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used to do? Well he isn't taking in ten dollars
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the evenings of the 9th and 10th instants, the
military drama Of 1.-The Color Guard, by
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-06
ADVERTISER EMIT.

Carson. April l, 1875.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-06

AZ g b.. a. e. b.
racd 10 p.rso.ua III. unl at rates. il J IL way
r,',w the p..<ea which obtained IL tie oas.:-r
ana purcr days Of the Republic
TIE ScHooL EEuDi7I2@. The entertain
mcnt given Iy hiss Fleming's pupils last
evening passed of very pleasantly, The per
formaucvs Of the children were excellent, the
bashfrlnoss ana hesitation Of the infant ora
tors added, as 1t always does, to the charm of
listening to them. The programme ives well
arranged and the whole affair reflected great
credit upon the lady who has taken SO much
time and trouble to train the Juveniles and
they, bless en-, all did splendidly. 1t is not
only impossible but it would be doing u great
injustice to discriminate between any two of
:he actors on the stage. The beauty of an
entertainments Of this kind is that all the
members Of the company arc cast as stars.
The audience as 4 whole never passes upon
any one item of the programme. Each little
Master or Miss has his or her own little por-
ton of the audience sure 10 think everything
well done, better than any or all the rest and
ever ready to applaud and encourage. The
entertainment WAS in every respect good,
first class, excellent. and the children ar
ranged upon the stage remind one of Jenny
Wreus :" long, bright, slanting rows. The
house was crowded and everybody was de
lighted
Any one to soc John Rosscr as he is to be
seen at the Ormsby would think he was a
crown prince Just arrived from Germany with
a suite of apartments up stairs and brace of
native hindoo walters, but to see him on the
wagon early in the morning the causual obser-
Yer gets the impression that he means bus
mess, and he does. He is still at the old
stand dealing out the most succulcnt of
steaks, tender lom and porter house that
would make Mr.. Porter himself weaken
Lamb chops choice cuts, whole halves and
quarters OF pork, beef, mutton, veal, head
cheese and sausages of the latest styles and
most approved patterns, cut i'll sizes to suit
large or small tables and dressed to meat the
demands of the most fastidious taste.
KEEP UP TO THE MARX. timo since
an arrangement was entered into among the
merchants of this city to close their respect
i've places of business at s P. n. This was Il
good move, everybody understood it and made
their purchases early. The proprietors lost
nothing and the tired clerks were rested.
We are told now upon good authority that
some houses are not living up to the contract
This does not look like fair shake. Perhaps, |
we suggest in charity, they have forgotten
once or twice, or couldn't get through with |
their customers. We mention no names, but |
IT the constont reader wishes to know who |
fails to live up to the contract after this, let |
him take a spin along Carson street after
this evening,
ATTENTION SHooTIsTs. The Game and Pts |
catorisl Club will hold a regular meeting over
Powers's saloon this evening at half past
seven o'clock A full attendance is expected. |
Important business.
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DR.. SPlNNEY,

NF TIL FIRW OF DR. SPINNEY ~ co.
~ the CELEBRATED SPECIALISTS OF San Francisco,
having received numerous communications by mail, from
patients unable to leave their homes coupled with the ur
gent solicitations OF many sufferers, he has been induced
to visit this city thus aordn opportunity t" all those
suffering with PRIVATE, NERVOUS OF CHRONIC DIS
EASES to obtain relief without trouble and expense Of
visiting San Francisco.
n. B-Only interview required. balance OF treat
be conducted without any Interruption to bust
less IL. be ..nnslI ltd ~ the
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to please her lover, but thinks it little
matter how she looks when her hus-
bands eyes are the only ones TO behold
her. Perhaps she thinks that no matter
how badly she looks her husband would
not notice it. But suppose she should
make n trial of the matter, and begin
tomorrow to take more heed to her
personal adornment. If il is not noticed
| the first morning, continue to do so
through the week, if not longer, and
see if YOU do not attract his attention to
the improvement in your personal APP
pearance.
| think there are few men who will
not be considerable of the comfort and
happiness of their wives and daughters
if thew see them neatly dressed; for 1t
is in the nature of things that men will
respect women more if they respect
themselves, and put aside the soiled,
slovenly dress and appear in clean at
tire daily. To be sure men will grum-
BILE about household expenses, but if
their eyes are pleased with your looks,
and their vanity is appealed to, by let
ting them see that you are dressed solely
to please them, and not others, there
will be no cross words. Young girls
need to be taught to pay due regard
to home attire, and not to be brought up
to feel that it is no mstter how they look
in the home circle; and | would earn
estly beg them to cultivate habits of
neatness in the morning; never to leave
their rooms in soiled dresses or uncomb-
ed hair-DdiSy Eyebrtght, in the COnH-
try Gentleman.
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W.T., VesuVfus.

Should an eruption occur in this volcano,
and cause the destruction Of One-half of the
Inhabitants who live in the vicinity, the remain
der, who barely escape with their lives, imme-
diately move back upon the half-cOoled Lava,
and there live in constant fear of another
eruption, fOolishly fancying that the only ten
antable portion of the earth rests within the
shadow Of the great volcano. This fairly IL
Illustrates the force of habit, and the persisten-
CIV with which people cling TO opinions when
once formed. For example, DIR. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery cures incipient consump-
ton, coughs, colds, and all affections of the
liver and blood, yet some still depend upon
physicians and remedies that have naught but
repeated failures 10 which they can refer.
And although DIR. Pierce's Favorite .Preserip-
ton is sold under positive guarantee to cure
those weaknesses peculiar to women, and not
withstanding that thousands of women bear
testimony to its efficacy. and the truth of all
statements made concerning il, many yet sub
nit to the use of caustic and the knife. Again,
DIR. Picrce's Pleasant Purgativc Pellets, no
larger than mustard seeds will positively cure
constipation, whore it is dependent upon dys-
pepsia or torpid liver; vet some still depend
for relief upon the ''blue pill' or huge doses
of drastic cathartic medicine. In the face Of
such facts, can we wonder at the blindness Of
the poor Italiansi
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HINTS FOR THE HOUSEHOLD.

CLASSY Starch. Put kerosene in starch
and it will be very glossy.
Fried CGke.-1 cup sugar, cup sour
cream, not thick, ? eggs, teaspoonful
soda; roll thin.
To Clean White Kid Gloves.-Buy
cents worth of naphtha; wash your
gloves in small quantity at a time.
When clean dry in warm oven.
Loaf Cake.-1 pint of bread-dough,
cup of sugar, cup of butter, eggs,
l tablespoonful saleratus; mix thor
oughly, but not too stiff Lastly, add
cup of raisins.
Pork Cake.-1 pound pork chopped
fine, 3 cups of hot water, 5 of brown
sugar, pound raisins, cups flour, l
nutmeg, tablespoonful each of cloves,
cinnamon and saleratus.
Boston BrODn Bread Without EGGS
pint corn-meal, l of rye-four, l tea
spoon salt, cup mOlasses, l pint but
termilk, l teaspoon soda; steam hours,
then bake 10 minutes
Curing HanS.-Rub them over diff
ferent times with black pepper, sugar
and salt, letting them lie on the shelf
about weeks, then smoke; put tea
spoon saltpeter on the fire and one day
will smoke them sufficiently.
RqiSin Paf5.-2 eggs, ] cup butter,
? tablespoonfuls sugar, cup of milk, 2
cups of flour, 2 teaspoonfuIs baking
powder, of raisins chopped very fine /;
stir the baking powder with the flour |;
steam hour in small cups.
Raised Cabe.-1 cup each of bread
dough, sugar, sour milk and raisins,
relied in flour after being chopped fine !;
3 cups of flour, cup of butter, tea
spoonful of saleratus, 1 teaspoonful of
cinnamon, l teaSpoonful of cloves, l
nutmeg. 1t is not to be raised; but
bake Immediately after mixing.
BiScuit.-5 cups of -four into which
put teaspoonfuls soda and l of cream
tartar and a little salt; and if lard be
used for shortening, rub into the flour 2
teaspoonfuls of lard and mix with q
cups of buttermilk. If cream is desira-
BILE, take one part of cream and one of
buttermilk. This is also nice for the
crust of meat pies.
Rye and Indian BrGad.-2 quarts of
Indian meal, scald it, add as much rye
flour, l cup of molasses, plat of lively
yeast Gf the yeast is not perfectly sweet
use a little soda) let it stand in a warm
place till quite light, then beat it about
10 minutes, put it in the distinguishes,
let it stand 10 or 20 minutes; bake 3
hours in a slow oven.
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Peters Pence.

The Camerlengo, that is to say, the
Chamberlain of the Vatican, has found
in the Pope's desk $4,000, which, of
course, was only q little loose. change
which the Pontiff happened to have
about him at the time of his decease.
The bulk of his property, amounting to
S24,000,000, is on deposit with the
Rothschilds. This money, it should be
added, constitutes the Papal Govern
ment funds, and descends entire to the
Church. 1t represents the accumula-
tons of the % Peters Pence" contribu-
tons which amount to nearly SIS, 00O,-
600 yearly, large portion of course,
being used to defray the expenses of the
Holy See. The Italian Government
each year presents to the Pope S645, 900
for his civil list, single note for that
sum being especially egraved. This
sum His Holiness has always declined
to receive, but IL would doubtless aston
ish the Government considerably if a
less scrupulous successor were not only
to accept the next note, but to claim the
nine years arrearages Of pay. To pay
out nearly S6,000,O00 at this time would
undoubtedly seriously diseonns6 de King
Humbert's fnancier.
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nished in some respects striking par
allel to 1t. There was at first the same
easy and triumphant advance of the in
vading forces, marked by the capture OF
Bajazid and Arabian; then a period of
struggle and disaster and check, lasting
from the middle of May up to Septem-
Der; then a new impulse forward, with
the overwhelming defeat of the Turks
under Mukhtar Pasha in October, and
the capture of Kars in November.
The events since the fall of Plevna and
of Kars are too recent to call for review
here. The swift advance of the Russian
armies beyond the Balkans, through
Roumelia, past Phillippopolis and Adria-
nople, and SO on toward Constantine
pie, has filled up the month of January
with an exciting chapter of current his
tory. And as these words are written
the victorious armies of the Gar are
practically in possession Of the Turkish
capital.
In the circumstances of its origin; in
the prestige and power of the two nations
party to it; in the gravity of the politi-
cal, social and religious interests in
volved; in its reconcile relation to the
prophetic voice of the Christian Scrip
lures; in the concern with which it has
been regarded by all of Europe; in the
historic character of the ground upon
which it has been fought; in the magni-
tude of the armies which it has brought
into conflict; in the number and sharp
ness of its battles; and in the heroism
and military skill which it has witnegs-
ed, this Russo-Turkish war of 1877 de-
servedly takes place among the memora-
BILE wars of all time; and IFS effects up
on the European fabric are likely to be
of the most permanent description
CHI iStiGn Union.
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1t is related that once when a pub
Usher said to the late Samuel Bowles,
of the Springfield Republican, 81 ike
your 'gumption' as a newspaper man,
but | don't always agree with the Re
pu5liclH's opinions, - the editor an
swered: ssOhi that's all right; l don't
agree with them myself" His love of
extreme simplicity and detestation OF all
display is illustrated in the remark made
to his family after ii was apparent to
him that his death was near at hand and
they had entered his room to take final
leave of him: q Don't LET Us have any
parade-now, nor hereafter
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CoNsUMPTIoN.-For the cure Of this distress
ing disease there has been no medicine yet dis
covered that can show more evidence Of real
merit than Aliens Lung Balsam. This une'
qualed expectorant for curing consumption
and all diseases leading to it, such as affections
OF the throat, lungs, and all diseases OF the
pulmonary organs, IS introduced to the suffer
ing public after its merits for the cure Of such
diseases have been fully tested by the medical
faculty. The Balsam is consequently, recon-
mended by physicians who have become &C
uuainted with its great success.
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1t is related as an illustration of
Victor Emanuel's innate politeness that
when the Emperor of Germany visited
him they rode out together, and, know
ing that the Emperor had difficulty in
mounting his horse, Victor had some
stairs made for him. He prided himself,
despite his size, years, and weight, up
on springing lightly into the saddle.
The Emperor came out to mount, and
found two pairs of stairs with two horses
beside them. "What?" said the En-
peror, ado you mount in that way?''
I" Always, sire," replied the Re ga5an-
tuonao, swinging himself awkwardly of
the stairs into the saddle. if.i-l n
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Il MATCH.

IL love were what the rose is,
And | were like the leaf,
Our lives would grow together
In sad or singing weather,
Blown fields or Powerful closes,
Green pleasure or gray grief:
If love we're what the rose is,
And / were like the leaf.
II were what the words are,
And love were like the tune,
With double sound and single
Delight our lips would mingle,
With kisses glad as birds are
That get sweet rain at noon;
If ] were what the words are
And love we're like the tune.
-SfriubuyB,
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CliffOrd's Febrifuge.-In the cure Of
Fever and Ague this remedy displays eX-
traOrdinary powers. Properly used, no case
can resist it and other diseases of an intermit-
tent character, including that most distress
ing disease, periodical Neuralgia, have been
found to yield, with equal certainty, to its
influence. Iteradicates all malaria from the
system, gives tone and vigor to the whole
body, and prevents disease from becoming
seated. Try CLIFFORD's FKBRIFUGE; it is
sure, safe and speedy in its action. You will
never regret buying the first bottle, and you
will have discovered friend you can not af-
ford to lose. j. C. RICHARDSON, Prop'r,
For sale by all Druggists. st. LOUIS.
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MOONLIGHT ON THE SNOW.

Tonight the earth IL like a maid
Entranced within "A magic bower,
Where she in sleep Is chastely laid
Pure as the nursing Of an hour;
Or like a sweet white half blown rose.
Lying securely in Gods palm,
W alting Tor morning ere il blows
And yields him all its breath of balm.
30 still so purei so fair so sweet
The thankful tears unbidden come;
Aly heart lies patient at Gods feet
TIL he shall lift and take it home.
Dear World Thou art indeed Gods rose
That lies half folded in his hand:
lie only can thy leaves unclose,
And all thy mysteries understand
-HOlcard GlyIadon.
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The Rest and Most Economical.

Housekeepers are giving the cheap, adulter-
sted baking powders "wide berth," and whyi
Because experience has taught them that an
absolutely pure, full-strength, full-weght arti-
Gle, such as DOOLEY's YEAST POWDER, which
never fails to produce light, wholesome and
nutritious biscuits, rolls, mullins, watlles and
griddle-cakcs of all kinds, is by far the cheap
est and most economical.
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j. n. zEILIN s. CO.,
ponds EXTRACT.
PONDS EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note Ask for Ponds Extract.
TAKE EMO OTHER.
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cars and for cleanliness and prompt curative
Cusii.DRES No family can afford to be with
out Ponds Extraet- Aesidenis: Ii,'115 a.
Cont 1s1 snni,stiaS Pre1pf nv
relieves pains OF Burns, scaIds, Ecoria-
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BLEEDING from any cause For this il Is spe-
cifie. 1t has saved hundreds II lives when all 9TH
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TOOTHACHE. Earache. Neuralgia and
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PIsTsICIANS Of all schools who are acquainted
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Chapped Hands. Face, and indeed all man
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ple 1iOn. .
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10 Is used by all the leading Livery stables Sreet
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has no equal for Sprains, Harness or Saddle Ch2f-
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tons Blredings Pneumonia. Collie, DiaFrhOea Chills.
Colds etc It's range Of action is wide, and the re-
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every Farm yard as well as in every Farmhouse.
Let Il be tried and you viii never be without ~
CAUTION! Ponds Extracr has been initiated.
The genuine article has the words Ponds EI-
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Don't fail to procure Mrs. WDsLOw's SoOTH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases of teething in chill
dren. 1t relieves the child from pain, cures wind
cOlic, regulates the bowels, and by giving relief
snd health to the child gives rest to the mother.
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Kbeumati.m ouickly Cured.

''Durang's Rheumatic Remedy" the great In
teT1dl Medicine, will positively cure any case OF
rheumatism OF. the face of the earth. Price 81 a
futile. Sold by all Druggists. Send for circular
o Helphenstine Il Bentley, Washington, ID. O.
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"A The discovery has been made that
the world does not reEolFe with the
same momentum it did q thousand
years ago, bhti it still swings around fast
enough to satisfy the man with 4 heavy
note coming due.-BreGkfast Table.
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"A petition, signed by large num-
Der of Irishmen, has been presented to
the st. Louis School Board, asking that
provision be made for the teaching of
French, Celtic, Italian, or any other
language the parent of the pupil may
desire. The movement is designed to
put q stop to free teaching of German
in the public schools.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-02-21

SUFFERING cured by Bates Appliances. Send
for description to Simpson Il Co, Box 5O76, NY.
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CLAUS DEOin

They were sweet and sad moments of
parting. What a long, long and true
friendship was here sundered! Through
what strange vicissitudes of life had they
followed mel What wild and varied
scenes had we not seen together! What
noble fidelity had these untutored souls
exhibited! The chiefs were those who
had followed me to Ujiji in 1871. they
were the witnesses of the joy of Living
stone at the sight of me; they were the
men to whom | intrrlsted the safeguard
of Livingstone on his last and fatal jour
ney; they were the braves who had
mourned by his corpse at Muilala; these
men were the bearers of the illustrious
dean to the Indian Ocean, and, these are
they who assisted me to solve the last
great problem of African Geography.
LauS Dec. HENRY M. STANLEY.
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ASH nc fcCyFcNua
dyspcrticS bilious suffer
ers victims Of fsver and
asue, ne mercuriA DIS
eased patient how thsy
recovered health. cheer
ful spirits and gOodapg~
tite; they VIII tell yOu By
taking SIMMONS LEvn
REsULkroR-