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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-20

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or TIE guHKKA n pALrsADE RAILROAD
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09

Fiendish ingenuity in devising ways to
make money can scarcely 20 to viler ex-
tremes than that it has touched in dragging
from its sepulcbre the body Of the late Mr.
Stewart. Several similar dissertations o
he grave have been reported within q
comparatively short time, and the publ,
will remember that an attempt of the SAM
nature against the remains of Presiden
Lincoln was prevented by timely discov.
cry of the horrible scheme. Rich mems
bodiea or the bodies of those in whom 70,
any bett, t,erreason than their wealth grea
interest is taken, bid fair at ibis rate to be.
come merci anJise in our American cities
as the bodies ofpoor way farers did In Edin,
burg in the da, ,s Of Burke. ,'
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09

The tounty of the people of the United
States towards the ,ilies and towns af1ict
I'd with yellow fever, surpasses anything
If he kind heretofore known. Some mil
IONS OF dollars have been contributed, and
now, when the epidemic has nearly ceased,
tie authorities and the relief societies in
Memphis, New Orleans and other places
nave large funds unexpended. while in
many Of the contributing Giles there art
considerable balances that could be remit
ted if they were needed. All these surplu.
finds should be united, and eitt er invested
fr future emergencies, or employed te
provide against future invasions ofthe pes.
Hence, with special appropriation tc
pay the expenses of a scientific commits.
sion to inquire into the origin and nature
Of the disease.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09

Gambeaa, the foremost man in Franc
.o-day, took.psr in Sunday meeting held
t,tely in Paris, in Support OF establishing
etiDols to teach the children Of working
men the use of tools along with the olhei
semenis Of primary edues tiob- He spoke
vice, aud let his great influence in behaIt
Of plan that promises so largely to be q
successful Substitute for the old method OF
apprenticeship, which has partially ceased
both in the old world and in the new. H
,sse.ted tn At France, to show itself Re
uolic in fact as well as in name, must al,
. it that the workmen are secured the
'eans of Improvement, and that the risin.
generation should feel and know that theiI
real interests were being cared for. This
ne said, could not be better done than BY
making them masters Of their trades and
seiul citizens and, gor d men.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09
II. n. Kunkel'sg ustral & E. #
Kunkel's Shampoo for
1glu the, HAIR s-r2 r,rr.,

hair Cleaner In the worldY they remove
dandrutf. alley irritation, soothe and cool
the heated scalp, prevent. the hair from
falling off, and promote the growth In a
very short time, They preserve and beau.
lfy thehalr. and render II soft and glossy,
pearence TO braid and wiry hair, and 90 a
hair dressing they are e~unriva led; eradi-
cate dandI uf and prevent badness. The
Shampoo cleans the hair, removes greece,
scruf, itching, eruption. u Cures headache
causedby heat and fatigue. Kunkel's
nral and glossy color, restore faded, dry
harsh and wlry hair, Price per bottle 81.
Ask your drugg! for them or send to e. +
Kunkel, Proprietor, No. M9 North Ninth;
treet oD'!adel nhie
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09
tECON0MIZB.

Inieyery detail of private life the cost Of
living. w sges and clothing has fallen one
hslf. The purchasing power OF 500 has
two. fold within ten years. In the mean
time rents and tho value of real estate
have shrunk In response to the inability OF
bousekeepers TO pay high rents or buy good
houses. This is fairly stated. Every store
keeper innthe city is groaaing under ex'
pcnse which his profits do not enable him
to meet. There is not q head OF family
within our limits that has not been com
PEELED to deprive himself or his children % OF
some comfort for the reason that his in
come or wages have fallen OFT largely. In
ths midet of this condition of things the
P, eeident of the Board of Education comes
tore Council and asks, nay demands
s66,0OO for the Board. The same. OLD
$4,000. In the names of common sense, Ii
the School Board above the rule (which
eonpels lessened expenses and economy
Il Is q cruel wrong upon the taxpayers u
continue to psyiihe enormously high sala
ri..s to school teachers which are low (pait
t, them. Only think of paying $500 pc
year to- girl;1bs city has educated, TO
teaching about thirty-six weeks in tb
year, class In the alphabet or words o
ole Tor two. sytlables, while skiii.'
mechanic " hop has served an alprensicesOll
o come yesJs to y trade can do no better
Ii bis wages have been brought5down b
ths iron ne.ssity of the tiraes from 81
per week to S5, 10 it honest to compel hi,i
20 psy as much taxation now as then, t
tnable the School Board to pay Miss Luc
or Bessie the wages of war dimes? Th
pl lin duty Of CITY Council is to resi.t Il
payment OF the tax, unless it 10 broug Ii
down to . figure In some way cor
s,nant With every other expense. II III
Board OF Education feel aggrieved til
courts are open 70 pray MaDdSmus, AM
then the prrse ut extravsgaDt action OF tlnf
body will be brought to light II the way,
of teachers were increased to meet W.
prices, now that We have swung back t
ante-war prfcys, 10 it not tair to relegaI
teachers to their former compensation.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09
Politics in japan has charming sim

Politics in japan has . charming sim
plici,y about it. A society callel the "Ps-
rio ism Advancing Society" has recently
besn established. the members Of WHICH are
determined 70 bring about administrative
reforms Their me hods are very direc'.
As vigorous mea.utes are required they
have notified the Mikado in advance that
hey intend 10 assassinste his leading min.
isters, beginning with Kido, Okuoo ana
Iwakura, and after some litus spacs-pro'
bably for whetting their swords-okuma'
Ito, Kuroda and Kawardji are to be SINH
Ilarly dealt with. The society has been a.
good as its word. Two of the obnoxious
NJ Ministers have already been dispose of'
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09
soovon DEMANDsD.

The Psunsylvapla Globe Gaslignt Com
p,uy ,uJ are nov preparing to submit propo'
alton to Council. which will save the Guy
large sum of money in the cost of lishfins IT,
The Compapy viii light and care for Gil sne
lamps now lighted With coal OIL for spe>
ciac Gum par year, and net trouble tne
,amp committee, as it Is now annoyed Wild
1 most daily requisiiions .ior glass; giooes'
ETC., The citizens know but little OF the
vast number Of leaks upon the public urea
sury.. anzat4 f"3 . ~. oo
In this m after of lighting at least slE ooo
nor auunm car be saved, and the members
d. Council are resolved to try and DO So
There sre now four hundred oil lamps
Rbieb cost on an average for oil lighting
aud repairs about Sc 600 per annnm, There
are $500 gas lamps costing over sl4'ooo.
We are informed by well-info.med persons
hat the city can be lighted for SIC, 600 per
YEAR better than at present, as one super
vlsing power will see to the care of the
lamps. We ask public attention and
inquiry to the matter, as in these times our
necessities demand that every means b.
taken to reduce expenses, without which
taxation cannot be lessened. yr 1T
Every citizen should inform himself upon
this and other things affecting taxation,
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09
a III
EOUALIZE TAXES.

City Council is doing wsll, and can earn
for itself enduring reputation by making ap
effort to equalizs taxation. The entire bur
den now falls on real estate, and persona
property, which needs as much municipal
prot ection 10 reality goes almost scot fres
Of all taxes. Horses, carriages, market
privileges, score of different things should
,e. taxed If there BE any doubt about th'
5ower OF Council to regulate the taxes by
,rdinance, an act of the Legislature grant
M such power should be asked, and M
! ubt Messrs. sharpley and Ware, both ex
client and intelligent men, will give th'
: Itstter careful attention at Dover. o..
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09
RA1IRoADs.

lHTy,A DELPhiA. wILMLEEGTONAND
RALTfMOkER RAILROAD.
sept. ssrd 1878.
rr.ins win leave Wilmington - soii""
ssal,,ateip,,ia = ana fHtsrmediate static a. =,
rs. SlO. ,s0O, 8 ~, 10 %. 2. 10. z~
pailadeiphts ana New York. 2 %. B "A Q IA,
gaitimore and intermediate stations, . "
ssltimore and Washington. II 81, H. "
am. 1854, u SO, 500, p m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave iCi
Ssw Castle 82D, B15, am, ] VI, ~ P. 10. :.
Harrington and intermediate statlon1 10
srn,i US. q sop m. q IL
Dslrnar and Intermediate stations 10
q. m. los, p. m.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations
! lua m, 90 8 80 p nj. q
t,htladelphia and New York. W. 5 a nj
3aItimore and W Washington. II tf. IL "a.
Y For further information passengers are
teferred TO the time tablespcSted at the DC
pot. ,.
f iuns-iy h.F hHTTEi 'Nupss
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09
There should be no difficpltv in exc

There should be no difficulty in exclud
- sewer gas from dwellings, when ther,
90 man !. alunbers within reach. 1t i.
y ,dsr;abis that it o."lv hseds a com para
lively small amount Of ski. 20 put traps
nto soil pipes at the proper places, sndse'
cure wholesome atmosphere in every
house. 1t undoubtedly is accomplished in
a great many residences; why cannot it be
done in all?
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09
THE NEXT. .GON6AEsS,

Or the 230 Representatives 40 far elec,e'
TO the Asa Congress, the Democrsts NJ !
be considered SIRE 142, The Republican.
of lS0, and the Greenbaekers Of s. 1h,s
makes total Of 280, leaving nine Con.
gresslonal disiric's in doubf. The dlstric r
we have cIassed as doubtful are the 2ar
Florida, the 17th Illinois, the 9Th Ken
tucky, the 9th Missouri, the 16 b and 81
New York, the 3D. North Carolina, and the
9th Texas districts the contests are betwee,
Democrats and Greenbackers; in the Other
Elk districts, between Democrats and Re,
pGblieans. b Should the Democrats prove
to have carried all these doubtful districts
their strength in The next House would b.
l5i, which is three less than they now
have from the thirty-seven States in which
elections have been held. This defcienc,
would, however, be more than made up by
the co. cooperation OF portion of the Green.
bacxers. q. ' '' ..@h. 'al"
supposiug The doubtful districts 10 have
been carried by the other candidates, the
Democrats would have in the next House
t42, the Republicans 1856, and the Green
hackers eleven Of the members thus fat
elected. ri. ..:
1t is to be presumed that the Democrats
will add to their numbers, one or two mem
bern from California. Should they ado
two from that State, they would still need
the support Of three Greenbackers to give
them anajority. Should they add none,
they would need the support of five,
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09

The Best Qualify of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
THE MOST RELIA2LE PROP PRIErARY
MEDICINES,
At Ninth and Market,
Choice PERFUMERY, CCLOGNEs &c
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment Of HAIR, TOOTH and
5 NAIL BRUSHEE, ..
'"' At Ninth and Market.
A choice Imported Key West Pride of Key
West or Grauley Cigar, "
AT WILLIAMS
Choice FLAVORING EXTRACTS, Strong
lf and Pure, 7e 3d no
at Ninth nd Market. {
AT WILLIAMS.
Fine AMEnIcANi AND IMPORTED SOAPS,
At Ninth and Market.
Get the Best" WILLIAMS SAPONA-
"a CEOUs DENTIFRICE.
.u vnS., yay L LAT W1LLIAMs' Il
Choice Goods, Accuracy lin dispensing, aR9
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION sTORE,
may4tf Corner Ninth and Market.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09

EVERY EVENING crows over the mention
of its patrons name In the London Times.
When did The Times say kind word OF
any one but he whose policy advantsged
English interests The Times has beer
ever the unrelenting enemy Of American
industry, and during the war villi6ed and
abused every sdvoeate of the geograp phical
unity of the, country. l,......,.....,,.,
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09

During the election excl ement, Meadows,
Ryan, Cox sp' Ss4tterIee, the murdersrs Of
DR.. Brazell In Dewitt county, made boIn
attempt to escape from the County Jail,
which was frustrated. Three of the prison
ers have been convicted Of murder in the
fret degree.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09
MEDICAL.
e. r. Kunkel' Bitter Wine
OF iron.

E,F, Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine o.
Iron VIII eFectnally cure liver complaint,
-laundice, dyspepsia, enrepte 81 nervous
debility. chronic niarrnOee saiaeas0 OF yne
4ldneys aad al diseases arising rom 2
iisordereu liver, stomach or fntestfnes
such as constipation, f.tulence, inward
ii es, full ness o. blood to the head, acloltS
II the stomach, nausea, heartburn, DISCUS
for iood fullness or weight ID the stomach,
sore eructations, sinking or futterlng ~
me pit OF the stomach, swimming Of the
aead. hurried or difficult breathing, duttel'
lngs at the heart, choking or sufocatinf
sensation when lii lying posture. dimness
OF VISION, dots ur webs before The sight
dull pain in the head, deficiency OF sres-
pirattuh, yellowness OF the skin and eyes,
pain In tae side. back, head, chest, limbs
sto sudden fushes OF hest; burning4n the
desh, constant imaginings OF eviIand great
ieF ression CT spiri g., Price 81 per bottle,
beware OF coun terfe1ts. Do not let your
ruggist palm of some other preparation
ufirOn he may say 10 q good but ASH for
Hunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. Take nc
ther. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron is not
sold in bulk-only IN 81 bottles. K. =, Kun
1el, Proprietor, NO. $50 North Ninth Street
Philadelphia. Pa. sold by all druggists.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09
Tape Worm Removed Alive

Head aud all complete, In two hours
No fee till head passes, seat, pin ano
stomacn warns removed. by DR., KunKel
% ,orth Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
5eno for circular, gFOrremoving seat, ytn
II stomach worms call On yenr druggist
and AK for bette OF Kuphei's Worm
syrup, price 81. 1t never tails Commap
other wC rms can se readily removed
The Morning herald., 1878-11-09
LOTTERIES.

81 Prizes, amounting 10 (spanish) s75o.0N
Information furu ished FREE. orders
flled. Prizes cashed Spanish Bank bins
and Governments purchased.
TAYLOR & CO.. Bankers
II Wall at. New York.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22

Grants friends are arranging that he ShHll
arrive at San Francisco In 1880, where he will
be met by large numbers and receive q splen-
did ovation He is then to move across the
country very much after the manner of an
old royal progress, stopping at various points
to be wined and dined and receive the plaud-
it's Of his friends. This is to be continued un-
til he reaches Philadelphia. whore the grand
est ovation of all will be arranged, Then
will come the nominating convention. and in
the universal h1lrrah created in his behalf the
managers intend to seize the opportunity and
secure his nomination. There are two men
who will not be found among the ardent pro-
moters of this scheme, and they are Blaine
and COnkling.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22

have mentioned, it seems to us the quaran-
tine question might be satisfactorily
settled. When we are warned Of the
prevalence of these conditions 1t would
be criminal In the highest degree, for any
citizen, to oppose the most rigid measures Of
protection which human wisdom could devise.
In such year o quarantine, amounting, If
necessary, to absolute non-intercourse, would
be iustifiable. In Seasons, however. which
have not been preceded by these conditions,
and in which they do not exist, q quarantine
enforced with common prudence would be suffi-
cient.
If these views are ,practicable, there is no
doubt that there would be many years in
which no quarantine calculated to injure our
commerce would be enforced, while in q sum-
mer succeeding such q winter and spring as
those Of 1879 the quarantine would be SO
rigid as to amount to absolute non-iDter-
course. Under this system the trade of the city
would not be injured, while, so far as human
wisdom and foresight can avail, human Iifo
would be protected.
This is q subject Of SO much Importance to
nll human interests, and it is involved in a
mystery so deep and fearful. that we discuss
it with great dilfidence. We are here all
physicians, scientists and laymen-on uncer-
tain ground; Wo are dealing with one Of the
most awful mysteries Of nature, and in the
presence of the shadow 1t has thrown over
our hearthstones, we arc confounded. The
science Of the physician and the superstition
of the voudouite are equally in the dark, and
the wisest Of the learned is he who acknowl-
edges his Ignorance. Dogmatism in the dis
cussion Of such q question is ill-timed, and
should be rebuked. Physicians cannot solve
it by distorting facts to fit their preconceived
theories, nor can merchants solve it by resolu-
tions in the interest Of trade The question is
one which affects the human race, and those
only will serve mankind who ore seeking in
this inquiry for facts, plain, luminous facts
which will conduct them safely up to q solu-
tion of the solemn and awful mystery.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22

Cen John B. Gordon was reelected to the
Senate on Tuesday last by the Legislature of
Georgia by an almost unanimous vote. Not
q single voice was against him In the Senate
and only five In the House Of Representatives
These were cast by independents, who were
angered by the action OF the General In
stunping the Seventh District against FELTON,
and upholding the party banner in other con
tested districts. No other Georgian ever re-
ceivcd such q compliment, with the single ex-
ception of james Jackson. And it may be
added that none deserved moro at the hands
Of the people Of Georgia than the gallant gen
tleman who was SO honOrcd on Tuesday, and
who has reflected so mach credit upon the
State and the country during his term in the
Hennte
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22

We present a special from Shreveport this,
morning denouncing the charges reported by
the Chicago Tribune to have been made by
District Attorney Leonard TO the fraudulent
President relative to the late election III
Caddo. We are loath to believe that the
Chicago paper reported Mr.. Leonard cor
rectly. But that Is d matter which the United
States District Attorney can readily settle,
and our columns are open to him. If he did
make the charges reported his prompt and
fierce condemnation by the people of Caddo
is merited and great The resolution of the
Caddo meeting telegraphed US is signed by
gentlemen of the highest social, mercantile
and professional standing in North Louisiana,
They are gentlemen Of temperate and con-
servatiye views and are Incapable of counte-
nancing wrong in any shape in any party
We will direct the attention Of the country
to the fact that, in ringing and unequivoca
language, the Caddo people, through these
gentlemen. call for the most rigid judicial
inquiry into the election in their parish And
then let the bIoody-shrt sbriekers, whose
business is defamation and perjury, make
good their charges against these people, or
confess that they have brutality lied for the
meancSt Of purposes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22

Our Washington correspondent calls attcn-
tiOn to the remarkable change that has 0c-
CURED in the politics of the Northeast and
the South and West in the past decade These
two sections of the country have been rapidly
reversing their politics, for while the North
east has been getting more and more Bepub-
lican, the South and West have become Dem
ocratic. In 1870 the Republicans had ma
iority Of eighty in the delegations from the
Southern and Western States; in 1872 these
delegations showed 119 Republicans and 70
Democrats, Republican majority Of only
40; in 1876 they stood Is Republicans and 122
Democrats, q Democratic majority Of A7; this
year these States return only G7 Republicans
and 130 Democrats, q Democratic majority of
63, or nearly double the Republican delega-
tion. The East, in the meanwhile, has been
going over to the Republicans. The Repub-
llcans were in a minority in Congress from
the Eastern States in 1874, had majority of
23 In 1876, and are in q majority Of 50 to-day.
These changes are astonishing indeed
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22

The Baltimore Sun, apropos Of the alleged
baLEot-box stuffing in South Carolina, calls
the attention Of the Northern press to the
fact that this art was Invented and per
fected in the North; that it was almost wholly
unknown to the South previous to the war,
and only brought here by the carpet-baggers
in the days Of reconstruction that it has
reached its highest perfection in the Republi-
can city Of Philadelphia, and that the South
has never equaled nor VIII ever be able to
equal the ballot-box stuffing achievements of
the plug-uglies Of the city Of ''Brotheray
Love-
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
OUR COMMERCIAL STATEMENT.

Now that the yellow foyer has disappeared
quarantine restrictions been removed, and
free intercourse with the interior re-estab-
lished, we propose to issue on the first of De-
cember comprehensive statement Of the
months.
On that occasion we design issuing one Of
the largest editions over sent forth from a
newspaper Office In the Southwest, and we
respectfully suggest to our advertising
friends to mako note of this announcement
and govern themselves accordingly.