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See to it that your child meets with no neg
lect; when sick, use for the diseases of Baby
hood DR.. Bulls Baby syrup; 1T never disap'
points. Price 25 cents.
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B@ A well.known Bostonian was trying
horse one day, in company with the owner,
professional "jockey." Having driven him
a mile or two, the gentleman, who noticed
that he pulled pretty hard, and showed a
good deal of spirit, requiring constant watch
ing and steady rein, said, "Do you think
that is just the horse for woman to drive?'
"Well, sir" answered the jockey, 81 must say
that shouldn't want to marry the woman
that could drive that horse"
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Bg~ The worst tooth.ach or neuralgia,
coming from the teeth, may be speedily and
delightfully."- ended by the application of a
small bit of clean cotton saturated in strong
solution of ammonia to the defective tooth.
Sometimes the late sufferer is prompted to
momentary laughter by the application, but
the pain has disappeared.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-10-23

h9r A ham, we'll packed in pulverized char.
coal, after the usual smoking will keep for
years. Butter in pots, we'll surrounded with
charcoal, will keep for twelve months. Each
atom of charcoal can absorb 1000 times its
bulk in deleterious gases.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-10-23

To PREVENT Stoves FROM SMOKING
There is very simple way of avoiding the
disagreeable smoke and gas which always pour
into the rooms when FIRE is lit in stove,
heater, or fireplace on damp day. Put
in the wood and coal as usual, but before
lighting them, ignite a handful of paper or
sbavings placed on top of the coal. This
produces a current of hot air in the chimney,
which draws up the gas and smoke at once.
Not one person out of every fifty ever thinks
of this easy expedient.
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T1RED.-Grandma went on board mod
ern steamer, and walking up to pier glass,
she saw an old lady approaching. 81 won
der if you are as tired as am?" she said,
compassionately, and the kindly old face
looked toward her in silent sympathy.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-10-23

ES God has put into our own hands, III
very great measure at least, the expectations
and opinions of our fellow creatures, with re-
gard to our conduct toward them People ex-
pect nothing from us, which we have not our
selves first taught them to expect, and COM
plain of nothing to which they are Thoroughly
accustomed. 1t is our own fault, therefore, If
we allow anything to be required from us Ill
any particular relationship, which would give
it an undue predominance over other duties :;
or if we shrink from adopting any habit, in
itself desirable, from the fear OF its exciting
animadversiOn or dislike.
n9y Gods treasury is ineXhaustible. He can
never fail to the trusting heart. Let us re-
member this. God delights to be used. He
never grows weary of minstering to the need
of his people If this were ever kept in the
remembrance of the thoughts of our hearts,
we should hear less Of the accents of impa-
tience and discomfort, and more OF the sweet
language of thankfulness and praise.
THE B1BLE-King Edward VI. Oh the day
of his coronation, had presented before him
three swords, sgnifyng that he was the mon
arch of three Kingdoms. The king said there
was one sword wanting. Being asked what
that sword was, he answered 'The Holy
Bible. which is the sword Of the Spirit, and is
to be preferred above all ensigns OF royalty.'
EYr There is nothing in this world beautiful
to the man or woman whose entire world IS
themselves, and whose greatest pleasure is III
ministering to their own selfish purposes, and
whose soul never thrilled with the music born
of generous impulses.
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@r A gentleman, travelling on train of
cars, recently said to the conductor: "Sup.
pose the brakes should give way, where
would we 60 to?" The conductor remarked
that it was impossible for them to give way.
But the gentleman again asked the same
question, when the conductor replied: "It
all depends on what your past life has been.'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-10-23

OUT OF Jo1NT.-An Ohio woman yawned
her jaw out of joint week ago, and at last
accounts two doctors had been unable to re-
store it to its normal condition. A physician
in the next town knows how to effect cure
in such cases; but the woman's husband,
who is lover Of quietness and peace, and
something of brute besides, says blamed if
he is going fifteen miles for doctor.
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s@ A remedy for toothache, sick headache,
neuralgia and rheumatism:
"One half pint alchohol, one ounce gum
camphor, one ounce chloroform, one ounce
hartshorn. Put the camphor into the alcho'
hol, and after it is all dissolved, add the chic
roform and hartshorn. Use this freely on the
face and in the tooth"
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n@- Did you know that birds and other ami
mails, when collected together, have curious
technical names? 1t is proper to say, COW
ey partridges, nide of pheasants, a wisp Of
snipe, a bevy of quails, flight of doves, a
muster of peacocks, siege of herons, a brood
of grouse, stand of plover, watch Of night
engales, a swarm Of bees, flock Of geese, a
cast of hawks, heard of swine, a skulk of
foxes, pack of wolves, drove of cattle, a
herd of buffalo, a troop of monkeys, pride
of lions. a sleuth of bears, shoal Of her
ring, and bevy of schoolgirls.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-10-23

s@ Salt seems necessary to the health of all
farm animals. They will not eat too much,
if they have access to it at all times. If they
are allowed to 60 without salt for two or three
weeks, they will then eat more than is good
for them. For swine, mix about two quarts
of coal or wood ashes, one pint ofsulphur and
let the pigs eat all they will of it.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-10-23

OUNCE WE1GHT.-Sometimes we are at a
loss for an ounce weight, when, perhaps, we
have one at hand without knowing it. Just
take three old.fashioned copper cents, or five
of the present two cent pieces, or ten of the
present nickel cents, and we have at once a
good ounce weight. A nickel cent piece may
be considered good A grain weight. Some
suppose an ounce of quinine, or of any other
medicine bought from a medicine store is
48O grains, but not so; an ounce by buying
and selling weight, whether it be medicine or
anything else, is just 4373 grains.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-03-15

Hen IL > Davis Of West Eirgisia in o.
sneect before ibe senate on lie asricuGtnrai
iutcras,s.
Fr"m lhs time II the Iln.iia=. ~ Isue--
town AMI Plymouth Roek, the Anerpea.-
farmers have Afways constituted tlse s.Ivaarr-
guard anil Istlrsl larsest part II thar sr~sd
aTmy II progress an.l=ll, =ll,IprFty which % it's
triumphant aArci. in tlas far.. 6f .lansrrs
trials, privations. and tie erueIsy n ae as.s.
age, has gradually sainlaed f,sssss. esssss~sIs
rivers and eliusi,ea r,auntaiu.. antil eisiliza-
fion, saeities, CHURCHES, scisaoss and happv
honsa haye been established fraus esseAn Ia
ocran and from fise lakrs to- the Gulf
The Americas farmers hare iasd the fonn.
iatien II an empire pn lhfs sentiment.
destined, largely thr,agh tAsir efIsrss. viz
tues, iB.lnstry. cpsFsgr. snd ss-s.sIoss to iFes-
government, N -arpsss ii sui,-sasSisi sIesys
grandeur, wealth, progress. ana prosperity,
ali the nations of this word as.i me achieve
uleRss Of All history
Oar iiirrfies we're ss,naerr.i ansI cur
es,nssiistissn meade usairr'y s,y fsfnsrs. anit
10 them in any and every grszs crisls xr
must i.',k faE .ls .-ss kss pias aad rrosrs
sion Of i,eth.
As rale thu agrFcsFlsusssF sFassss ksse II
ways tern devoted - liberty. peaee. snd
gos.l .rirr. snd r9l~ sIs-..sls Il essal,lisl.rs1
society and The enrIns-s : slss- Fsier. wrong.
chAng-. viol-ho.. ard uHjust rpvslarieu.
They c.,aasisnte me rsrerss fsrrrs ofsousrr-
v.sissn in all governmeat. psrtirulagly in
ourp
The csslsrcsina os large lapaiasiaas IN
eomnlcsrlai csnt-rs. By .ieIiles;ng the soun
TRY, has dangerous Tendency. II nla fls
cities ansl these great esnsrFs thar rsnSs..
strikes, frauds, trades aaians. generalization.
ansl consolidation are lorn. fsst~red. and
ie-i Aaasith. While in the assscuisusas dis
irirt the trudensy j. n liz Opposite ii
rrctina.
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Speaa year Eaaey MAese xaa Please


This Is sanr hnms il ypa plras- yua cap
spend yuar money hsif. and t-eaui,fy Ii. ihefe
is na wsy 20 improve i plsce ., spaS.s y 50
iHsawas Steaa n"ae rs sgsr'g ,ear. a.aasy.
Not yasrFl Iaee to lte sarr hut the other p'ace.
Spensi yo0F nsoRcy where zen nlsas>a Aisi
wheH yss want eirslit - IA yanT nas met
ctahts. it cReonrarrs sasm sn macl. tley
havp b visit far the money.
Sis.Dd yaaf Banaey where vou Phrase lis
vnays ansi sons@al,nsly wants II Sysna ynar
maney where yoa pleaSs., IL l.aaaa to l,e ae-
csptable 10 some mar Then why net spenei-
il Al name. Il will nske husinssA l.etier far
our merchants ~ 50 ,iniag they will keep
l.ester sss.,s,n,ens If .se..ls and sell al iawer
prsves Than IL thes have 70 crssais bst. sfiie
casas gncs 10 olhgF plares,
Speed ynar mnney where yuu please. bns
iet thar plcasprc he Al hansc,
s.; ihs eSsmpie row. Buy yaar rio,hing
-sous gTnecries, sugar, cesEec and sess II
home, snd in sh,a. time wonderful
change Nilt take placr, soaf ests win gIas.
siesa and prospects will iecsane brighter:
In fact abe plsce aili plss on : nen spprar
"Res, sad every iscay vili wcaaer AMT ask
ihe.esrss. tl'r haswer- you x.:,cn5 you- Eaeaey
ai hon,s
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MASON'S RANCH.

The proprietor informs the publie generally
sAat he Is prepared 10 receive and sceoniodaic
travellers and 10 tgpply lassIug trails or herds
> Of animais wiils vHt.r
This i the oniy sairfins paec i,etweeti the Ria
s,rsudr and Ftrl Gaianniimgs. l always have an
s,andarcr II water on haud wIsh wiiI hrnish
Il reasonable rates.
Ms tatle vii t-- kept supplied with the best
the market aifnrslS.
have pleasant and comfortable rooms furnished
uth clean beds lor the use IL travellers. Aira
comfortable and secure aatling for anlInals 1
always keep gosrd supPlS u hay srid grain on
kAnd
Traxrlerp &lil find at my paee everything RI
enfsc 10 supply their wants and add 10 their
sr., sny charges viii not be found unreasonable
r s. Mason.
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Travellers, Attention!

r. !. Mssox bps purchased the plaee here.
sofarc known ne Sloeunts Ranehc situated -
mlle. west II Neslls, IN The road TO silver City
and The vest, and the same viii hercafier Le
known Il
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souN y. BNiG. S. ". AsHENFELTER.
DMI& ASHENFELIRR
Attorneys AZ Law MesiItI New Mexico.
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n. SHIELD,

Attorney AZ La Las VeSas. Sew Nt1icu.
VIII practice n. the District and Supreme Cousts Of
tbs Territory ISlscil attention given 10 Lasd and
Ciinailsal Lin saiir1i.
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Iony Y. GIYN.

A,teracl AZ L.x, silver City, Gran; County Sew
As.Sics wiil prssice In all the tourt. of Law and
Eiuty IA New Mex,eo. Ppoms attention given to
all bissisyss
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Us low tbs world pss male. .-G@i sad :.
I.et there b Iisilt, -al ,I.ers Was llgAs-v
What we owe to American Far
-& mers

Hen II ;. D=sis OF West yiFgisia in az
speeei, before ibe senate en lie asricuIturas
interest,"
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Oal.A 5. cAsAp.

Attorney aa,, Counselor at LAW HEsltL& X, n
VIII pr.lcLee ia All CeaTts Of Law aisd EQUITY in
ie rerTsory, slee4ai attention siyts Collections
oaics vita tie INDEf2NnKST.
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Nj AEraoy,
Notary Public. rasnsi Aernt aud coavryancer
kaswKta.. iiSca CocxTy. NEW MENno.
G~R EARBEI:

surveyor Linrain. Ill,ealn Couaiy. New Mexico.
pettI at,ea.tioh giycu To he Surveying and lo-
eating N Goreusnseat IahsS All Business Wisl The
u. :. Land uflice> pFasaptly attended to.
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J. FoCNrAIN.

Attorney At Litss Mesilia- Sew Mrxiea Practices
n all i, coarts u Law and Equity In ile rcnitort
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professional G CARDS.
. C.GARRIsON.

Attorley ~ Ltw, Silver CITY Grant County New
HeNico Viii fGaeticc ia aii tlie toufis Of Law and
Equity Ia fElc Third J,elicial District
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fhsss, .. GaE4alN.
tu. \. Attorney
urRbN \ THORNTON.
wT THanSrvA,

AtssrieyS Al law. ssatc Fc, Ncw Mexico,
viii practice ia aIl the ceprs u las and Equity
ia tie Territory, Bllshess nrompil fitei'de,i IA.
one aenscr u tic FirmalN 10 be found II the
.ssirlgs, ii SallIA f'r.
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Nya, 4. JtpNFsS. 80
A,touey af IA2. McSIlia, New Seyi,o.
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< n NEWCslain

ArtonlcJ and cosi.Ssii,,r a Law, las Sr,ees. New
hcNico. tal~e 81, sI..in slRet.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-01
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE,

Washington, Feb. 27.-The senate con
frmed the foil wing nominations: Rob,
NJ. Douglas, United States mar.hal for tn,
western di.trict Of North Carolina 7; D. S
Wade, chief justice ofthe supreme cour, o
Montana territory ; Henry kusgles of Con.
necticut, consul at Malta ; surveyors Of Gus.
toms-Delos Z. Lyon, Dubuque George
Frasee, Burlington. Postmasters- WIN.
DuEall, Joliet Sam Hays, st. Louis, John
q, Chapman, United States marshal for the
district Of Iowa James Hill, collector Of
internal revenue for the district of Massa-
chusetts Alexander L. Russell of Penusyl.
vania, consul at Nontevidio; Edmund s.
Davis, turveyor general of Nevada.
Registers Of land ofice-James B. Nc
Donnell, Surah, Missouri. Indian agents
Alvin Good of Ohio, Quinoielt agency
Oregon Woman L. Linelon If Wisconsin.
Gros V%entres, Montana; Laban l. Miles OF
Penn ylvsnia, Usage, Indian territory ;
Thomas B. Ellis of New York, Fort Berth.
old, DAkots; Joseph E. Stephen of Indiana,
Standing Rock, Dakota; Henry L. Malloy
Of New York, Colorado river, Arizona.
The senate rejected the nominations of
Richard P. Steue, collector of customs at
Barg If, Maine, and F. Plat S.ratton. Col
lege Point, Long Island, to be supervising
in pector Of vessels.
In executive session the senate, by a vote
of 80 to 10, confirmed the nomination Of
Samuel Hayes postmaster at st Lonis, The
democrats with one or two exceptions voting
in the Affirmative.
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/. vAE DEFICIENCY gill

Adoption Of the Amendment TO Defray
the Expense Of United States Courts.
Washington. Feb. 26.-Aher two days
debate, the senate this afternoon, by a
strict, party v,te, adopted an amendment
to the deficiency bill reported from the
senate appropriation committee, making an
appropriation Of $250,OO0 to defray the ex-
penses Of United States courts, and expen-
- which may have been or may hereafter
BE- incurred 10 the enforcement Of the rights
Of citizens of the United States to vote in
the several states. This clause is intended
TO provide means to pay United States mar
shals and supervisors employed in the con-
duct of the late election, and the expense Of
the criminal prosecutions which have re-
suited therefrom. The democrats occupied
nearly all the time di.cu-sing what they call
the "odious election laws" aud the debate
was merely a repetition Of what has been
said over and over again in the house with.
in . week in the debate on attaching the
repeal Of those laws to the legislative ap-
pr ,priation bill. 1t wss developed during
the debate that there was an almost unani-
nous sentiment among senators in favor OF
this repeal, aud the same speeches will be
made over again when the leg 'slstive b II
comes up TOR action. So nearly unanimous
was this sentiment that the Older senators
fear that the democratic senators will give
their moral support to the house in insist.
inx upon the repeal Of !he clause when the
legislative bril- goes TO conference committee
even though it necesaitate an extra session.
Senator Hamlin who has had as much ex.
per euce ~ any senator, states it as his
opinion that the democrats would force an
extra session.
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yAs,ou. CAUSES.

Advancing years, care, sickness, disap'
pointment, and hereditary precipitation
aIlioperate to turn the hair gray, and either
Of them i~nclines it to shed promatursly
AYER's HAIR VIaOR will restore faded or
gray, light and red hair to . rich brown OF
deep black, as may I've desired. 1t softens
and cleanses the SCALP, giving it a b healthy
action, andremoves aud cures dandruif
and humors. By its use falling ha + 10
checked, and q new growth will be pro.
duced in all cases where the follicler, are
not destroyed or the glands decayed.
Its effects are beautifully shown inbrashy,
weak, or sickly hair, to which a few ap.
plications will produce the gloss and
freshness of youth. Harmless and sure
in its operation, it is incompatible as q
dressing, and is especially valued for the
soft lustre and richness of tone It imparts.
It %contains neither oil nor dye, and will
not soil or color white cambria; yet it
lasts long on the hair. and keeps it fresh
and vigorous.
For SALE BIT ALL DEALERS.
Sold by Mills s urdy, Ysnkton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-01

The census bill as it passed the house pro.
vides that enumeration shall n on
the first Monday in June, and returns shall
be forwarded to supervisors on or before the
first Of July, 1880, and in any city having
over 10000 inhabitants the enumeration
shall be taken within two weeks from the
first Monday in June. The president, BY
aud with the consent of the senate, 10 to
have the appointment Of supervisors of the
census, whose number 10 limited to 156, adj
who are to receive pay of $500 each. The
sum Of So, O00, 900, $3.50 900 of which is
hereby appropriated, is limited ~ the max
imum cost of the census.
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cratic candidates and candidates By what
ever name known, who were in oppositiou
to the @sgular democratic candidates, thu
lAhowinG clearly that the lresult sought FOL
(Aea SoeoeaphskAl wassthe the prevention oi
Fthe iso-sAllelSaQst-bag rule and the sstab:
llSment!of e,sorcalled Fhnme rule but the
IsecceAgof the democratic psrty In thsse
| states and in tho nation BY Whatever means
and at whatever cost.
South Carolina shares . like spirit with
Louisiana. The democratic leaders seen
TO DO insensible 10 the fact that the stability
Of our government is involved in these
questions and to be utterly unable to COM
prehend that their cause renders the route
Of us,orial prosperity tOthese people absO.
lutely impossible. without peace and good
order there can be no obedieuce 10 enforce
ment of the lave. National prosperity can
not come to these states In the absence Of
Ethsseagard for law, and there must be .
!re~3ica1I change in the management Of polit-
ical affairs. The time has como when con-
gless should exercise the power 1t clearly
possasses of providing by law for fair and
free elections of the members Of congress.
The power topass la1s prescribing the lin 70,
places and manner OF holding election for
members of congress, necessarily implies
the power to provide Tor the punishment of
the violation Of law. 1t will scarcely be
contended-certainly it cannot be fairly
allowed-that the national government is
compelled to retire from the punishment of
against its own laws upon the
laws Of the several states.
The minority of the committee have not
ret prepared their views tor presentation to
Tho senate.
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The senate commitee::on commerce 70.
ported the river, asd hsrbor appropriation
bill to the senate Thu rsday afternoon with
amendments proposing numerous, changes.
The committee recommend the following
additional items for increased appropfla-
tions for the improvements Of the rivers
and harbors named: Missouri river at
Nebraska City. 5000; Missouri river sur.
vey, IS 5000; Missouri river at Omaha and
Council Bluffs. $4,000; Mississippi river
at Dubuque, $4,000; Mississippi river sur.
veys for reservoirs, $4,000; Quincy. Ill.
$4,000. The net total added 10 the bill BY
the senate committee 10 about 100000.