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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-30

Vital weakness, nervousness. low SPIRITS,
iassi ude, weat ness If the limbs and back,
loss mu- oniar p' wer, indispusiti, n ~ IN
'capsbi ity for labor sld ttuay. weak. ak
bautfed fe' ng. ~ Energy On courage pail l.
tati, n Of The heart, duAhesscf appreh, nsion.
loss of m moly, ave- sit n to society We of
solitude, tiInioi ), sc + distrnsi. lUss cf man.
HOOD, dizzin IS. headache, al SIN the side
affect ons OF the eye, pimIles on he ia e,
sexual or .rotEel il Il n itiee i'll mar or fwO-
man, nre cnrea by the justly eelt brated ply,
stefan l. D tZtPkAY, M. ~
Hi meth d Of cuiinP dis sse is peculiarly
his own lunknown 10 otl,Ts) al d LtDct the
great success. Ri e. ma ic aff ctiuns. chronic
catairh dista ii the mach and kioi y s,
liver comp aints etc, succs ssfuliy lrated.
Dt. ~ PIX Y, he If the M ct success full
medical ractitit n'is IN the / acifc coast
may be consul cd confident lily in reference
TO the above ana all Other con plaints at the
institute.
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District Court Summons.

In the Dis riet Court of the Fourth Judicial
District of The state of Nevada,
county Of HUI. boldt.
A. s. 1iimble. plsiniiff vs.. = be Jersav Mining
and Smelling q mla y, def ndAnt
Action hr, ught in ths Dis.rict Court Of the
FOURTH JudicifI iss rict u the state Of
Nevada end fot the county OF hum.
bnldt, ana the Complaint MED In the
ofilce Of ne CLERK oi said District Court
on the i5ih OF ADJUST a. u. 1877.
THE State If Nevada s. nds greeting to
The Jers Mining AID neI.ing Company,
q fe}.oaItt.
lou are hereby required TO appear in an
actien bTou ht sgsinss you by the above
heIntG plaiutiH. A. :. TIihble. in the Dis
itict "a "a The b ur h Jld cial District Of
tn > II AeSa. "A, III siu he county Of
n.b0idt exclusive of The d y Of seryicel
sf er b service II you OF la sunmt ns-if
s. we'd Vi,hin thIs county; ~. If served out Of
lis c. nnts bat IL THE dIciai isifict with
IN twtnts day the wise viz. in f0rty d. W
OF Jud- ment ~ default vi b. AIKEN against
4ou according TO The prayer Of said COM
plant
Sid action is brought to 10 ain a decree
Of his Couri f. III lore osure II eerlain
Ia rtgHge describ,d ia he aid Complaint
and executed by he said defsn ant on the
2Ist Gat Of LAY, 1876. to tcnre ;he payment
81 d certain pIolhsr ofy note, dated May 3pth,
1870 IN dc } y sid d. / ndani ttr he sum Of
ave thou aLa t5.nOl dollars ayEble ia gold
cuin n the mud > aies Ii Z bciole the 3Jih
cay Il NoNember. 1876. t. he vfdtr IL said
ain III, Will tlitesCst lhetc u at the rae OF
~ e lcr cent Per month; tbaa The premises
convey BY I'd y tgsge mHy be sold aud
H. pr pi'i ed 10 sle pay ni, mt of said
pfol.issotS note, with ibte.esi thereon 1t
the IA 4 al Tessid. CO II II iees aud costs
shii; and ia case said p ueteu, ags not suf-
hcit nt To py he sanle. then to obi IN an exc
cuiiOh against sad leitn ut Tor he balance
n naming We ALd also that the sald defend
ant aid ali pcrsons ciaimiDg by, rough, or
under them, ma b. hsrF, "a d forecIosed of
ali tight, titie. 81 i'm len. equity If Iedemp-
ton, aid int ct IN ana To ,aIu mort gagged
pre- ises, and .or ether a. Il further relief
All Of which will mere fn.4y appear by
r fthce TO said complaint, &c. tined copy
II ich accom- an Is this umnoAs.
nnd you are heieby n tined tat IL You fail
to appear and All WI tae id @ mpiAint ~
ab " requ!r ssid paaintin ill a d y TO the
Court 10. ,he rel Ii,r III d nlanded
~ Given uIsd,r IN! hand aud the seal
J sK.r OF the isir4ct court uf the Fourth
Ju aiegai List let of the state Of
AeSada ia ana fer he County Of
hun boidt.this l5th day If August,
A. u. 1917,
j. H. JOB Clerk.
A. W. Fisk. Attorney for plaintiff. apl2-4w
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And in accordance with law, and an order
of the Boafd of Directors. made ON the 30th
day Ct January, 1873, 30 many shares OF each
parcel ofsuch stock as may be neeessar. will
he sod at public auction, at tL. tffice Of the
Con ps ny, No. 81 >. ontg, mers street. san
Francisco, Islifolnia. en- M DAY, II l.
1MkAIY-FIFih DAY OF MAhCb. 1878,
at she houi of 2 o'clotkP. N ~ said day to
pay said elinquent AS essnent thereon, to-
gether with costs Of advertising and exl enses
of the saie.
.sr8fa ABRAHAM RAL.SEY Sec etary.
Office, No, 3l2 Non gCmery street, san
Francisco. California. ma8-td
POSTPONE ENT,
The day of sale of the above named compaJ y
is hereby postI oned Until MN Y, ARR
FIkTEEN4H, 1878, ut the fane hour and
place. BY order Of the Board u d rec Ors.
ee ABRAHAM HAiski, SocIetaIy.
EN-
The day of sale of the above named compan
is hereby postponed Until We NEaDAY,
MAY, RSi, 1878, at tie same hour and
llace, BY order OF the Beard tf directors.
ABRAHAM bALsEY, Secretary
b aI17.td
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

TIME following estray amin ais have been
II tiken up by 4 W. rutch,r OH his anch
ON liuie Meadows Black Rock Township,
Humboldt county, Nevada:
one bay are With nick in right ear,
branded On the right y thus about IL 7
l3 yes rs old, valued at $40; one b mare. 7
or years old. no brand. valued at $40: IN
brown mare colt, years Old mo brand, va uea
at $50; one blown horse with Ia &c star in tie
forehead ana one White foot on lie left hind
leg and branded He ON the left hip, about
o or years old. va ned at $25; one bay horse,
branded He ON the left shoulder. about or 5
years old, valued at S25.
4 US., THOMPSON.
Justice of the Peace fer Union township
Humboldt county, Nevada.
Winnemucca, Nevada, April Is. 1873.
spl6-1w-2m
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ORDNANCE no. e.

An Ordinance to determine what shall be a,
nuisance in the town of Winnemuc a, and
provi lie for the punishment of the same,
approved March 5. 1873: asFt
The Board of County Con missioners Of
Hrmb ldt County do ordain.
SRor ON hat the -erectiag- uslng or
main aiuing any building. ructure or
Sother / .ce for the exercise If any trade. IL
ployu cut, man factere or other b. siness.
WIN, b. CT asi5nns offensive exhalatious or
Smells becomes injurious dang, rous 20
the health, con.for or property proper OF the
town Of " mem cea i1u bold County,
Nevada; hat III, dol Of tins shall con-
stitute nuisance.
SEC 2. That the causing or suffering of
any offal, fiji b or IL is subsiau To be
collected or TO man in any place to the pre-
JUDGE q m &c to he healt /, properly or
comfort # @ y # the p opAe of the town of
Winuemucca Humb ldt County, Nevada,
shall be oeemed hui anee.
SEC. 3. Tha if any person.or persons shall
erect. maint in, use, apr late OF employ
with the town of Ninn mpcca. VII boldt
County, Nevada. upon stf,et or at any
place or poiut within said WI within 300
feet of said iridge stree lazy b lldlng, house
or structare f II the pq p a0r Use OF
laundry or wash Il us,, he she or they shall
be deemed lily of Committing nui oanee;
prov dvd this sec ion all ct apply to per-
sons or ia al les do ng hel' CIV w.shi I 7r
their own private Use and lot for custom
work.
SEC 4. If ans person or Ier ons shall be
guilty of commi ting saDee, as detiaed in
I mis- rdinal. cesa y and all OF aidpersonsshaH
be subjc to fine of not less than $40 nor
more han e1,0 or by implis nInent in The
Coun, Y Jail for not less than 20 nor IN re than
900 days. or by both such tine aud i'm
sprisonInent. seF
Atrue copy of said order.
Attest, j. Fl. JOB,
Clerk of said Board.
Apri1 g '72 21v
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Miners Meeting.

A MEETING OF tue mine owner of Trinity.
"A AraDis Distric' Ill be- he at Torr y's
NIL, hednes ay, May LIST, 1873 at ocl OK
NJ. for tie pdrp9 80 OF ele ling Mining
hecoIder for aid 1 is rict I r the en,ui .
ear. III accordance with he laws OF the
district. h. Z. 40 rey, present Incumbent N
an idate for reelection.
riniiy-Arabia Mining district, Humboldt
CO nty. Nevada, April 20, 1878 "a
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DELINQUENT koIicG.
ssEnAtr,.yER MINtsG COMPANY.

sHEBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
n OCA ION of principal place of business,
Il 4 San Francisco, CaIifolnia. Location OF
Works. Humboldt county, ~ ada.
NOTICE 'Lhere are deiinqu, 1t, upon the
following desc ibed StocA, On account of AS
sessme t. %. ievitd ON the .Uth day OF
january, 1878. che i several xnso,ints S t
opposite the names OF the resi- ective share
holdels rs follows:
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can make money faster at work for us
~ 'han at anything else. Capital not re.
CURED; We will start you; $I2 per da,
at home made by the industrious. Men.
women, boys and girls wanted everywhere 10
work for us, Now is the time Costly outht
and terms free. Address TRUE q Co., Augusta.
Maine. aux; Ts,n
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice of
5herin'5 sale,


In the District Court of the Fourth Jrdicil
District OF Nevada in and for the county
Of Humboldt.
Warren Richardson and g. W. Richardson.
copartner, and doing business u der the
firm name and style Of Richardson
Brothers, plant ifs, vs.. p. Il. Cook.
1h mas Mills, a ners, known o.
unknown, Il in ard o tina resl pro erty
h,reinsfter scribed, ). B. Hughes,
r. v. Wo, d, =. h, Walker, IN GEO. f..
Berk an b. L Pow RS tundzr the firm
name aud style of Be x powers) and all
ersutis HAY in, liens or claiming to have
elieps against thereal estate hereinafter de :.
scribed, d, fend tLts.
nf VIRTUE of All execution and order ~
4 ssle is ued ont of esid C uri t. etf rec
q uecree ent, red i'll said caus in said Court III
favor If raid plaintiffs and against sa d de-
fendans tue sum OF two thousand one
h ndred and ffty.eight dol ars (S2 1851 pin
cipal, ard the rum of one anpdrtd n, st&ty-
one and eighty five me -hJldCtd hs dol ar
fSi61 o5j III tr ct there, n and the tm OF
ON, hun rcd and lwenty- hret.a dtwen4 one
hundredths (SI23 20) costs and aEcruing
interss, and cost, all IN l.. . COLO coin, and by
VIII oh Was comm ndtd aud req tired to sci.
the property he chatter described, according
t., law az appii,.abt 10 les under eeut1oh
in C vii cases, o atisfy id pr ncipal, Inter
es costs and accruing cess, and aecrt IL :
intere, ind cos ,. ,s#f4t.-
ne descril ton f the ropecy authoriz
to lie sol is as follows, to W Il
That c. RAJ piece Or parcel Of nd desig
natt d AZ lots number tWent3-t rec t23l and
twenty four (24l. N lock tt.sec +, ing To
tie fiic ia n,apof he town of Wlnnemucca.
Hunsbcld county, Nevada whe e raid lots
are situated and the hotel ere ted on said
10 s. known rs tue Centarl a inc r otel.
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given
thai On H
SATURDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF MAY, A. D.,
1878.
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the
M Ining and five O'Clock in the u to noon.
Viz. q Clock p. NC i'll tas, III front II
the ~Cour house DOR, i'll he town OF nue.
mucca, umboldt county, eva "a, will s IL
a pubic auction, t. the highest bidder, for
cash III. >. gold coipl, the above describe
pro- erty, to satisfy saiu pr nci al sum, inter-
est, COST, and accru LIZ IN el S ana costs.
- q c. a. KYLE,
- Sheriff of Hum bo1dt unity, Nevada
Vinnemucca, New. prli llth. Is
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No. 200 KEAa>Y ST. San Franchise

ES- The Doctor offers Fee Consultations,
and asks no ri mn ner III uDles SIS he ,tieeis a
cure Chirges moderate Communications
strictly connd, ntial. Medicines ssnt by Xxx.
press. Adore. 8 l. j. (ZAPK Y, M u Post
office Box "a, an Francisco, Cal. oc29-77 ly
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Oh S@Sa week in your own town SIS
sTA VDVE ,utnt free No rick. Reader, if
you want bust ess at which
persons of either sex can make great pay AL
thu time they work, write foe particulars to
II. Hall EFT L. Co., Portland. Maine, ap5-6m .
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How and Why She can Supply
Goods Of every Description
Cheaper than They can be
Bought in San Francisco.

We answer-because she ha- advantages
pos tss,d by no other .oca.ity--sa, ing in
II eilht CT argt 5, no Wharf rater, low rents and
light expense. her IN Ich nts by di ect
Fl, III the ialge manu1aclories 1t ia 4 asst and
have the 60, DIS shipped by rail t. their doors.
Sacramento contains some II the oldest
and mo imly Is, abiis he'd mercaD lie houses
on HIS ast--inc,n' in ev ~ thiI 4 in the
line Of groceries, h rdware, agri ultural inn
pitm ,nts, PAINTS ana oils, s'asi merry. crock
ely liquors, drugs clio hing ca pets, gas
nttings, Jewelr,, wooGehwere anu e,r,hen-
ware, furniture. stoves AID tinwaIe, boots
anc hoes, etc.
Her manufs ctues IRE extensive and varied,
IL cluoins c@lfiase wagon machinery,
brass work, pail ana bs, boxes. bloonis
and matches, p ows hainess, cloths; gloves,
conf, ctioney. pottery, iron work, sashes,
dooIs, c., soap, yessl POW DER, marble " orks,
pump, windmliis, faL nlng Ii ills, leather, etc.
Her lub BEL yards are am ng the most ex-
tel siA G IN the state; her foundries aid
Ii aehlne .hol amt ng he best; he. b eweIIrs
nuA e4ous d goa; Ia face there il not
line OF bnsi ess hich n4sy b mentioned
which is not rep eseL,ed in cramtnto.
she p ssesses many fine dy goods houses,
clothing h-uses, hi iiney shops. fancy goods
ORES e,e., book nd news depo.s u. Of
the best. she 10 sessts every faci,ny for
dong IN stsieoip hitting An, bind.Lg No
be ser hotels or n.arAets can be founu ally
where.
Interior merchants intending to NAL FUR.
cha 's Tor LIE SpIin- anu ouAn,er OF 1875
Wal ind 1t thei aavsnlag' to
STOP All SACRAMENTO
And talk wi our mi orters, dealers, and
Nan factuI ei b, and thus save
TINE AND MONEY.
We offer quick supplies, low prices and a
saving III freight cAaiges.
sacramento can and will
Sell Che aper than any
other City or Town on
this Coast, and give as
Good an Article.
April 2-77-lm
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SACRAMENTO AS A TRADE
CENTER,

as all her people, have nov Il e frmest CO.. f.
dence in her future greatness. She has with
stood The greatest flo ON record i'll this
valley and ha- demo nstrated beyond gu s.
tItn hat vii b the eGIef n ia Lres being
ad pit, u for The ,II ttuliy OF her system Of
ltvtes, she is forever sac fiom the ravages If
the waters.
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C-AU--LO III.

TO ALL WHOM III MAY CONCERN.
4 "A IL persons caught interfering with any
"a OF the ten Fare hydrants in the town u
"lnnemucca 80 as To impair their efficiency,
wlll be prosecuted to tue full extent OF the
law. FRANK NARAMOkE, Foreman.
December 4, tt
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Or. l.. j. cZAPKAf'S

2O9 kenrpy 81, San francisco. Is aO-
lished in 1854 he ItTn'anent Cure of
ali spteial4Ld hrs Lie Diseases, as also all
Female on,pls in,s and u seases of the
Nervous Sys. EN-.
IVNHE IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF HU-
man life annually fir, III secret aud chronic
.dfseas es, caused lii ola and ii able lnstitu-
ton t. be tstai fished f1rst in Philadell hia,
Penn. in 1850, anu aiteiwa d. in San Fran
cisco. Gal. in 1854 asa y iyate d /, prnSary In
order to affosd the fiji cied til best medical
and surgical Treatment, for the above and II
other aft epions and co ANTS. consulta-
lions -e,inAti.nse or ly lelter, Fhkk.,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-12-14

From ali parts of the country re-
ports come of the immense sales and
increasing demand for that deserv-
ingly popular Sewing Machine, The
Old and Reliable "STANDARD," the
price of which the proprietors wisely
reduced to $50, including all the at
tachmentS, and at once secured for
them a popularity among the peo-
pie, far beyond that ever vet attain
Ell by any other machine at any
price, the consequence of which is.
agents are leaving the old high priced
machines, and seeking territory for
the "STANDARD." Knowing from
experience that with the best goods
at the lowest price they can outsell
all other Machines, where the supe-
ior quality and low price is made
known. This splendid Machine
combines all the improvements. Is
far ahead of all Others in beauty and
durability of its work, ease of man
agement, light running and certainty
OF operation, is sensibly made upon
sound principles, with positive work
lnS parts all steel, and can be safely
put down as the very perfection of a
Serviceable Sewing Machine, i'm
every particular. that will outlast
any Machine, and at a price far down
below any other. 1t is thoroughly
warranted for five years. Kept in
order free of charge. And sent to any
part OF the Country for examination
by the customer before payment of
the bill. We can predict equally as
large a demand for them in this
section as in Others. Families desir-
ing the best Machine manufactured
should write direct to the Factory.
And enterprising persons wishing to
seize the chance should apply for so
desirable an agency. See advertise
ment in another part of this papcr.
Address, Standard Machine Co., Cor.
Broadway and Clinton Place, New
York.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-12-14
A Crown for General Grant.

1t appears that there is some foun-
dation for the report that General
Grant has been proposed as a candi-
date for the throne Of Bulgaria, un-
der the provisions of the first and
third articles OF the treaty Of Berlin.
Bulgaria is constituted as an auto
matte principality, under the suzer'
ainty of the Sultan, with a Christian
government and national military.
The prince is to be elected by the
population, and their choice to be
approved and confirmed by the Porte
and by England, France, Germany,
Russia, Austria and Italy. No MEM
Der of any reigning European dynas-
ty is eligible to the post, and this
provision of the treaty has greatly
limited the number of eligible can
didates. The far spread and brilliant
reputation of Gen. Grant as a soldier
and ruler, it is said, has led the
Bulgarian nObles-wh0 are now de-
batting among thems Ives the ques.
tion of a new ruler and the details of
a new cOnstituti0n--to look upon
him as a most desirable prince. 1t is
urged that he would be most emil
nently fitted for the post under the
treaty of Berlin. The most perfect
equality in political and religious
rights is to be extended to all the
inhabitants of Bulgaria, and it is
thought that a wholly impartial for
eigner like General Grant can best
secure the execution of the laws de-
signed to secure this equality. No
formal proposition on the part of
Bulgarian no'abiities has yet been
made to Gen. Grant, and, if made, it
is thought the General will decline
the honor.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-12-14

The most considerable man in Eu-
rope is undoubtedly Prince Bismark,
and his utterances on all topics are
full of the greatest interest. There
is nothing OF the fraud or the charIa-
tan about Bismarck-in fact, he is
the antipodes of Lord Beaconsfeld.
His contempt of fraud and pretence,
his immense strength of individual
ity and courage of opinion are so
well known that his utterances have
the ring Of thorough conviction. In
these days of skepticism and faint
hearted belief, it is interesting to
know what this great and strong ma
ture has to say about revealed relig-
ION. Here it is:
81 cannot conceive how man can
live without belief in a revelation,
in a God who orders all things for
the best, in Supreme Judge from
whom there is no appeal, and in
future life. If l were not a Christian
l should not remain at my post for
single hour. If did not rely on
God Almighty should not put my
trust in Princes. [ have enough to
live on, and am sufficiently genteel
and distinguished without the Chan
cellor's Office. Why should go on
working indefatigably, incurrlng
annoyance, unless convinced that
God has ordained me to fulfill these
duties? If I were not persuaded that
this German nation of ours, in the
divinely appointed order of things, is
destined to be something great and
good, l should throw up the diplo.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-12-14
NUMBER ~.

matte profession this very moment !.
Orders and titles to me have no at !.
traction. The firmness / have shown
in combating all manner of absurdi-
ties for ten years past is derived
from faith. Take away my faith and
you destroy my patriotism. But for
my strict and literal belief in the
truths OF Christianity, but for nv
acceptance of the miraculous ground
work of religion, you would not
have lived to see me the sort of a
Chancellor l am. Find me success
sor as firm believer as myself
and l will resign at once. But
live in a generation of pagans. 1
haye no desire to make proselytes,
but am constrained to confess my
faith. If there is among us any self.
denial and devotion to King and
country it is remnant of religious
belief unconsciously clinging to our
people from the days of Their sires.
For my own part prefer a rural life
to any other. Rob me of my faith
that unites me to God, and | return
to Narzin TO devote myself industri-
ously to the production of rye and
oats"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-12-14

The Recuperative energy of Amer
leans tends to quick recovery from
the worst calamities. 1t has scarcely
been more than forty days since the
yellow fever commenced to die out
in the Southwest, and now the cry
of distress from New Orleans has
given way to rejoicing over the re-
vlval of trade. The local newspapers
say that the present activity is al
most unprecedented. The wharyes
and levees are lined with vessels,
and the number Of sea- going craft is
larger than has been seen for many a
day. A steamship from Rio de jan
elro has just discharged nearly 1000
bags of coffee, and is taking in cotton
and grain for Europe. Seven other
steamers and three sailing vessels
are receiving tobacco, cotton aud
grain for Transatlantic destinations.
Immense quantities of Western pro-
duce are coming down the Mississ-
ippi, and the landings are crowded
with their freights. One river steam
er, on her last strip. brought 1850
bales of cotton. AT the sugar sheds
scarcely any available space is un-
occupied. In other parts of the CITY
returning life and briskness are no
less apparent. Business streets are
filled with vehicles laden with mer
chandise going towards the depots,
so that the din of the heavy chariots
and the hue and cry of the drivers
are deafening. In one day a firm
sold for cash to country merchants
more goods than for an entire month
previous. 1t is very pleasant to CON
template these reports after listening
for so long to the wall of agony and
reading the lengthening roll of the
dead. The stagnation caused by the
pestilence has been followed bv a
gratifying rebound to work and
earnings, and New Orleans is once
more in something like normal
condition, save for the desolated
homes that remain to tell of the
dreadful scourge.