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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-06-23

THE Danube is falling, the Russians
feel the sanitary necessity Of advance,
the Gar has arrived at Ploiesti, about
IS miles in the rear, and everything
indicates immediate effort to force the
river and consummate the invasion of
Turkey. The Russian forces along the
river are reckoned at FAC, 900 and three
monitors have come up through the
Sulina month, despite the Turkish bat
teries, to assist in the crossing. The
Turks will oppose them with 200, 900
men, largely infantry well-armed but
deficient in artillery and in staff Or
ganization, the Grains of an army, as
the Germans cell it. Under these cir
cumstances, we apprehepd that the
crossing may be effected without a
great battle, but the real fighting will
ensue between the armies on Bulgari-
an soil, where the Turkish infantry
can be employed. In Asia, the Rus
slams are advancing upon Erzeroum
by two roads, one from Bayazid and
one from Arabian, and the Turks are
fortifying position 30 miles in front
of the city, with the odds heavily
against them. The war with the Mon
tenegrins goes on hotly, with victories
claimed on both sides. Servia is not
likely to take any active measures, as
Austria would regard her participa-
ton in the campaign as menacing her
own interests, and justification for a
military occupation Of that principal
ity. The weakness of the Turkish
government and finances is said to be
dsplorable. and Europe expects moth
ing but her overwhelming defeat if
Russia is allowed to go on.-IatelH-
yrncer.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-06-23
BANKRUPT NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF WEST VA, s. s

Dis IkIC1 OF w ESl V a., .. .,
District Court of the United States for
the District of West Virginia
In the matter of William Damn, Bank
rupt IN BANKRUPTCY
This is To Give Notice, That on the %
tn. day. of May 1871 Warrant of Bank
ruptcy was issued out of the District Court
of the United States for the District Of
West Virginia, against the estate of Will
liam Damn, of Morgantown, in the County
of Mononga ia, in said District, adjudged
Bankrupt, on his own Petition: That the
payment OF any debts and the deli very of
any property belonging to such Bankrupt
to him or for his use, and the transfer of
any property by him, are forbidden by law
and that meeting of the creditors of said
Bankrupt to prove their debts, and to
choose one or more Assignees ofhis estate
will be held at Court of Bankruptcy, to be
holden at Martinsburg W. Va. in the office
of Geo. w. Feidt, before Geo. w. Feidt
Esq Register in Bankruptcy for said Dis
tr;et on the 30th day of June A. y. 1877 at
ii clock a. NJ.
All. TROXELL
Deputy U. S. Marshall for said District,
las messenger.)
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-06-23
WASHINGTON LETTER.

WASHINGTON D. c.. June 16, II
The speech of Gov. Tilden in New
York last night does equal honor to
his head and heart. Very sensibly,
he RETAINED from discussing the po-
litical situation, and with equal good
judgment made no charges against
the individuals engaged in the in
famous scheme by which he, after
being elected, was deprived of the
fruits of victory. Bnt he said:
"The men who were elected by
the people, President and Vice Pres
ident Of the United States were
counted out and those who were not
elected were counted in
Disclaiming any thought of the
personal wrong involved, he briefly,
but forcibly stated the dangers to
the country of allowing such pre-
cedent to be followed.
IneSe declarations are exactly
what was wanted from Mr.. Tilden,
and might with propriety have been
made at an earlier day. 1t is very
fortunate for the country, and for
the Democratic party, that the first
President counted in" should have
so conducted himself as to divide
his own party, and unite the people
generally against him. These indi-
cations of Republican division. and
of apprehension ON the part of the
Administration are manifold, but
few may be named.
LIST. The undisguised hostility OF
men like Conkling, Wade. Blaine.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-06-23

~Twelve States will hold cleo
tions during the present year, to wit
Kentucky, August 6; Vermont, Sep
TENDER 4; California, September 5;
Maine, September 10; Iowa and Ohio,
October 8, and Massachusetts, Mis-
sissippi,New York, Pennsylvania, Vir-
ginia and Wisconsin, November 6.
In four of these States Legislatures are
to be chosen, which will fu nish sue
cessors to like number of United
States Senators whose terms expire
on March 4, 1879, viz Kentucky, New
York, Ohio and California, in all Of
which tits probable the democrats will
be successful r.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-06-23

Chandler, Butler Cameron, Phillips,
etc., and the qualified opposition of
Morton, Kirkwood, and the great
body of Republicans of prominence.
End. The sudden change Of the
President in his utterances on the
financial question, undoubtedly caus-
ed by fear that his own State will
90 with the Democrats at the coming
election.
3rd. The unjustifi able attempt
to involve the country in a war with
Mexico, that the attention Of orr
people may be drawn from home
affairs to foreign affairs.
The rumor is current that Marsh
al Pitkin of Louisiana, just removed,
will not submit without fight. A
contest commenced within the Re
publican party in Louisiana, would,
in view of that party's history there
in the ten years ending with the
removal of Pitkin, probably bring
to light more bargain and sale, rob
berry, and other frauds, than any
equal period of American history.
The President has reconsidered a
previous decision and will go North
this month, reaching Boston by the
26th, and going thence to Rhode
Island, New Hampshire and Yer
mont. 1t is not believed that Sen
ator Blaine, when, there, very urgent
ly requested that the President go
as far East as Maine, but it is not
impossible that Portland may be ia
yored. The Southern trip, which is
undertaken in the hope of securing
support in giving the House an Ad-
ministration Speaker, will take place
later in the season.
1t is held by some to be significant
that Governor Hendricks has fixed
the limit of his absence from this
country to the 1st Oct. At that
time Congress meets and as Gov. Til
den and Gov. Hendricks both de
clared last night their belief that they
were elected and not Hayes and
Wheeler, people will connect the re-
turn Of Gov. II. with some proposed
action of Congress on the subject of
the November election.
1t is noticed as one of the "signs of
the times" that the camp meetings
prepared for and announced here and
adjoining portions of Virginia and
Maryland are less in number than
at any like period since the war.
There are organizations here and in
the two neighboring states owning
their grounds and having a direct
and large pecuniary interest in the
annual meetings, which will doubt
less cause the regular summer meet
ings to be held. But among both
white and colored people, outside of
such organizations, the meetings will
be much less numerous than usual.
This is without doubt result of the
universal "hard times" Dem.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-06-23
~Another broil is brewing

Another broil is brewing in
Mexico, and it is likely that. the
United States may have to play a
hand before the matter is settled. Our
troops have had to cross the Mexi-
can line recently in vindication ofthe
rights of American citizens. To this
Mexico objects, but. she receives
no sympathy as her subjects must
respect the American flag and Amer
lean citizens if they desire to es-
cape severe chastisement.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-06-23
- John G. Thompson, chairma

- John G. Thompson, chairman
of the Ohio democratic State commit
tee, is quite sanguine that the demo-
Gratis will carry Ohio. He says the
plank which will probably be adopted
at the convention next month will be
an endorsement of the policy of Presi-
dent Hayes, so far as it is in accord with
the doctrines which have always been
advocated by the democracy; a de-
mand for the unconstitutional repeal
of the specie resumption act, and the
restoration of the old silver dollar as a
legal tender in any amount for public
and private obligations.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-06-23

~Cadet Flipper, the negro cadet
at West Point, graduates with honor
this summer. He is spoken of as an
honorable colored gentleman, deserv-
ing of success.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-06-23

co. 1t is reported that a Congress
of the governors of all the states is to
be held at the White Sulpher Springs
in this state, some time this summer.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-06-23

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-06-23
BEATTY PIANO
Grand Square and Upright.

S3eSsS
From Jas. F. Regain, firm Regain & Car
ter, publishers Daily and Weekly
Tribune, Jefferson City, Mo-,
after receiving $500 in
strument, says:
"Piane reached us in good condition
/ am well pleased with it. 1t is all you
represent it to be-
From E. R. Baldridge, Bennington Fur
mace, Pa, after receiving 500
piano.
1.-THE Beatty" received 4th inst, all o.
X and comes fully up to your represen-
tation, and exceeds our expectations.
While don't profess to be judge in the
matter Mrs. j. does, and pronounces it
of very sweet tone and Is very much
pleased with it." =
Best inducements ever offered. Mon
ey refunded upon return of Piano and
freight charges paid by me Daniel F.
Beatty both ways if unsatisfactory, af-
tar test trial of five days. Pianos are
warranted for six years. Agents want>
ed. Send for catalogue. Address,
DANIEL f. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, U. $. A.
, 1877-12-13

HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY Goods!
|LSON BROS.

Have received direct 400 dozen En-
glish and French Silk Hdkfa., which
for superiority Of fabric and style,
and reasonableness in price, have no
equal. Also the largest stock Of
French Cambria Hemstitoh Fancy
Hdkfs. ever seen in this CITY,
Price $3.50 per do$--usual price,
Sl2 to $l6 doz. Is for Neokwear,
Silk Umbrellas, Dressing Robes,
Gloves, suspendera, &C., our stock
is several times as large as that Of
any competitor, and prices the low
est. Seeing is believing
81 & 60 Westinghouse, Chicago.
50 & Il Fourtll.st., Cincinnati,
4O8 North Fourth.st., st. Louis.
, 1877-12-13
LOUISIANA.

Investigation into Alleged Election Frands.
EEw ORLkANs, Dec. 1.-THE 1fH1ss says the sc.
norris which hnys been current for weeks pAat OF
esvok ednsas In tho Darfal-Acklea contest In the
Thlrd Congregational District have at last deSclop.
cd Into .omeihlng more dednlte thsu n,csu Fua.on.
Tho United States Distrtet.Astotney has died
erimiuai Information IN tho United States Circuit
Court agsiust 0eorSs u. Loud charging him with
Inducing IN otces By illegal u,sans 10 Tiolats BIZ
duty iu regard to certificate - u she true FcsQtt
Of the election In tho Parish Of lbeFsllls Tor Rep
rcsentative Ia Congress IN tho Third Congressional
district, II seems according to tho evidence ou
which tho Information i based. thas GeosKe Y.
iots, IN which va. the uams Of parrsl. apstfaeted
f(on. tho ba0t.box4n of tbs Parish Ut IbekTi liz,
sui about tb4t number with ta< aamo OF Aeklsn
upon them placed r. tlo 6o1ss. taas changing AZ ias
ehangs was discovered when the ballots were re-
counted under the order Of the Congressional Com.
n,ittee to tAke tcstilnunF: Two ar three OF tas
parties who It IL aa.d, aesisted In this Transaction
hAre made statements Of tho part theJ took 10 Z.
Loud was, under tho kellogg REHABILITATION, the
District superintendent Ut Educstion-
, 1877-12-13
6. " d. PEACOCK,
JEWELER,

Is receiving daily, direct from manufacturers, new
and beautiful designs in Watches. Diamonds, Gold
Chains, Necklaces, Silver Combs, Bracelets, and
many other goods not found elsewhere, which he il
Offering to the public at LOWER PRICES THAN
OTHER DEALERS. An examination solicited at
SO STATE-ST., N. W. Cor. Washington.
, 1877-12-13
The Southern Pacific Company Takes
the Wind from the Texas
Pacific Scheme.
Land Only Wanted BY the Promoters
Of the Former Enterprise.
The Rio 9randa Investigators Bee Nothing
Warlke On the Southwestern
Horizon.
CONKLING AHEAD.
Az AnE ROOSEVELT AND FRINGE.

SnFe4d' D'.oateA to me s"'eaaa m tribune.
WAhttiSu1"x' u. e. nec' I'-ihs lonc anu ex.
e1tlns contest oscf sew ORR nomination., u 'nat
ean be eallctt cohtest IN which the Ffesldent ma
Akeh NJ Pss, e1seps ~ suon.s'as. aa ~ 10 sns esn.
ate anu A"aae lho oecsalon VI taat ooo5. nas A.
length been decided. tonkiih9 mas woh n's hch''
and bis s'c'oFJ !" complete IN every
respect' Iht nomination OF ltooecFet ana ff'nce
to h' collector and Shsai o1eef feepees'7el5 o.
New YORK were rejected to'aa} oy a Fote OF "
!sn' ~. ~ ~ Mss ao n1a" -, - H. ras ,"ar
thla 'Hponant so'o "aa takeh "aa onc VI tno ,onR'
cat anu mosE fema'Rho'c tnat nas oeea "c'a 'os
many 5e""' 'ho scs'oh oetah
ABOUT ootoeA'
tnd d'd not adloafn ant'1 attcs6 D. - eooh ~ tac
doors OF tne chnmocF "ese e'oeeu' 1ne Ao9etse IT,
port Of mo Cohm'Iee OF commerce upon tne nom
tnanon OF nooscfe'I 10 Do SoHee'o1 was seao !tom
tae ciefks aesR aao us Hnes,o" saum'!!cu
oJ Tue *ee.t3cs4oea@ 1as'l '"ls non'"a'oa
~ eon11mea1 -. oa!a3u "aA .u' 1.sa Ma.s
ho took 'ne o1oaa sIo""a 'aa' '"e iles4oot nas
soo ERat uaoes too CONSTITUTION aA1 NV ~ 70
more ohcefs ana ma3e appo!nt"eh.H' 1nl1 ".s
positfoh that "as no' eon1saa'etea " any speaker
aaelh9 tho seoelo1' ihe o'seu.a'o" u .he 'c"ute'
of*ohlce aet wh1ca LOOK plaeo IN ING !Aa' EXECUTIVE
sese1on ot 1hussua5
SETTLED BEYOND QUESTION
tho right Of tho President 70 remove oalceF1 anA
to make appointments tn thelf places Without ex'
planning 10 the Senate hts reasons 70. such changes
Tho correspondence between conknR, ~ Chair"
man Of Tho Commerce Committee, and tho
Admn!stEatton on this Hnbjcet Was not
therefore, referred to In tho debate to-day. hsyar1
continued bis speech. stat!ng that he maintained
sno FEea'ae"ts lisns ~ MAXI shAnees !" puuhs
ot1ccr1. provided the persous TO Ia appointed
were 4ultable. Thiss to satd. was for tho
kenasc to decide. For h's part, be did
not think tho pseaent ancumbontss OF these
nf1tfn Afthdf AA1 Cornell. WefH rood
, 1877-12-13
WASHINGTON.

The Case Of Machine vs..
President Decided in.
the Senate.
Conkling's Phalanx Victorious
After a Protracted En-
gagement.
Defeat Of the New York Nomina-
tions by a Vote Of
rs TO 80.
Davis, Of illinois, and Four Other
Democrats on the Win
ming Side.
Only Six Republicans Vote
to Sustain the Admin
istration.
No Action to Be Taken on the
Silver Bill Before the
Recess.
But q Supreme Effort Will Be
Made to Pass Matthews
Resolution.
The Southern Pacific Company Takes
the Wind from the Texas
| Pacific Scheme.
Land Only Wanted by the Promoters
Of the Former Enterprise.
The Rio Grands 1nvesti gators See Nothing
Warlike On the Southwestern
Horizon.
, 1877-12-13
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

Loxpox, Dec. 12.-steAm4hps The Queen. from
Now York, and Ohio, from Baltimore. hare At
fiyed out.
EEw Topk, Dec. II. Arrived. stesuAhips
Utopia. FROM Londoai Gellest, from 1oudou.
, 1877-12-13

THE H49fAN4 f0RE#AKHED,
PIRysA. Dec 12,-For the last three DAYS the
Ru.,ian, knew TINT Os,nau paeha's nroyts!ons
were exhausted md that q sost;c wns preparing.
They received the news sunlnv that ho would
concentrate Ills whole army near tho brtdRs over
the River yId. This news was confirmed
during The nigh by Ten. sknt,clcfl, who dis
covered that the Turks Ind silently evacuated
tho Christina rrdn,ht and all tbs{r nositions IN
f;rcen r1t1. Gen. sknhe,cff occunfetf these. At
? IN the rnorn,ng 0.man crossed the yitt bYtwo
hr,,tpes. md attacked tic Russian positions
with such fury that they
c4prrnkn ktnur cAxuov.
anf1 in n few m;nutes almost auniht1atet1 the
stbIr,ky vrcnadicr regiment. The Turks then
found themselves under the Are Of
tvr,,roa conn,r of 4ho pusxl,n s.contl
,Inn md uo,. .t,.cre,1 hr ,hc crep.d,-r..
Win re*o,vcl n rc..r,,,,c thcir o,,n.. Thu
Turk. wcrn drtvcn 1art aftcr a f1f,,en ,ntnnte..
h.r,,,, n,,ht ,, to frc fr,n t,,r .hc1.
ta1 ~ VI, tart. ~ tho yj,l until 12:a0 n. nj.
WHEN tho nrIno rca.ed on both Sides and
cuortcr n, m hnnr fterward. 0.msn .cnt At,
enrov r., t,cat for surrender. Osman'. wounl
IN thc ico IAN :. mt ~ =. ,iou.-
n,,.s,.x nvv,c1.,. .crot,r.r ov rrx n.rr,,n mr.
rLEyNA.
LONDON, Dec, 12.-The Russian official ae-
count of the capture of rioYna confirms the de-
| tails ulreatiy te1cgrap p1c1. It says tho Turks
fought like lions Seven Pashus we're cup.
turcd. The counting OF prisoners a1,d trophies
Is not vet completed.
The Emperor was present to4lay at the
.hnnksrtyInp serytce held on ttu site Of tho
former beatiuuartcrs o! O.,nan Pasho.
THE czAn AND osxAx.
Lo.pos. Dec ia telegram from Yer
h,txa .ta,cs that the Car will start for It. pc-
tcrshurp I'M SATURDAY. lie has visited Osnnt
, 1877-12-13

for anch indt7itlual executive action ~ may
make war unavoidable.
THE IMPRESSION II GENERAL HERE
that tho complete diaintegation Of the
Ottoman Empire Is 1t hand on basis some-
what|f. like this: seryia independent ;
Egypt ditto; Ammonia to Russia; Bulgaria
to Rournanin, Albania to Greece and tho
remainder Of European Turkey left to the
snltan IT ho can hold It, possibly with a
British protec:orate, though, Of course. the
latter suggestion would at once set England
and Russio by tho ears.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-07
No Excuse For Being Sick.

No person can use Boschee S German
Syrup without getting immediate re-
lief and cure. We have the first case
of Coughs, Colds or Consumption, or
any disease of the Throat and Lungs,
yet to hear from that has not been
cured. We have distributed every
year, for three years, over $50, 900
Sample Bottles by Druggists in all
parts of the United States. No other
Manufacturer of Medicines ever gave
their preparations such test as this.
20 to your Druggist and get a bottle
for rs cents and try 1.-Two doses will
relieve you. Sample Bottles 10 cents
each.
Agents Crane & Brigham, wholesale
Druggists, San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-07
Ded d..

We regret to arn that Joseph 3 Car-
rell, of Paradise Valley, died at Napa,
California, last Wednesday night De-
ceased was brother ofGeorge Carroll.
one Of the pioneers of Paradise H
was man OF sterling integrity. and
highly respected by All who knew him.
His death resulted from BIight's
disease of the kidneys, which medical
men pronounce incurable. Deceased
was about ii years of age.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-07

John A Schafer. recently appointed
Administrator OF the estate of G. W.
Pordin, deceased. was arrested yester
day upon charge of having appropri
ated certain moneys belonging TO said
estate to his own use. His examina
ton will probably take place this after
noon. Schafer. who has the repnta-
ton of being an honest. upright citizen,
has been unfortunate in business and
was recently sdjudged a bankrupt.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-07
Mining experts.

A corps of San Francisco mining ez-
perts, who have been examining the
disputed bonanza in Eureka in the in
terest of the Richmond Company.
passed through last evening. Among
them were J. d. Hague. the
geoscgist of the Clarence King expedi
ton. which surveyed the 40th Parallel
through Nevada some years ago, and
the celebrated Ashburner.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-07

Board OF County Commissioners.
The Board of County Commissioners
met yesterday, pursuant to adjourn
ment, all the members being present,
and transacted the following business:
The official and additional bonds of
j. Fl. Job, County CLERK. James Buck.
ner, County Assessor. and A. j. Shep-
ard, County Treasurer, were presented
and approved; also, the bond of j. E.
Bannister as Road Supervisor for
Union Township.
An agreement was entered into be-
tween the Board and County Assessor.
by the terms of which the latter is
allowed $4,000 for assessing the
county:
Upon motion, the District Attorney
was directed to collect from the surities
of j. X. johnson the full amount for
which they were responsible.
1t was ordered that all officers
purchasing stationery for the county
get itemized bills for the same.
1t was further ordered that no
county officer shall be allowed to incur
any expenses other than what is neces
sary and incidental to their respective
offices, unless otherwise directed by the
Board of County Commissioners.
The Board adjourned for the term.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-07
A PLEAsA II TIME.
The Concert "a success Socially and
Financially.

The Concert "a Success Socially and
Financially.
The entertainment given at Centen
NAL Hall last night for the purpose of
raising funds to build sidewalk be
tween the upper aud lower towns was
well patroaized aud gave general salts
faction. The Brass Band, under the
leadership of Prof. Cox. played in-
spring airs, aud before the curtain
rose every seat was filed Each and
all of the singers and actors performed
their respective parts creditably, and
are entitled to the thanks of the entire
communi for the interest taken by
them in this laudable enterprise
Charles Eberly. of the City Bakery,
ever mindful of the wants of the inner
man, furnished bountiful supply Of
ice cream, which went off like hot
cakes. AT the close of the singing and
literary part of the programme Buck
ner's string band was brought into
requisition and young and old joined
in the dance, which continued until
l:3O O'Clock this morning. A more So
cial and pleasant time than that of last
evening is rarely enjoyed by the people
of any community.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-07
Is HE a QUAoK.
Ruflored Effect of the Treatment OF
"a Patent Medicine W. nder

Ruhlored Effect of the Treatment OF
Patent Aied5cine Vsnder
For some time past patent medicine
vender who yles himself Doctor"
Clark. has been treating patients in
Paradise Valley with Indifferent sue
cess. 1t WAS reported at one time that
he relieved patient with his nostrums
of tape worm eighteen feet long and
credulous folks were led to believe that
the doctor" was one of the most
learned physicians in the country.
Lately. however. it has been suspected
the be belonged to the lowest order of
cracks. wholly ignorant of the science
of medicine, and circumstances attend
ing the death of one or more Of his
unfortunate patients indicate that these
suspicious are we'll founded, We learn
from a reliable source, that at least one
child, who was subjected to his treat
ment, turned a purplish black imme-
diately after death, ana the opinion is
gaining ground that the change of
color, if not the death Of the child,
was caused by the doctors" treat
ment. There is an anti-quackery law
in force in this State, which protects
the public to some extent by providing
penalty for those who practice medi-
cine without having copy of their
diploma filed in the Recorders Office.
Has "Dr" Clark complied with this
law? If not he ought to be prose
cnted.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-07
1 New Mill Tar Tuscarora.

The Exc Independent is informed
by Sam Linktop, Superintendent of the
Grand Prize mine, that the company
has closed a contract with Messrs.
White e. Allen for the construction of a
twenty stamp mill as soon as practicable
nearaghe mine.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-07
A drunken Indian.

Sheriff Kyle arrested an Indian this
morning, who was so far civilized as to
get drunk before breakfast. The saw
age poinied ont the pale face who
furnished him the fire water The lat
ter proved to be dead head" traveller
aud he now enjoys the hospitality of
Humboldt in the county Jail, where
the Indian who is known as Bob
Smart. is also sleeping of the effects
of pint of rotgut.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-07

Most Refreshing and Healthful In
stitution is the morning bath, and 1t is
doubly beneficial when Glenn's Sulphur
Soap is added. Use it in preference to
the costly scented soaps, which some
times injure instead of improving.