty, August 4, 1877.
William NJ. Eyarts was ffty.nine
last February,
Thomas W. Ferry was fifty June !,
1877.
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How 10 Make Money.

Instances might be multiplied IN
definitely without going ten miles
from this place, Indeed, the rule
seems to be that AL our wealthy far
mers commenced to work for less
wages than brakeman on freight
trains receive now, but by saving
their money and starting for them
selves in fertile soil, where land
was cheap, nature has aided them by
rewarding their industry with pros
perity and independence. Thesame
rule holds good all over the Vest
The opportunity now is just as good
as it was then. Fertile lands at
the West now await those who have
the courage to strike for independ-
ence and for freedom from the yoke
of "bosscs," "foremen," and other Of.
ficials who are themselves under
powers. Our advice to such is to
striko-for independence. Be your
own master Strike out West; take
up some land and stick to it, and it
will reward your industry, as the in
dustry of others has been rewarded
before you.-Austin (M) Herald.
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MEDICINES.
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ToRTT lsAas BEEORR rHE PUBLIC.
DIR. C. MeLANE'S
cELRBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
yon 7HE euRH or
Hepatitis, or Liver Complaint,
prsrEFsn AND SICK HEADACHE
MEDICINES.
symptoms Of a Diseased Liyer.
roe mn euEE or

symptoms of a Diseased Liver,
pAINintherightside, underline edge
l Of the ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the left side;
Observation-Disclosures ieontheleft
side; sometimes the pain is teltunder
the shoulder.blade, and it frequently
extends to the topofthe shoulder, and
is sometimes mistaken for n rheuma-
tisminthe arm. Thestomachis affect
edwith loss ofappctite and sickness
the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
headisroubled with pain, accompan-
led with dull, heavy sensation in the
back part. There is generally con-
siderable loss of memory, accompan-
led with a painful sensation ofhaving
left undone something which oughtto
have been done. A slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The pa
tient complains of WEAKNESS and de-
bility he is easily startled, his feetare
cold orburning, andhe Accomplishments
prickly sensationofthe skin; his spir-
its are low; and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
to him, yet he can scarcely summon
up fortitude enough to try it. In fact
he distrusts every remedy. Seyeralof
theabovesymptomsattendthed disease,
but cases have occurred where iewof
them existed, yet examination of the
body, afterdeath, sshowntheLIvER
to have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER
DR.. C. M9LANE's LIVER PiLLs,lN
CASES OF AeUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For allBilious arrangements and as
asimplepurgatiye theyareunequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine On. c. MqLANE's
LIVER Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression Dir,
MoLANE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS
bear the signatures of C. MeLANE.
and FLEMING Bros. on the wrappers.
EInsist on your druggist or store
keeper giving you the genuine Dr'C.
McLANE's LIVER Pills, prepared
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
TothO,e wishing to give pa. e. MeT:.Sls LryEs
Pits trial, we will mail post paid to dny part o.
the United States one box Of Pills for twenty-five
cents. FLEMING BROS, Pittsburg, Pa.
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Tie Big Brother.

1t is mistake for the girls to i'm,
agine that the only big brothers who
are worth speaking Of, or to, are the
big brothers of other girls. Nothing
is SO beautiful, SO pleasant and SO
profitable as an afiectionate brother.
There is one young lady on Wand
street who rcjoices in the possession
of such a relative, and has found him
to be worth his weight in green
backs of a large denomination
In winter time she lights the gas,
turns it mp to its full brilliancy, puts
his hat on the window sill, places a
rocking-chair between the light and
the window, places him in the rock
ing chair and places herself on his
knee and sits there by the hour tell
ing him the most fearful lies as to
what his girl (who is also her dear
est friend) Las told her about him,
while the girls of the neighborhood
grit their teeth, regardless of the fill
ing, and wonder what chucklehcad
that plastered old thing has been de-
luding into believing that he is her
first and only love.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
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