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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-03-12

CALAIs.-The entertainment given by the East
Calais Dramatic Club last Tuesday and wednes-
day evenings was a success in every particular
They were fortunate in selecting play that pos
sessed bitter and sweet In about the right pro-
portion to be thoroughly enjoyed bya promiscuous
audience. Their effort was well received, in
proof of which they have been invited to repeat
the farce, Poor Pillicoddy," at the sociable and
oyster supper at Maple Corner this Wednesday,
evening, and East Lynne" and "The two
Bonny Castles at North Montpelier on Saturday
evening, both of which invitations they have ac-
copied. 1t is reported that Kittridge's band will
furnish music for the latter entertainment.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-03-12

A COOP AccoUNT.-"To sum it up, six long
years of bed-rdden sickness and suffering cost
ing $500 per year, total, 81 ,2OO-al of which was
stopped by three bottles of Hop Btters taken by
my wife, who has done her own homework for a
year since without the loss Of a day, and want
everybody to know it for their benefit"
"JonN WEEKS. Butler, n Y"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-03-12
Town Officers.

The following town officers, in addition to those
published last week, were elected at the annual
March meetings;
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-03-12

WOODBVRY.-Moderator, J. c. brown; clerk, IT. W
TOWN. selectmen, r. X. Lyford W. A. Hill and $. II. Cam
eron treasurer, Oscar Thomas oyerseer, Edwin Bruce
constable, o. A. Daniels listers L. o. Leonard F. n Aims
worth and A. H. Holt auditors, o. D. Town, q. W Daniels
and W W. Thonas agent, $. =. Bailey; superintendent
Alton Benj amin. Votes for county commissioner,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-03-12

woRCEsTER.-Moderat T. L. Templeton clerk and
treasurer c, c. Abbott; seecinen, j. A. kelton, ID. H.
Massey and Adm Miles, oyerseer. +. NJ Hamhleti con-
ling and C. T. Harms; auditors NJ NJ Harris H. A. Han
cock and Horace llovey; trustee j. A. kelton; grand
jurors v. NJ. Hamhet and r. T.. Templeton; agent II.
Iempleon; superintendent Of schools, Rev r. H. Cafpen-
ter text book committee G. r. Templeon and DIR. c. "
Hunt. County commissioner. Edgeron, AZ votes. Town
tax 100 cents highway, Is cents Voted to authorize the
text book committee purchase and hold text books for
use in the schools II they shall deem II expedent
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-03-12

observation-disclosures T. A. Stevens; clerk, NJ. j
Leach; treasurer y Benz amin; seecnen r. F. Parker
Z. w Crane and 4. Is. walsh; constable. C. y. Bailey
listers NJ. ID. Scott G. q. Fisher and VI. s. Burne; super
ntenlent, NJ j. Leach oversees, the selectmen agent
Alger JONES' auditors H. b. Bundy, NJ L. Burnell and l.
A. rlotson. Voted $50 cents the dollar to pay indebt
, 1879-01-23

HH&f$hnH
OF 1ote yeaEs the tcn!el,ry las tteCs}1.e marc
n,al morr nsarku.l vi, tls lArl VI Engllshinen vi
gu&,d nnlp nsld soelll uusts to seek for tl,rt1l-
sriyrs wtycs uut u the pnrIlsus of tile llay-
market u'ml lllu grnyea Ut Chelsea nn!1 II.
Jutna Wool, and IL this fact thtru ra,, be 10
parallel IN tho contemporary spelal history Of
any other civilized community. Frenchnen
ss,ay gsmblo and spcul al! stsctF mtney In the
de,nl,,uulule, but tl.ey do not marry .,lto II;
AtHcr,rnns may drink a,i indulge III eccentrlc
AMI lnuT,lcrous cxplo!ts with pistols and boxic
knives, hut ilry do not marcy Phyrnes nnd
Aspaslss; tier1Iuls snay drink 10 e1eees, Ean'-
t1e away all they possess, uln! bent thciF wives,
but thvir wires arc not tlrurs dn ma!1weeds H.,
SPRUNG iroul pbonfnation AMI ytcs. With Us,
howeycE, 1t to different. Within the last few
years ten .nct, all h!ag high social po.!tio'.s,
bearing goo! .baule4, nnd not Il few among
them beoug,ng tu whut would be termed IN ths
Fanburg 81. Gsrn'atn IL l:ratIn, hays wuntonly
altle,l theinsciyta to women picked from tlu
streets, giving thrir nalnrs ; titles to bo held
until death Nv creatures whosa very na,ses hey
would never un.Icr Ordinary circumstances ttara
to mention before laly. A Marctliuness, q
future Duchess, n.d The wives Of two baronets
have bccu recruited from the Tanks OF les i'm
purca.
, 1879-01-23

:, Aascn'o Cnrrt&Dondtncs CgioqHe t7drftss.
Concern!ny .ho irruption u the Amuu D,t!s
into It's old river bca-tlsc UshoCa-we learn, u
tl,r rcsult OF the inquiries begun by order ol
lcn. Itonakinc, the following particular,
Three principal irrupttons hays taken plaes-
one nrar tic Town nf kIpt&ha.t. directly Ip;o
tho usboCa, where the watet has slown Into tas
Rara-kamish lakes and filled the salt faXrs u
Kocl,-l'ulcnr: considerable mass 0E water hii
flown Though. the DarJulli Into the tsbo..t
nnd third irruptlon fIaa occurred Mraf Tie
town OF ChNl'cheltt, from wl,eHcc The water has
flowed Into lilo A1al-Dengls bastn. Tie rom
i1.untcntioi by land through the usLoga R!rer.
bcI Is interrupted uni the innl strppe ID 1lu!ss
water. How far tho wator hight iu the tstxt
Insy diminish 1t The Government Ut khiya ON
tlnuc& tu dam up the lrruptions cannot se DE-
tcrsnincd now. II ID not without inlportaEts
TINT tho usho9a ran be nut undcr water without
difficult fur 20 yrrsta ~ far ns Koch-lutsl,
II tic Bay OF Karal,ugash, which peHesratcs fOs
l50 vetsts to the east into tl!e tunlileut, sho"t
itsclf navigube Tor steamers, tllu trading rosd
from KraannGnrsls, on thu Caspian Sea, to
Khlya, which IL GUJ vcrsts In lcugth aud lad,
through w0tcrlCss sntdy dCsfrt, wilt be Short
cuel ~ 100 ycrsts. This circumstance a!opt y
ior the !;,!ssuu connections With Central Ash
Important cnouga, to awaken tho Interest oi Ill
those concerned In lilo question.
, 1879-01-23

hIH t7@ tGt.1 AffEHFE.
Mrs. Hiram pomeroy, llYingin L!ttlo CalaretH
Valley, In tlia county, was, on last FrlAny moro
ing. abollt O'Clock, called by her husband. xoa
w4s coule,f tu fts he'd, to glyu ltm f.seJeins
n,nl while up aho hear.l tho chickens 1Naklng
great not.e. 5ho tuck the lamp and went oui
10 thc chtcken-conj, near by, bHt saw no:hspt
bit their young dug running around tilc eooe
She scultlel him uml uruin him away. shc i''s
want back tntu tht !,o.lAe. lIut hal mt besa
t!lera but few iuluutcs whCh tho ch!ckrnt t.
Ran tqualIng again. Shu then r4n out nstM'ss
the light and raw an animal at tic et,o; tls'ns
with l,rf1, Thinking 1t was tlu dog, *ly ri
ud picked II up In her a1tns, At tho same tut
laying ilplll Ut onc nt hts bind Ic9H. 'Illtl lh1.
AZ It turned tut to be, threw up one of IT, 9ash
striking her In tho face, cuttlng her s"''f'lf.
Hha then btgam to rcaItzu that she !lnts E1's
than puppy to roptcntl with. She tfcn dropE'a
dusvl,, plunlng The lynx 10 the ground with ha
kneee, aud ttfen, with cEnb that 10y nta'' ta
beat liz hsalns out and dragged 1t to ltt hnl
banb's bedside TO show hin What true cousae
had done.
, 1879-01-23

tntll ut once, In my country. before wns nat
litaiizctl In nnotttr. they haye for soslu Years
l,ern suffering very great tlrnrrsstop There fs
no question that Wien 4j.Wl.M0 pcoplc feel
poverty ,lr' cLyflzc,l world fec1s It too. In Ire
land you hare h,:t great nrosncrttT; iron, thrift
1rcat rxtfaydEnEcs anil great 1n:sfnr.tnrs III
Ailrric1 they are getting tl,cfr honls md irnm-
tsrs 10 lnr; but tlMy nre Producing beyond tho
rral wants Of tIlc world. I.ut while you nsn
getting fairly prosperous America Is gctttnE
yrry p,nr, iaHEh a'n : nrc honr:t. President
NdycA. III hts message to Conerrss, has
;lokcn Of t' pr"spc:tty Of Ansr'se ,'ss a,Hl ~.
scc:ue men Ut tie aoe, has said that American
prosperity iu.ant European prosperity, nnh
an t,scnEins thts cycntrG Ut European nfns-
purity, n.nt not merely Of IRISH prosperity.
tcnr, hear. This Is The lnngcst epccclt llavn
ever made. have nut krssc,a tn. 1hrnryAto',c,
nnt u III not likely ever will do ~. hut prss
fAns 1t II TIL. !ta,itnE at Mt. Hutt Tint Inns In
s<e,l me-. f1!car. ',ear.l
"t;r1. t;rahs runSiuncd by proposing tho
health Of TIN. Lnrl Mayor,
=" Mr. 1'ntt. II. T., in responding fnr the Toast
nf '1!r lIousc of Cnmm0tia,' Eutd 1t was his
Qrrnsest ninhIton 70 SO That tlr.r Representa-
tlsVs IN the Iiou~c ot Conlmots shuultf perform
ff1rir Imperial nttes III nn rssen,hly which was,
In the WDt1tt u
, 1879-01-23
ITALY.
IT'S FOttE1tsS Pulley.

Roxx, jan. e2.-1n the Sanate to-day the
tlobate upon tho foreign policy of tho Gov
csnmont was continued. s,g,or Do Prelis
removed his sleclarntious Of yea.erday. The
only new point in his speech wa' tho assor-
tion TINT the interests Of Italy forbade any
modification Of tho a!stu quo with Tunis.
This Is interesting in connection with the
relations betweou France md 1taly.
INTERNAL POLICY.
The senate adopted m order Of tho day,
which was accepted by thu Cabinet, to tho
effect TINT, in order to uphold tho national
prestige and institutions, it js necessary not
only loyalty to observe troaties, but also 10
SEQ that the internal policy does not disturb
tile financial equilibrium or military organi-
zation.
Tie foregoing is considered 10 Imply a
ccnsure of the policy Of tho late Carroll
Cabinet.
, 1879-01-23

ncnrcr 10 the Kingdom OF itnly. II !. s,,,no..,
that he 70 fur agrees with Father Curci =.
wish tc Catholics to t,sc their electoral r;,,,o
e." +" ls1e tic 1tis Gnufs nr the u
after fra,l 10 Important political srsuIts vt r.
is It likely flint tn. fule A-cn tue ftly q, ~ ~
hstilitr With wftc, HE Clrrca, pastY rcysr1.s ~
the ,tn1cation nj Germany. e-'aea
lie Is too Intelligent TO fclEeve TINT ,br ~.
rents of national ltfo can be ssnprd hy r..as .as
Gt!scts or hnathrfnas. 1t IL TRUE tiut hc c.. sa
tnnkc ANY Glafinx departures frnn lht: nors
tlle Inst Pote, nn1 t,at the erstotarr stvi5 y ~
thr Vatican may continue to he n r,n}tiI o. o.
vagueneas It Is true, also, That powerful, ro,a VI
inunsttct IN Rome atH! elsewhere will st.uca5. l.
ngainat all attr,nnta 10 bring abuut tn,"s.!s
mtscs wtsh what Is called the wnr'!t. sill, tlIe 70
erat tendencies at the Vatican tannot f.1 I,e y
emuntll Uver many political tl.flcnIt..s IN 10 70
long run, and facfn,an stnteAnen will mai. Nv
practical mistake It they neglect ilr t,,c,..
,visI!c. which nre tecn In the po;cs letter to ,s
Archbishop Ut Cologne. " VIC
, 1879-01-23


The most huncs. snau VIC t,asc heard OF lately
was q Washingt toll-atreet dealer tu mems utdcr.
elothiug. 4 trtrli Ut ouss bought pair of
SHIRTS Of him Ut @l.a5 each few days ago, but,
liad1ng them too stnall, carried them back the
neal LAY to exchange them foE larger Uues VI
lt.c san.r Kind. I'lw exchange was mule With
out hesitation, but Q. tile buyer was about 70
retire hr WIS asked to wait moment. At tbs
the salesman. taa,ng II halt-.inllar froui him.
handed It to the nstoutsnrd customer. inluEli'iDS
tIn that between llt time uf purchase aul tlls
exchange the shtrts had beeu NAKED down 70
IL each, uli hs IVES tlIrsclDre eHtttlr.i to half
dollar, the shirts he returned bc4i &l.aj 0uss,
anu those he tuok only 81 UI1s.
, 1879-01-23
THE VATICAN.


PARIS. Jan. 9.-vhe clerical organs publish
iii, evening the lo,mts letter 10 tIc Archbishop
~ t.,t,,,,, Aftcr .r,nr co,nni,m.n,. n ~,
.'n.; H. 49,. ~, .,.'' .I.s,',, '" nv ~
Areho:shop. "ts aoes' ahu tae ep'seopaeV ~
largc, tho Pupc says:
"Frou, this unity In ductrinc, counsels, 4rl
ac,. .c hayr cyerv r.uxnn Ia hoIm Tint ,h,pca
s..n, 49,. ~, ,e..,,r,.s =. ,.s ..ts', ,,a.,.,.
VII. Tut" oat aee.h""s :. out as"e"' usa'.s
and thctl not oAtT Will 's'c Chuteh Of ehFlst
feel tta inrstttnnb!o advantag but Ttl socIcty
will o1so tirrlye tt,r .uos. nrec,ous fru!ts, You
..,, t,u,,x v.,,.r,,i, hr,.,,.r n,r nn,fu,r1
VIZ """' .,'I,s s...'l..1. ~. '
cobslctIons WHICH VIC haso ''eluoat'5 eAHesseo
aud manifested, that tho most serious pcgtls by
which society ID ulpuarel proceed mainly 3ro,ll
III, t,h,,r,h ri .t..,x t,hrl+t having ey.rrwhr,a
.". ss ..'.o, -. ', a,,,,,,v will, t.n',.,.s
ucen ocplfeu u. ~ sA'a.'5 pan't' "'""ehse
Oh society, a,M from lis liberty being so
hnlnperttl Tint 1t srarccly watch over Tie tc-
ct,trtuenta mil woIfaru Vt individuals, That
=. ,,1 ,,r,a.,, I'm MIR mind ,,, o,Iv
.o"'e''oN - "ap ~, -" oa' '""u' |,1 .~s Wy
because VIC khu" the !'asuIn hh'! esett Nttae "
llle lauren, bat ueeause uItnica@Aauie Hlstp!!'
cal ti'@unlcnta plaslY shVw Llc Co0!laohWealta ~
70 aouf'sll oeat HheH s!to ehu.th en!o}s ~ ~!
liberty ~ artloo' ana ts,at Whenever tnls y Iet-
tered, ptine!!Aes at't uost!taes p!sSaa " whieil
every human soeitt} Is uestfo}eus euca oetnX
our consiet u w. natural llat tr9a9 .he ssay
, 1879-01-23

CossTANr1RoPLE, Jun. 22.-The Huaaian
Ambassador to Constantinople and tho
Turkish Minister Of Foreign Affairs Lad als
interview today. The dehnitise treaty is
not yet signed.
KEW GOVERNMENT or RESCUED BULGARIA.
VIknNA, Jal. 5.-Ihe iouiseIe GurrttpoaI7sz
publishes soule urtails about tie composition 81
tte bulgarian Assembly ulout to bc held. It
Will eou..st of ri members, partly elected aud
partly apkx,in1r1 bY The lioyrruulent. TiieY
will ts COMPOSED nf tl1.c clssscs; to tlr Grss
class belongs ,te ftesnlrsts ol thc MunttipAl.
A.,niinisltatlse, a.lu Judicial Councils. THRU
being thlrts-cisLt districts in Yulgata, this
lo ba added he Presidents OF the supreme
Administrative Councils of each saudIak "
, 1879-01-23

fortths't3 Fu.teS t.t" m VIII Tfnovs efs wn t nv" soa
thrir centres. The Prcs''lents .! the m
's' 1e ov,rasr Gs"qst'' 10 "ff ,. 'Ggi'p}ss oi IT,. ;
cEnes there will re fortythrce members dcsi1-
rntc,l hy ,l,c tsnyetnmcnt and seventy-ohe
clrctcd 6y tho pcnnfc. lht srcond cl1t,s com,
rtt.es l2o Deputies. elected n y n ~ etssso,a'
Every Bulgarian, t,yer - ycara OF aEc a,"l hav.
ing eotnc property or trade has a vote: serv-
ans, apprentices. md amrcrs being. however.
excluded I estlon IT. r. bn,s1fa ',l. !. es,'I ,
consist Of d[EnIlarirs VI tho el,itrcf namely.
nine Bulgarian bishops, thu Greek Bislnp. "
Far,ln tie Mu{i nf WldlJ, si,ti thc Great lsaboi
Of Sofia. hc'i.lrs thirty nen'hcrs whom ti'e !.
t,rracnt t;urertitT nf f}uEas1a will choose. ~ IS
supposed thai t,e will nainr ten Hr eleven Ait'-
hain,ne,lans " represent ,hr Mohanetan po2u-
tattns,, whci, Is estimated Mt nbout l'p,lNV
sn1il4. "
Princr i>on!uukotE. Knr.axnf will open the .l:-
bly, witt, an a,ire**, atssi illen designate n.
s'lkIanow rs his slpnuty. who will t'e Ut ,h' .is-
rs,sat # The Assembly am! lailc tobe nns1IsteH
lis opening s1yrcI,, l'siuce l5un1oukofr- knssa-
kotf Is to lnarlp the Assembly tiAt It nav
nlt'dffy or even reject md rcUInrr by nno farr
instrument the organic stuti1tc which hne pech
sent tn 1t. Petersburg IL rccc!yc t! sa''ctiat q
the Emperor. lie ilr.t session ts xlc"tcI to
Inst tDur Or ak wttks, after which the +Astcs.
bly, will ,,c najoslrnct., and enl|.l together ngan
in April. TN TIL. latter ertnslDn tile incll'fNEs
Of the Eccn,,d clase--tl,e Ia, naHlrlt. rlc>tcl
hy tllr peaple-will /" tlpa!,Ietl. Tie Deputies
of oil tl.scu classrs Mill choy tc sam" rights.
The Otfutuan Commissioner md thu delegates
al ttc Will layc tho right tu ast!st at 'e scitr
cratlons uf The Assembly, special placca being
reserved for them.
As for TIC ro,nlu~It!on nj the Assembly. ttr
estimate OF tho iNu,llati0n, II currect. Wonltl
stluW that the war tMtl nut Ut oil reduced thg
DnlgarIsu, while II had wrll.niRll c1turnslt,atcl
tllr Anhannc,nn population. whirl, Is assumed
to he nnty llU,tkO 1t Is, indeed. knt,wn sint
tic 1cllcrkcss co!onsts about Wit1in nsnl a1u',,
tic SErvfan boundary llavc af1nu"t disappeared
A number Ut tsne Mohal,.ncslan families In W!An
nna the Other Danuhc towns may have Lett
likewise. l!tt'r, too, nHy remain "f 't'c Pun,
axis about l'lcvna, sclvl, md I.oychn; hit il
eccMs almost incredible That the hulk Of thf
Aobammcdall population, whIehdwrlt rusnrn:sli
III thu t}uadrl1nteral Alu WAS not disturbed bs
the war, sIsouill, since the 1snssian Mr,pntfu
Of the Quaslsilatcrnl. have Eret, reduced to :
fraction Of what 1t previously was.
, 1879-01-23

Rlnnco. Diauco WIS monensarily expected
10 arrive at st. Thomns from Europe.
A letter from Puerto Cnbollo, Jan. =, says
the town WAS in possession Of the Tcvoln-
tinnists, and tho fort was in possession OF
tho Government. The war stchmcr Bolivar
wa, aiding the fort in sheliing tho town aud
destroying much property and n1any lives
Tho American schooner Marcia Reynolds,
with valuable cargo from New York, was
obliged to stop at tho fort.
The latest ndvices by telegram vim Ifint.
dill sny Gen. CeGno WINS beaten At h1nrtcai
by tho Government troops, and he fimsolf
taken prisoner.
, 1879-01-23
THE PLAGUE.


VlESSA, jan. 2!.-prslminary conferences
In regard TO tho plague llayo commenced bo-
tween the German privy Councillor, Finkcln-
burg, and members OF tho Austrian Sanitary
sanitary Gordon, will, tho cooperation Of
lseumania, from Mc,nol to Su!ina, Is aug-
gcstcl. Tho Northern Railway haa given
notice that direct traffic from, Russia will 10
suspended utter Fri1ny.
TERMINATED.
Tho ligeace HHAM announces that tho A6trn-
kl,au epidemic hns terminated. Official re-
ports reg,rtliuK tho plague have been
throughout untrustworthy.
, 1879-01-23
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

New YonE, Jan. 2o.-Arrived, the stesmship
Dcyoni1, iroi. Glasgow.
HDsroH. Ian. 22.-Arriycd, tho steamship
Palestine, frnn Liverpool.
LoRDoN, Jan. :G.,-1Ilc steamships n,nas
froln New YorK. and Brazilian, from yodtoa,
have Drrlycd out.
, 1879-01-23
GERMANY.
NiSAAHCH RACKH DOWN,

HEnL1s, Jan. ::.-lt is agniu reported that
bismarck IL willing 10 withdraw biz bill to
discipline the l.cichstag, this ttmo iu conse-
qusnco Of the voLsmcnt opposition 1t moets
from tho Diets OF tho various German S!atea.
, 1879-01-23
ANAI{Ctlf


LoXnos, Jan. 23--5 q. MA dispatch
from Copenhagen Says 1t IL feurea D gunerai
commercial collapse is imminent In Sweden.
Further failures Gro daily expected. anta
thousands Of persons hayo been thrown out
OF employment.
, 1879-01-23
REVOLUTIONS.

HOW THEY THRIVE IN VAIN LATITrpES.
HAVANA, jan. 32.-Adtices from Venezuela
arc II the effect that the majority Of tho
peopls have risen in favor of Guxuau
, 1879-01-23
ATGIIAN1STAN.'


CA1currA, Jan. .922.-lntsIligenco has been
received hero that ll,1ssfan atca.nor l,us
n,ndo its way up tho Niyer Oxus aud beyond
tho Afghan frontier.
ANARCHY.
FIR. PErERsDuno, Jan. 2a2.--rhe Gn.xttc
stntes TINT complete anarchy prevails in
Kashgar. Tho rcbels outnumhor the Chi
ueso force Of OCCUPATION.
, 1879-01-23

LONDON, Jat. .a3.-Ecclca' Cotton Mill, at
Ashton, running :,oAo srintl'os, burned yes-
trrlay Ono hnnlrstt anil thirty porAons nra
thrown out OF employment, I4oas, ECU. GOO.
, 1879-01-23
GREAT BRITAIN.

LospoN, Jan. y. :..9.-Ship-buillera, ,nastcra,
and iuen, hava compromised their differ
enccs rs 10 wages. Blackburn is plaoalled
with incteinouta to general strike Of woav-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-09
LIFE AND FIRE
Insurance Agencies.
Agents for Halls safe q Lock Co.

Notary Public Coroner and Public Admins
traitor, and Mining Recorder In this Office.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-09
NO. S5
SOCIETIES..

EUREKA LODGE. NO. Is. =. 4 A. n.
FTyHE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF EU.
i reka Lodge, No. 16, +. L A. NJ, will Be
held in Odd Fellows Hall the fourth Monday
of each and every month.
Members CT sister lodges, and sojourning
brethren in good standing. are cordially invit-
ed to attend. II. JOHNSON, W. N.
w. P. SrEIcHELMAN. Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-09
DIR. SPINNEY & CO.,

NO. ii kear0y Street,
rlNREAT ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
Diseases.
DUNG MEM
Who may be suffering from the effects of youth
ful folies or indiscretions will do well to avail
themselves Of this, the greatest boon ever laid
Mt the feet of suffering humanity. Dr. Spin
ney will guarantee to forfeit Ave hundred dol
lars for every case of weakness or private dis
ease of any kind or character which he under
takes and fails to cure.
MID DDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age Of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacuation
Of the bladder, often accompanied by a slight
smarting or burning sensation. and u weaken
ing of the system In a manner the patient can
not account for. On examining the urinary
deposits a ropy sediment will often be found
and sometimes small particles of albumen will
appear, or the color will be of a thin milkish
hne. again changing TO a dark and torpid ap-
peHrance. There are many men who die of
this difficulty. ignorant of the cause, which is
the second stage of seminal weakness. DIR. 8.
will guarantee perfect cure in all such cases,
and healthy restoration Of the genito-urinary
organs.
Office Hours--lo to 4 and to 8. Sundays
from 10 TO II A. NJ. Consultation free. Thor
ough examination and advice IS.
Call or address DIR. SPINNEY X CO.,
No. IL Kearny ST.. San Francisco.
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Assessment Notice.

ITO MATT. MURPHY: YOU ARE HEREBY
i notified that have performed labor On
the Sierra Nevnds mine. situated in Antelope
May 1878. to May. 1879. amounting TO $50 in
United States gold coin. for your interest Of
500 feet In said claim. and that unless you pay
said amount within ninety days after the nrst
publication Of this notice. your intsrest in said
claim viii become my property by Law.
WILLIAM wHAL4N.
Sspe u, lese. ts1S1seooa
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RUBY HILL WATER WORKS.
Capacity Of Tanks. 400. 900 Gallons
ALL NOW FULL.

VXYATER WILL BE FURNISHED IN RUBY
w Hill. In any desired quantities. at all
seasons Of the year. 1t uniform rate and
lower than can be furnished from any other
source Water dehved twice daily ~ private
families, miners csbins. saloons. etc. Tickets
ranging from 6A to " centA apiece. will be
sold st the once Of the Compapy IN RUBY
utu ". D. HAkNUn. fropristpg.
3, v. pGAnooN. tupssinteadsat.
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BEATIFIC LODGE. NO. :. X. OF r.

NJ MEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
ltl month, at 80 O'Clock P. NJ, at its Castle
Hall, in Odd Fellows building
All Brotl sr knights. in good standing, are
fraternally invited to attend such meetings.
G. L. BROY, G. %
II. B. MCKEE, K. of r. and S.
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MEDICAL.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
New Remedies! New Remedies!
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSARY.

MO. e23 KEARNY
~ street, corner of
Commercial. s an
Francisco, California.
Private entrance on
Commercial street.
Established in 1854,
for the treatment Of
Sexual and Seminal
Diseases. such as Con-
Iorrhea, Gleet, Strict
ure. syphilis In all
Its forms. Seminal
Weakness. Impotency
.etc., etc. Skin dis.
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