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FALL.

Maiden Blush, lO4 Smoke House
"a Rambo, 20; Queen, Ga; Fallawa.
ter, "a Gravenstein, 18; York Impe.
ral, 10 Winesap, 8; Doctor, 0; Por.
ter, 8 Famause, 6.
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Read our fourth page carefully this
week.
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WINTER

Baldwin, 1ls; r. 1. Greening 9S
Northern Spy, IS; Smiths Cider, II
Roxbury Russet, 40; X of Tompkins
Co., 8; Seek.no- Further, 3S Ramanite
AZ Swarr, 8; Spitzenbcrg, 40.
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MISCELLANEOUS FARMING
IMPLEM ENTS.

All articles In this class not manufactured la
the county will be awarded no monicd premium,
but may receive a diploma
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LIST OF PREMIUMS,

GLASS I.-0PEN TO ALL BREEDS AND
COMPETITIONS.
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TURY LIsT.--List Of jurors drawn for.sep.
~ tember Term, A. d. 1873, commencing on
the 9TH Monday, 2Sd day, and to continue for two
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ing election.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-07

ST. JOHNS CHAPTER, NO. 5.
fa,HE STATED coNvoCATIoNs OF ST.
! johns Chapter, No. 5, r. A. NJ, will be
ilsll ii Masonic Hall. On the second Wednesday
eveni.g Of each month. Called communion
tons on all other Wednesday evenings.
All Royal Arch Masons, in good standing, are
cordially invited to attend.
JOHN GILLESPIE, A.. P.
W. A. DuRIEY. Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-07
Application ron A PATENT

ITO THE NAY DAY QUEEN MINE-No. "a.
u 8. Land Ufiee, Eureka. New, June 10,
1913. Notice is hereby given that the Silver
West Consolidated Mining Company. by Ia
duly authorized agent. Thomas J. Read. whose
postoflcc address is Eureka, Nevada, has this
day fled his application for a patent for eight
hundred $500 linear feet of the May Day Queen
mine or vein, bearing silver. with surfses
ground two hundred gsuDifeet in width. situate,
lying and being in Eureka Mining District
county of Eureka, and State Of Nevada, and
known and designated by the heid notes and
official plat on file in this Sfiiee NJ lot NO. IA
The exterior boundaries of said lot No. ~
boirs rs follows. TO wit: Variation ish ttg.
east. Commencing at 4 post marked No, ! US.
Survey No. ia. whence the flagstaff IN the
town Of Eureka bears n. q deg. az min. T.,
1910 feet; Ruby Hin No. l bears N. o deg. "
inin. T., 1921 feet: n sIruee-pine tree. thrss
feet in diameter. marked Is. T., standing at the
mouth Of the Excelsior funpel bears $. IL dex.
t., co; feet: thence. running first course 8. s5k
deg. f., 600 feet. TO pest marked No. 2, US.
Survey M. 14I. The post stands ON the wcst
ern boundary Of U. =. Survey No. I42. Excelsior
aud Carlo Zeno lode. whence post No ] Of said
Hualenct survey bears N. an deg. f.. 1856 feet.
Thence. I'd course +. az deg. W.. so fest,
along the western boundary Of said survey M.
Is2. h pest married No. >. u. s. Survey No. ia.
thence. I'd course, n. 81 deg. W, 700 feet -
post marked No. 4. y. $. Survey No. IA; and
thence. s;h course. ". AZ eeg. T.. so0 feet, %
post No. l, the place ef beginning. containing
3 $500 acres. This claim ia bounced on the
east ly the Excelsior aud csrlo zsno mines,
and On the west by the Gas Light niue. Tho
location Of this mine IN duly recorded In the
Rec rder's Office 81 Fureka Mining District.
On page "A. In Book ID, % the Mining Records
If said District. Any and sIi persons claiming
adversely any portion Of said May Day euetn
mine. or said mining eruund. rs herein
before described, are required to file their ID.
verse clnim with the Register Of the United
States Land Office at Eureka. in the State q
Nevada. during the sixty Days period OF pub
LEGATION hereof, or they VIII be barred by VIZ
tue of the provisions Of the statute.
ie20-Gnd II. II. IMMEL. Register.
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APPLICATION F0R 4 PATENT

r7lo THE GAS LIGHT MINE-No. 4a3.-u.G
i Lsnd Oflee. Eureks, Nevada. June ID,
1878. Notice IL hereby given. that the Silver
west Consolidated Mining Company. BY 10
duly authorized agent. Thomas J. Read. whose
postofiice address Is Eureka. Nevada, has this
day hied bis application for y patent for sx
hundred [Go0l linear feet Of the Gas Light mine
or vein, bearing silver. with surface ground
ono hundred and thirty ti9ol feet In width, sit
uHte, lying and being IN Eureka Mining Dis
trict. County Of Eureka and State Of Nev1da.
and known and designated by the field notts
and official plat on file in this once a. Lot ne.
las. The exterior boundaries OF said lot No.
1f5 being M follows. to wit, Variation iea
deg. cart. Commencing AT y post marked No,i
u. y. Survey No, las, whence the Flagstaff In tne
town OF Eureka bears N. q deg. % min. r.;
2n.if5 feet: Ruby Hill No. l bears n, deg. %
min. t., 1920 feet. A spruce pine tree. three
feet IN diameter. marked u. r.. standing a. tnc
mouth tf the Excelsior tunnel, bears >. 20 oss.
Is min. H.. 13S feet, and the mouth u the uas
Thence running nrst course 8. 81 deg. E,l9
feet, To post marked No. 2. u. s. Survey No.
las; thence. I'd course y. IN deg. W. 50 feet, 70
post No. !. Of o.. 8. Survey No. IA. May Day
Queen lode. coo feet. to post marked No. 3, U.
s. Survey No. las; thence, ID course N. sly
deg. W., $50 feet. 20 post marked No. 4 u. ..
Survey No. 14s; and thence 4th course. n. ~
deg. H.. 600 feet, TO post No, 1, the place Of be.
ginning; containing ] !?-ioo acres. This claim
is bounded ON the east by the May Day Queen
mine. The location OF this mine Ia duly re-
corded In the Recorders Office of Eureka Min
ing District, on page col, In Book d. Of tho
Mining Records Of said District. Any and al
persons claiming adversely any portion Of said
hereinbefore described. arc required 70 ME
their adverse claim with the Register Of the
United States Land Once. at Eureka, In the
State of Nevada, during the sixty days period
by virtue Of the provisions Of the statute.
je20-c0d ID. u. IMMEL, Register.
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THERE are few positions more enyiable
thar that Of the English judge. A salary
Of $25. 900 q year, with a pension of $15,-
600 on retirement, are pickings for which a
French or a German judge, who does
much the same work for about 50, 500 or
5000 q year, must long with all the
strength Of his judicial mind.
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FOUND.

A MEMORANDUM BOOK. CoNTANLMo
N memorandum and . note Tor III: w
owner can have the ssme BY calling atths "
hce and psying fer this advertisement
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APPLICATION ron A PATENT

T0THE PHENIX MILL SITE-No. 40. 2.
i s. Lane Office. Eureka, Nevada. May 2oth.
fh7a.-Notice Is hereby given, that the Phenix
Silver Mining Company, whose posto1hce -
filed It's application for . patent for nve acres
Of surface ground. for . mill-site, situate, lying
and being in the Eureka Mining District. county
of Eureka, and State of Nevada, and Known
and designated by the field notes aud omeial
plat on file in this Office as lot No. 143. Ine
exterior boundaries Of said lot l4s being - fol-
lows, to-wit: Variation, 1ct deg. east Oom-
meneing ut q poat marked No. /, u. y. survey
No. 1l3, the same being post No. ], Y. .. survey
No ZIG, Adams and Farren and Deer. ioas;
whence the flagstaff in the town OF Eursss
bears N. 50 deg. Is min. f., 9,290 feet: hu1y
Hill No. l bears N ~ deg. II min. W. ,soI ieet;
the Lawton shaft OF the Eureka Consolidasea
Mining Company bears N. 80 deg. ~ min. W
si4 $40 feet; and the Phenix shaft bears ~
deg. r.. 2s2 feet; thence, running ist course ~
3D. deg. Al min. e., $40 5-l0 feet. to post marhso
No. 2, II. 8. survey No. 143: thence, I'd courss
=. 17A deg. W., $50 feet. to port marked MO-
u. s. survey No. f43. This post stands on M "
northern boundary Of u. 8. survey No. 81, VII
So feet. to post marked No. I, ". 3 survey ~
143, the same being post No. 4 of said SURVEY
No. 81: thence, 4th course ", 81 deg. We
feet. TO post marked No. 5, U. 3. survey No. ~
and thence, 9Th course N, 10 deg. % min. W
as2 9-10 feet. to post No. l, the place OF begin,
ming, containing hvc acres. The location y
this mill-site IL duly recorded in the Recoroets
Office Of Eureka Mining District, on page ~
in Book +, Of the Mining Records OF said ~ Z.
trict. Amy and all persons claiming Adversely
any portion of said Pheuix Mill-site. or ss'S
ground as hereinbefore described. arc repuiis-
to file their adverse claim wtthe Register Oh ~
United States Land Once at Eureka. In "a
State Of Nevada. during the sixty dsys' peru
OF publication hereof, or they Will pe pAzis-
by virtue Of the provisions Of the statute:
my2i -a0d d. d. IMMEL, Regisser.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-07

MOUNTAIN 0DGEN0.2z.I.O.O r.
M Z EVERY SATURDAY EVENING AT
w Odd Fellows Hall, at Z o'clock. All
members Of the order, in good standing, are in
vited to attend. II. b. MCKEE, N. G.
r. NJ. BEATTY Secretary.
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Paper Hanging and Painting.
THE UNDERSIGNED rs PREPARED TO
4 do all kinds Of Paper Hanging and Paint
ing IN the best style and at reasonable prices.
Send orders by postal card through Postofice.
JAMES POMEROY.
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LARGE Ann AIRY ROOMS.

No Liquors sold in the house. Aceommoda-
tons for tho y. L 2. Railroad passengers,
either East or West.
jeltf W s. EVANS.
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IT. Ell HARMON.

" clio Clerk of the District Court OF the
Sixth Judicial District, in and for the County
Of Eureka, State of Nevada.
CoNvEYANcING, In all its branches, cor
reetly executed. Acknowledgements, Afddayits.
ETC., aiken in any part Of town.
cfbee: Front corner room at the Courthouse.
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1. &. OF. RED CROSS.
NJ EFT EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING AT
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For Sale, or to Let.
FIFTEEN ROOMS,
O SALE!

RA ADwELLING HOUSE CONTAINING
4HSfl four rooms and a good cellar. The loca-
szSeHStion is a good one. For particulars, APP
ply to DIR. ]. B. KEEN.
Eureka, June !, 1873. je1-tf
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o RENT.

- A STORE ROOM, SUITABLE FOR
EsszssM any kind of business. on the ground
kszEn floor of the Eureka Opera House. For
particulars, apply to
N. ,. BARTLETT.
Eureka, May %, 1873. my29tf
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TO RENT.

1.-TWO LARGE, COMFORTABLE ROOMS,
suitable for an office or a store, can be
rented cheap If application is made immedi-
ately at MRS. NJ. A. ASHIM'S
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wINNEMUCCA TRIBE, No. 8,

EN- UCCA TRIBE, No. 8,
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN, MEET
i every Tuesday Evening, at their
Wigwafn, in Masonic Hall. at 8 O'clock. All
Chiefs and Brethren are invited to attend.
MATTHEW KYLE, Worthy Saehem.
@. C. LIVINGSTON, Chief of Records,
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MIBERNIANs.

rNffF A. o. H. MEETS EVERY FIRST AND
IL third Saturday evening of each month, at
The corner II Clark and Monroe streets, until
further notice. r.. i. SPLAINE, President.
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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
BABY's SMILE.


As through the busy street ! pass,
Often in sun or rain,
marx some pleasant household group,
Behind the window-pane
The mother Is politely blind,
The father does not soc.
But II / note q baby there,
The baby smiles at me.
Dear sinless soul Of babyhood
She does not coldly wait
To ask about my bank account,
Or bonds, or real estate
with small soft face against the pane,
And dove-like COO the while,
she beckons with her dainty hand,
And answers back my smile.
She does not scorn my glance because
She never heard my name,
Nor query of my social place,
Nor question whence l came
No tedious rule of etiquette
Restraints her loving grace,
Or chills the winning smile that lights
Her lovely wildfower face.
She knows me by that nameless sense,
That wisdom sweet and fine,
Which babies rave ere time has spoiled
Their innocence divine
That strange, unerring magnetism
Which some kind angel sends,
BY which all sinless things perceive
IND recognize their friends
Which draws the pigeons to my hand,
Fearless and t~rustful still,
Which makes tie social sparrows crowd
My friendly window-sill
The silent sympathy which makes
The homeless dog / meet
Forget his hungry lonesomeness
II fawn about my feet.
All though the world seems full, some
times,
OF darkness and Of dust,
The soul is not quite desolate
Which birds and babies trust
Life is not at all a wilderness,
Made up of grief and guile.
While eyes SO shadowless and so sweet
Smile back to eyes that smile
Elizabeth A. Allen, in Youths Companion.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-13
TELECRAMs.
PERSUADED BIZ A PISTOL.

A re5xs MAN COMPELLED TO MARRY 4
LADY BY HKR FAfHER-
SpRIx6FIELD. Ohio, June S--Yesterdsy
morning gestleman named King, accom-
p ,nied By his son, called as the house Of A
Cochran, On West Main street, and sought
IN Interview with young Aaron Cochran,
insisting that he shoald accompany him "a
Columhus and then marry bis daughter
threateninx the young mans life II he re
fused and drawing rsFolver to enforce his
decisratSon. The latter finally ccnscnred,
and was married 20 Mss Kisg the same day
In Co,rnhns, then RETURNING here. Cochran
prosesssd his innocence Of any criminal act,
and declared that he would never consent
70 live with the young woman, and lat oy
The midnight train. and his whsreAhouts d
not now kBosa to the paren:s, who, as ths
tsne Of the frst iuserview, urged thas the
wsdding. " any took place. should be al
shesr house. Tae pareass are anoag our
most respect Abls etttzens, ami are fearful
thas the sou sill commit seas fearful deed
10 himself
The Morning herald., 1878-06-13
GREAT RAILROAD STRIKE THREAT
EyED.

NRw YORK, Juns 1a-The Times has the
following special from Columbus, Ohio: In
an interview with geRsleman wel-knove
in railroad circles, Who has been travelling
al over the United States In the interest o.
railroad men, n Is learned that full AMI
eonpisss orgxnsratsoa has k.en e1scsed,
a,d that al rAllfozd men are pow wprkinE
In unison, and that . strike 10 liable 70
break out at any time, which, he claims.
VIII extend over Tie whole country. He
STATS that there ssre fhc1sards Of miners
out Of employneEt who are ready to AID the
strikers In securing their just demands.
In reference to the so-called Communists
element, be Il Of the opinion that they VIII
make no move until the strike has begun.
when they VIII coRe 10 The assisiance Of the
strikers The nAEe of the persons giving
the information h Withheld, but rAtlroXd
ofSeisls give Il a. their opinion that the
person In jack Cooper, who took m active
part and assumed the leadership In the
ratlroad strike enc year age. In an Inter
view with GeRerA manager Caldwell, OF
the Pan Handle lines, this evening, In ref.
essnce to the proposed strike, he said that,
20 far ss he knew, thare Was nothing TO
base the report On. Their men hsd looked
stern fae.s In tie face, and were well sa1as-
fed with taeir present salaries, under the
existing deExeszip1 Of badness Of Al kinds
The Morning herald., 1878-06-13

Sch -sbe!1 named 'he substance which he
discovered ,ENua. igonI lie ttreek word
re, n sig liiying 10 nell He supposed
IN al i. Was nSYs gen uRn Lctiye and h!snly
e; c.r.,l egR;Ive state. M observations do
Sot warrant irJse conclusions SIS sub
stSuces such as R.GrAls o. P.tSSSS, etc }
II yi-id la &c gsQu4niitics 81 Ox!geI give
but little zone, wG..< others producing
pr>SOci Z iG'u- or m cxygen We'd lETge
cCsu;IIies d! !OsNrs tE- most high yCs M
.E-<i rgAufc ~!les >Ie t'e,is = W o,Nd. Pine
ae.,yHs Blood. etc, etc; # lhc &ineIa.
Ss.ls, Alum, sulphur. chloride OF oda,
= g. ulay b. = e.l'V nvt a. agents Welding
GEuI.e in = hanranre, ttrOn~ may be man
L 'aciuCeI from ali oEnniEd bodies by
Ga glllrsIl a!ti. ily, The eVG.u'inu 0f organic
n'I''Ar ana 'ht Ap.d i,s,l legation 81 sll
1E1aiIei substances. either by me"a< OF
h-Ai> e5tc ici'y or other forms Of turce.
uCnns Is Inc aniisep.gc prirs,'iple " every
substance 2 SSFssi Z The piwvr 20 pre-, erys
animal sDd vegetable structures nom de.
CAV. The p-esesvs'ive and pu -i'y'nS quail
iles Of Salt, tSroolic Acio, hloride OF
J., me-, Alcohol. exc, ale due 10 the p. essnce
Of Qroue.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-13
- INvALIDs' HOTEL, q

yisi BuaAo Sn every aa.Ina q e faltessG sas,, ssss,
.Dd .Dd ise si4 eess.sa ss SeeaIJ of kv ps
Medicine and s.TEsr assosi.ssS Win hin, rendered
Tor their entertainmenf and comfort S'e
ADVANTAGES 0YRKRKDl-The Iuvalids Bo,s
s0%Pf,se e e i sRg'q9,,nHs ~, ;,d,a ,h.a
in one Of he most he&lffa and desirable poriioo
The City Of Bunzlo, and Commands fne view Of IT,
bns sasa n shs na &c o. n e1iensf,s COUNT.
Of beautiful paris 1he Hotel is furnished SiS
patent safety passsnger elevator, 70 convey paiss
kinds Of approved baths, and has also connected SS
It well-appointed gymnasium and bowling asy 10 "a
Atiord proper means OF eIercfse. -"
CUR0yIC DI6RAGE8 Of ali nyrms whether rsoO,
ing medical surgical. or mechanical, treatment Coma
within the province Of cur several Specialize ~
DIkEAsEe OF W0NEN--Espeeiaily are tbe fscIt,
fise reanedial means ald appliances Tor the IN. "
al those chronic diseases peculiar to females The
engloyzI n .g6 9desssa; esss1 or ,S1is chemical
many czses az tnvainaole auxiliary 70 the renedII
means 70 which We resort In such cases Dry f1etM
s d ns sna hx essTci Scs 70 sn1eB pv ,Sa
eQualiLe the drcllat10n Of the blood In the system
rsiere. oOngessed pzrtA improve digestion. and
realE Il ali cases 70 vhich ttess means are sppIe
he No exper1menttng b resortet to in he treat
D ~. .,9 o g. aPsSssd sn 3s.1son ar r. fsss ,ss
10 suit the condition a he patient the thoroughyen.
tilstiol Of the stepping apartment The cheering 10.
nueuee Of music. soctn mferco1rse, Innocent gsnes
for amcsezent and nh tboae agencies which tend 70
arouse The mind Of the patient frum despoHdenCb
and Tho. pEo1ots .seSsery, % are nos negiected
Ch0reA ESt yitQss Dance and other nervous lfec.
tiOns receive The attention Of An s4u1 in This spe
eiaty, By which ne greAts skili Il attained and !s
Es1sf happy results secured
LING IIsEAsEs.-This division Of The practice In
TIE lny1lids' HOsA 10 yery 1hay managed by gen.
0eusn Of nat1re t1dgmert and skill Bronchial
TnFuAl and Lung Diseases are very largely treated
IN tkfs deyartent and with results which have been
highly grkfafFtng 10 both phys and patients
EFR AND EAR-Speeial artentioa is given 70 the
delicate Operations On the eye and ear, dStn.
sGished ocllis1 and aarist being under engagement
70 o0s1zct thas branch Of The practice.
InExlis arriving In tbe city and desiring to con-
srlt "a shoala cone directly % the Hotel iseasIy
accessible BY eArrt2gE oUnih1S or street ears. MIL
LKRS OEErfh1s AgszfA on Al Incoming trains can
De relied upon @ aeafysI ASSs and baggage
~Addrsas r. Y. PMRo~ Worid's Dsper
@IT and IuFa,Ias aofsl, B1Lalo, y. Y.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-13
3NI7EIGq e.0

As a re,uIt ne has scovered that dis
eases originate is germs. or in p ain Won Q,
paras.tes- Now iIany persons are disposed
10 be scspticsl en- this posn, shey can soon
be convinced. By fas cse o. Q powerfui
mic,u<cO. z. That this Is an absolute fact
and not a mere ssserl'n THIS being 80
VI hat couid be more natural than the Doc
tors theory. viz: 80 cure the disease
you must destroy the pare sites eausipg IT:
DR.. Paine, after years OF study, has been
able to take tEoi e, the great neal.n-gtying
element OF The air. and REFUGE II to
LIQUID form Jt Is an absolute cure for
Calarrh, be destrOyisg the germs causing
it, The same in regard tn that fearful
scourss, D PHI heris- and h diseASs is 50
deadly, simply because the parasites
causing Ii { allowed, from the want OF
proper treatment, u remain in the MEM
hraae, when Ii lhey were destroy d. nature
would in all ca<es do the rest. Their de-
ssruefion Or she will positively accomplish
Ii pros uees better results In e,orsunptl
than any other known remedy, and II
used before The total destruction OF the
lungs will produce o cure, The same oi
Cancer and other siseases- Ozone as dis
infestsnt has no equal for the body or sick
room
The Morning herald., 1878-06-13
From the Eariiesl Ages.

SCgOyTLA css teen 91s tzSle. EHd As Il
wt-e, 1fss c1rae o. EA1 k-l1- ACss7z,- IL We
LElh cs-npsE- Of Lsv-s2rEs~ &! 1--WE Te-!
sx usacsl r-lSs O. tt-s 1ls1a-S- - selTlo.s
.rS lcssahsare ek5 i tsS- Jo1s-0 -se tAe-
ihss q person known 10 b. -Lsecls1 win II
vxazld coi be allowed ID Elk VILE soaeTy
re JsEs rs,rA-6s4S il s. dlylCe i--iesso1
AID n.ezisvad there whs 10 cure Ec,- II II
~sx thea the sins o. a !O-ih o. dlT1sNoo
.vE -ke ps1E-s O. ylrI,s -sFt punished As
la1g as life Lasted ksrFl-! II CiI,E day
ta4 xe-cs Of medicine has 5e>s1 G%Te3opes
,h4 g-s.si stQ-shoCSE q SL1 ere t-rA1sEes
rsnesy tEs disease Is sl-lrf-a1 Q. .lS ier-
ro- py TIE Cas o. 5E4s SAM 4 STAN'S kOpI
AND HERS JUICES SD ihe v.eiln Of
Se-a~-iS> Clcs-S~ Sores P--2r-sS~ bsoiehreN
n ater eie., csl ee restored 81 ssoS4E5 les u
tr ssu wsEkE I2zi iLe-s are 1ecszszaos
II now whose conditions are IS csS1 As 11osst
| os ihe 6krk les Te are vel AWARE MAJ!
| noE tAl TO tad 8 e1rs ss vel As lie! do
than To al szcA Lhe SAl2srISs1s Eooi
srd EEs Juices viii prove 9 happy boon,
srSdses1tDg al i'm PARTIES nom lie oso.od
Il Ard making the complexion bright and
asxl;hy. A fsw BOTTLES viii remove p.E'
rsex OF etoseAss, Ias-st! doing sway viii
trNx-asstex and powders kO'aT AN d EERf
lJUICES a2s PEI bottle Sent by express
10 any address,
SIS Gscaxtrss- PAitsSslrhiA
The Morning herald., 1878-06-13

II was first discovered by sehoenbein In
lS:4 In 1888. Andrews snd TAFT obtained
small quantities OF IL from Oxygen, by
means {. pressurp. Z is asserted by Lsew
and Odling tl1t OLoae eontaius three
atoms o.OIygen. while the lsue has two
atams, and that 81 comprising IL 10 one
eZane hxs also been produced by passing a
series of electric sparks through OK! gen
Gas by applying PermangAnAte OF Poias-
81 10 Su phlrie Acid; by burning Phos-
phor1s in Ether; or b. sorcins air through
8 solution u Blood. Ether. Permsnsanate
u PosaSsa and hoSphoEus.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-13
WANTS.

"AyTKn-TEK HEIRS TO s. -2NlNr--
=" Ars-6s Lewis and the other grand
,sassa-rr q GSSeun Lewis aCt eAiA3ren q
E1s- Abncr. Lyman and Flora Lewis viii
1a1fssse c,oru r1ErScase Immediately with the
rvar-.irrtd- W. Srs-~rs PutAlshe'd n tae
SEAae~ az p 1ss- Iva 10, McGAgar- uesa-
G1r, ana ~ ~ o. yorshIEhs-sAnt.
ssrSssrR con - Y p9ekse copy- foe
eorrers In foraasAAoa rsek5zng fherefo ne'erRl
c,wpsumxtom VIII Be swnr1ed
SIDNEY J. COWr,
ArturzE-As-LAw.
8 ChMrrher StrSse-
New York CITY.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-13
TICKET scALPKR SENTENCED.

waIlacs c. White, convicted Last weak
In Baltimore, Of conspiracy 70 dsfrsnd The
Psnnsyiyxnia Railroad Company BY dealing
I'm passenger tScks1s thai had heea pre-
ys5a.ly used and taken up. and Afterwards
stolen from the Company, Was seHtsncsd to
two years inpr.sooEtrI u Jsa and TO PAP
a Eae Of $5aA
The Morning herald., 1878-06-13

Dx- YULEEHs INEVITABLE RHKU.
MATIC REMEDY.-Is i1e psTss-ip-
In of one O. Frilsis8I ni8's ca6eSi pnyxi-
cs&,k- and 10 guaranteed 20 cure rhs1na-
tssrn- nszrAAEis> sc5stics- pain, R&ezsenss
g. cr roSsy refunded ey inyigovsi2ns
10. nerves p1rItyins the blood and re1-
fr.nsang ssassa1c1s deposits II the system
nv rnerFr IL hsnx bescone standard rnedi-
1s5e- Sr.sr1rr and money saved By Cse1ng
~ In Nne- Eensmber Thai DF. Filter ID
ne CIV pnyuscEka in Ansrfsa devos1nx
n ys,ars 70 thsk one line Of practice Czre
wsrrEnsei- Advice gratis As Sozf aFc<.S
.sSrees-