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The New York herald., 1879-03-21
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature the past twentv-four hours In CON-
paFison with the corresponding date of last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
lfNisAsD Building, 2ls Broadway -
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SENATOR BLAINE THANKED.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 90. 1879.
Tho Young Mems Republican Club. q leading
organization of that party In this city. tonight
adoptcd resolution Of thanks to Senator Blaine for
his advocacy Of tho bill restricting Chinese immi-
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KEARNEY PUNISHED.

SAN FnANcIsco. Cal. March 90 1879.
Kcarney is stumping Southern California for the
new constitution In his speeches he abuses people
without stint. A despatch from Santa Anna says
to-day Of the men thus vilincd gave kearncy an
uumercifrl beating.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

I
WASHINGTON d. c.. February FL 1879.
Messrs. FRKDEIlcK DR barry Co., Al Warren st., Nos
York.
department Is in receipt of yonr lettes
Of the 18th inst inquirng the results of the
requested by you last spring into the condition OF Apok
lnmris into the United States with refer
tha question whether such natural min
entitled exemption from duty had
frequently claimed substantially artificial mineral
subject TO the duty provided by tho statute in such
tnit
thorough inquiry to be msdc into the
by Consul Cologne and copies Of documents
Ale In this depart which contained statements
pom the Ia which such Ap0lnars Wses0
for shipment tho United Sates fur
nished to tho Consul.
very voiuuous report upon the subject hasbeen
ceivcd with accompanying documcnts from scientists and
others who have nade tho matter study and who have
fully inspected the spring ff j
Tho Consu states that the fullest opportunity given
him exumne the spring aud all its surroundings; ;thAt
inachacry for the manufacture OF artificial earbonic
acid gas found near the premises, and that
necessity existed for the OF such foe
the wators for tho that ths spring itself
supplies than for the OF
boiling the waters and preserving the amount gas
is contained in the water while In The spring The
Consul concludes his follows therefore state
that my opinion formed after what consider
full and painstaking nvestgaon that the
botscd the Spring. exported to the
The evidence which accompanies the Consis despatch
sbundsny sustain his conclusion thattho APoL
as heretofore imported natural mineral
very resnecttulIy IT, y. FRENCH
Assistant Secretary.
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AN EFFECTUAL WORM MEDICINE.-BROwNa
vxRnIrUGx Cosrrs WoRx LoxxxGEs IS cents per box
A CERTAIN CURE FOR ALL COUGHS.
JAYxxs ExPECToRAxT.
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II. II. FRENCH,
Assistant Secretary.

The NATURAL AroLIIxAIs wAxxR Of the Apoilinaris
Sprng Neuenahr is alkaline water which
may DO hsbitnslly table wHter. Its pleasant
richness In carbonc acid favoraby dis
tinguish il from the other similar mineral waters.
ISignedl PROFESSOR DR.. vIRCH0W.
BKsIiN. December "a, 1919
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4St Her Face Was Her Fortune by H. W. Robinson. zoe.
AL Vixen, by Miss NJ 4. Braddon. luu.
Aviiiton The Happy 1sies by Miss Mulock LOG
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A ROY'S LOGIC.


The boy At sunday school, when asked who made the
beautiful hills replied that he did know
his had only moved into town the day before
IN al r,s ard ,ast;c n;s sb. In
pIERcns PLEASANT ruRGArvE PELLErs which sugar
coated little larger than seeds WILL by their
gentle yet positive action upon the stomach and liver,
speedily all indigestion and torpidy OK the vss
thus permanently curing constipation.
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NOTHING ELSE WILL ANSWER! II YOU ARE
have cold hard cough ask druggist fof
lALhs osKY or iloRhHousp AND TAR Take nothing else
throat and lungs. CkIrTEHIONs 9Th av Sold By all
druggists
PiKx's TooTH AcaK Duors euro in one minute.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

s. Newton Pettis. United States Minister to Bolivia
and L. p. Howell, of Atlanta. Ga. at the Grand
Central. Ex-Governor Horace Fairbanks. Of ver-
mont Professor William p Blake. OF New Haven
General S. d. Hungcrford. OF Adams, n. Y. and
smith NJ Weed. Piattsburs. n ", at the Fifth
Avenue. Ex-Governor Il. q. Mccormick Is at tho
Astor John Newell. general manager OF the Lake
Shore aud Michigan Southern Railway. is at the
Clarendon Colonel f. A. Carr. United States Army.
is at the Sturteyant.
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CATARRH

Cured ut last WEI DE MEYLR's CATARRH CURE II
acknowledged bo the only treatment yet discovered
that will this terrible disease months prescrip
tion loathsome diseases like csarh an1
,,an..x. far 81 90 !, 4. DELIVERED by the .eeus..
d. B. DEWEY 1 CO.. No. 4s Dey st..N.Y.
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RExARKABLE NEW BOOK.

A REMARKABLE NEW BOOK
TuB GOSPELS IN POETRY
Ready this weck--One Of the remarkable books
ssued from the American prvss. being entirely
translation OF the four Gospels, united into
tive rendered into poetry.
BY ElIJAu H. kIMBALL.
One large 12mo volume of pages tinted paper
beautifully bound In cloth. price 81 ID.
u. W. CARLETON 4 Co. Publishers,
Madison slu are. New York.
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nuo Hotel; Crittenton, 9Th sv: Cox. sth aud l2sA
st.: A. q. Dung Bowcry and Canal 81 Benson. Harlem;
Jersey City: Garrgsn. Newark. j.; HamAnn sieburg
obokcn, " j.; Rust Son, New Brunswick; Dr. N. Moss
Paterson N. j.; X b. Hocker Elisabeth, N. u. W.
Becker ssape.on = Kssy. H.as;SSa S sha: aoIhhsf.:
Peck, jamaica; and by druggists generally.
CHAMOMIIE BLOOD AND LIVER PILLS CDR.
Chandcr Dyspepsia heartburn, Dizziness oppres
svc beathng eotveness sick headache pains la back
shoulders scrufious and syphitic aints. kidney aec
tons debility blood impurtics coated tongue and
build up broken down constitutions % centa All drug
gists Principal depot, 2io West 3ash-
LADY-..Is THAT REALLY TRURY' DRUGGIST
.Yes adsmc DE- Bulls CouGn SYRuP is only IS cents"
pILEs-SURE CURE FOR PILES.-DR. CHAND.
LKR's PtLoS-hsrmlcss. failing instant reitef 50
All druggists Principal depot 2lO woss Sath ST.
SAVES WASHING AND MENDING.-CHILDREN'0
patsnt EIAsrIc KSxK PRorncroRs. All fancy goods sad
dealers have them GEO e. KING, manufactures,
575Brosdwsy New York
vICHY, FROM THE SPRINGS-HAUTERIvE
Cccsus Grande Grille and IopiiAi the only genuine
WIGS TOUPEES.-HIaHEsT AWARD AT PARIS
Exposition 1874 q. RACcufUSS, ~ East 18th ST. ~ Y.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
a THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.
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By Miss NJ E. Braadon. ....................lo 10 csnsa
Out tomorrow. in clear, bold han d-oms type.
THE CLOvEN fOUT.
By Miss n. L. Braddon. ..fe centA
Out Monday.
COWARD CONSCIENCE.
BY Frederick W. Robinson eenfa
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1870 --fRANcArELLrs COOK BOOK.
yiE BEST COOK BOOK IN THE WORLD

EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A. cory OF 1T.
EVERY COOK SHOULD HAVE IT.
EVERY uOfEL SHOULD HAVE 1T.
EVERY RESTAURANT SHOULD HAVE 1T. - ~
EVERY CAKE BAKER SHOULD HAVE IT.
EVERY WIFE SHOULD HAVE 1T.
EVERY BOARDING HOUSE SHOULD HAVE IT. -.
EVERY EATING HOUSE SHOULD HAVE IT
EVERY CLUB SHOULD HAVE 1T.
FRANCATRLLIs MODERN COOK BOOK OF French,
English. Gernvn aud Italian Cookery, Is Practical
Guide the Culinary In s its BRANCHES and Is tho
best aud complete Cook book In the world new
enlarged edition of 1879 just ready Complete
IN dD large pages, with 62 Illustrations, .Suu
ceipts bills OF fare, strongly bound price Five
Dollars copy. For sale by all First Class Booksellers
copy OF FRAxcATELLTs COOK BOOK will be scns
any any place post paid at once ON rentting
Five Dollars for IL In letter to the Publishers.
A. H. PETERSON \ BROTHERS.
3v5 Chestnut st., rhilsdelphis. N
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LADY-"Is THAT REALLY TRURY' DRUGGIST
Yes madame DR. Bulls CouGn sYRur is only IS cents
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-07

REVERSIBLE BrcK MFRS. cheap. at BART
ASHIM'S.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-07
COAST
News Notes Cleaned From Various
Sources.

Neus Notes Cleaned From Various
Sources.
Ogden, Utah, has no water works.
The price paid for mutton sheep in Lane
county, Oregon, is 81 per head.
CLANS weighing nine pounds each were
Puget Sounds latest expectation.
DAILY Three O'Clock" is the title Of a
new evening paper issued at stockton. 1t
is edited by G. &. Williams, and floats the
IL. B. standard.
The Bodie News" claims that this will
be "a brilliant season for Bodie. Large
substantial buildings are going up like
magic on every hand.
The records of the San Francisco Coro-
ncr show that during the first six months
of the year there were reported at his office
10 hOmicides and A suicides, which had
taken place in that city.
trunk full of live snakes was sent from
the East to a San Francisco naturalist. He
declined to receive it, aud an Ogden "Dis-
patch" reporter recently saw it going back
East marked C. o. ID. $3.50 charges. Tie
snakes seemed to enjoy the trip.
There have been no new Development Is
in regard to the trouble between the Me-
| chanics' Union and the management Of the
Virginia & Truckee Railroad Company,
though members Of the Union say they in
tend doing something one of these days,
when the authorities and the railroad COM
pany are not expecting 1t.
A circular issued by the San Francisco
Produce Exchange, estimates the quantity
OF grain and Hour (crop of 1879 now IN
the hands Of dealers and farmers in Cali
iornia to be: Flour, 81, 7S6 5bls; wheat,
sos. 25f ~centals; barley, s06.565 c%entals;
oats. 26.ssl c%entals; corn, lis,0 o c~entals;
rye, %. 23S ccntals.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-07

scraps from d Notebook OF the
seutiners Reporter

senffners Reporter.
DR.. Terry has located permanently IN
Tuscarora.
The second story of the International
has been finished.
Further developments in the coal war
are snxiously awaited.
Attachments are still issued at a lively
rate, and more are promised.
Mr.. NJ. d. Foley will soon depart for the
East, on a visit to his old home IN Name.
The italian who was injured in the row
on Sunday night, was someNh hat better yes
terday.
The weather prophets have become weary
of predicting a food. and have given it up
as a bad job.
The amount OF money sent from Eureka
to New York. through the agency OF money
orders, will average $50 daily.
A tirst class row can now be raised in Eu-
reka, simply by asking some men If they
don't want to bet Oh a foot race.
The picnic Of the Ruby Hill Miners
Union will be the largest affair Of the KIND
that has ever taken place in this section OF
the State.
The Office of the Deputy Collector Of In
ternal Revenue has been removed TO the
west side Of Main street, inst above the
Turner House.
1t is understood that the Rescues viii ae-
cept the Commissioners proposition, and
will remove their house to a lot adjoining
the Chinese ~Joss-house.
The fire plug on the corner of Clark and
Spring streets, which was damaged at the
time Of the fire, has been repaired under
direction Of Chief Douglas.
Some OF the Ruby Hill Dramatic Society,
with no Judgment as to the eternal fitness
Oh things. want to play Ten Nights in a
Bar Room" 1t wouldn't be hard TO find
leading characters in this section.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-07

Fred Robinson, Of the Albion, belongs to
that class Of geniuses who are eternally
finding out something that ordinary NOR
tails never dream Of. Fred's latest discov-
cry is that Joe Mendes' orchestral is bound
to prove q failure. "You see" be said In
explanation, that we are at an altitude Of
1909 feet above the sea level, and the at
mosphtre is SO raIiicd that the barometer
only musters "a. This approaches nearly
to a vacuum, and as the c ank only carries
u instead Of Is pounds, it necessarily fol-
lows that the sound emitted by the troul-
bones must be of an uncertain character,
and not ia accord with those Of the kettle
drum, while the high atmospheric pressure
will cause a quayer in the triangle that will
produce Il discard that will CRATE harshly
on ears not even accustomed to detect
musical flaws" We accepted Fred's
theory as correct, and wrote Joe a note Of
coincidence. to which he replied and in
timated that we had either cen indalsing
Ia some OF Jackson's whisky. or else was an
excellent fac smile OF Doestick's original
Damphool. Ffed's explanation reminds
us of the Georgia dArkey ex-
horter, who undertook TO explain to
his hearers the nature Of a revival.
desc reyivals. my breidern," he said,
cam like a June food. De skies Is opened,
an fore you know il de riber am a boom
in full. De food come a %roarin'. an it
takes mp al de ole rotten logs an stHmps,
and de worthless brush from de banks an
de sand bars. an dey goes a whirlin' an it
see ms as il all de Gle dead wood in de land
il to be swept away. But in a little time
de yaller water runs out, de riber falls, an
den you goes alon' de riber side an you
see de ole rotten logs, an de stumps an dc
worthless brush alyiu' on dc bank, an de
sand bars Just ~ afore. As de Good Book
tells US, breddern, you can't make a silk
puss ont oh de ear oh a SOW. nor a & good
whistle from dc tail dereoti an So | tell
yen all de r~evivals dis side ob Halifax
won't take one mean man far emf on de
to git a smell oh de Dressed shouah oh
SALVATION. Erudder Johusun'. pass roun'
my hat. an hold we'll onto it. for ! see
some mighty mean niggahs in dis eonsre-
gaslun."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-07
YANKEE FORK.
Matters OF Interest I'm and Around
Eonsaza City.

Says the Yankee Fork Herald:
There are now so men at work on the
toll road.
The wagon road from Challis to Bonanza
is progressing favorebly.
The valley Of tie Yankee Fork and ada
cent hills furnish some good summer
ranges for stock. Several fine ranches
have already been fenced.
Wiliiam Einner, an old time ~prospector
II Nevada AMI Idaho. left Friday morning
FOR Rock Island county, Illinois, where he
is called by the illness Of relative.
An effort is On foot to build q school
house IN Challis. 4 plat Of land has been
secured for the purpose, aud 1850 sub
scribed by the e~ntefprisins citizens. The
school district has about 30 scholars.
This season a new strike has been made
adjoining the town site If Chaliis. The
showing is remarkably fine, and the pay
very near the surface. The assays win
average at least $50 per ton. This mine
comprises eleven aefes. and there is said to
be at least SIC, GEO IN sight. II * a potato
mine. and of great profit 10 its Owner and
bei.eat to tha community.
II he Yankee Fork mines were situated
ia the monntains Of Colorado. Utah or Ne
yada. instead Of those Of idaho. wagon
roads and even railroads would have been
graphing for them long ago. But tie
wealth and resources Of this Territory have
not been aAvefiisl q a. have those OF our
~neighboripg States and Territories. eonse-
quenily many Of the mining and farming
districts arc little known except II their
immea4ste residents. This Is particularly
so with tie Yankee Fork country.
The Yankee Fork country is not as mn
pleasant a place to winter IL IS outsiders
might suppose. or course a great deal If
snos falls hero some seasons, but last win
ter was considered the worst known for
several years, and Oh the lot DAY Of Janu-
AIRY the snow was only four inches deep in
Bonanza. AT Chailis scarcely enough
snow fell during the whole winter to track
a rabbit. Late in the season snow fell in
the valley OF Yankee Fork 10 the depth Of
two feet or over. but it disappeared in
April. We have very pleasant fall weather
and winter sets in late. On the highest
moaataigz $40 falls early and remains
until late in the spring, but extreme cold
spells are very rare. The Inst pack train
last season came into Bonanza on the 26th
day of December. which is evidence that
mp to that time little snow bad fallen even
on the mountains.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-07
NEVADA NEWS.
fferas of Interest Called from State
Exchanges.

KfefsIS OF Interest," COIIeH from St0fe
Exchanges
TITO rsrso, Mint. IA rnnp,,o aa,ip.
- y;.a;u;. ~. a., uo.n
D"' one hre III 'fsi"i" Wv ,a'' Jul
Inc ne@ branch jan al fafaaiSe Is COM
pietea.
A lodge Of the United Order OF Ameri-
can Workingmen is to be formed in Gold
Hill.
The Paradise .Reporterr chronicles
the important fact that not a dog has been
hettled there for three weeks.
George Hauser wl,acked George Berger
with A club at Winpemucca Hauser is
supposed to be deranped and ia locked mn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-07
PERSONALS.

General p. r.. Conner returned by last
evenings train from the East. He reports
the feeling favorable in the East to mining
Investments in good properties.
Mr.. Hiilhouse will return from the
Black Hills about the last Of the week.
Mr.. Skillman, Of this paDer, is improving
and will be able to be ont in a few days.
Counselor W. ". Bishop returned last
night from Belmont, whittier he had been
to try an important criminal case.
Mrs. Marehantan and daughter were among
the arrivals from Palisade last evening.
Norman Wines, Of Ruby Valley, is in
town.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-07
Titc Goa. war.

An effort is being made to compromise
the coal difficulties. Twenty-eight cents
per bushel is being considered As the COM
naees will shut down rather than pay 80
cents. A SENTINEL reporter was Informed
last evening on u%ndonbted authority. that
the shutting down of both the Richmond
and Eureka Con. furnaces, at the end of a
couple of weeks. was very ! kelly to occur,
unless satisfactory ttrms were one
agreed upon. He was also told iy a
prominent coal dealer that a compromise
to-day was a -ong the probabilities.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-07
A E,mn,.nc,inx Match.

The "Footlight' says that Harry May
nard and Arthur Chambers, the pugilists,
signed articles Of agreement at the Palace
Hotel. in Virginia City, on Tuesday, to
meet each other in a glove fight soon. The
place is not fixed upon. The amount to be
pummeled for is $3.50, each party putting
up 81 500 and 1925 trainers fees. Betting
in sporting circles is three TO one in favor
of Chambers, the prevalent opinion being
that Maynard has been goaded Into the
fight and will be badly punished.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-07
PUBLIC OPINION.
As shown by the Press Of the Pa
cilc Coast.

GIVE THE LABoRING A AMUSEMENT.
From the Carson Tribune.
We do not approve Of boisterous conduct
or riotous living on Sunday; we do not adj
vocate the abuse of the holy day, but we do
contend that the laboring class who have
bat one day in seven for recreation should
have places Of amusement provided for
them, for il is a well known fact that in
countries where the peasantry attend
church On a Sabbath morning and take
reasonable enjoyment in the afternoon,
they are the NEST yirtnous Of any national
ity. and We cite as All example the poorer
class of the Irish.
A ross BILE CONTINGENCY.
From tie Austin EeveilIe.
Suppose that both party platforms in
1880 favor a reduction Of fares and freights,
and both parties profess sincerity in the
matter, what then?
SENATOR BOOTHS COURSE.
From the Silver State.
His present course confirms the judg-
ment Of the late Governor Nye, who re-
marked on his dying bed. when he heard
Of Bootls's election to the Senate as the
leader Of the great Independent party,
That Booth was like a squab-biggest
when first hatched."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-07

Old Father Time brings about some
curious things. and il is strange under
what changed circumstances men some
the l4th Of September, 1874. "a short but
desperate and bloody fight occurred in the
streets Of New Orleans between the White
League and Badgers Metropolitan police.
The scenes of that eventiul afternoon are
recalled a do2en times n day by the sight
Of one Of the participants WHO helped to
man one of Badgt RS u %ponnders, and who
building.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-07

CoA-s' THREAD, only four bits a dozen. 4
BART. ASHIM'S.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-07
InstaIInslon OF Officers.

The following officers Of the Indepen.
dent Order of Good Templars were in
Mr.. NJ. d. Foley officiating Brother w.
j. Pcprose, W. G. r.; Sister Il. hey, W.
II. III. s.; Sister $. Il. Anderson Nv. l.. II.
s.; Sister MeEwen, W. V. T.. Brother j..
Straus, W. Secretary; Sister J. Shiller, W.
A. s.; Sister TIL. Wethered, w. T.; Brother
n. Mckay, w. +. s.; Brother J. TingIey,
W. NJ; Sister NJ. Murphy, W. A. H.; Sister
A. Clark, W. /. g.; Brother Charles Fred
erick. w. o. g.: Brother Thos, Phillips,
W. G.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-07

TIL proprietor has just connected with lis
restaurant a large bake oven, and is prepared at
all times TO make wedding and fancy cakes.
A frst-class confcctioner has charge of the
above business.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-07
Change Hands.

Mrs. Gallagher has retired from the
Cosmopolitan, and j. A. Denton & Co.
now run it,. Meals and rooms are both
furnished at reasonable rates. Mr.. Denton
at one time conducted the Consolidated
Boarding house. and as he has had a wide
experience will doubtless make the Cos
mopolitan a popular house.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-07

1t is generally supposed by physicians and
the peopla generally that dyspepsia can not in
yarisbly be cured. but We are pleased to say
that Green's AUGUST FLOWER has never, TO our
knowledge, failed to cure dyspepsia and liver
complaint in all its forms. such as sour stonl-
.ach, eostiveness, sick headache, paIpitat;on of
the heart, indigestion. bad taste in the mouth,
etc. Out Of the 90, 900 doz IN bottles sold last
year. not a single failure was reported. but
thousands of complimentary letters were re-
ceived from druggists Of wonderful cures.
Three doses VIII relieve any case. Try ii.
sample bottles, 10 cents. Regular size, rs
cents. Ior sale by all frst-elass druggists in
the United States.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-07

Mems Californi n wooden and Canton flannel
rndcrsbirts and Drawers Cheap for Cash.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-07

Mexican, 30Sb 3ls; Sierra Nevada. 49b;
BEST Belcher, lsb 1Saa lss; Gould 4
curry, l0Aa a; 0phir, 3fa 34s; Benton. 4 4 a;
SIERRA Nevada, 49, b Ava 49s; Yellow jack
e., itaa; Mexican, sob; Hale 4 Norcross,
nDSh Alpha, 2is; Yellow jacket, 17aa a;
uuplir' BIAS; Belcher, 4S0ca; Bullion. 6sss;
rrAchequer, 6asa; Imperial, 155cs; Hale &
M.oreross, l3ab; Crown Point, 5lsa; Jus
nce, osOca; Yellow jacket, It's: Gonld 4
surfy. lo$s; Savage, LIB; Union. 53hb
m obs Chollar, Is; Sierra Nevada. 49b;
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Hotel Arrivals.

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ton; George Wedckind.
jackson Housed. p. Murphy, Eber-
hardt: NJ. Marker. San Francisco; H.. W.
Hammond, London, England +. D.
Conner, Salt Lake.
Parker house-Barncy Mccain, Be!,
mont.