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sudden Death of Bishop Rosecrans.

6uu0Ou ASSeSssA VA A/AceASk 4sSSSo~ es>>Ss
CoLuMBus, October 2l-The Right
Reverend Sylvester Horton, Rosecrans
died at the Convent Of the Sacred Heart
at forty FIVE minutes past ten tonight.
He was seized with hemorrhage Of the
stomach on Sunday night, just as he was
about to enter the Cathedral for yesper
services He was forced to return to
his apartments, and suffered three attacks
during the night AT seven o clock this
morning he suffered another severe
hemorrhage.s This prevented the Bish-
op from attending the meeting of the
clergy of. the diocese, called for. eight
O'Clock this forenoon, for the appoint
meut Of the Judices Consarun recently
ordered by the Apostolic See. At noon
the Bishop had fifth attack, which left
him rather weak Doctor Hamilton,
who was in attendance upon the patient,
as well as those about his bedside, en-
tertained the strongest hopes OF hisires
cdvery until seven o'clock tonight = At
that time there was still another severe
hemorrhage, which, followed by Others,
left the Bishops friends very little hope
of his recovery The doctor. warned the
dying Prelate, shortly after eight o'clock,
that his end was near. He requested
that priest be sent for Father Els ad-
ministered the Sacraments of Comics.
sion, Holy Communion, Extreme Unc.
tion and the Indulgence in articulo NOR
tis. Revs. Ahrehis, Gallagher and Aull
were present at the bed side until death
came. He was able to speak until very
nesr the last, and had control of all
his mental faculties. The death creates
a profound sensation here, and the news
spread over the city very fast, even at
the late hour that death took place.
Bishop Rosecrans has been Bishop oi
the Columbus Diocese since March g.
1868 He was much respected by all
classes of the community and those oi
his Church respected and loved him As .
father. The body will be embalmed in
the morning, and the funeral will take
place probably on Friday. The recen,
death, of Vicar General Hempstegel
leaves the Diocese without head. Tele
grams announcing the. death have beer
sent to the Bishops brother, H C Rose
cranz, q farmer near Keokuk, Iowa. and
also to his Other brother, General w. S
Rosecrans, at San Francisco.
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BaltimoPe-October 2l-Cattle-
Very hest on sale this week 4aa5tc; ,h at
generally rated first quality 34s4c; medi
um or good fair quality 2aa3}c; ordibary
thin Steers, Oxen and COWS 2is24 extreme
range OF prices 2aa5ic; most OF the
sales were from 24a3fc. ,vg a..1s :.
Cattle-Prices, quality considered,
were 1s4c; off a, retail. The wholesale
market was considered hv good judges
to be. about loo; on the loo lbs, lower
than last week.
Mich Cows.-There are. few good
Cows among the offerings and thev are
in good demand. Prices, 35a55 per
head.
Quotations, 4a4ac most sales being a
aud neara4t tc : net. About l 600a head
we're received priors'io Saturday and 8,
900 since them Prices would seem to be
at or near their lowest point.a a'sn egeas "a'
Sheep-We quote butchers Sheep at
34l44c; Lambs fairly active at 4a5c /;
stock Sheep, ] 75a3 per head; stock
Ewes,2 50a3 Is; Wethers, 3a4c; per ID
gross. ., @4e .a,' ~ s,'.'A sn' -, -
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@With the opening of the district
schools the lyceum season will begin, 10
which intelligent young men are expect
ed to take lively interest. In rural
communities the lyceum affords whole
some and agreeable recreation, combined
with the social intercourse which is 80
beneficial everywhere. We would en-
courage the formation of lyceums or iii.
erary societies 10 every school district
ip the county, believing them to exert a
good influence over the minds and man
ners of both young and old.
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/ ST. is-October 25.-Catlle-
No shipping demahd,. bdt choice stock
in good request and fairly firm at un'
changed prices; native cows 'aad Iheifers
2 O0a3 Csc; steers 2 50a3 Soc; winter
ed Texans 2 25a3 00c; through Texans
9 JOOa3 co. &GUa56'8 g. .4Hid3g1sg <
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~ GF New and fresh stock pof Winter
Millinery and Fancy Goods consisting
of Hats, Ruschings' Ties, Flowers, Rib
bons, ;kcg = ASnew4ineyef Brocade silk
tTsimnings Just received Another .nev
lot of goods will he, received this week
byiMfstG G.iGOODRTCHi al g3lToTs
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An invoice Of thirteen carloads o.
apples, containing over 2,200 barrels
was forwarded by the Pennsylvania Rail
road on its way to Liverpool, England
to which point it was shipped by the
consigners, lGUa ggig0sfBI
Admiral Paulding, Senior Flag Officer
on the retired list Of the navy, SOD q
the captor OF Major Andre, and last sur
viviug officer Of the battle of Lake
Champlain, died at Huntington, L. l
on. the Goth. - sT3ata@aS .sfksef
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AckDowledged.

Chemists and physicians sav that DR..
Prices Special Flavoring Extracts are
thepurest. they are daily increasing rin
populardavor. Housewives who desire
the mos. delicious flavor in their cakes,
,puddings and pastry, will get 1t by using
Or. Prices Extracts.
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1aa88 1899 11a5o uaa,
@When Southern Democrats begir

~When Southern Democrats begin
to kill white and scelored Republicans
for political reasons, the Northern Dem
ocratic editor begins to laugh snd sneer
at the reported Southern putrsges, when
they are as reliable and clearly establish
ed as the daily announcements ig regard
to the prevalence Of the yellow fever =
Gssr~sy Tine, 4 Edised By q Post Master.
Please furnish the name iof q Demo-
cratic Editor waoslaughs when the death
Of . Southern Republican is reported
True, they. and most everybody else
laughed, over the miserable ELIZA PIsK-
ssds sdaS ssasaas as.oatfs aatsss;.i atss. !. : II e. |.
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"You Don't Know Their Value"

"Tuey cured me Of Ague, Bilousness
and Kidney Complaint, as recommended
/ had half bottle let which Iused'feI
my two little girls, who the doctors and
neighbors said could not be cured. I am
confident l should have lost both OF them
one night if 7 bad notihad the Hop Bit
tefs in my house to use. found they
done them so much good continued
with them, and they are now we'll. Tha
is why say you do not know half the
value of Hop Bi,ters. and do not recon
mend them high enough.-B., Rochester
" " .-
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~@Prof. KALrEnsAoH, of Paterson.
New Jersey, will be united in marriage
o liss Iop,sA. third daughter os Y
HorrrLER, Esq, on Tuesday morn.
ing. The ceremony xilisJhe performed
at the r. C. Cburct q nine o'clock by
Rev. WrrsrxbrRcrn. sse----s1
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Cincinnati.

Oct. 25--FIour 3 60a5 65; Wheat
SOaS8c, Corn 3la38cs Oats 20a23c !;
Rye 4ga50c; Barley 10al. Ia.
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! Two, hundred ana twenty ,four,ton; jof

d q WU Huuuteu Auu tWehtya0urr tons l0t
campaign documents are sent through
the mails from Washington yinl a Con.
gressional election year, ct, an expense
70 the public Of about $50, 1000.
The Sultan has telegraphed to the I'm.
-perial Commissioneryst a. Bstoum to buy
for him twelve gir,s, assorted, between
TIE. ages Of twelve and eighteen, earts
s1s4sH bsiag given Is u pFies. '"'"i'+ %.
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ChicagO-Oct, 25.--Hogs,-Phila
delphias 30a3 45c; light 3 00a3. 05c
mixed packing 8 00a3 10.
Cattle-Msrket steady and unchanged
native steers 8 56a4 Toe; butchers easy
cows 2 00a9 90c; bulls / 5Oa2 40c
steers 3 00a3 Soc; Texans 2 00a2 80
.Sheep--Msrket dull at 2 80a4 -25.--.-.
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Der of New Cases Rapidly Decrea-
sing.
MEapHfs, October 23- From 6 6o'clock
last night until noon to-day tue underta-
kers report orders for IL interments. Tue
streets are thronged with. returning re-
iugees and business is being gradually
resumed, The Howard Association con.
tinue9 their work of sending to thoir
hons all nurses from abroad. Another
heavy frost fell last night. i.IHg a# :
r MEMPHIS, October 23--The Board of
Health officially reported -four deaths
from the fever during the past twenty
four hours. Eleven additional inter.
merts are reported by the undertakers of
persons who died in the suburbs. Egh-
teen physicisns of the Howard, Medical
Corps report t.twenty-nine new cases,
eight in tile city and twenty one In the
lcountry. The new cases reported in the
city are of the returning refugees who
had not taken the precaution Of having
their houses we'll ventilated before .occu-
pying them Among those who have
Idied since last night, are Miss Mamie
IKeeter, e. Lehman, Moses Marks. John
Ku.zch and Mrs.. Louisa Winchester
| 3e ..,... NEW ORLEANS
New ORLEANS, October 23.-W Gather
4 cles and cool. Deaths, 10; cases Fepor-
ted, ,173. Total deaths, 1874; total ca.
ses. 1889. ,...,....
aC5. Chappin, President Of the Board
loffIeahh, says due notice will be given
By the board when absentees may safely
retuynEE s9s9 ts1e.o3 ges 5aa3.E 11@h
At OTHER r1INrs.
CAIRO, October 23.-Heavy frost and
thin ice this morning. The official report
Tor the twenty-four hours ending at noon
1 shows no deaths and no new cases. The
quarantine against the South will be
raised ontthe 29th inst.g,s 1854 5saijGea
| CHATTANOOGA, October 23.-Deaths
from the. fever for the Hast awenty-four
hoprs3i new csses g. among them May
or Carlisle. There is great destitution
among the colored people. The. Relief
Committee have only three days supplies
Ion hand. Weather clear and cold.
I Baton Rouge-New cases l3; deaths /.
| Cinton-Five deaths yesterday in the
vicinity.
Osika-Two deaths no new cases ;sev-
eral very low. y II y n 49,
/ Bay ST. Louis-Three new cases and
two death. f@ EE sE FeH =
Pass Cnristian--Three new cases and
two deaths. Mercury this morning "A
some frost. gFffs sTxg%g gaYa
Observation-Disclosures clear wagner.
Frost this morning. There has been one
death in the city and Eve 10 the country,
| among whom was E. Blullis. promi.
! nent planter. Z IS haHel - sSss.a Hh'
Yszoo City-Rev. Father Morton died
last night.
Macomb City-No cases and one
Jackson-Eleven new cases and one
death. ''S'9 7're -.
HOLLY SPRINGS, October 23.-Four.
! teen new cases and one death. DR.
Compton died this morning. Frost lss'
night. - t@th3
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sHMr.i sSrEALEY. of .Middlebourne,
West Va, is 81 years Of age, has never
seed 1 railroad and ia Che past Al, years
has slept at home every night except
two, when he was visiting at a daugh.
tsr's ssE gslterville in the same county
Tyler. .,.,,
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East Liberty. PennLoct a5-
Cattle-Nothing here for sale and no
quotations. ~ ''a - ,'N
Hogs-Yorkers 8 I5a3 25c; Philadel
phias 8 30a3 45. lfC. 9ag }9gg53 al
Sheep-None selling in market FOL
over week, .as{A
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New York k-0ct. rs FlBseves--
Market slow at a further reduction Eof
4c native steers 7as3 with few tops
Fat 9ta9ac, two car loads Of extra steers,
1900 lbs average, holding Tor i0c;S fat
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois steers, l .250
to l,450 lbs, 6a9c. i g S7aya n. Isl 81
Lambs-A few picked wethefs, 1S5
lbs, 4c. .,s.,.,.,.,t .s,sss s.s..gs,.xs~a
SWINE Market STEADY for ixe at
8 40a3 81 per zoe HIS. ssA vi ~
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New Millinery Establishment

Miss ADELA COOPER has opened
a new Millinery Establishment Of het
residence in Woodsfeld, ana has good
assortment Of Winter goods in her line
at cheap figures. for cash. Call and ex-
anime her stock q n37t2
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r e n H E r
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow Chow,
j Pickles, Nuts, Candies. Tobacco,C-
N gars, Canned Fruits, Jellies, Cheesey ]
81 Ssrdines,s Mustard & other articles !
Z, kept in first class Confectionery.
R Motto Quick sales & email profits.
r AsE5I IN ass H. e R
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New. YORK,

Oct a5-Flour 8 2oa6 90; Wheat
S3al O4; Corn f4a48c, Oats 27as4c,
Rye 56a57c; Barley / 00c. -
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sCHuMACHER's CASH STORE

SCHUMACHER'S CASH STORE
Is the place to buy your Coffee, Tea and,
Sugar, Tobacco and Cigars, Bread and
Cskes, Cheese aud Crackers; Table, and
Pocket cutlery, Tubs 4 Buckets, Ropes
and Twines, Brooms and Brushes, Books
and Paper, in fact everything indthe line
of Groceries, Hardware, Stationery, and
Notions. Also agent for Farmers Friend
Grain Drill Call and see, IL oppo,its
Hauk 2 Bod y n0saAga .85sI
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Chicago.

Oct. 25-Flour 50a5 90; Wheat
79as2ca q Corn 34as5c al Oats 1sa2ocs'
Rye 42c; Barley 85a99c
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BUSIN ESS MOTTO Els.

EE Caskets and Cofflns kept on hand
and made to order BY LEWIS STOEHR,
Woodsfield, Ohio 1377 so
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Esr Ladies Beaver Cloaks. latest styles
ust opened at
MORRIS, 1, ARMsTRoNG's

."QtEar:: Whywiil men smoke com
mon tobacco, when.they can buv Mar.
burg Bros. Seal of North Carolina, at
the same price p ss. @ Dec, Ply =
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Buy your Dry Goods, : . 's''igi
z Buy your Boots and Shoes.i aIn
Buygyour. Ready Made Clothing,
Buy your Blankets at..a 1 suossu !.
q. MORRIS q iARMSTRONG'S.
New Miilinery Establishm1lean,,

8 New M1IIlnery EstabI1Shment.
Mrs C C GOODRICH has opened a
new Millinery establishment athef, resi-.
dence in Woodsfield and has good as
eortment OF Winter Goods, in her line,
at cheap figures for cash.
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CATTLE MARKETS. !

Cincinnati -October 25.-Hogs-
Quiet; common 2 35@2 65; light 2 S5
as 90; packing 2 1902 80; butchers
2 9O@3 90
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N&b,. embellishments,
ATTACHMENT ,HofiUE.'

Jane. Allla All.an. . pl.ihtih, l II g. Before R, cis.
vs.. fne J.. r. oil
John Thompson, defendant. Perry town.
ship, Monroe county, Ohio: Eon the sth day
Of October, A. D. 1875. said Justice issued
an order Of f,sttacbmsnt sih. tbs. above actiau
for the sum Of $40. Said cause is confined
to Thursas, the 21stday OF November 1878.
oot2s,'7sw3. JAERS ALLBN.
Ets ! .ag sfsm hes faassaia Inn VI,
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PhllaOrlphla

Oct. 25-Flour 2 5OaS co. Wheat !
'0OsI o6c; Corn l6a4Se;' Oats 74s2se;
Rye Sac
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. .HThe following are the appoint;
mepts id the Parkersburg b Dlstrics ofstile
West Virginia Conference Of the NJ q
fnbnrrh - Szs : Z lss's "a ~ AS. 9<ss b

Church .As ~<E = = sssss %'s- We ~ s1ss's o
u L. Clark r Ess
sParkersburg, G. E: Manchester.
Parkersburg circuit, j r Cheuo weth
Wiliiamslowa, q Crawford.
Mount Pleasant. L D King.
Volcano. j. A. Fullerton
! Bslleville, E. G woodruff kF AS.
Ravenswood, W. II Shaw.
Harrisville, W. II, Young noil sbsE
Elizabeth, H H Wesswood., 90 Gsl
Eleaboro,sW Nv .Kellyssisos1 isaI
. West Union, j. Engle.l I o3io.g .svs;'
Sistersville, R NJ, Wallace. baa Ii.5o
Middlebourpe, George Crosfeld. ,sn ,
Centerville, j. w Lambert.
Z Petroleum. ToFbe supplied + q
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kEThe, Treasurer started on HE touH
shrpuehshe county u collsci h1esl bni
the 25lh. The Office here will not be
open FOR tsx-recsiyipg until the 9th "
NovembersA gsss al-ss4isaeo xas4s sro ~
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EYFrnit Trees.
81 Nr.oa y;noo

EEFruit Trees, 2 ea]aoR ], p,s.alssia
ssss Grape Vines, seig7o iaA s51e.'er
s'ses. Evergreena, iiseo1Fesa'Ta iaoi a's5
And Shrubbery Of all kinds for sale by
Mrs. M. A.. WAY, Woods6eid, Ohio
Orders from a distance will receive
prompt attention. .gsav 1880
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nw Pot Flowers of alIkinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS.
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WandsaeId stockMarket.
October 2s-Cattle .2ia3 per pound
Sheep 3a4u per pound. Hogs &c pei
pound. HhW xET UIh eaYQTS
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Look to your chimney. huss, It may
s.vs rS.bLdaibs yoar house. ] y i
Miss fllmzr ON bis gone 90 Bel

Look to your chimney, fues, Il may
.ssvs e bLiidibg your house. ] y 4
Miss flanzr ON Mss gone 20 Bel.
llaife4d Spehd the Winter. : s'e1s''-'N '
.1R@uls Of pike fishing on Middies To-
land by " oodsfeld 2arties-gar-nix.
BAUM oKsr and Mr. and MrssMArs,
lillof sypholdfsvst, are convalsscing
The Bsllaifs, Misunderstanding Company
'hasmsae an assignment. Hard times
Fsgnsrs.ase picking their winter sp,
pisslsad are aow bringing them into
,markat 'sSsssk .staeai stan'rs hs'T
prof. G. r K4trrsBAca-of Paterson,
New Jersey arrived in the place on Fsi.
day and will remain until to day, Tues
day. ,Tz1zgrs trrA NJ
Young man, il you are going TO slide
do3nia hickory. nut tree this season. you
bad better carry: your: pants in A bundle
under your arm.
,ssvss,,ssI sIo,; ,,,,ssrS. sngsovsvS, S,hsso5,G!
" vii, bring or send sas the items Of
their, respective nsighborhoods. They
- S.Ssss,;.i1s Z -; a.''' ls's '' ss 's =
- s.,.... 5,,.so 80
Tgs..sar. s Z. u uaa'o's "1o .s.sl. - q |
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EBonds were quoted 10 tbe New
York market at the close on the 18th
inst, as foilows:a 3D3f svE
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WANING PESTlIENCE.
MEMPHIS THRONGED WITH
RETURNlNG REFUGEES.

Business Being Gradually Resum-
ed-.The Death Rate and Num-
ber of New Cases Rapidly Decrea-
sing. 3
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efs .gg sisH 6es h9E2salt sfoon ss,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-04

The postoffice al Iron Poiut on the
railroad east of Golconda has been dis.
continued. BY order of the Postoffice
Department. We believe John Co.
nightly Was the first, last aud Gully post
master appointed to The Iron Point
office, aud he found it more profta BE
10 run Oft owing every body that would
trust him than 10 attend to the duties
OF the position.
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GU on Crutcnes.

Major ]. II. Dennis, Of the Tuscarora
Times Review. whose leg was broke n
by his falling on the ice while on visit
To Eureka last winter, is around again.
The Sentinel says: "He has deserted
his bed. bat still stays with his board
aud taken to crutches. He has had a
painful siege, and bis many friends will
be Pleased to learn of his progress to-
ward complete recovery
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A Renarksbie Result.

1t makes no difference how many
physicians. or how mucn mediciue You
have tried, il Ia now an estabIshed
fact that German Syrup is the only
remedy which bias given complete salts
faction In severe cases of lung diseases.
1t Is true there are yet thousands OF
persons who are predisposed to throat
ana lang Affections, consumption, hem
orrhages, asthma, severe colds settled
on the breast. pneumonia, whoopins
cough &e, who have no personal
knowledge of Boschee' S German syrup.
10 such We would say that 10000
dozen We're sold last year without one
Compliant. Consnmptives try just one
bottle. Regular sizs IS cents. Sold
by ell druggists in America.
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SCHOOL REPORT.
Report of the UniOnviife Public
school for Month Ending
March 22d

school for Month EndinU
March 22d
The following pupils received prizes
awarded by Messrs. Weinstock 81
LubIn of Sacramento, California, aud
attained the percentage for scholar
ship and department az given.
Katie Pfdger 100, CeclIio Laveaga
100. Charles Muller 100, Edmund
Pfuger 100, Francis Mcclure IS, MIN
ME Stanton 90. john Davey So, Mary
Curieux SO, Katie Rutherford 90.
August Lark 80, Simon Lark "a.
Frank Curieux So. John Reed 81,
Willie Pearce 81, Alice Heudra 90,
Freddy Woolcock So. Fannie Muller
50.
The presentation of prizes took place
Monday afternoon, April LIST. Rev.
j. w. Pendletou made an excellent
aud pleasing address, aud distributed
the prizes. Mr.. q Lark also addressed
the successful competitors III u
very happy and agreeable manner.
Parents aud friends expressed much
qualification at the generosity OF
the donors, aud the fortunate
pupils will long remember the
day. OF LAO credits. MISS Katie
Phpger obtained LBS; a percentage OF
which she may justly be proud, and
probably not exceiled by any pupil ~
the State with an equal number OF
studies. Cecllio Ltveaga obtaiued a
full percentage for the time he was
present, but unavoidable absence of two
and half days declmated his credits.
Seventeen prizes We're awarded. The
number OF pupils is tbirty-two.
Nj. II BREcK, Principal.
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The proprletors of the Hum boldt
House are extending the area OF the
oasis in which that celebrated hosiery
Is situated Not satisfied with having
what Is known among travellers over
the railroad as the most inviting aud
beautiful place between Omaha and
San Francisco, they are now planning
2 900 more shade and fruit trees, and
sho" what enterprise and coin can do
toward transforming the desert into IA
modern garden of Eden.
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Pa adsse Mines.

l.. III Morse arrived in town last
evening from the Paradi SO mines. He
brought lot of ore from the new
mines recently discovered in the Para.
disc Mountains, about a mile from the
Red Hills mines. The ore is uudoubt
eddy rich; II contains native aud horn
silver. and is pronounced by miners,
who have seen 1t, superior to any ore
ever brought here from the northern
part of the county. Mr. Morse Informs
us that the ledge is four feet wide and
the samples which he brought here are
from the groupings 1t is encased in
porphyry and crops out boldly along
the side of the mountain. +. is now
conceded that there are mines in the
mountains at the head of Paradise Val
ley. which bid fair to rival those of
Tuscarora. to which the ores aud the
country in which they are situated bear
a strong resemblance. A sack of the
ore from this new ledge, which has
been named the Big Prize, has been
sent to San Francisco to be worked
and the returns will be looked for with
considerable anxiety by all interested.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-04

As this disease is prevalent in many
parts OF the State. We publish the fol.
lowing cure taken f:om the New YORK
Tribune:
We have just received receipt for
the cure OF diphthe.Ia from "a ply
MO says tnat, out OF one thousand uIue
hundred Gases IN wulcn II h ID been
used, not a single patI-nLnad been lost
The treatment consists Ia thurougnty
sWabbIug the back of the mouth aud
throat with wash made thus Ut
table salt, two drachms; black Deeper:
golden seal. nitrate Of potash. nm,
Que drachm each Mix aud pulveng
put into ,eacup han tub of water, sur
we'll and then til up Win good vine.
gar. Use every ha,f hour. one, two
and four hours, as recovery progre sses.
Inc patient may swallow little each
tiMe. Apply one oeooS eaea OF spirits
OF turpenlue. sweet oHsand acqua AN.
monia, mlxed. every hour to the Whole
of the throat, aud to- the breast boue
every four hours. keeping hAnuel on
the part