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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21
Il. SAller 90.

This firm is one of the most extern
sive grocery and provision establish
ments in Eureka, and carry immense
stocks of general merchandise. Their
goods are all f~irst-class, and their
statesmen are pleasant and obliging.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21
Hats anu Cans.

A large consignment Of nobby hats
and caps was received at the White
House yesterday. Mr.. Berwin showed
rs. among others, a unique and hand
some driving cap, just the thing for
horsemen and knights of the whip.
He has a large assortment of head
gear in stock, and can suit the tastes Of
the most fastldious.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21

Messrs. Hardie & Mathews have
opened . very handsome little saloon
on the west side of Main street, which
they have very happily named, il bear.
ing the title OF the Snug" 1t is both
snug and cosy. and the smiling pro-
prietors are always present to welcome
their friends aud attend to the wants
of their customers. Drop in and smile
with them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21

Judge Cole and Surveyor Read cam,
ove from Hamilton last evening BY
private conveyance. The Judge ba'
been over on Court BUSINESS. MIR
Read went out to Hunter to make
survey for the protestants against tn,
Vulcan application for a patent to min
ing ground. He reports Hunter quit,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21
New Tailoring Establishment.
We call attention to the business

card of MIR. A. Kraus, mer-
chant tailor, to be found under the
head of New To-day" MIR. Kraus is
located in Murphy's building, opposite
the banking house OF Paxton 4 Co.
He has a fine assortment of durable
and fashionable goods, and guarantees
perfect satisfaction in all cases. Styl-
ish fits guaranteed. Prompt attention
paid to cleaning and repairing. Give
him a call.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21
Found.

A package Of legal documents was
found or the road between Eureka aud
the Italian ranch. by Mr.. Wilson, who
left it at the SENTINEL Office. The
owner can ecover his property by
calling.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21

JAKE LanRstroff. the fashionable
'"''or on Main street. has just received
: variety Of elegant patterns of cloths,
Nh and vestings, which he
,.oe pleased to make up for his GUS
tomers, In the latest fashions. III
ttrod. N"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21
Dead.

M. b. Hayes, shot by Pierce, in Tus-
carora, is dead. His remains have
been taken to Winnemucca for inter-
ment. Deceased was 80 years Of age,
and leaves . wife aud one child.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21
Bullion shipment.

Wells, Fargo & Co. made the follow
ing shipment Of bullion this morning:
g bars, valued at 81
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21

A lot of No Work HORSES and MULES,
together with harness, Strstchors, Chains.
etc., etc.
COAL WAGON, all in 6rst-class repair, and
some nearly new,
Ono TWO-HORSE WAGON.
Ono BUGGY AND HARNESS, nearly new.
Lines, Coupling and Tongue Rods. Rough
Locks. Wagon Shoes. Crotchet Chains. Fifth
Chains. Dumping Picks, Buckets. etc.
Wheelbarrows; q lot of Mining Tools, one
Grindstone and Fixtures. q half . dezen Ian.
tcrns, and q lot Of Grain Sacks.
One large steel-tooth Harrow. one Road
Scraper, one Snow.Plow.
SIX cans Of Pitch Tar, one can Of raw Lin
seed Oil. one can Lard Ill, one gallon Nitro.
five boxes Hardness Candles; two Platform
Soalss. 100 pounds each, nearly new; enc
fee Stoves, enc Safe, Chairs, one Lamp. Q lot
Of Gss-Pipe. . lot OF old Lumber. sto
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21

Depasssr~s Yesterday.

sv suasEA AND rALIsAps aAilaoAs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21
Royal City.

KATE MCLAUGHLIN. Teacher.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18
couxr ruEM.

Count the comforts, and forget the
losses. The year has been crowded
with hardships, aud flooded with bless.
ings. Have we brooded over the for
mer and slightly regarded the latter
This is unjust to the Lord, aud hurtful
to ourselves grieves Him 10 the
heart, and dishonors His mercy. An
effort to count up His favors will sur
prise and delight US. Is it nothing
that He has watched while we have
slumbered, remembered when we have
forgotten, loved while we were com
planning. given without our asking,
guided without our knowledge z
"When all,hy mereies, o my God,
Ny rising soul surveys,
Transported with fhe view, Pm lost
ID wonder, love and praise
| THAT'S good way to be lost.
Broken, burdened hearts will lose their
sadness, aud exult in JOY IN such ex'
| perience. As the count goes on, the
/ joy will enlarge into great restfulness,
peace ike river, deep, broad and
steady, aud righteousness like the
waves Of the sea" We never get SC
near TO and fall Of God, as when mum
, bering all bis mcrcies; are never Sc
/ rapidly changed and moulded into bis
image as when moditatlng on his love
aud talking Of his acts Of Kindness
/ There is a thousand times more saving
sauclifying power in appreciated
mcroies than ia losses and sadness
Clouds aud storms have their uses, but
lsuusti1e and gentle showers impart
1 i'c aud beauty
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18
sunday Reading.
~ eoNla ~ 81 &c.

ge rassls a. the work q Chan ar
ewes e. re gabc.eeff a1iepalahIc
AL ssenta u czpsIlea cruelty.
Is eattts raaa. branded rssei3f,
Il psa.sAe4 AID repfessc5 "a exeeraa,e
atast.c5 Il drove ihc sbameless
.npufiies 81 heatheo8om into cen.
gcnlal darkness There wss hardly 3
class wAsss wfoags !, cl net remedy.
Il resegBt tie gladiator II freed the
slave !, protected the captive. II
esned the sick Il sheltered the
orphan. Il elevated tie woman 1t
shrcudea a. with halo Of sacred mao
espce the tender years Of the child
u every region Of Tie its Ameliora,ng
ltaoenee was felt /, changed pity
tro,u d vice into a virtue IL elevated
poverty from eurse into a beAtitude.
Ilt eauobled labor from vulgauiy into
LIGHTLY add duty Il sanctied
marriage from lille more than bar.
lsolu convention into little less
lihAu blessed sacrament II reveal.
"a 50 lie dnst time the angelic beauty
u Parity u which men had despair.
"a, and II Meekuess at which they
lad utterly sc0iyod II created the
very conception ofuharity, aud bread
cueJ tie limits Of lis obligations from
the narrow circle II a neighborhood to
the widest horizons Of the race And
+ while Il thus evolved the idea of Hu
msniiy ~ cbmfnon brotherhood. even
where n tldipgs were not believed =
al over ihe world. wherever its tdings
were believed, II cleansed the life and
elevated thc soul VI each individual
mau Abajh al laoIs, where i has
moulded the characters Of its true be.
levers, il has created hearts so pure,
Ehd lives - peaceful, aud humes SO
sweet, that il might seem as though
those angels who had heralded its ad.
vent had also whispered to every de-
pressed aud despAiring sotierer among
The sons Of men, Though we have
! lain amoag the pots, yet shall ye be as
the wings ofa dove, that is covered
with silver wings, aud her feathers
like gold"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18
MARK THESE FACTS.
Tht Fe,iAnesf e 30 who's war3
HOILowAyrS pills

y saa so srFsHis H3a ssfs rius gave me
q hfsfIF enc
Nugf fs as nsfrellEus
ssn8 ~ s@rtasr hta and sssP thew IS me
haaae
lf HuU hss eaFea Ms ttaast he tssi
Ess AfaHte
afF fvuf lfiE g. av essf o. fhelcfs
that ns Ias 3asF Httle ttne So wsll ta asv =
w usuase q q mtfuinf : mss fntst
Vent Zen et q ilaatxs piafmss& cured mr
q noses 4u Co. bead tubtea tsaa "a y,ar
o.pi@eet teltsi ~ taus, snd ths bass tss
ratnt ne Tvs bastH w.nt ons fsf ; i.iaf
kmia
tA iase aa.isf yrug pticr 10 i esute. hat
ha rtdsg Ht ie ue i enrth faltr
send me I've heses ~ suaf nu.
lHet ne hsse ihF,p tasa 81 rouf f,it s. a..
taru wtis fat Cbila and Fewer
! have eyuF g snrh tcsiunaalais - lhsae hat
aEnl ~ auh.. aalnn.-. IL L. .....a.-I-.ln
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18

some pAragfap5er got up rgbl
,s erst sA4 aagt Is lernas Tie
sssailuess offsbs ncgte vcte y tie
sssallssHD States i l4ioab,ices ow,ng
= is.e afeas EQnbsI Y vgls la@i StsGs a
miassfels 40 Tsauessee Jspssts singeF
s,6glf u pyeseBt asg ssksli1g ihc
A0ggh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18
Are Doing Wonders

Messrs. Itoeks i Potter. Gentlemen, -CoLLtNs
VoLrAIc PLASTERs are doing wonders They
work like magic, and those Won cent last are all
sold and more wanted. Please send me three
herewith | want them tomorrow night. If
possible In haste Yours,
No Fayette, AIe., May ~. n. f. PALMER, p. NJ
NoTE.--Mr. Palmer il the Postmaster OF North
Fsyette and having become convinced Of the
great value Of these Plasters b actual use he
has obtained them upon favorable terms aad is
selling large quantities. medicine that thus
recommends itself cannot sbe too highly COM
mended Ono Plaster soils dozet6.
Sold by all druggists Sent by mail on receipt
OF 25c for one 81 25 for ak or 81 IS for twelve,
carefully wrapped and warran ed, by WEEKS &
POTTER, Projectors, Boston, Mass -33lm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18
tooR UP

syIfere come times to Us when we
hgdly know Witch way 70 urn, 81 80
what direction 20 look for aid No
man " wemau lives % middle life with
out going through some. hard places
Eitttr experiences come 10 the heart
Dear ones are taken away Riches
arc dis jpaied The trusted prove I'M
WORTHY of confidence, aud Tie soul is
like a ship beaten Of the wind and
tossed But there is always one way
70 look. Look up. There, far above
tic Black clouds, forever shines the
llae. There watch the calm stars.
There, somewhere cut Of sight, but
Ihnasl sibty AeAf % the traii one who
lAsl.s KS help, Is the Friend who IS
ever waiting 10 be gracious. What a
friend we have 10 Jesus, as the song
sAR dlstheto uoabIe anywhere
Take il to the Lord ia prayer" When
VIC are hedged IN, aud 60 cropping
through thorn aud lhieket to dnd the
way out. there Il always that narrow
way and tho angels waiting to take oar
haBa and guide ns ialo i Ia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18

ugs wonderful will tie. moment
alter death be- How we shall see
wiApng eyes, bear without cars, and
praise without 8 tongue. we cannot At
.puapt csuoepel Bat We are assapd
Dol hoy gaolora ssd trust sho Saw
iog sh4li see BIN as be j., and be Ike
Llm ati with lin. And be haa prom.
iscd Us strength for the dying hour!
I.et4kls sullies. Faithl8l Is be ihat
has promised. who also viii 60 H.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18

"come bs,6 ne al sc that labor ana
are heavy laden. and ] will give you
test
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18

which 1 man digs through a foot Of.
snow 70 find bis wood.pilc
Two sural constituents were talk.
Ing Of The new member Of the Lcgis,
latvre irgn der district One Of them
Asked
Is he i,lqpeIl n,
.EoV yaid DO othpr, ! should say .he
might Y house Gre BY rubbing bis
nose agaiasfthe doorpQst
weiim recently entered a store
iasobios md sat down IN dront Of an.
ison sale 70 watm her feet. AMER at
ting Hnme tNcuty o, thirty minutes,
rhc repatkel that she never did like
them kind Of stoves, rthey don't throw
ont scarcely any heat, those gas burn
cra don't.
H~.1f.ffa was nhco |, hafwitted icl.
l3w who informed bis father that he
was aboutto marry
Why, Chanes, said the old man, you
cannot support yourself What fool
! GIAhaA germ s4hh,ficla ala
know il, father, replied Charles;
bul c9n pretty nearly support myself
AID L does seem as II awifc ought 70
help some.
a clergyman observing a poor
man Is the roadside, breaking stones,
aud isneeling 70 get At the work better,
made the remark
AA. Jobp ! wish could break the
stony hearts II mg ieaftfs aseasiy is
son are brcakiag these stones
Pcrhsbs 'naser ,oada not work ed
'kaees, was iAs.gcpiE, 4EaI
-4aDesot ,his ssgiy scnmv animate
yqa,l hskSl Asiu qLler loyer.
No, BE said nothing buta ydna tan
Aupa.malc mcl Oh, say yes. my dare
Sing She al tay yes, aod his cup u
aulmksi3a was iull
tlNsAqldfed. gahicrqap tetI le eon.
saItepc oiVhe most heightened lawyers
- Boston and after stating his case
E1J:
Now, ! ktoSs yog's a Lawyer; BIT !
wish yua would pcass, sar. jess tell
.n,e tae ifaa iiOut dat inatter.
When Toy lalis ard peels the
shin ~ liaaese. tie srst thing lie does
il 70 get up and yell When girl
tumhles and hurts herself badly, The
first thipg she Jors j q aes w and
ieAs ii llarAif6ss
i max bc cgpalg9 AZ cue, q The
curious ibngs j lie that people wao
need prespats most ne, lac least and
n5s6 Nlo.ated llida Least Ia &c
aost.
Ny son, .fslt Nj. ~ hddly,
20 his yoa,hfni seir. accatom your.
seii to be polite az iac poriors the ser.
want girl, The caachmAn-,o all the
tersanls; thus Won will come 10 time y
be eou,,egpsta sllppFis even % your
parcuts.
tss yeooysters ma gallon q lgse.
wsDssltht eburcss Gar are ne
jaagst esl 80 sseass. says isa n. Y.
Herald bat aqaariaus; aad some pea
ple thiuk ihefc arc u.s. many lsA ia tie
SA'eF. - III -
some pArAgtap1er got Up ngbi
',.i erst skl afeft Is lgrows Tie
s.suiluens ofssbr ncgre sctv = tie
= Soall,~Hn States i laioabtlcss ow,ng
!. l.e sfea,'.A asalsf u 81. Il Il ssSeSs a
uiasslels 20 ] Tsauessce Jebsses sipgeF
',f9f u yese8t aeg esG&ii1g fhe
North.
a n,rrr ? lsay Of cistgges g4ps
1IfinH lf9fI ek3nh lAsfSs j, S-as
usAs-d sbaS ise text was. Nlaen sae
replied. Blessed arc In Dressfaak
eFe.
.f4.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18

f#tE
re Nsu YsE Hera' sats C-assu.
a Y4 81 lJssa p -
oai vsv-ts ttov vfer~ siyt
re4 uaa aafr
H@ nT we
tsa 6aTea f.f nestgstha'.
Sp s9ha 80 ttc rpnlpst sE'tst
ss naw s. t. hafe fsif ast 81 re
recogtFs aaia9rlIes
AFto bong afiiesdr .lA ihe gau,s
sa3 Nee Parsglan. BE ligh Isiog
does tang t u aeoberlt 10
ssme fsns8et sad l. hs83e3 deaa
Rom father 30 son as Hapiaet
pasresa. whs bu bgea wish e.
d.slgns 4 h6a BE WIGS grand
mgthcr
TEtf taa SESSION whch lhe hll.
~ Iclele snitea ias spinal summit q
10 gassfF ting pedestrian. ana Ieier.
ppisaae n = ~ .aaso ~ > so sI1rts
taat maka AMI tsl akr morning
ttA4 satsH Fsa4
A woman i imhued sith feeling
q loy and sialocss seeoad only &
tai u ,he shg4ls l,ot .he csH never
wasbsll >. tsah ~ Bes 4 cass,aaers
pAats AID have ihem ret as wei e
t4tTtjtiafn pat brlmd eitier
Ibc New Ccnt0ry asks Hon can
w6amn rrshe torye morc atsfas,is :
80 bof hvssaJ Arauad here the
sansg eays 6aI.evea to be % hire q
Tvsisv ee'santsgtd
EatH. Iis more cxh.lam,ibg sight
aska teim 81 psPaf, than t2 ete
eighteen hA.aspng s.fl. eNiiag down
billion ~ IS sled Aihteen, says tie
experienced EDITOR n the Boston
PET ~
II - The opinion o. Hetfoii
woman that there are fast males
enough il The country now, without
edding alpiheruse.
Cincinnati typo made it 'Mist
Mays Trppscrs Instead " Miss Mays
Trousseau Hc preferred bhtial q
cremation
San Francisco rs engaged il trying :
female criminal who, among Other
aIiases. is known by the name Of Gal
Looping CAL gII
Last summer was an awful hot
ssaspps and j swell 70 remember i
which man iigs through foot o
snow 70 find bis wood.pilc
Two surAl constituents were talk
Ing Of the new member Of the Lcgis
Iatvre lron der district One Of then
asked
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18
- Electricity
FOR THE MILLION. AN ELECTRIC
BATTERY FOR 25 CENTS.
COLLINS YOITAIc PLASTER

Is warranted, on the reputation % DR., CuliAs,
it's inventor, an old physician, - be the best
plaster In the world 81 medicine The union Of
the tao great medical gents, va. Electricity
sud Medical Gums aud Essen ooe, fully justiiies
the claim, and entities this remedy TO rank
foremost among all curative compounds for AL
external Aches and Pains.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18
AGENTS WANTED.

Goods At mAuufseturtrs pfoos. Tho COOL,
furnished BY me % agents ! recsiVs from thH
manufacturers. 1bUy sTu abtppea 81 lsfgs qnan-
q lee add BY cheapest routes. Ia this NaY save
snOngb on eOst II goods 10 psy me fDr baHdin&
thstIl, and give them \, agents Al liver bgafes
thsn they can DO had II 0fHefcd " Any obe els"
A tiial vii convince you that til.ts q lac have
esnsssssd tJr hye fe1s, lave had frgm
five 10 lny sgsnts kt work fGf nlr 81 time, and
kuou wat agents eau do Rnd What articles
aili sell b.st, aud can give Btsfal hints ~ ~.
gard % best s4,d ni0st tnfctssfal Methods -
eauYAysng. Shall make gouS Interests a. 0Sn.
asall be 40 receipt u hrs spa Tel eflietes
e. s9on ~ they are pat % The niaikst and a.
says At Sed-teek pfleas. ssnt aetlff ageatsln
every town 10 Non LuglaGd AID hss fpfk a.
once " canvass o. The following named arti
clsr, W whom ~iil give ebpscu - te4itafy a.
bottom prices, Il yoa HPply A once.
MRS. PORTS COLD HANDLE FLAT fhoNT-
No holder required Hrndis ntysr gets ~.
IL delae lsd " sPaugt aud cbAagsi itoni
clla non 70 LSa sHt quicker titan hpi1rr
DNe toiAaf ASST Wires ifilns nns II sbieli Il
polishing hoas, @ usiituie kat Retail Ptise,
per sct, " 8H Il lAa . iBYhuiiap. whieh vii
ntlp Y sal ii iohosfig tyefg lajy sto hzs ifvst
iiig " Bs aDps. ASS
RUSTIC SHADES AND sEW KlAbs & i PIX.
JCBGt. Ali COMPLETE.
i0r ftgH. Il ceit o. 81 = per wln8os. According
o. ssgle u shade Aaa s.hs ~ siBdss.
4AYL0hH BAFEff LOCKS, BURGLAR FaooR
Gao be pat oasH Eve miaates sshOHt rntiiHg
tie door. u i9sss ne fpnaa b pusllHg a
Hli4t itstali prize y cents.
EUBEEA COPYING ikg AAD BOOK
30 pfefs, brush - satsF ftlHsrse. sels fsst.
&,y a. ba-ghesa msn sAfts che tgst ri pfsts
E9-psge L5.k sd bar p.ntDfltt ~ IS. J haye
EO.s s8stf0 ~ sed an H4hafaefnfers AgsHt f0r
the abcFe grtsesas hNaA ASP sbofs RGif.is q
sioeA slsa feg Asa tataiapss ana thy BD1s
Eubi laite1. aasea q bed rock IHtss Cali
saa ses thefa. - sfn4 pasial esfa ~ NJ 81
afess. aiiA ! 4gl SAB 4na sheN ssmpies.
EMERSON E6TABR0OK.
FACTORY POINT. Beaniugtan Co., ~.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18

II OLLo WAYS PILLS
Invariably cufs CO. following Asesses
Disorder of the A i,luevs

10 ~ tbseaEae sfeotlaE these 8rraBs. wbs her
tbtY snerrtc tna mncA o. loo iufls water. 81
whether they b afflicted wllh afonc 81 grave
o eiih sfhgr add paius eeitiud in thn laine ussr
the tygious ct Tie kiAuets, there FlEls sh0uia
~ tsstn seecfding g. the pltulod directions. snd
tbe OAtmeut shoula be wtn Ribbed Mt1 ths
small q tho back an bed time This treatment
Siil give slmns Immediate relief whtu All other
me alLa INV laiLnN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18
CONSTIPATION Is CURED

Leamon's Dyes Color Silks
Leamons Dyes Color WooleGs.
Leamon's Dyes Color Cottons.
$. Leamoa's Dyes Color Anything.
E4rsg slk al klsm. ) book giving fnii sud
cxpl.t8 directions vii ~ scHt % say one oF
address ass ias pfupf4es9rs, WHLAs. EseH4Efs5s
a Go bn agiqa. w.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18

'fil5a tfaiy desittst 1 noble and
holy lie. ard Increasingly prayest to
God st Il, and n thoa eouiihnest con.
ttaptla his thy iesir. II siii te
eFaated thee without fal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18
IMpORTANT CAITION.

INIE VN nv NNV HUM
-.None are genuine nnlsse the signature of 7
hAfbusK, ~ agent Tor the Uniled statu. sufs
rounds each bon ~ II ls Aud Ui tiatnt hand.
Some reward ~th Ne given ~ any eBe rendering
'uoh Information A. ~ may load 10 thedetec ion
81 any party ~ parties e0uuttrfoiting The me j.
c'nts % vendius lbe anne, knowing them g. be
tpnrnnr,
's'Soid Al tho maanisotory o. tfof HoIi.owaf
Co., New iork and hy all respectable drug.
gist- aud deNlers in medicine throughout the
civilized world IN boxes AZ 2jr 6lc. ANd 81 esoh
sS There IL considerable saying ~ taking the
large Hizes.
n u, Directions I, the guidance 81 patients
10 every Disorder are Affixed 20 each box .-20iy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18
For stomachs out ot Order.

Ne medicine vail 80 caa6tua Is luuftvs tAe
tone y The stomach iheso Filis they remove
al scidity oCessinBed either by intetnptfAnre OF
mproper diet They reseh tho liver sad rudaea
II 20 healthy Aepou. they are vondetiully efl
eao ouH 70 cases NJ rpstm 10 fact they never fsil
10 cuiinE eli Disorders Of the ilror aud stomach
HOLLOW ls PILLS arr the beat known ~
the weird for The following disess.t Agas,
Aslbmt, bihoas Complaints, Hiatohes on th0
SAN. Bowels, Consumption Deb lty hropsy
Dyseutery. iFyeirclss Ftmhlo lffaeuitf ~
la'tr- 81 AL kluds Pits Gsnt, Headache, iud :
gestnn. ILLUMINATION Jsaaaces Liver Gem.
plants Lumhsgo. Plies. IN umatsm. detention
q unne, scluiula " Kings kyil, sore 1hruAis
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-22
The Minister MnnnnnlY.

The Central Pacific and Southern
Pacific are one interest. They are great
railroad fools if they permit another
railroad line to reach the Pacific. The
operation of the cutting down of
freights will kill both roads. Now that
they hold the reins in their own hands,
everything must enter California over
one or the other of these two roads.
The Kansas Pacific, the Atchison,
Topeka, and Santa Fe, the projected
Atlantic and Pacific, which will stop at
Venita, in the Indian Territory, or the
Texas Pacific, can only be feeders or
branches for the Southern Pacific. The
Californians hold the other end of all
the tracks to the Pacific. They hold
the other end of the Union Pacific and
they will hold the other end of the
Texas Pacific. 1t is tremendous
monopoly-a monopoly controlling the
passes of the col tinent. monopoly
defying Scott and Gould, defying the
Kansas Pacific and the Atchisop, Tope-
ka and Santa Fe. Yes, defying Con-
gress and the whole American people
behind them.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-22
CHEYENNE WYOMING SUNDAY MORNING. JULY "a. 1877

an old resident of this city, and but
three years married to the now deserted
husband. Their home was to all out
ward appearances one of the happiest,
charming house, furnished in exquisite
taste and adorned with the countless
luXuries that wealth alone can obtain.
One evening the lady declared her
intention of spending the following day
with lady friend, saying she would
not return until quite late, and, unlike
her usual custom, dismissed the nurse
and prepared the little boy for bed her.
self, and watching his slumbers during
the evening-her last evening. There
was nothing unusual in her conduct
toward her husband the next morning,
and left quite early on her visit, after
giving many kisses to ''baby." On the
husbands return from business at the
usual hour he was met by the nurse
and child, saying that his wife has not
yet returned. He was not surprised at
this, because he did not expect her
before evening.
Passing into the library, almost on
entering the room, he saw note lying
on the table in conspicuous position1
in his wife's handwriting which caused
him sudden chill of fear. Tearing"it
open, he read the cruel truth of his dis
honor and broken trust, and, still more
severe to bear, that she had not loved
him on their marriage day. but was in
fuenced to accept him by many friends,
her own love of ease and the allurement
of wealth, further stating she had now
met man for whom she determined to
sacrifice her every prospect. Thus the
blow fell, leaving the husband alone
with his motherless child. 1t is need
less to add more, nor describe the suf-
ferings of an honorable man who finds
himself thus deceived and deserted by
the one woman in whom he had placed
all his trust, and who had in her keep
ing his entire love and confidence.
Washington Republican.