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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-23
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE
EFFECTED BY
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSSl

CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS ~
COMPANY.-W. J. HORNE, Pro- \S9xxA
prietor-Dear Sir: feel that owe ~ "a
it to ysu and to humanity to vritetpN n ~
the fact that l have been SUBSTAN- v<lAsM SsS1
TALLY CURED of bad of Y
Rupture of thirty ears standing, by x
one Of your Incompatible Trusses,
which l purchased from you three
months ago. describe the suffering both phyd
caly and mentally, that have undergone during that
period; and now fee like being have worn al.
kinds Of Trusses both Steel and Elastic recved
any permanent relief until tried Its simplicity Of
construction, and facility with which it can be adjustd
and the and perfect freedom the motions Of the
body with which it be without causing irri.
taton are its chief merits and it is perfect supporter
have not had any sign Of Of tho rupture since the
first day put it on, and feel that perfectly CURED
is invaluable and the fact should be known world
fou can refer to the subject Of their
l am truly yours, ALFRED J. BURKE, Chief Mail Oerk
8. f. Daily Evening Post, San Francisco July 90 1873
Physicians A. Years. Experience.
COLUMBIA, Tuolumne Co., July I6 1878.
W. J. Horne, Esq-Dear Sir: For some time past
have have used i'll practice the California Elastic Truss,
Of both During practice of forty five years have
found truss that would with the and certain.
retain the required adjustment the pressure being al.
ways under the immediate control Of the patient Tie
simplicity and Of application is Of itself guarantee
every experienced physician. have the honor remit
by mail the amount due knowing that contribute W the
alienation of afflicted humanity. Yours truly,
}. p. TIBBTTS, N. ID.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue and Price
List going Fall Inform st,on and
Rules for Msasu. ing.
NJ B.-The California Elastic Truss is not for sale by
any Druggist in Carson City They prefer 10 sell Easte-n
trash, on which they make large profit Send IL.
rect to the
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPAN
myths 720 Market street FrsndsoJ
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-23

SENTENCE OF FLYNN.-As will be seen il
our report of yesterdays proceedings of tn
District Court, Thomas T. Flynn, who wa
convicted for murder in the second degree
was sentenced, by Judge King, to confine
ment in the State Prison for the term of hi
natural life. He will now very likely be re-
leased from the dungeon, where he has beer
confined since he killed Bethards, in July
| last, and set to work. If there ever was a
murderer who ought to have paid the penalty
of his crime on the gallows, it is that man
Flynn. Before the commission of the crime
for which he was sentenced yesterday, he had
II years more to serve in the State Prison
for various other crimes. He is now about
45 years of age; add II years to As; that
would make him 81 years of age at the expir-
alton of his prior sentences-probably longer
than he will live. Consequently the conclusion
We naturally come to is that Flynn was not
punished at all for his last and most heinous
offense.
HIGH OLD HUNTERS. Might before last
Hon. William WOODBURY., Gus Ash, Miles
Finlan and fourth nimrod, all of Virginia,
having heard that there were lots of
ducks in the vicinity of Franktown, visited
that place. They we're out all that night,
wading in water up to their waists, and at 10
o'clock yesterday morning gave up the hunt
in disgust. The last seen of that unsuccessful
party of shotgunners they were negotiating
for the purchase of half dozen lean ducks
from an antediluvian Indian.
SroCKs.-This commodity was very weak
in the Board yesterday. The stock prophet
says that it is bear move from the inside to
make small margin holders unload, and that
a booming market is not a thing of very dis
tant future. 1t may be so, but we don't pro-
less to know anything about it.
SERVICES in the Presbyterian church at IL
\. NJ. No preaching in the evening. DR.. D. |
Banks Mckenzie will occupy the pulpit in
he morning. Union meeting in the Opera |
House at 7:30 p NJ
, 1879-07-16
YELLOW FEVER.


MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 1h,-The city romans
very quiet; no nom cases reported, and In 70"
days 1t Is anticipated oil quarantine rests1etlous
now in force against Memphis Will be removed.
Norfolk, Va, to-day took the initiative.
Through cars will 90 to that city tonight. Tho
state Board Of Health announces that tho pros
cnt quarantine regulations will bo discontinued
Monday II no ncw cases develop. Judge Rays
son IL better this evening,
sfEMr111s, Tenn, July 15.-Thc frat train on
the Little Rock Kohd since last Friday left this
morning fer Louoke, Ark, to which point TIC
quarantine has baen rafsetl..
Judge Ray'a son was not 70 wcll to.dar.
No now casch havs been reported, and the.cx-
element attending tho reports of those pub
ltshcd has entirely aubsldcd. 5ome few citizens
hare returned
, 1879-07-16
THE FOUR PER CENTS.

NEW YoAK, July la-Ihs F!rst Natlooal
Baak Syndicate to-lay sold to ]. 3. siofean Is
Co., Of London; all Of tho per cent Govern
tncnt bonds remaining on their hands out Of tho
$40, ,UD0, 0N takon bv them a listlo oser thfco
mouths a.o. The amount sold was IL, l00, 0oo,
und lhp price paid was equivalent 10 aooat
l0lH. New York quotation. less saau mouth
ago j. 3. Morgan j. Co. bought SO, 000, 600 oi
per cents tEom tho Syndicate. Theaa bouds csn
ba bought only by picklnE them up III small LOTS
iu tho open malkst+ Alter th1 facta OF this casa
sale We1u kuown to-day. tha paz cenA sts~
Yauceu, aud closed stEunx.
, 1879-07-16
THE MOONsu1NERs.

COMMISSIONER nAu,t HAS His EYK UPON THEM.
Hptttdt Dtspd&ch to 1hs 71sune.
WARRINGTON, D. e., JulY 15.-Comullsstoncr
Kautu haa given tic moonshtners to understand
TINT Illicit dtstillatton is not to bo permitted
e7en II tho Congressional friends and Represent
stiYes Of tho moonshincrs had thought they
had refused the appropriation necessary to
enforce tho laws. In a letter Which was sent
to-uav to all Collectors OF internal Revenue In
tho moonshtnlng districts, Gen. Kaum directs
that tho districts bo thoroughly po!iccd list the
failuro Of the appropriation may hare en-
boIdcned tho crooked whisky men, and that oil
illict stills BE- seized. The Deputy Collectors, to
relieve tho Marsha]s from tho entertainments OF
thelr situation, arc to net IS guards to prisoners
wherever It Is possible.
To fAs 1rtsur1l Assoetdtsd Prrst
WASHINGTON, D. C., JulY determinations
Raum has sent circular to all Collectors Of In
terual Ncyenuc In the "mooashlno districts
informing them that, although the usuat sp~
preparation for tho fce4 OF United States Mar
st!a!s has not been made BY Congress, bis office
will not rclax tho Efforts to suppsess fsnud By
tile seizure VI iilci. dIstiilcries and the prose-
cuttan OF offenders. uc directs Collectors to
relieve 10 much al possible the MArshal from
tho cnbaEratsmcnts Of his tftuAl'on, ami In
forms them unt he proposes to give the neced-
Rary foEre to execute tho laws-
, 1879-07-16

PRINCE INTERNAL MEMORIAL. FUND.
LONDON, July 15.-Atter the statue Of tile
late Prince Imperial has hccn placed In Vest
minister Abbey, anl some othcr memorial
erected With tho fluid contributed by tho Brit!sh
army, It has been resolved to dososu tho surplus
Of the funl to tho establishment Of a benevolent
institution commemorative OF the Prince. 1t Ia
computed tie army fund alone will amount to
t50,0W.
LONDON, July 16.-Tho pubIishcl staslrttcs
show that the movement for tic reduction in
the output Ia spread!ng In the cotton districts.
In addition to ths depression at blackburn and
Oldham. already reported, 450, ,000 spLndles at
Preston arc stopped out OF an aggregate OF
2,Do,000 oneQuarter Of the looms at Preston
aro also stopped. AZ Arerfngton work ID very
irregular, particularly ln the wearing DEPART
1ncnt. 6lx thousand eight hundred spl,dles aFe
idlo In tNo usllls, besides numerous other stop
pagcs. In tho Leigh district 1873 100 spIudles
arc working oa abort time, and 1+0. LOCO arc stop
ped altogether. In tho IIaslngdou d!s.rict 84,-
900 spfnd:es and 1000 looms arc Idle.
pAiLunE.
LONDON, July 15.-Nobers Udall Il Son, mer.
chants, OF Manchester, hssa Jailed. Liabilities.
E46,0o0.
pANK FAILURE.
LONDON, July 15.--Tho Weatern District
Bank At RarroH.ln. .Fusness, has stopped pay
mcut. Liabilities, R40,0oo. Thu crc1itoss will
be paid In full. - >, !. .
THE UNIVERSITY hill.
LONDON. July 15-lu tho House Of Lords to-.
night the Irish University bill MA read third
tfmo.
- PAROLE.
LONDON, JuiT 1A--rhs Kpofstwan mentions
Parole iasorably for tho great Yorkshire haudt-
| cap. -
, 1879-07-16
FOREIGN.
Bills in the German Parlia-
ment Looking to Gen.
tralization.
Liberals, Becoming Disheart-
ened, Retiring to Pri-
vate Life.
Tho French Legislative Chambers
Make Provision for Mill
tary Protection.
Hundreds Of Thousands Of Spindles
Idle in the English Cot
ton Districts.
4 French Scheme for Open
ing Up Central Africa
to Trade.
A General Improvement in
the English Bread
stuffs Markets.
A General Improvement in
. the English Bread
stuffs Markets.
GERMANY.
n,3MAKCK's PoLIpf,

ni3MAHCK's Po1IoT.
BERLIN. July 15,-Tlte key OF Bfsmarck's
present policy towards the Vatican will bo
found In a recent speectl 10 which he said It Was
prniseworthy, under certain circumstances, to
fight quarrel out to tho bitter end, but when
ways and means presented themselves OF toning
domn the acerbity OF tile conflict without affect
Ing the principle at stake, ho would not deem
himself Justified IN ncglcctlng such proffcrel
opportunity.
THE ECCLESIASTICAL LAWS.
In consequence OF the retirement Of Dr.. Falk
from the Ministry Of Ecclesiastical Affairs, the
Ecclesiastical laws haYc been enforced with
moro lenieucy, and this may ultimately hare
the effect Of procuring tho recognition Of the
Ecclesiastical laws By the Vatican.
CHANCE IN THE CONSTITUTION.
Bills hare been introduced In the bundcsrath
for alteration Of .hose articles Of tho German
Cons tItut!on by which the Legislature must
meet anu tho budget be voted annually, a<,d by
which the duration Of Parliament is fixed ut
three years. The bill which proposes to subst!-
tulo biennial meetings of Parliament md bicn-
NAL budget hnve created considerable sensa-
lion, as tending to further free the Government
from Parliamentary control. The technical rca-
sou alleged for the change Is the Inconvenience
Of discussing two budgets, the Frus6fau md Luz
perinl, In the same yenr, Il was suggested so1ue
time npo that they might bo taken IN in alter
nate ycars. The creation OF department for
thu contro. Of the Imperial railways is also re-
gartlcd rs step towards rendering the Govern
mcnt less dependent on Parliament.
TuR hAT1oNAL-L1nERAL 8EcEssloN-cAusE OF
TuK HARD TIMEs,
BY CRbff TO- Cincinnati lsHQHireF.
berlin, July 14,-Herr Fr1tsch fa said to have
organized the movement Which led to the scces-
sion Of seventeen Nauonni-Lber&ls, ntsd there
BY secured the passage Of Bfsnarca's Tariff bill.
The personal friendship which exiated between
himself a'ul Laaker Is undiminishcd, but their
political al1nnrc is ut IN cp1. His speech de-
llrcred In the 1techstag crcatod great sensa-
tton, as hc abandoned nll the Views he had pre-
Ttously entertained, mud accepted the theories
, 1879-07-16
THE TREA6uRY.

FINANCIAL OPERATIONS or THE GOVERNMENT.
WARRINGTON, D. C., july ia mcmosan-
DUN OF tic financial operations Of the Govern
ment has bean Issued from the Trcasury, show
ipE that tho reduction In u,c Interest,"
bearing debt fron, the highest point, Aug.
81, 1866, to July ], 1870, amounted
to S5s3 SCI, ,5H, and the reduction in the annual
inteses. charge, when tho PRESENT funding oper-
atons arc completed (Aug. l, 1s70), Will be s67,-
1o3,0tA The total debt has been reduced $7ay,-
eA,9l5, and tie reduction since Mareh l, 1877, is
SOL 553, $50. The bonds refunded uuder thu
acts Of July II, 1870, aud Jan. 20, 1871,
amounted to 81, 1906 o., o0o, OIL which tho annual
interest charged nus ssl,613,H7. In place Ut
these bonas there will bo Issued when the pres
ent rctundlng operations arc completed, which
will not bo later than Aug. l, 1S'g, bonds on
which the annual interest charge will bc s81,
7O5, $50, making On annual saying hereafter In
interest charge, on account OF The rcfundiEE op.
erat!ot,s, OF $18, ,007, Of which amount tl4.-
207,17 arises from transactions siucc MARCH, /,
1877.
bonds hayn been sold for resumption pnr-
poses since March !. 1877, thu Interest un which
represents the annual cost uf con reserve. al
follows:
Rdte Annual Int.
raass4 r2s ss" sss" et se s"s sSs see
Funded loaa Of l!s07..A rs, 900, o0o 2,0oo 0oo
Total....... sense. 500. 600. ooo 81, 0aa, 600
Making net annual sayist: fn lntercst through.
the Tefun4ing and resa.nntun operations ss'eu
the above bonds, tlero were issued tn 1878. to
replaco the coin used In payment Of tho Halifax
awars, poe cent bonds Of 1907 amounting to
$5,6o0,000.
, 1879-07-16

when the heads OF The d6pattunons3t = lent
"a the subordtnates postpone aeudi 9 sany-
thing important until The return O. -&htsk
EaoT. aAKdsH '1S5.
has .besn remaining here boping1S:3S5 pla 70
use eomo Influence through the FIX Z hhlch
would rcsult In tho settling spH5 i .' o. no
Of the yellow-fcver fund for the csl----,t!o, of
bis experimental rcfngeratlngf lie has
been entirely unsucccssfu1, for tho suoieet wns
considered 1T the Cabinet meeting today and
the position OF the Secretary oftthe TreoaurI in
opposing tic Use Of any portion Of the fund fot
tint purpose WAs sustained.
TIE SPANISH CoatN1Bs1oH.
The work OF the spanAh Commission, which
has dragged heavily for several years, has at
lust come TO \ ataudstlll from very curious
cause. A abort time sinco Baron Bianco, tho
italian Minister, who ts umpire, made deciatoa
Ia regard to what constituted an American
citizen, which be said would guide him In futurs
cases. The effect Of this decision would be to
carry many cases against Spair- Thereupon
Marquis de Podesbs, the Spanish Commission.
CT, has declared that ho will not vote to send
any more cases before tho umpire. There IL
much curiosity In diplomatic circles to know
whether this action is taken uudor instructions
from Spain, and ourown authorities will probably
take some notice OF the matter II the Spanish
Court thus nuli1es tho tteaty under tho terms
OF which tho Commission was constituted.
cA7TLK lMroRTA11oHs. :,
TO the Ttsttrn Lroetatsd Prkss-
WASHINGTON, D. G., July lb.-At tho Cabf'
net meeting to-day unc question of tho importa.
tton Of cattle from abroad was considered, md
1t was decided that such tmportatioos heretofore
prohibited should be allowed under certain cor,-
ditons. A circular containing these conditions
md other Information on the subject will bo
prepared by the Acting Secretary Of tho Treas
ury.
APPOINTMENT.
The prcstdcnt appointed Richard Butler Post
master at Clinton, Ill.
NAVAL APPRENTICES. !;
Two vessels on tho Eastern coast. one at New
Orleans and a fourth on tic lakes, arc cuf!sttn4
boys for the United states navy.
THE SYNDICATE BOLD OUT,
New YORK, Julr 1J.-Thc sa1c Of ST., 0D go
Of the new / Der cents has bes,, effected by the
First National Bank to J. =. Morgan s. Co,
London, at q pr,ce equivalent to about l0ls1,
New York quotations. This closck out tho
amount taken by tho Syndicate In April.
, 1879-07-16
RUSSIA.

LoNpoN, July 15,-'l'hu 1tmes correspondent
at Berlin tclceraphs that, Notwithstanding
Count SchouYaluA's denial, ihera can bo no
doubt that tho Russian s1oops are marching on
McEy.
The construction Of tho canal from kronsta4lt
to st. Petersburg ta progressing rapidly.
, 1879-07-16
ITALY,.
THE CANlNEr

Hous. July 15.-Ihe mcubers Of tho now
lta!tan Ministry have taken thu oath of Office.
A& The Cabinet Is oulY composed Of members Of
Que group {ths LefsA II IL not believed fn Par
llAnlentary clrcles that 1t eau endure any langth
Of time.
, 1879-07-16

LONDON, July IA Vlenna dispatch reports
TINT tho Hultan's nrman Of tuycsttture Of tic
khcdve does not empower llM 10 conclude
treaties with foralcn nattnns. Tho tlrn,an has
not yet bccu sent 10 Cairo, however, and tnug
be 1nouIfieu.
, 1879-07-16
FIRES.
CHICAGO.


THO alarm from Box 325 ut $40 yesterday
morning was caused by Gre In the two.ssory
frame building Nos. 347 and $40 ualstcd street,
owned by Alexander Bell, and occupied es u
packing house a,lst meat-markct BY lcalc Bros.
Tile Gro originated upon the sooffrom upknuwn
caliscs. Damage triIl[ng.
, 1879-07-16

LONDON, July lh-'rha Mart Lana Etprsts
says: In consequence Of the continuance Of rain,
wheat made little II auy progress. Tho ears
hare scarcely begun 10 appear. Tho bulk of the
hay Eomstns uncut, or, Ia csses where 1t has been
cut, has ksea lett lying To rot. In 8eotland
, 1879-07-16
NASHVILLE,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 1h-Tho State Boarh
Of Health this morning rcaolred 20 suspend
until further os1ors tl,e enforcement Of the
rules mud regulations against Memphis.
, 1879-07-16

AT LAWRENCE, KAN.
LAWRENCE, Kan, July 15,-Monk's elevator,
lii tnis city, burned carly this mornEng Loss,
5,UU0; Insured for 81, ,00U.
, 1879-07-16
CUBA.

Havana, July 13.-The Commission appoint.
ed bY tho Nattopal Board Of Health OF tito
United Rtates for the purpose OF studying yel.
, 1879-07-16

padtufca alc moSt'5 VEIL cofcseu' iotatoes arc
looking fairly. Tn Ne "ltoae' Tho agricultural
prospects tAere' though iar from promising ato
less gloomy than In EnE'anu.
1hc Rfa'o.srade has not been 30 animated
since the spring Of 1871. ING ia't'nH OIL IN thc
dolt'eHcs ot EnRt'Sh "1eas having ONCE etaftea
~ upward movement, -.......
BUFFERS HksPoSnEo WITH READINESS,
Which proves they ara fu'ty aware Of the c1ist~
ence OF conoi0ohs tenaluR 70 cseAsc = s1se' 1Ine
samo'es ot homegrown ~hoat orc NOW oceotn"
1nE 10 very 6cAfce ta"t IN s"ao! Instances ho'o'
era refused 10 accept rise Of 2s per quartcF'
"o,eu na. oocn te.a''I 'ots,'ao!e e. MAth 1 na"e
ana IN country tnasRete' a'ao no" aolo 'oF % 10
- per quarter ausaacS'
lhefo haYo oeeh extensive Imports anu
transactions ID foreign wheat dar,ns mo "eolt,
tae imports oo'"E p5'nc,PA',f iton p'e A"es'can
A.anI'c por1s' ,s lnele 'ss neeo no !aek ol soee.
u'auoh' Inc "''smh ueo'1na H.. h"s a@su,neu
!aRe ~ op"'Aoue' 1ns'o eoAes'o's e4a'o aa
'"psosen'en1 ot lasse pet 9uas'et' :, tne ~
4o"' hae occn Chiefly wv A"e.Nea MN nupn'*a
assc1'P1ooe' out aaJ 'A1'e@J VI bou"" "usas
La nh"n soLs nnsns. .
o.nk W w - ,e, u.s,- Isnsn.n, u',., s''e.e
uao ooon ~ n'asa ,".. u. pa-e y.
."c'kh ~ ~ rruHee , ~ susn ,, HAu]4s W., n,,
"s" 1eaaa.a' io '.s,,." % ~ se'5 .u1
Prizes ~" iste"ty pusu1u o'ae'a4 s'tala
81 ssoes. -. k.h' ,ha @
n.onsas' ns1 .'' 49, ,s., .a,, $50 .he~,ar
~ ..',.,h..a. ,..d. ~, .,,t,l... ..
".L,,., ."ta
a,t. ,,.a .ho-. no,.,1o~-
.,,i. a,9in,,tIo,, '
~ .sn,,. n,.,
..... - ~,
, 1879-07-16
AN NEW ORLEANS.

NRw OnLxANs, July 15.-Flre In Commercial
place raused loss Of $4,000. uElI'a 1cme,fy
establishment, adjoining, MUS damaged hJ
MAlet.
, 1879-07-16

s'ss as4S " ssess5 s ss fssas sas Il sss &
1owA-fc.ada, Storey County; y; =. r,r,,,,
= New Hampton, clilesasaw County; :,
oaage. Mitchell County. ..... .
: o'k''oosa. Ma''.'sa cosrt1Sv ssrHt1Svrns = N
ottamvs, wa'e''o coansy;; MILLER 4
Eoek Rapids. Lyon County.
p.''~ WI "''' ~''it GitAsE d
Ttpson. Cedar County. ....>.,.
WinteE1ct, 1ladison County.
KANsAs-Ateh''on. A'ch3:29 Eys,i.HSE G9';!ss; / VA
DurItngarne. otago County. .,, =,
-, Council ororo' Morris cGar'Nyii c:;G2a,'rs'Nyiioy = n
Independence. Montgomery County, ;.
Lyons. Rice County. ,.,.,.. -,
Nfo1lloAN-co'dwatcr, branch GaintT; j.
.: Detroit, Wayne County. ,,,,n.,, !, ,
.'"''as' 'N'' ~0"' TURNER
lloushton. '1ous''tan { fp;;Hp!y', f;;;ssy, J., rn.1
jack.ou, Jackson County. ,.,..,
s4u'.'S'''' AA;hsfGn sTKfPfl!SsoN SSso& l. s.eLAt
LanstaR, fnxllam County, :,
Observation-Disclosures, Chtprcwn iI.ur
. owasonna. stcelo County. s' . :.
..n, m HENRY i
l'''n*'ten .;;;';,f;, 4; \;
'.s. '' e'~, v a ". ". v
| Tuos+ r.
1sil0XniiEAi5. hi.AYlfACK 4 I1A
MONTANA TElI.-Fors pcnton;; Nh G3hetcsu g G
| virginia City. Madison County.
HALE 4
''ss0'ae"'' DaN'.a e.'Tilii 'TiliioMAs l.
e'' e"'' 4's''"'o''" e' IsllAs
Urand Itland. Hall County. :. i.
' OLIVER
"'''''4' 1AAsA''t 1'4A 1lAnwool
tmaha+ pouglau County. =,
A . S WHEELER
Republican c't1' Harlan County. i n
61dney. Cheyeuns County. :, .a
Tecuu.eh. johnson County - :,
/. YORK, York County.
onlo-c's'el.ad' cus.'ofas a Sc cSsuRlyn; n;p,,t
l nxsv 10 n.1ias 1.l1.s I:u,nsw
, 1879-07-16
TURKEY,


CoHsTAS1lNorLE, July 15.-The Porto has re-
1cctcd the proposal O. tho British Ambassador,
TINT England act as m Intermediary With tho
Powers In tho settlement Ut tie Greek frontier
OuehttQil.
, 1879-07-16

PHILADELPHIA, July 15.-The Perseverance,
cotton ard wooden yarn mfl at Manayunk, op.
Grated By John r. Holt &; Dro., burned this
morning. Loss, $25,u0; insurance, $14,o0o.
, 1879-07-16

low fever symptoms, Developments, and treat
mcnt in Havana is prosecuting It's work hero ss-
stluously.
During the Inst week there wefo III deaths
from yellow fcver In Havana.
, 1879-07-16

BENT UKCK To TIN HHHATNs
LONDON, July ia dispatch from Paris AM
nuunces that tho biti far tho return Of tho
Chambers to Paris has been sent back to tho
scuAso for concurrence In tue CLAUSE giving ths
Presidents tho right To call for troops.
, 1879-07-16

Ngm ORLEANS, July 15.-Tlc Board Of Health
to-day adopted q resolution rescindlng the
quarantine against Memphis.
, 1879-07-16
- LEADING WEsTEnN I.AWYEKa.
NORTHWEST BAR ASSOCIATIONS

NORlHWEST .BA
An httoe,aston Of Lawyers. ia which momeenhlp,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S'F'segr Wg ceo9tzx (. %zkxcocK.
.-'..,.o. RUSH d WELLS.
colouaDo-caaon cs,' rfspSes s9st5S tS5Ssqa.ra +.
Denver. Ar''.A0' SWEET %Etis. sx,rn MACON.
4D' s'.' '''e& ffHSsLi fGos}is MITCHELL.
DAKOTA TER-Deadwood. Lawrence counts.
.yankton. Yanktoa County. LIE 1'sso 1e44A''
z. q. sMlTI1.
'11sos-n,oemnstoa h'sie2 &s2p6s ps6sss"''n nosu1rA.
carni. whtto County. ~ ~ ''4N'''
Charleaton, Coles County. 80 so'-'30': ~
F1CKL1E d F1cK11N:
r...,s' 49,. ,,~.,. GEORGE ". rLuMAKR.'
0eacvs. Kano County.
,.s$sSt's. NSst.s 1rr'scorr
..'." LODGE 4 HUSTON.
wsF. J. Mccoy.
G.s ELDl.EDGE.
- I, ". htcEEE1EY.
Quucy, Adams County, up't3yt, .,o~r . u,.,,.,aso,,
Rockford. Winntbago County.
shelb,vlIlc. Shelby ceatn,fyi t,fy,i,xro. . u,,,,-
.'~'.0 ~ ALVIN r. GREENE.
II. v. MATTHEWS.
,.".-.,. -' ~ ... !. 7. VAN poRsToS.
sTEAnN3 l. AEMos.
1kD1ASA-Alblon. Noble Comfy.
Crown Point, Lake County.
Fort Tayne. Allen County,
o.a,n.,1u ,GLAflXUiil1 4 llIu1EDoTHAM.
r.,.,.,. x.-..~S JOSEPH z. SCOTT.
n.~ ,,,.-,,. K. ounlES.
ptmtnston, Jasper County, -
Getru Hautc, y'Eo County. ~ ~ ~ 80"
.u, ,.., n.n..r.. 'loEzs HUNTER
Boonc. Dooos County. WI" ~ ""'4H'
. nn,,., c.n,,, nu,,., RAM nl1cuzY GREEN.
r,.,,s.. ch.,ox.. c,nu, tikossoR II. CRAIG,
csestoD. Union Gouasz. Gouasz ..,..>. sesS se"I''s'
,.,,n,... ,,,,,c-.- E.E. COOLEY.
n-s...: n,.,...r,1...~ BROWN d DUDLEY.
r,..,.. 60 x...,- GRAHAM 4 cAnr.
r. A. PRESTON.
A.'ss* r.s., ."o n'.o tENSS;Mronp = sopgn
,...- !. +. ANDERSON.
Z; IeatuQu. Greene County, -a.s'..."
FRANK ALLYN.
.'uss'z.' .,. 4.'@''eA eo'u l1E;w.s 4 CLARK
Il. 4 n. AhBLEn
:. ->'''' Ui1ANNAN AJAySE
, 1879-07-16
SODA AND rllNEI1AL "AVElAs'
CA RID
BUCK RAYAER
4 midsummer ReV8Fi6,
BY THB
Makers Of tho "Mars'' Cologne

There ia n difference you little
dream OF bctweon "Sodn Water"
and "Sodn Water" Tho rcgula~
ton article that grcets you ut ove-
nv street corner in city or town,
,nixod up by tho l'ogsllca<ltul in
Soda Water Manufactures, aud
sold to tho trado at n few pennies
a gallon, is one thing; Buck y
Rnyncr's superior Soda Water,
made by themselves in all Its de-
t.lils, of p,lrc and genuine 1natcri-
ais. is another md very different
beverage.
It is sui Get,c,1s and ns tnr slpe-
rior to the other as cream to skim
milk, Hence tho familiar adagc,
"Buck 81 Raynor draw tho best
Soda Water III tho United States,,
and their Mineral Waters arc
excellent"
Buck q Itnyncr's Soda Winter Is
clean, cold, sparkling, solid, and
satisfying. There are two places
In the city whcrc you can get 1t.
One is at tho corner Of State and
NIndfson-sts., and the other Is in
t tile Methodist Church Block, ut
lit South C1nrlx-st- Tickets
bought at either "Spn' are good
ut the Othor for Soda or Mineral
Waters; and n quarter of a dollar
buys tour OF thcln.
, 1879-07-16

Tho Grant Scotch Duke III New York Again
.-iIls Flyness In the Matter OF Antiquarian
HcIIca.