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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-01
PASTORS AND PULPITS.

PASTORS AND PULPITS.
Chrome religion seems to be going out
OF fashion.
DR.. John Hall and DR.. William VI.
Taylor have gone to Europe.
The Lord supplies recreationS, but the
devil provides designations.
The English Wesleyan Mcthodists
have fallen OIL 3.2S7 within a year.
summer is a good time 10 live out the
piouS prccepts learned in winter.
There are 100000 colored members
i'm the Methodist churches OF Balt-
more.
People going into the country would
do we'll to take their religion with
them.
There isn't much Christianity in max
ing servants work twice As hard m hot
weather as at other times.
A Roman Catholic church i'm Dedham,
Mass, has IN auti-Swedrlng society with
over a hundred members.
A GOOD temper in the heart is about
As conducive 10 comfort IN midsummer
rs a Refrigeration in the house.
The Cb-iaiouUi Uor, continues to OPP
pose the proposed running of trains ON
the elevated railroads during church
hours.
The Rf1rag.rr q Protestant paper
recently established in Paris Tor the pur-
pose Of inducing c0nver>!ouSirom Cath
olicfSm, suspended publication with the
twentieth number
The Nttrljs' umplctcs its nineteenth
wear this week. and it remarks that It
ENJOYS living as much a> ever. IL Is q
brosd. bright, breezy paper and has the
habit of saying things.
The ministers 81 the Free Church of
Scotland have been cujoincd by the
.Gcn,ral Assembly to i,~cuuutCuancc
'rafiicS or bazaar lotteries, and other SIM
ila,,Wcthuds OF raising money Tor rc.lg-
ions purposes.
Duyin. the first quarter of the pres
ert year iorty-thrgr Congressional, min
iStrrs have been settled, twcntv.ninc
dismissed. ANT nineteen have died. Dur
INK the sam" period fourteen more
churches have been formed.
The Egypt Mission Of the United
PRESBYTERIAN Church has eight cougre-
cations. eight unorgauizcj mission stat
tious, 9i ,omWunicantS, an increase oil
l62, and ,Si2'artgrEmts on sunday
services. Z e has rcen a iallm- of
( IA the ate re "a SUNDAY schools.
A party c hwy Roman Catholic
missionaries 80 X their vTvitthcy
have not alre. iy arrived AT the capital
of King Mics, Stanlcv'S friend; and
even the N,,icmS OF Cuu~tlu'inOp.e
have been moved by his appcl, % send
Missionaries OF their faith % UrJnda.
10 i, very easy 20 sheer AT Individual
.-u. But there Is no machinery %
take the place OF personal moral, and
uo organization that can serve as % sub
,t1tItc for the individual intellect In
jivijual responsibility Is the bottom
TACT I'm all religion that Is worthy u, the
name.
The Methodist Episcopal City e. rrh
Extension ami Missionary Society a~
extended I'M New York $4,000 dur "a,
eleven Years. 10 mJIutau. fifteen u
~.lu- at "a cost Of ~juUuU Vu. wear. Nor.
than huIioi tuo mission r.ur.ncs. The
church property uuJnr the Su.tcty sC1u-
troll is valued at Sll7, 900.
The Tgil. docs not app ,, OF Queen
Victoria Now order OF ; uharine'
Tor nurses. and pertinentk s: 40
Ur>tYu the rryJl bounty M. iaI,. on
myr,torinU~ nurses SIT. Doe t9 ,lI-cI most
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-01
THE REGISTER INTER-
VIEWS.
Comment COncering Some of
Them.
What the Politicians Say.

Ooiliiii rn
I,
Wha' INV i o'''''''''-9 gay
Charleston Coui''''
The NheelLA- IN
publish its reports OF interviews. with
various Democratic anu !,i l'rpU y, poi
iticians oil the state lAey al Win one
accord bear testimony I" 'he eHy'' ln"y
there Is no orSul.".I,' Gr.,Ip. pau!
in this state; 'I1"I NV 10 -; NJ
ment never i'a' any SS''i'-'' Ia g,
Virginia, ana 'I'"' 1t '''' 49, INV IMAM
il ever had. A.. ;u.,,.-,.
That being the rI'y' t jr,. 80, t.'',S og
comes le', ,'nI;,iiars feel calrl unon 70
l,,',. .,' c,nuhaticallv the existence OF
,' ',,.,. ~ ,r6irh is but dclusion and tic
iii'n > Wool county gave twelve hundred
GrnopL,rk votes last fall, and Harrison
,.,nntv about as many. But IN both
...rm,ies fine leaders cnphatcaIly assert
I," Gr.rnback movement has no
stranorL. Mr.. Faulkner has has hardly
I,..r nile 10 hear of 4 tirecnback No,er
81, -, comfy. and vet the GreenbaCHers
- 49,. RarErly bv a good majority last
,T''.,;,r II there is no such urganlla-
49,, Il tho movement in West Virginia
InInsion and a myth, where the
-,;eob;ai aid the 5000 votes cast Tor the
GroanLa,E ticket in West Virginia last
Raj come from?
You don't find any well informed
Democratic or Republican politician III
hi, VALLEY. talking after the manner OF
NIrs,rS. Faulkner, Camden, Bennett
In a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-01
Fat People

Corpulent people can bereducei from
two To- five pounds per week without
starvation, by using Allan's Anti-Fat, a
purely vegetable and perfectly harmless
remedy. 1t acts on the food in the
stomach, ueutralizing all saccharinc and
OlcaLiuOu~ matter.
3,5 WASHINGTON ST., BosroN,
Mass, May 2Ist, lS7S.
By'rwr M5,cu.s Co.. BgBuio, " L.:
Observation-Disclosures special change
OF diet, two bottles Of Aliens Anu-Fat
reduced me iour and onc-hali pounds.
Yours respectfully,
VI. \. Bush.
Hundreds OF letters similar to the
above have been received by the Bot
anin Medicine Company. Anti-Fat sold
by druggists.
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lrr.r. .'arI thorough l..' UurNIrr o. pre-
49,, IT,. J. .r..H t...u y, ..l ~ .'tN '...h
4, iilmo~. r. t.n v.-.t ',ru'ula o. co.,
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A..rT e.. ann '...r t...' ., ONO era .l.H.. To
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...,...T Ir,.f r..''. ,oi ga i..'.rr1 90 ..r'rF
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r. 80 70 .H.... 81 ,u'.... I..' .aH1 i.f'i
d. OLD. frsssssf ...Hl f... '.. - '.' rff. DID
D. ... ,r.,,. .ug. l'f'ItHI''. 700 l.'' DO
/, Irrr'n.- thc blood. % "t
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-01
SAVE YOUR ROSES

NIvHAIF OF COAp WILL KILL TIE IN
w set, IN yuur Ru,c Bushes. Plants a.. Fbs
Sic ly LOGAN. LIST = 60.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-01
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
KILL THEM, DEAD. QUICK

THE BEST ENTERNINATOR OF POTATO
i bugs. i PURE PARIS GREEN. There Is no
security ~ economy In the aIUlteNtrd article.
Buy TIC strictly pure Eoy sale by
LOGAN, LIST & Co.
Druggists, Bridge Corner.
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,EA SALT BATHS AT HOME

TIANTlC SEA SALT BEST ~ THE
~ market, with igU d.utu.u, ..r Use. For
sale ly LOGAN. LIST & CO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-01

oTri8,l.Irhi, Ac,ouuoIatinu-Th tntin only
Run, between Wheeling ami Triadclphia.
fu,uly except Suuday-Ncw0rS AccoihinoH"'
ton.
t~tcuhCuyi'le AcCommoiIl"U.i nus I'a-i
duriur h.. ,Iry. masses backward and forward be
tween Martins Ferry aud BcIu.rc, stopping
when required aI sherman House, Etna'iI!c'
West Wheeling and GrtyCl Till.
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ELM GROVE RAILROAD.

NN AND AFTER TUESDAY, APRIL, l>59
c. ear, nu fhe wheeling and Elm Grove rail
rlHJ will rum as follows. Car> Will leave the
city. CORNER of Market AMI Eleventh streets. and
~-auW'S 40
low. MMu..,Im.- LLLED NLluul =.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-01
DR.. sAGE's cAThRRH REKEDY
IOTTE RiE3.
Louisiana State Lottery Corpany.

A splendid opportunity o. win q iDr' 1901.
-.g.'h gfaud DalrIIr'r, c.. 10, o. rsF
ORLEANS. 1lestay, Jlly p, 10 -44fH Gyau
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05
Nst Too Poor 10 Get Drunk.

However poor man may get-he may
b without friends, ambition, hope, he
nay be ragged, repulsive. desperate, out
-east-he 10 never too puor, at least, In
any city or town,to get tdrnnk-disgrace-
fslly, bestia,ly drunk, New Yofkers
must bs particularly painfully impressed
By this fact. At least half OF the misera'
BE men who solicit aims of them for
starving wife and children, for nights
lvdginR, IN l,af Of bread. with other
Axed assumptions, show symptoms un-
nistakabls of . greater or less degree
sfintOxicauoD. II they would, or could
keep sober; If they wosld let liquor
alone. few Of them would be obliged, OF
could BE- persuaded to beg; they do no,
drink because they beg they teg because
they drink; drink ng and begging are
direct cause aud effect, and fnutually
sustain one another. The uniuitiated
sften inquire. "How can such wretches
get money to buy liquour WITH" Do
rum sellers and bar tenders give them
hQuid poison out of kind maiignity?n Do
snsy wish to hurry them into pauper's
graves" Nothing of the sort. Bar-ten-
ders let them have l'quor onv when they
pay Tor II. 1t Is the public that hands
ohem the wherewithal that purchases
annk, either deceived by their piteous
ale or desirous 10 get rid o. them. Any
man or woman accustomed to drink will
let 80 without II 70 loug ms mendicancy
o. any order Of self-abasrinp can Sc
snrs IL. Urged by morbid thirst, he or
she begs Of every passerby uutil enough
- gaiusd TO crafty H. IL is a great pity
shat men cannot become so poor NJ t.
- unable to get drunK If they could
their poverty would. with th.ir mendi
sansy, steadily decrease.-N. I. Times.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05
PoIisieal Clap.rrnp About Mar
ohalD,

Waahingt0n Dispatch TO the N. Y. Herald.
In some Republican quarters II was
pretended to-day that the failure OF the
Marshals bill would put stop to all
proceedings in the Federal courts and
infict terrible calamities upon the coun-
try. A formidable list was published
Of not less than eighteen instances in
which the United States, 1t was asserted
would now lie def-nceless at the mercy
of evil-doers. Of course this is all nom
sense. Theveto message gave inciden-
tally some countenance to the fable, be-
cause the President recited in 1t the du-
ties of Marshals, which, if there were no
Marshals, would of course remain un-
done. But he did not pretend that these
duties and offices would he prohibited or
would remain unfulfilled through the
lack of an appropriation of money, and
he does not intend to disband the force
Of marshals or 10 order them not to act.
On 1.-THE contrary, they will all 60 on
with all their duties precisely as though
the six hundred thousand dollar bill had
not been vetoed by the President, and
all their legitimate expenses will doubt
less be covered by deficiency bill at the
next session, which, il is to be hoped,
the President will not veto. That is TO
say, the fact the. the marshals bill was
vetoed does not prohibit the marshals
from acting in their lawful capacities,
but only delays their payment a few
months. If IL were otherwise the Presi-
dent would either not have vetoed tho
bill or he would have felt obliged to ca j
an extra session.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05
LOCAL. TIME TABLE.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For philadelphia: 2s, 100, $40, 500
sss.l9 q, % y 80 a. m; i3 M 81 r. 80, $50, soe
10 :. mi nj SO ! @, & 50. o. g, p 1nn'Ay'' m. e."
For New York: 3.aT, 1904 q m, l2s7 I2 80,
90 p m Jon nsundays; Goa m. .. "a. y. nd
FOR baltimore and Warrington: 1851 2.lO
es. % q IN nj iaH' n i;o4, SIS. pm. Sun
scr Port Deposit; 4os p m no Sunday
ror is; New Castle: 90. s,s . M; os, 80 p
For Delaware r. R.: sl6 q m; 06, $50
For wilmington Northern r. R.. s2s a
ro, s1s %; $40 M no sunday train q g:
62lpm. Sunday train, $40 m.
TRAINS ARRIVE At WILMINGTON.
from Philadelpnia:l II a, 8 81, 9i0 ! % a m
1aSsR% I" 81 2 "a Il o. 3 SS' 81, So.. g q,
nj n q, = Z q i 3 % sonaAs'' ne. u ~
From New Ios (: 1 o6, 81 a m; IL n. i2 u
soa, 1927 p m, ON Sundays; II q. l od
from n baisimpeys; M o., 20. Al, m; - p,
g ss,s 50, ss p m; on Sundays: oa m m
from Washington: 2oa a m 12A, 1888
6Ss. sse p m; On Sundays; 2 O4 a m; 0 a
FROM Port Deposit, 900 m; no Sunday
From New Castle: SO am; 1910 M
10, " p m; no sunday trains.
From Delaware r. R.: 3 10 IL 10 q m
10 P. m; no Sunday trains.
From Wilmington 4 Northern r. r.: . o.
II 80 m; I IS p m; NO Sunday trains.
From Delaware Western X. r.: . 90 a m
21o. as p m; SUNDAY train. Gas p m.
rRAINs FOR WILnINor on LEAVE PHIL.
ADELPHIA.
From Broad street end Washington ave.
nusi ! %. see, 10 %, n % m; : 80. 8 30
days: % m; eo,s 4s, ii sO' p m. ~
From Thirty second and Market streets
rs, = p, 12 m, II 10, . 66, 8 20, II 30 o m
ON SUNDAYS: Q 30. II - p m.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05
SECOND EDITION
GENERAL NEWS.

bev named Swasing threw q nre
e.cker under the dress OF . grl, nained
Xsts Baker, 1t PottsyilIe, Yesterday, set-
tine fIre TO her ckthes. She was sever
II, perhaps fatally, burned. ls
Two boys, named Hoskins and Swse-
usy, wsfs ID, % ously Injured Dy tne
; simAture explosion Of a canuon' a. 'ie-
diA, Ps., yesterday mornin:' aa,,
80 John Kleeson, contestant IN waik-
tns atch .t Cha.ianoo ., fell Oh the
trace from sunstroke lesIe Jay =
5o Six or seven persons were injured,
tvo severely, by coll sion between two
sxcnrsion trains on narrow gauge rail-
srcai near 81. Louis, yesterday AFTERNOON.
The Third Presbyterian Church m
Trsnton. n. J.,was destroyed by hre Last
.evsnino. !. And several 6remen were sew
,ssslv injured by The falling in OF the roof.
'T,rc ,ocs II about $4,000. IL IL sup
-eoeed the building was fired by . SKY
rocket which fell upon the shingie TOOL
me church was sur, ounded by wooden
buildings, and destructive confiasra-
Non wa syerted only by heavy rain.
A. the steamer Isaac Davis, crow isd
With passengers, vas making = lAnd1ng
a Lake Quinsigamond, at Worcester,
NAss., yesterday afternoon, there was' .
rush Of passengers TO get on board, which
preyented tn 1se on the steamer from get
ting ashore. The boat eareened away
ftom the wharf aad the crowd rushing
v her side, many Of them fell into the
water. The hurricane deck Of the steam
q than saye away, and The whole struct.
upa above the hull fell into the lake
which st that point is ten feet deep
Seven pefsons we're drowned and three
Hzsmininy. ..f.
- telegram from Pensacola says tht
Nuscogee Mills have sold to one New
York railroad 100000 feet Of lumber
10 Be delivered in sixty days. This il
the largest order ever filled by South
ern mill.
A an excursion steamer was approach
ins Norris Island, near Trenton, N. j..
Yesterday afternoon, several hundred
people on the island made the usual r,isf
70 the boat. The wharf suddenly gave
way, and seventy-fve persons wert
thrown into the river. Mrs. Andrew
Juhnson, her flve-year-old son, and lit
!. Sle girl named Miller we're drowned
Their bodies were recovered. 1t Is fear
I'd that others were lost. Several per
sons were taken out ofthe water more o
less injured.
Over 40 persons, injured by fireworks
were admitted to the Pennsylvania an
1t. Mary's Hospitals, Baltimore yester
day.
Samuel Hasbrouck and Theodore Jai
Wis were fatally injured by the prems
ture discharge Of cannon while firin
national salute at Port Jeryis, n. y
yesterday morning.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05
Personal.

The Emperor William sleeps ON bed
hard enough TO have suited the Duke Of
Wellington, does not smoke or use snud
Is fond Of flo wers, and especially Of fresh
air, rises early and fares frugally He is
eighty two years old can ride horse. Ike
a trooper
U. 8. Grant Jr., has been interviewed
about the third-term question. Speaking
of his father, the son of the same re-
marked: "Well, II his friends urge him
he wi u most likely let matters take their
natural course"
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05

How ths Prince Imperial Died
From the New York Herald, July =.
The Prince Imperial, who was always
desirous to be actively employed, was
anxious to Join Lieutenant Carey, oi the
Ninety-eighth, who was starting with SAX
men Of Bettineton's Horse On reeon-
noiterinQ expedition. The stat objected
10 his going, but he laughingly overruied
their wishes and started. Lieutenant
Carey, the leader Of the reconnoitefing
party, gave the following account OF the
expedition: ave left Koppie Allen at
half past seven, rode to Itelezi and walt
ed for the Basutos. The Prince being
impstisnt at their non-arrivxl we rode on
without them to hill seven miles and
a-half this side of Ishlawani hill recon
noitred with telescopes Tor one hour put
saw no, one; descended to deserted
kraal In the valley below, off-saddled and
rested one hour. reminded the Prince
Of the time. He said, wait ten min
utes.' At length, as we we're about 10
resaddle our horses, saw the black faces
of the Zulus peering out between the
maize stalks all round. The Prince,
looking aside, said, Il see them too. we
leapsd upon our horses aud rode offamid
a sudden volley of mllsketry from the
Zul,m, who, as soon As they saw us
mounting, rushed forth on all sides from
the maize. All rode off. On crossing
the donga, 100 yards away, we noticed
the Princes horse following, riderless,
expect the Prince had been killed In thu
krasl. Two of the escort were killed.
Frolu all accounts it appears that Lieu
tenant Carey and the troopers who save'
themselves ran away at the first sight o
the Zulus and left the young Prince, wh'
had some difficulty in mounting from TN
tearing Of the saddle flaps, 10 his fate
Later accounts say that Lieutenant Ca
rey galloped five miles without stoppinI
after the scare.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05
Political.

General Ewing addressed an audience
1t Columbus, o., last Thursday night,
snd 1t is remarked as significant that dur
Ing The whole course OF hls speech he d i'd
nst allnds to the msaey question further
shan to denounce capital for imposing Oh
labor.
George c. Peiki' S, the republican can.
didate for Governor of California, ran
away " sea when lie was thiteen year.
old.
The colored men in Cincinnati insis
That tho name of one Of their number
shall bs put on the republican Legislative
aeket In that city.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05
RE0IsTYRls ORDERS.
1&eRistcr's Order
REGIsTKR's OFFIoK,
New Castle COuDty Juna IA iRIa


Upon tho application OF mary Dougherty,
Adinlnistratrix of George Douherty, late
Of Brandywine hunared, In SAID county
deceased, II Is ordered and directed by the
give notice OF granting OF letters of ad-
ministration upon the estate OF the deceas
cd, with the date OF granting thereof. by
causing advertiseme ents 70 be posted with
In forty days from the date of such letters,
In sif or Che most public places " the
county Of New Castle, reQuil ing all per
sons hav Ing dem ands against the estate TO
sembly IN such case made and provided
A nd also cause the same TO be inserted
Within the same period In the DAILY
GAZETTE, newspaper published In vii
mington, and 70 bo continued therein three
weeks, cod.
,~, Given under the hand and seal
l.. T. OF office Of the Register aforess aid.
49, a. New Oasue, In New Castle
comfy, aforssaid. The day and year above
written. y. u. blQGS Register,
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05
.lHIRD EDITION

InAasaaAsas fer rs-DAy. ~
Rising 6av,maer, cooler noytssoesf to
= .rtheost 0tnds and ctear or pcrfir stoudy
spSeGher. - r fiae
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05
rN~TCT

NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Es
tats of the deosAsed. must present the same
duly Attestod. 70 the Adm nistratrix On OF
betore Juno 18th, A. D., 1880. or abide the
Act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided. MARY DOUHHERTY,
Adminislratrix.
Address Csas. B. Lore, Attorney. Will
mington Del. June3i eod3w
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05
The Firs. Delav are Peaches

The first shipment Of Delaware pea
yesterday from Delmar. They were
not large but looked quite ripe and lus-
cious. The shipment was made in a
crate and the fruit only filed about one
third Of 1t, the rest of tho contents being
berries. 1t can now be said that the
shipment OF peaches has commenced.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A GARD

10 all who are sdnsring from the errors
and indiscretions OF yeuth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, Ac., ]
viii send . recipe that Will cure you,
FREE OF CHAKE. This Kreat remedy
was discovered by n missionary In South
America. Send a self-addrossed envelope
To the REV JOSEPH 7. iNMAN, Station b
zHw York City.
deem p.d A WV
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05

TO PHY8JClAN8 3
r... AND I.!
CONSUMERS OF
GOD LIVER OIL.

Knowing from experience the dlasatjs.
faction so often attending the dispensing
OF many Of the en- ulslons In tie market
would call your attention 70 some Of the
features OF The emuls lon which / have pre-
parei and dispensed for years with an.
varying satisfaction. The on used II the
finest Norwegian and the most sorupu-
material and In every detail OF It's manu-.
facture. BY careful manipulation this
emulsion is mate with the smallest pos
sible amount OF gum. and by the very mi.
I'd very fuid and perfectly pRiatable.--
Each tablespoonful contains 90 Der cent.
u oil and grains Or Hypophosphite OF
Lime. samples win be GLADLY furnished
% all Physicians who may desire tham.-
Put up In pint bottles, price 81. Manu-
;actured and sold Wholesale and retail By
W. e. WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST.
api2-E Ninth and Market Hts.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05

To reach the highest standard of health
nature demands the utmost Regularity
OF tho bowels; a slight de viation brings
many inconveniences and paves the way
% moro serious dangers. We can re-
commend DR.. Bull's Baltimore pills az
ehs bsst medicine for the needs of the
digestive apparatus.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05
Why we Escape Thu .h.rbiot..

A morning journal in referring TO
deaths by lightning omits to state the i'm
DsreAnt fact THAI such htaths never oc-
eur 10 this city. The only two that are in
s!udsd In that class were those Of cou-
pie Of workmen who were killed while
yerkington = church steeple. for the OBJ
vious reason that ,hey were situaJed dur
i.G thsir labor above the protective in.
husnce OF the telegraph wires, which
have almost vari1biy afforded protec-
Non 70 human life against lightning. TIE
9uth u that this city 10 absolutely arme1
against the destructive inhue nee OF the
siactric fluid by the vast amount Of iror
Wnioh enters into its construction, anC
which nnquestionably serves ~ q souro,
Stsecurisy against that fatal atmospheri
.AGeney.-N. Y. World.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05

A sPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. SEVENTH Graud
DISTRIBUTION, CLASS q.
At New Orleans. Tuesday, July 8, 1873.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05
GRAY's SPECIFIC MEDICINE.
~ Ane MxPK The t3reat rpAnr AaoN

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ReInedy,an
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O u r Q for
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Weakne IS,
SpermaOr-
rhea. tmpO-
tency, and
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05
Important 10 Nlothers.

Mrs. Minslow's Soothing Syrup 10 the
only thing that mothers can rely upon fer
their children. II cOrrects acidity of the
sfOmach. cures wind colo, regulates the
bowels and gives rest, health and comfort,
10 mother and child. During the process
OF testhing its value IL incalculable IL
softens the gums, reduces infism NJ alton
and allays all pain, thereby giving rest 10
the child and com tort TO the mother. -
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-09
u. III. UtSREit,
TOWNSHIP AGENT. C.P.E.R.
TGWN E0ys FoG sAsE or LEASE

PARTIES WISHING 10 LEASE or PtrR
chase Lots IN tie town Of Ninuemucca, are
hereby notified that al application for The same,
or on ousintss relating thereto, should be- AL
dressed 20 the undafs ened at san Francisco.
a. tie {. 7. r. r. oiioo where they viii recoiye
prompt attention.
Those occupying lands belonging 20 the com
pany, without having bou glt o. leased the same,
aie also notified TO attend to the matter without
decay and avoid trouble
nolJ. D. II HASKELL.