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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-08-08
Four Fer cent. smbsoription.

Subscription to the four per cent. loan
July 81, 1861, $50. For four months ending
to-day; April, $4,97S.150; May, S7530,500;
June $685. 100; July, s19,272. 900. Total, $50,
S32 $50
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-08-08

The bill for the punishment of tramps
passed the New Hampshire House the oath
inst. 1t provides for punishment by impris-
onment from fifteen months TO fifteen wears
the former penalty being provided for any
person proven a tramp.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-08-08

The wholesale grocery house in GIN
cfnnati. of r. NJ. Bishop, Governor of Ohio.
has failed. liabilities SS50,o assets rot yet
known. The firm consists OF Gov. Bishop
and his two sons, He attributes his disaster
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-08-08

to shrinkage in all classes Of property and a
consequent failure in customers to meet obli-
cations 1t is thought the firm may pe able to
pay fifty cents on the dollar
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-08-08

praire chickens in Wisconsin until the 25th OF
August. The law which permitted the shoot
ing of chickens on he 18th of August was
amended last winter as above, and penalty
Of $40 for each bird killed before the time
mentioned added tosehe law.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-08-08
stnrrr, IN roronto.

4 terrific storm passed over Toronto,
Aug. 4. doing great damage. IIailstones fell
Is large as large walnuts.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-08-08
milwaukee, Produce Market.

GRAIN-wheat opened strong and q c higher, and
closed strong; No. hard 81 1917 No. ], 1.16h /;
No. 2, lea; July 1871 August 9995c; September
93ac. Corn quiet; No. 3 39l4c. Oats easier; No.
2, 26lac. Rye steady; No. l, 54c Barley unsettled
and higher; No cash and August 90c; September,
new SO.
PROVISIONS irmer but quiet; mess pork 1915
cash and July. Lard, prime steady at S7.121a.
Chicago Produce Market
GRAIN Wheat opened unsettled and closed
stronger and higher for No. red winter 30 Gt96|ac;
No. . do 95L3 cash; s3c August No. Chicago
1861 cash and July; 9t%Gl95c August; 901aGr9D5sc
September; No. Chicago 90e. Corn active; al
35S@39Ac cash; $685. July; 382ic August; 38Bc
September; rejected 37Ise. Oats fairly active ana
irregular; new 2Gc old 27c cash; 26 &C July; 22as
August: 22Ac September. Rye in far demand; at
SIC. Barley weak; demand fair and higher; at 73c
cash; 9iia 095c September.
PROyISIONS-Po Pork fairly active; at S955 cash !;
o.571s09.65 August; 9.721a09.75 September Lard
steady; at S7.20b7 12z August. Bulk meats steady;
at 800, 6.00J625.
New York Produce Market.
GRAIN-wheat, spring quiet and winter lower; re-
ceipts 3SS, 600 bushels No. Chicago S1G7; No.
roc; Milwaukee l.18; ungraded winter red western
LOT; No. 2 do 1.07; No. amber 100; No. ] amber
I.I161.I3, uDgraded white 1903; white state 1875.
Rye, western 60Q65c. Corn firm: receipts TIA 200
bushels: ungraded 45d149c; No. g. 47e; steamer 47a
GB4skc; No. white 551n5515c. Oats quiet receipts
93 1000 bushels; No. white $50: No. D. 34034Iac; do
white "a 4Gt35c; No. /, 35c; do white 371ac; white
western 37hc.
PROVISIONS-PorS,m mess SI0.300D10.62ls. Beef
dull and unchanged. Cut meats, western long clear
middes S6.l2Ha city CTS. Lard, prime steam 1874
0u7.4G.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

curly plotv 1OTUAOS, ouu you Try 10 pos
sess your soul in patience.
The door opens. She comes radiant
and smiling, in the loveliest of new Co.'S
tunes, pinned back 10 tight that she
creeps toward you like . snail, and you
mentally wonder how abe is ever going
to step high enough to get into the car
riage; and her hat is 90 becoming, and
her black lace scarf increases the white
ness of her neck 80 much, and she tells
You so sweetly that you feel infinitely
obliged to her for doing it, and feel for
the moment as il the highest and most
supreme delight of existence could be
found only in waiting for her to "get
ready."-Kase Thorn.
At Dwight, H., very successful
trial Of Senator Randolph's ditcher
took place. The machine cut ditch
forty rods long and twenty -four inches
deep, and six inches at the bottom.
This ditch was cnt in one hour and q
hall, including changes and the neces-
sary stops. The power used was eight
horses. This ditch ran through q slough,
then timothy sod, next in q corn. field,
and then in land which had grown up 70
weeds. This test was considered salts
factory by the civil engineer, Mr.. w. F.
Mates. under whose direction the trial
was made. This machine will cut q ditch
forty inches deep. but. owing the late
ness Of the hour, VAS not put down to
the full capacity.
There are thirteen Methodist Sunda =
schools in Utah, with Q membership Of
977.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

MISS OsBoRNR's PATCHES. Lu.
cy A. Osborne, Of New Milford, whose
scalp, right ear, and part of the right
cheek were torn of in September, 1874,
by machinery in which her hair caught,
and who has since been at New York
hospital, is now at home. A new scalp
has grown upon her head by grating
thereon OF minute bits OF skin. The
pieces we're contributed from the arms
Of the hospital surgeons. The total
number OF pieces used in this opera
ton was $4,000. One of the surgeons
contributed from his person 1902
pieces, and another gave S65. The ap-
pearsnce Of the scalp now is similar
to that Of healed wound. OF course,
there can be no growth of hair thereon.
The eyes still present slightly drawn
appearance. The wounds Of the cheek
and ear have been neatly dressed, the
former leaving scarcely scar. In the
6rst Of the grating process bits Of skin
the size of nickle pieces were employ
cd, but not with good success, and, :.
the suggestion Of the English surgeon,
much smaller pieces we're substituted,
and with excellent results. Miss o.
borne is now twenty-five years old.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14
A DEODORIZED
EXTRACT OF PETROLEUM.
Tho Only Article that will Restore
Hair on Bald Heads.
WHAT THE WORLD HAS BEEN
WANTING FOR CENTURIES.

The greatest discovery Of our day, far - large
portion Of humanity H. concerned. i. Csrbolins. an
complete ana radical cure in Cas- Of Ssldness ss
.c az ,s aa ia 70 . ne sc: he's
growth Of hair u also brngs back the natural color
out 81 Ss Ss me ss
and ;hs II
glands which nOurish the hair. To arrest these
causes the article used must possess medical ~ we'll
= chemical virtues and the change must begin under
IKE many s'o osssr
wonderful di.coveries !! !: found to consst Of sle
the article which . made to work such extraordinary
resulss but II T. after Il has been chemically
condition for the toilet 1t in faron Russia that
the effect Of Petroleum unon the hair was FIRST OBJ.
partially bald headed servant Of his, when trimming
the lamps, had habit Of wPIng his oll.besme ared
~ y Vy @ ' sna
The names and even the tails Of horses, Which had
These exp ss.dsG to III. World ou
the knowledge was practically useless to the prema.
sd :: o scs
dressing for the hair. But the skill Of one Of our
process known only 70 himself he has. after very
elaborate and costly experiments. succeeded IN de
being handled AZ daintily rs the famous Eau de
Cologne. The experiments made with the deodorized
most Astonishing results lew applications ' Whers
the hair was thin AMI falling gave remarkable tone
and yigor 70 the scalp and hair Every particle Of
and the liquid 30 searching In it, nature, seems to
penetrate to the roots at once and set up radical
change from the start. It Ia well known that the
most beautiful cOlOrs are made from petroleum, and
BY some mysterious operation Of nature the use Of this
article gradually imparts beautiful light brown
color to the hair, which. by continued use, deepens
to black. The color remains permanent for an IN:
definite length Of time and the change Is 30 gradual
that the most intimate friends scarcely detect its
progress. In word. 1t 10 the most wonderful dis
cOvery OF the age, and we'll calculated to make the
prelnaturely bald and gray rejoice.
We advise our readers to give trial. feeling sat-
is1ed that one application will convince them OF its
wonderful effects-Fttsbur0h Commercial Of October
~. 1871
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14
The Term Porte.

The term " Porte." which is used to
denote the administrative government
OF the Ottoman Empire, and includes
the Sultan, the Grand Vizier, and the
great Council of State, had its origin
in this way In the famous institutes
established by the warrior. Sultan, Ma.
homed H., the Turkish body polite
was described by the metaphor of q
stately tent, whose dome rested upon
four pillars. 1.-THE Viziers formed the
first pillar, the Judges the second, tho
Treasurers the third, and the Score
taries the fourth" The chief seat oil
government was fguratively named
1.-The Lofty Gate OF the Royal Tent,
in allusion to the practice of earlier
times. when the Ottoman rulers sat al
the tent door to administer Justice.
The Italian translation Of this name
was LA Porto Sublima." This phrase
was modified in the English to the
Sublime Porte" and finally the id
jective has been dropped. leaving il
simply 1.-THE Porte"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14
A Silenced Father.

The other day a boy about fifteen
years of age entered . grocery store on
Grstiot avenue, and after looking
around for few n inutes he secreted 9
loaf OF bread under his coat and started
out. He was overhauled on the street
by the grocer who was shouting for an
officer, when the lads father came along
and cried ont:
"What ! Is it my Thomas? Has my
Thomas colne to be thief Take him
to the station at once T.
You want him locked up, do you p
asked the grocer.
II do! A child of mine who steals
shall 60 to prison! Thomas is wild.
bad boy !"
And who made me 20 T. cried. the
boy as he looked around on the crowd.
"Mother-mother died three years ago,
and father there hasn't spoken one kind
word to any Of the children since! !
havn't slept in tho house night for
monthsi See here, how he beat me!
Look at the bruises on my arms!"
Thomas, you know I'm kind to all
Of you," replied the father, as the lad
barred his arms.
Kindt Have you ever read us q
word about Heaven, as m-mother used
to? Have you ever seen her grave but
the oncer Have you sent us to school
When I've worked haven't you pounded
me till I gave up the money!"
But-but Thomas, you are thief, u
stammered the father.
I'll haven't got . shirt to my
namel" continued the boy, "a he threw
open his coat, land Sam and Mary are
worse of. 'causo they are barefooted.
There hasn't been fire or wood in our
house for two days, and when I came
here to steal this bread thp children
were in bod shiver,,ug and starvingl II
yod don't believe A. come along with
me?"
The crowd believed it; there were
tears in the boys eyes and a culver to
his chin, and when the father went ia
rsmonstrate q man in the crowd seized
him, shook his heels in the air and
yelled:
"You old Satan, you are loafer and
gutter drunkArd, and know it, and
il you ever lay hand on one o. the chill
dren again I'll follow You to Texas but
what Ill break every bone in you,
body"
Let the boy go!" cried the crowd,
and he WAS released. More, he WA
given more bread and provisions thar
he could carry home at ono load. DE
irois Free Press.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14
What Hsppened.

0innie's mamna w. going down
stairs 10 make tasts, - che aaid:
"Now, Minnie. Keep quiet and vateh
ooon."
"But, mamma, I want odo too," end
Minnie drew her little dripping hsads
ont Of the basin where shs vas washing
her dolly's clothes. and began 70 get
down from her chair.
"No, Minnie" said mamma. lyon
stay here like good girl and take care
OF brother"
"Why. mammal!
Because mammA says co." and
mamma tarned 10 the door.
"But mamms. plsaths mamma, tell
me whyf"
"Donf ask again. dear"
"But mamma, I want to know tsnt ]
do tool"
Mamma thought che would not repeat
her order, 90 she went 10 the kitchen
and vaa busy rolling out her pastry
when Minnie, with vet apron and soapy
hands, crept slowly and softly into the
room. Mamma felt sorry because her
little girl did mot mind her, 90 she did
not speak. Minnie came closer and
closer, and at last leaned on the table
and swung her feet, but still her
mamma took no notice OF her.
Oh, how Minnie longed TO reach out
her hand and try to make some tarts,
too But she knew she was in disgrace,
and she did not dare to do 90. At last
she grew tired Of her mamma's silence;
% she ventured to ask. Mamma, Why
You look tho tho.ry for :"
because my little girl WAS naughty,
and didn't watch her little brother"
But mamma. 'twathn't any uthe. !
iuth told bod to thend down two Of hith
very betht angelth to watch baby till l
canned down to help You make tarts,
and then let the water run loud in the
bathin, tho whom he openth bis eyeth
he won't CRY and trouble the
angelth-Mamms, Why DO you run
away tho fatht when I'm telling your"
Very tesrful was Minnie while her
mamma was wiping the water from
the floor and trying to comfort the baby;
and she said over and over again, "Oh,
mamma, I'm tho thorry I'll never do
tho any more +"
Then mamma said she would forgive
her; so Minnie dried her eyes, and
looking at the large wet spot, said
I think tho the angelth might have
turned the water of. anyhow, don't you,
mamma .'-Christian Union.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14
The article 10 telling Its own story In the hands Of
thousands who are using 1t with most gratifying and

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The article 10 telling Its own story In the hands Of
thousands who are using II with most gratifying aud
W: II. BRILL CO.. Fifth Avenue Pharmacy say:
1t affords US pleasure to add names to your A.
ready long list Of for your valuable
Hair Restorer, "Carboline." We have sold prepare.
iOns for the hair for upwards OF twenty years. but
have never had to cell well give such unver.
sal satisfaction. We have examined your Carboline
with the greatest care, and nnd It contains nothing
whstever injurious to the hair or general health We
therefore recommend 1t with confidence to our
friends and the general public.
MR.. GUsrAvUs r. HALL, Of the Oates Opera
Troupe, writes "After six weeks use am convinced,
and is producing wonderful growth Of hair where
good effects from the Of CarbOlne are brought to
my notice every day, to such extent justify
c. II. SMITH, Of the Jennie Hight Combination,
writes: fter using your CarbOline three weeks,
convinced that bald heads can be 're.haired It's
SIMPLY wonderful In my case"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

The SCOTCH PEoPLs.-No armed le.
gions are required to keep them
loyal. There are probably not two
thousand soldiers this day in all Scot
land, and they are there merely for re-
cruiting and keeping few OF the fort
resses in order. The population to-day
is barely up to four millions, and will
probably never be greater, tor the
young men and women in the lower
walks OF life immigrate to the colonies,
where many rise to distinction and &C.
cumulate fortunes. Bengal is said to
belong to the Scotch, on account Of the
mspy offices occupied by them. They
are Woodworking people, remarkable
for their skill in farming and garden
ing; but they have mortal aversion
to sweeping streets or digging mud, aud
yet they will work eighteen hours out
Of twenty-four on their own farms in
the long days of summer and autumn.
There IL probably not q single Scotch
man this day employed rs street
sweeper in any of our large cities.
Those who are too proud to work enlist
a. soldiers rather than dig or beg. The
relation between the MOBILES and the
people is very friendly. especially in
the Highlands, where the poorest, who
bear the names Of their landlords,
claim kinship with them, and have the
claim allowed. Not landlord has
been shot or murdered in all Scotland
during the past two hundred years by
his tenants.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

A Knoxville Judge delivered the fol-
lowing opinion IN the case of Middle
Tennessee lawyer: While his beauty
has been somewhat enhanced recently
BY falling, faceiorsmost, from . second
story window to . cobble-stone pave.
ment beneath. it is nevertheless the
opinion OF the court that he remains
the ablest lawyer and the ugliest man in
the State.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

THE YELLOWSTONE AS A TROUT
STREAM.-At every halt along the river
everybody would fish or paw around
among the beautiful pebbles over which
the river flowed for specimens. In both
instances the reward for ones trouble
was sure to be most satisfactory. The
trout, white fish and greyling took the
grasshopper bats that were thrown
them with the greatest avidity. This
may seem strange with regard to the
whitefsh, as their reputation on the
great lakes for taking the hook is moi
the best, yet here they proved better
biters than the trout. General Sher.
man, in his report on the National Park
says he does not believe there is finer
trout stream III the world than the Up
per Yellowstone. As far a. our espe-
rience goes, it is certainly magnifi.
cent river for fishing. / doubt il any
on the continent will surpass it in the
number of it's fish, although Lake Su.
perior and all its northern tributaries
and most Of the larger tIout streams Of
New England and Canada contain
larger aud more gamesomo fish.
ter 10 C!erela"d Leader.
The coarsest father gains . new i'm
pulse to labor from the moment of hil
babys birth; he scarcely sees it when
awake. aud get it is with him all ths
time. Every stroke he strikes 10 fol
his child.-T W. Higg'1soH.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

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gray or falling out.
Gives the hair rich and beautiful
appearance.
Is the best hair preparation In he
market.
Immediately arrests the falling OF
Of the hair.
Cures all diseases Of the scalp.
Is the natural nourlshment for the
hair.
Prevents decay In the hair bulbs.
Buy it. You will never regret It.
Causes the hair to Grow luxuriant.
ly and naturally.
IL destined ~ become . household
word.
10 not . dye-restores the 10
naturally.
Was never known 10 fall In q
single INSTANCE.
IL the best preparation the world
ever saw.
Certain to cover your head with Q
flne growth OF hair.
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The NE plus ultra Of Hair Ne
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It is the best thing I ever used. u
common expression.
Is doing wonders on bald heads.
l never saw tho beat Of Il, 10
spoken every day.
10 the talk ali over town.
IL worth its weight In gold.
Il praised BY every one who hai
tried IL.
IL thu cr0wning success In the
medical world.
Is cold by al dealers In medicine.
Has been endorsed BY the highest
medical authority.
Creates q new growth OF hair In
three weeks.
An elegSst preparation prepared
from Petroleum.
The mot effeetuai Hs'r Hestorei
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Ke-rs the hair moist and the lead
cool
II free from Irritating and p dso;i
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10 Q price On boom % snletei hn-
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Recemme nds ns-f. Que trial VII
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Ciy,s weak and sickiy hair the
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

There are thirteen Methodist Sunda ,
schools in Utah, with Q membership Of
977.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-04
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

IL In reported that y consultation, par
ticipated In by those Republicans now In
Washington who q year ago went 10 Louis,
lana 70 witness the counting OF the vote
Of that State, and Of others who were
prominent In tho management Of the cleo
toral count, was held yesterday. for tho
purpose Of considering what. II anything,
ought ~ DO done In behalf Of tho members
Of the Louisiana Returning Board. now ON
trial. No particulars have been obtained.
FL. 0oyernor ]. Madison Wells, In ac-
eorJance with an arrangement made on
Saturday, surrendered 10 Sheriff Houston
Al Riogolets Station, on the New Orleans
and Mobile Railroad. whcrc he has been
sojourning since his departure from New
Orleans about Q week ago. The dovornor
Will return 70 New orleans 'o-day, hna
give ball Tor MS appearance whoh wah'eu'
L. Demarlo who brought to Washington
the petition OF the iietnrn,ng hoarn 70 Az
.oeiAte Justice bradley asA'ns TOT rrani,
isr OF ,neii c.'es ~. W. orissn.
Ne .,v, th,t ,i,bonrh Judge bradley has
rcfa.ci 10 rrsnt the prayer Of tho petition.
ora, they still have an appeal 10 the U. 3.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-04
pIpER's NEW OPERA HOUSE.
last Appearances OF niss wiiies-
The Uuion square Company.

- a. u,,.. In viz.
Az fiPers Ne~ oPo's
ginia City. last Saturday evening" 'ne pro-
er,mme vas varied and pleasing. In or
a.. a. .,.hI. MI. wilton 10 leave In time
uei =, an.
TO reach Reno before the departure VI m'
train for San Francisco. change 10 the
order Of the bill was made. In accordance
With this. the performance commenced
with tho fourth act Of Marble Heart,
Miss Wilton appearing - Mile. marco and
Mr.. Maeder a. Raphael DuehaleI MI.
Edwards presented the character Of Vo-
lage. The other actors did ~ well q
usual.
Tho recitation. "Curfew shali MOI hing
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-04

SIzr or rnE AuoER.-Mr. John Conlin.
Of Silver City. has sent . solution Of the
suger problem. The sizs Of the anger In
inches il 29.2. This agrees with the result
obtained by Professor Ewing OF tho vir.
GINA Third Ward school. Joseph Frankel
Of Gold Hill solved the problem In . dill.
feront way. but obtained the same result.
MAspAxusEp.-R. Z. Arick claims S7os
from Virginia City on account Of $500
loaned the corporation July 22d. 1864. He
has obtained Q writ Of rnAndanus COM
manding tho Treasurer VI that city 10 ap-
pear In court on the 9th instant aud show
cause why he refuses TO pay the same.
HEAVY wISD.-D During the wind-storm
which ragged in Virginia to-day tho largo
window In Evans restaurant, Interna-
tional Hotel building. was blown out
and broken. The molding waa fairly forced
from It's place by tho wind. Tho loss
will amount TO Sis.
ECLIPSE or THE MooS.-0n the morn
ing Of the 18th instant there will be = par
tial eclipse Of moon lasting i've and one
hall hOufs. anu Nisluio cvsr Whctu oAcrps
In Europe and Africa. Tho middle Of tho
eclipse occurs At . O'Clock A. n.
ASuNBgR OF men arc kept employed
cleaning out the v.gutters on q street.
Virginia City.
JOHNNY sKAE left for Ban Francisco last
Friday evening In company with j.. d.
0verton.
CArrAiS CASAvAS. superintendent OF
the New York mine, has gone 70 California.
TIE Town Trustees Of Gold Hill will
hold . regular nesting this evening.
MIS-. BovERs, tho Wsshoe Hecress. 10
now telling fortunes In Virginia City.
The price OF beef has advanced two
cents . pound during tho past month.
PrPKH's dramatic company will appear
In Carson City this evening.
drsxRAL J. n. K~IrrRxLL. Of Carson. 10
In Virginia City.
The Baptist Church In Virginia 10 being
reprinted.