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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-07
EnigrRnts.

A party OF emigrants with their
household goods aud large band of
mules. arrived here to day on their way
from Missouri to California.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-07

The Leopard Company, OF Tuscarona.
shipped west, yesterday, two bars of
bullieny valued at SO, 100.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-07

ID. II. Haskell. Townsite Agent, ar
rivedln town to-day. He has beer au-
thorized by Charles Croeker to refund
the freight paid Gu tue ire bell.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-07

a. Range of temperature at this station
yesterday: Highest. 50 deg; lowest, 50 deg. +;
range. 81: average, ~ deg.
Note In the column headed Min Their
mometer the figures indicate the lowest
temperature during the night at the
respective stations.
JNO. HEALY,
Corp'i signal Service. u. ~. A.
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The COncert-An Explanation,


Some have asked the question. why
do we charge 81 admission to our con-
cert? Ia answer, | will say that | have
been teaching singing ever since last
January, free of tuition, the conditions
being that | should have the proceeds
OF concert at the end OF the term, for
my services. We ask all to. come and
see Us on Saturday evening, aud we
wall do the best We can to please you.
Very Respectfully,
Ju5 I'd. j. s. SWEET.
HE medicinal efficacy OF Glenn's Sui
phur Soap IN the warm bath has been
50 frequently and tayorably demon.
strated III severe Cases OF rheumatism
govt, neuralgia. aud all varieties OF
cItaneous diseases, that the public
lie LOOK to IL With confidence
for relief In those diseases and de.
cline ~ resort to other pnarma-
ceutlcal agencies for remedial aid. la.
vallds are, therefore. laying In their
supplies OF Glenn's sulphur Soap tor
the bathing season Crittenton S,
Sixth Avenue, New YORK. Sold by
drug 4sts.
AlA's Hair and Whisker Dye, black
or brown. 90 cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-07
This Mornings Board.

1895 Ophir, 5l1s, 5lH sl0.
1850 Mexican, ~, II
800 Gould Il Curry, So.
$40 Best e. Belcher. l424, i41s.
400 California. GOA. II.
l.S5 Savage, 1919, II.
$50 Con. Va. l4I, l41s.
$50 Chollsr, n q.
go Hale d Norcross, ~.
1910 Crown Point. 4l5, Aloe.
Cos Yellow Jacket, So. 8 hos
34G5 Imperial, %, l0Oc
80 Kentnok, 2T5, 2S0c.
SIS Alpha, ia IL b5.
1890 Belcher, 700. 26oc.
30 Confidence, 4.
2l45 Sierra Nevada, 800. 400c.
30 Utah. so.
2l25 Bullion d. Ga
27i0 Excheqner. $50, 405c.
~ Seq. BeIcher, 2.
$50 Overman. 1917, 1917.
735 Justice. 800. soc.
$50 Succor. %, zoe.
1890 Union. So. So.
800 Alta, Ga
900 Julia. "a TX.
no Caledonia. 100. 1859.
445 Silver Hill l50c.
220 New York, 45c.
luO Occidental. soc
l50 Woodville. 80. 40c.4
225 ADDE'S. A.. 5eo.
1888 Ward. l45. l50c.
2OJ Leviathan, l5c.
2lOO Troj IN, 30. pc
$50 Beaton. 30. 25c.
500 Con. Washoe. zoe.
100 Solid silver. 26Uc.
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$40 xE ~ ARD.

STRAYED from Dun Glen Canyon on the
~ nsllt OF ssiay 9ths two Aorses, oue black ,
the otnef Drown;~ braasted 80 j." ON lefG
Hank. ine above reward will be paid tyr the
Recovery of the horses Send lnioCiAation 10
the unaei glled al .aiil ,Clty.4l ,seil -
JAMES GOULD.
MilrCity, May II, 1873. lS.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Board.


300 Meadow Valley. 25c.
80 Eureka, 594 50.
$50 jackson, 30.
7lj Leopard %. Soc.
100 CHA. 50, Toe.
221 n. Belle. 79S. u.
900 Hossey, SOC.
l25 Manhattan. Gl@.
100 DeFrees, 2jc.
700 Argeuta, 80 3jc.
300 Navajo l5c
1885, Independence. 1875. 1859.
no Endowment. Sue.
100 Silver Prize. 10c.
100 Morn,ng star, 2.
235 Grand Prize. 81.
45O Hornet, Ice
400 Falcon, %. Doe.
1900 Modoc, l85, l75c.
800 New Coso, /.
1875 BodIe. 800, 3i9c.
80 Bechtel, 27Oc.
100 q Chariot, doc.
40 Tip Top. l41c.
i35 Silver King, 1lT.
1910 Ophir, 50, 4944
1910 Mexican, ~. ll25.
$40 Gould IL Curry. 61s.
10 Con. Va ll]s. l4H.
30 Yellow jacket. 81.
10 Seq. Belcher, 81.
42O Alta. 654. 61s.
1875 Union, 800, 490c.
go Benton, 2.
20 Belcber 1900
1880 Imperial. 80, l00c
1870 Best ~ Beehtr. l45f. Az.
80 Bullion, 51s, 90
$50 Sierra Nevada, 4O5, 40Oc.
1870 Hale 4 Norcross, Z, ~.
400 Savage, III
500 Wells Fargo, 45c.
3i5 Justice, 400, 395c.
las California. 264.
mo- Ward, I45c.
$50 Exchequer. 80. 305c.
30 Bechtei, 29Jc
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FOUND HIS LIFELEss BODY
SPECIAL LOCALS.


DIR. Gardiner, dentist, has returned
from Unionville. and may be found by
those who require the services of u first
class deutist at his old office at the
Lafayette Hotel. He will give prom pit
attention to all orders in his line, and
guarantee satisfaction. Junel If.
New American sewing Machine.
For the New American Sewing Ma
chime. the best and easiest running in
the world, go to E. Reluhart IL Co..
Agents. a20 IT,
National Republican., 1878-10-10
POLITICIL NOTES.

THE Richmond Wing is out.srecnbacklng the
Grccnbackcrs
SENATOR TuURNAv drew of In time. He forcsaw
the coming crash.
The Democratic party promises TO come out
third in Michigan, u II dIi In Maine.
LET tho Potter committee investigate the real
Great Fraud beginning with MantOn Marble.
THE Mobile Register Democratic, says there is
danger to the South from tho GrccnbacE hcrcsy.
THE Republicans Of New York are circulating
Senator Cunkllngs speech rs a campaign dUcu-
mcmt. And, in the main, a very good one 1t Is.
slSCE Wattorson Is booked for the nomination as
vicc-lre,ident on the ticket with Thurman he hNs
lost all the interest in Mr.. Tden and his quarrel.
IT Is estimated that from two 10 three hundred
millions Of capital are lying idle In this country,
and the Grecnback party is mainly responsible for
this state of affairs.
THE New Hampshire Republicans have begun
one Of their old fashioned campGigns-which Is
simply saying that they are making all earnest and
manly fight, which results in victory.
THE sooner tho Grcenbnck Communist party
goes out of existence the sooner honrded capital
will he unlocked and the hum Of the busy wheel
Of industry he heard all over the land.
The bounding Beele has been renOminated.
That's good enough. It insurcs u Republican rep.
yrs"ntatiun from II Democratic district. Ncrbs got
II HUjoriiy Of one, and the convention refused TO
make his nomination unanimous.
GuuD politicians figure up Governor TRlbOrs vote
Mt l]IuND, GenCml Batter AT ylrJJ, Judge AbbUlts
At :0utt, and Dr. Miners at 5000. Tutn!, 2l2,un.
The null vote uf $50 FOR Governor wa, YjJJyJ for
! President, 2iJpJL-BoSoH Commonwealth.
WHES Colonel William J. SANFORD Democratic
nOmincl luT Congress in the third lAla.) district,
WAS u boy q twCuty-pOund key Of powder exploded
in his arms. W. l.. Naucy then predicted that he
would bv hung or elected 70 something,
THE Democratic papers Hre attempting to make
capital for tho Democracy ont Of the low state tax
In New York as compared with former years.
They neglect 10 say that the reason for the .Ow
state tax is because the Republicans pad oil the
State debt.
THE Philadelphia Timt'. sparkling In the purity
of Il, lgnDpFItr fuifN FtFIlsgs u tlt
nomination Of William II. DhnmiCk for Congress
because he Is professional hackmailcr, bat II
swallows Curtin, his lOnnASg.tUX business, and
shOddy Contrnct,, without vince.
BES IvTLER aud Dan Voorhees, are exchanging
| work. liut!cr made some speeches IN Indiana fol
voorhees,. and Ia return the Tall Sycamore Of the
Wabash l. TO give Old COckIyu u In In MHssNvhu
sets. II would bu rich u hear the Culogies they
will pronounce upon each olher.-L kicugo Tribune
National Republican., 1878-10-10

Of the refusal Of tho Radicals to give the
Democrats the right wbSt. the Democrats con-
cede to thom-tbe right 10 be heard ut every
political meeting. Nothing serious can hap
pen unless the Radicals try the Cainhoy bust
ness again, and there are no restraining orders
from Democratic headquarters this year. Rose
waier remedies haze no effect on such rascas as
LEE aud SwAILs, for instance. Tde heroic treat.
ncnt Is The only mode by which they can be
cured, and their followers be set free. For the
good of colored people, as for the good of the
whites, every Radical leader In South Carolina
known to be y knave must be shOrn Of his in.
huence aud authority. This is as indispensa.
bic to good government, stability, and concord
us is hanging n murderer or s,nding a
burglar to the penitentiary The cry IN 1915
uas HAMPTON or Rero'Hiion And the cry now
Is that every county in South Carolina must aud
shall at crcry hdsdrd be torn from the grasp OF
the radical rogues and robbers who still hold
or aspire to public office in this State.
National Republican., 1878-10-10

THAT many of the arguments and asser-
tions of the so-callcd Civil Service Reform
crs ore based upon false assumptions every
one knows. But here comes the chief Re-
former, with the biggest Il of them all,
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS and admits that
some of his statements about the cost of col
lecting the public revenue in this country
were erroneous But in this admission he
exposes the fact that his sources Of informa-
tion wero tarred with the same stick with
which he is himself besmeared. He says:
Ny statement was that "the commission of
inquiry In New York tthe JAY commission)
found that the cost of collection on our total
iInpOrtatons was more than three times as
great as in France and nearly five
times as inrgc rs in Great Britain" In saying
this quoted the words OF Alr. JAY, the chair.
man Of the Treasury commission, describing
some of the results of the invest! CATION, on
page 2sl of the North AmericaH ReuieT for Sep.
tembor-October, ISIS.
National Republican., 1878-10-10

THE Pos'-erior, which has devoted much
Of its space since its advent in SIis city to
gross personalities, shameless traductions,
and dirty assaults upon tho editor of THE
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, and has been
taught that there are blows TO receive as
"well rs blows to give" now virtually
throws up the sponge and retreats from the
field Of its own discontinue with promises
of its future good behavior. We hope its
reformation is real, for it affords us no pleas
mc to even allule to u journal that evnces
neither manhood, sense Of justice, nor a
regard for truth in its conduct and it may
rest assured that, while we have sought no
controversy with it. We have not shrunk
from any encounter 1t has rendered, and
shall not in the future, uupalatahle as the
character Of its dirty warfare may be. If it
had devoted the space that has been dedi-
Gated to personalities in this direction to
matter more consistent with common fair
ness and dcccncp, it would have added to
the measure Of its respcctability as n public
journal; but it has chosen the field and the
weapons, and if it has got hurt, it is tic
| part Of wisdom to retreat.
National Republican., 1878-10-10

two, and Matte j. lawson, aged twenty four Is
printed In tho Gainesville (Ga) Eagle. ~1s
GEORGIAN has married three times In the same
pair OF socks. He has had them forty.six years.
GENERAL FiTZHUGH LEE. Of Virginia, arrived in
the city yesterday, and Is stopping at tho National
Mr. d. u. DRAKE, OF New York. Ia In town on q
snort business visit, and has rooms at the National
BARON Won sCHfozER the German Minister to
Frlsla
Az old negro woman was found dead In Atlanta,
Ca, with foot In the fire aud Pipe In her
mouth.
a QUEER rimor Is current In England concerning
Development Of spirtualstic tendencies In Queen
Victoria.
OTIS c. TIFFANY. J. +. vrccland W. p. white, and
Bit House Sc ''' NV ''''''''''''
THE Century cub Of New York. arc to breakfast
| 10 dine him.
GEORGE AuGUsrrs sALA received 81 500 Ryear
from the London Duly Telegraph and has had his
salary raised to $1,000.
THE students Of Cornell University were given
holiday N order % celebrate the return OF Presi'
dent Andrew u. White.
Mr.. IGSAcro MARrscAr, former Mexican Minister
district court Of Mexico.
THEODORE TlLroS's sons, Carroll and Ralph, who
live with their mother In Brooklyn, lately spent
day with their father In New York.
| president GARRETT of tho Baltimore and Ohio
| Railroad sailed from Liverpool saturday for New
York, and Is expected To reach baltimore the 10Th
instant.
MILE MARIE LIrrA, signor puntaleoni and Mr..
| Henri Wcstberg. OF the strakosch Opera Company,
arrived last Tuesday from Europe by tho steamer
| Labrador.
LIEUTESAST 4. LoSGSEcKER, L. s. y. who was
| last week detached from the United States steamer
Wyoming and placed OH waiting orders, Is stopping
at tho Metropolitan
| THE picture OF General Robert + Lee painted by
| II. W. Randolph, which was at the Centennial Ex
position, has been purchased by Mrs. Florence
Franklin, Of Greenwich England, for sl,jHD
| Mrs NJ. T. Ross. 2. Brignoli, and Nir Klcinfcldcr
OF New YORK; J. VI. Green. Long Branch: \. NJ.
| Bliss Brooklyn: J, GiiOn, California, and j. y.
| Patton and wife, Virginia, ere stopping at the Ar
lngtOn.
| The following arc the living cN.GoyeTtors OF
Georgia: HcrsChGl v johnson, Joseph +. Brown,
Charles J, jenkins, James johnson uruvisi0nnlO
General Thomas II. Rugcr. Of the tnltci states
! Army tmiltary GOVERNOR RUFUS u, Bull OK, Benla.
lm!n CUncy, and James NJ smith.
\. DONINICE, Of New York; John DuGy. phlla.
! dclpha: MIs. 7. Weber and Miss Katie Ead.c
BALTIMORE George " Thomson and wife, Rich.
ImOnd, Va: J. TUmGllhCa aud wife, Philadelphia;
Miss Clara D. Hall nul j. G. Connor Jr., New York,
are spjpuTHiuE at the Rigs lluu.c.
but. seriously, We believe that Nine. MDdleska Is
q JGwcss. Miss Rose EytluEu certainly ls. Elw!n
Both is Of Jewish dcsrlut amd 50 Is Lester Wal.
lack rs he himself admits. No ono doubts that
Rachel was Jewish. nor that Bugumil Davidson
WAS Of Jewish birth. Nile schneider, the nvUritg
Interpreter OF her ClTulig.umIst OAvmhagh, Is Vi
vOursC Juwc.s AMI Lgvinsky, tho i"al!ng actor uf
the Vienna nurgh Theatre. +, n his maine iudi'
C6cs one Of the chosen pcOp.c.-Jhc Jtrish ItWts.
National Republican., 1878-10-10

THE Gnimus of BEN HILLS late assault
upon the President is apparent. His coll
league, Senator JACK Blows GORnOY, hay-
ing received more recognition at the hands
Of the Administration than he has it be-
came necessary for him to take the lead of
the Bourbon element of Georgia or follow
in the wake OF GORDON. who Is now the
acknowledged leader ofth sham Conserva-
tive wing Of the Democracy in that Stlte.
lie tried to OUtdO GoRDpN in his insidiOusly
selfish sycophnncy to the Administration
and failed. even altor he had gone to the
extent of opposing the TiIDEN l.iihustr.ing
conspiracy. and earning n reputation in the
North, among the drluded mud~ills Of that
section, as a reliable and truly reconstruct
ed or Conservative Southern Democrat.
But his recent hostile cbullition against
President HAYES has served to expose the
hollow insmccrity OF his class. Such men
are to be trusted only while they are
within sight and hearing.
National Republican., 1878-10-10

A FEW weeks ago Ben HILL boosted, by
means Of a convenient and carefully.revised
interview" that he had been mainly in
ftrumental in breaking up the Gllibustcring
conspiracy of the Democracy to prevent the
counting in" Of President HAYES. Now
lie practically denounces that breaking up
MS an infamous act, productive of infamous
results. A very strange constituency HILL
must have, if they tolerate such palpablc
Inconsistency much longer.
National Republican., 1878-10-10

THE logic of the declaration that Presi-
dent HAYES has Stooped to reward the al
legged corruptionists who elected him to Of
fse points to the assumption that he was
party to their frauds This is all there is,
outside Of apparent personal interest, in
Senator BEN HILLS recent diatribe against
the Administration. But this logical as
sumption falls to the ground rs soon as the
declaration is proven to be false, and every
National Republican., 1878-10-10

BEEEE is now known as the Great DEM
pcratiC Clog Dancer Of the House. lie is
preparing to shui.i. OF this political coil by
running Tor thir, term in that holy. But
his constituents have made up their minds
that he may B2aU& d-d-dangcrous il
Glowcd to stray away !rplA home
National Republican., 1878-10-10

DANIEL WEBSTER VOORHEES, public ca
-ccr is again threatened with eclipse. The
Indiana Legislature has not gone Demo
cratic in the way that DANIEL would like
10 have had it 20. In other words, the
IIoosers seem TO have ordered the Fiat
lTdmps to the rear.
National Republican., 1878-10-10

unpreiudiced man in the country will ad-
nit that it is false. HILLS claims upon
Executive patronage were based upon his
political services to the Executive If they
were proper so were also the similar claims
of the men who secured the election of this
slmo Executive. 1t is a poor rule that will
not work both ways.
National Republican., 1878-10-10

JOE BLACKBURN has declared himself in
favor of burning all the bank buildings and
custom houses in the country. What an
ensanguined wretch! He was at one time
in favor Of demolishing the Government
but it wasn't done.
National Republican., 1878-10-10

FcrR ycur- ago Uncle SAMMY TILDEH
by lis martciIy lnauipu!utIons, cn,h,rcd
poor ELL TWEED into states prison and
thence to his grave. To-day the New YorN
Iribu,e dcciphcrs Uncle SAMMY into OBJ
security and shis political grave. "Er Uao
" discc omacs."
National Republican., 1878-10-10

JoE BLACKDrES went to Ohio to tell the
Buckeyes how to vote. y good many old
soldiers, who would otherwise have voted
with the Democrats, bvcrme 50 disgustcd at
the importation Of traitor in a double
sense that they voted in direction opposite
to that suggested BY the renegade Ken
tuCkian
National Republican., 1878-10-10

THE Fiatists although they failed to poll
4 respectable number OF votes can consist
emily claim triumph. All they have to do
is to say, This is our victory and it will
be the same as ii they had won.
National Republican., 1878-10-10

THE Republicans Of the thirteenth dis
triCt, New York, have renominated General
JOIN II. KETCHUM rs their candidate for
Congress. The selection is most excellent,
and looks like business His district is
composed of Columbia, Dutchess, and Put
nam Counties, and in 1876 he was elected
by 21l2 majority. He has proved himself
very faithful and efficient Representative
and we have no doubt Of his return. He is
q warm and consistent.friend of the inter
ests of the District of Columbia.
National Republican., 1878-10-10

ACCORDING to the rule laid down by the
Post-erior after the Colorado election, Radi-
cal liars must have been manipulating the
wires at all points in Ohio, Indiana, rnd
Iowa since the polls closed Tuesday evening
National Republican., 1878-10-10

"TILDES and Reform - illustrated by in
Come-tax defaults and stolen account books.
would be an excellent campaign err for
1s~O. MANToN MARBLE and JOHNNY ''
COYLE are tuning their voices on that key.
National Republican., 1878-10-10

BEN HILL never recommended any one
to Office under President HAYES admins
tration; he simply indorscd a number of his
friends Exactly what the difference be-
tween a recommendation and an indorse-
ment is under such circumstances we fail to
is an honorable gentleman.n
National Republican., 1878-10-10

THE Post-erior had postscript edition
yesterday. Under the same inspiration that
prompted 1t to hire q band work a magic
lantern transparency, aud make hilalutin
noodle OF itself generally, it printed an cdi-
toriul in the earlier sheets OF its issue yes
terday morning, claiming Democratic vic
tory, and a consequent. Democratic suprem'
acy in the next House. Upon the receipt
OF later news, which induced the summary
dismissal Of the band and the destruction
81 the transparency, it went to press
again and printed another edition, in which
the boustful editorial was omitted. 1t il
always well to catch your hure before yOl
"COOk it,
National Republican., 1878-10-10

THERE are not half so many original
Greenbackers laying around loose as there
was n few days ago.
National Republican., 1878-10-10
THE ADMINISTRATION TO THE RESCUE.

II is evident that the Administration did
not act any too soon in its effort to assert
the power of the General Government for
the protection of the purity of the ballot in
South Carolina. Relying upon the assump-
ton that it would remain an Indifferent, if
not inactive, observer Of the progress of
political affairs in that State, the Palmetto
bull-dozers and rifle clubs had made their
accustomed arrangements to carry the COM
ing fall election by virtue Of force and fraud
Of the most outrageous character 1t re-
mains to be seen whether even now this
legitimate interference by the Government
will produce the desired effect, however for
the columns Of violence and oppression are
already in motion, and it may DC impossible
to stop them. That our readers may fully
understand the basis Of this fear we append
the following extract from a recent editorial
of the Charleston N,~, and Courier, printed
the day before Attorney-Gcncral DEvENs'
letter to District-Attormey NOETHRUP was
made public. The extract requires no ex-
PLANTATION, other than the assertion that
AIessrs LEE aud SwAILs are "rascals" only
in the sense that they are opposed TO the
continuance of mob rule In the State OF
their nativity
The canvass has been conducted with mod
Grafton There are specks Of trouble in
Sumter aud in Williamsburg growing out
National Republican., 1878-10-10

the fate that he sought for the "boys in
blue" who entered what was called Con-
federate territory under the orders Of tho
Government they were defending.
National Republican., 1878-10-10
Reputation, and Nothing Else.

Savannah News
The limitless issue by the Government Of pieces
OF paper, stamped us dollars, but never to be re.
deemed, and tho forctblo paying oil the national
and other obligations In such ISSUE, Is reputation
aud nothing else,
National Republican., 1878-10-10

THE Cincinnati Enquirer has for week
been inquiring, What is BU'TTER-wONTu
today Mr.. MILTON SAYLER can read
ily inform Mr. MCLEAN now.
National Republican., 1878-10-10
stnUIs Connonu uonest,
Senator Bayard.l

SenntOr Bnyafd,
"I don't think General Butler has any intentions
in common with the happiness or stability OF any
community. lie has no fixed principles or deep
cony lotions; and, rs TO his common honesty, have
my lOubtsh
National Republican., 1878-10-10

TIE POTTER committee is dissolved. 1t
has not amounted to n Ciphcr-a GILmcrcy
Park cipher we mean.
National Republican., 1878-10-10

MANY of the THURMAN Democrats are
now beginning to spell it B-A-Y-A-R-D.
National Republican., 1878-10-10

RESUMPTION is now fixed fnct only
S3 days more and it will become a legal
fact.
National Republican., 1878-10-10
Here and There.

There arc sly insimuHtOns here and there that
General Ben Harrison, Of Indiana, would make
quite an available candidate for the Republican
convention In lssD.
National Republican., 1878-10-10

WHAT do the TILDEN-MARrGE caparcen-
ers sigh for? Echo answers-Ciphcr.
National Republican., 1878-10-10
DIED.

wALLACE-On October Q, 1875 JAMIE NyaLEy
WALLACE, aged three months and three days
Funeral 10 take place rOuI IsJO COnnectIcut ayenue
Friday evening, al . p. M.
National Republican., 1878-10-10
VIII Git Up Agin."

lbcHNtr iIlDHHtI
The little Dcm0crdt, referring mournfully TO the
late election advances the astonishing proposition
that Truth. being squashed to tho Garth will rise
again. This may be true OF Truth, but II don't ap.
ply 10 the Democratic party OF Colorado.
FREE of charge. Your druggist will refund your
money II DR.. Bulls Cough syrup docs not give you
satisfaction and cure your cough