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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-09-28
tSiom Monday s Daily.l
TUsCARORERs AT A DANCE
IN ELIGO.
The Msjor Nearly Breaks up
the Rail-.

A number of our young people recent.
~ gave a social dance here, Mt which a
number of ~Tuscarorers, who were in
town, attended. We were not present,
but from reliable sources. the following
ccou is obtained. The people of Elko
are quiet. orderly citizens, who confne
themselves in dancing to the rules of
etiquette and proprie,y. These young
Tuscarora people are on the dance big
ger ,han a wolf; aud they have learned
all the Boston dips. Newport bonds, aud
Saratoga cOlic dances, and everything
new. There is one dance they have
learned that * peculiar, to say the least.
II Is u species of waltz, but the couple
gets together 50 odd Ina; a person who
sees it To-: the fist time, Just leans
against something and faus himself.
1t isperhnps. needless to say that the
MINOR, the giddy Young thing Of the
1'H'e'-Hsrisr, WAS present, aud when
the music frat struck mp II waltz. the
young nan opened his arms and douh.
led himself liEc.a boy with the cholera
infGntum. his hind leg cramped and
head loped over on one side; his pack
bumped up like case Of chronic in
laminntory rheumatism. He was
ready! Tho girl who WAS with him
when lie began to have spasms, ut oucv
seemed to go into p trance. Her Lnck
got up like "A cat; she bent over towards
him, her forward leg got out OF Joint at
the knee, her meek took n craDp, her
mouth opened and she lolled; her eyes
rolled like IA steer that had turned the
yoke, and just before hho died she fell
into the arms Of the deceased. Shc
was ready! For II moment they stood
and squirmcd like angle worms on n
hook, and fro;hed at the mouth; and
looked, Us ihcy stood iLcTo, like "a pile
driver that had been run into by MI
engine. They tectered up aud down "A
little, 'hrn lew OF at ~ tangent. They
bEm ped against other couples, AMI at
every bump they were driven closer TO-
g'ther, until hey wcro 30 near that it
seemed as though they would have to be
pTird apart with u haujspiGe; they
looked into each others eyes as though
they would bite. AMI thy kept going
around until their bUc.sS were broke
They iloVgc,l Hcross the door, Knocked
down a compile tIum Lrm",llc. cIromed
On u fellow and his girI from Curlm.
u sent them against u barrel of lem
onHdc, glanced across the hall aud
struck all old laly IniI.h:ps who had
just started To call hcr daughter of the
floor because she was afraid tho girl
would catch the Tuscurora cramps.
knocked her undo. a bench, who're she
lay aul called Tor her husuund to como
and pick h.r Cp in u basket. in less
than tNo minutes oil tho c.Arr dancers
h.l.ci off, AMI stood on 5aaches and
looked nt III, ~. So,"c oftLc gigls hid
their hcHds aud sril ihoy wanted to %
home. Tho y%isitDrs sill nrouud the
ball. caught each nthur on the lis, run
tHu base, AMI cau!e under the WIG
meek "ml mech, iart nG No,lry, wLo
Played the secuul G5dIr, fen over tic
bass viol in 81 harG f.:nt, and the man
Who played tho piccnlo rolled under
the music stand, stricken with npoplexy.
Tie manager OF iLn Gluce called Con.
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,rhc Itymer Trial,

The trial OF 9. w. Hymor, for tho
killing OF r. X. West. is progressing
rapidly In the District Court. says the
Siirer STATE Of Wednesday. The wit.
nesses Introduced yesterday were Dr..
Bcgman, who testified as to tho cause
OF the death of West; j. II. Collins,
William Stock, L. ID. Welch. Richard
Maun aud William Adams, who testi.
lied that IIymnr struck wcst oil tho
hond with a pistol in the hall. George
White, who also testified TO what oc.
Cured in the hall and to the shooting
Of West outside tho hall; @. S. Osborne,
j. p. and H. " Morse. Deputy sher.
III. who testified TO tho arrest aud OK.
animation Of the defendant. II MP.
pears from the evidence that West slap.
ped defendant 1T or n momcn before
the time tho fatal shots wero frod In
the ARRAY outside the hall.
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Tho E!ko FIGURING Mil is ROW in
full bias; and since its thorough over.
hou!iuR 10y its present owner, Mr..
james Davis. no mill in tho State-or
out Of it. for hat mHt;cr-is doing
cleaner work. Mr.. Davis is himself n
hrst-cln-s practical miller. with long
experience in the business ia this State.
which enables him to judge intelligent
ly aB 10 the hcs, methods OF milling to
be adopted in thin country. Proitiug
by the knoSlcdge thus acquired, Mr..
DAVIS has employed tho greater part
OF the season, competent mill-wrights.
who under his direction, have greatly
enlarged the building, and entirely TO
nodded thu former system OF milling
by the removal or alteration of n great.
or portion Of tho old machinery, and
the Introduction Of much that is new.
The process OF preparing wheat for
milling III this country, is quito differ.
ont from that practicod in tho east. or
other countries with humid atmosphere.
In these attitudes. the total absence of
moisture In the air, renders the damp
oning OF grain n necessity TO sue
c"ssiull milling, instead OF using artif.
cinl means OF drying IT,. ns is tho u
tom in most countries.
Dir. Gavin, n very competent engi-
noer. has charge OF tho motive power,
which has been put in perfect condition
aud is ample for all the service reauir.
cd. The now c:opi is now steadily com.
inv in. and the steady HUN Of the busy
mill Is n cheerful sound TO all in Ito
ncighborhood. One set OF burs il kept
expressly for ~crnching barley md any
orders in tho limo OF gris,.milling for
wnrdcd to Mr.. Davis at this place will
receive prompt attention.
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The IIYmcr Trini.

Prom The Silver State of Tuesday. tho
following In relation to the progress Of
tho Hymcr trial, At winnenucca, Ia oh.
tanned: After substituting J. ". Ciemo
upon the panel TO try the case, in place
OF ono Of tho jurors excused by the
State, the tiial proceeded; s. s. Grass
opening for tho State.
DIR. G. II. BUgman was tho frst wit.
nees called by tho State. Ho testified
.hai ho attended 4. X. wost after no
was shot. and that West died from
wounds caused by gun or pistol shots.
by request OF counsel for the defense,
tho Court ordered that all witnesses
mol on tho stand DO excluded from the
courtroom.
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
from Saturdays paiIy.l
SalmAxundI.

talmhKundI.
Go TO Church tomorrow.
the rirer is down to bed rock.
Cinnamon nre visiting chicken roosts.
There are Eve prisoners in tho county
Jail.
Regular meeting OF Odd Fellows. to-
night.
Miss Belle Cady is in Tuscarora, ct
tending upon the sick bed Of Mrs. w.
T. Smith.
The first invoice of their new fall and
winter goods has jus, been received a,
b. Reinhart & Co.'s
Sheriff Fitch departed this morning
for Woodbridge, having in charge the
insane man, Sullivan.
Seventeen car loads of fat beef cattle
used through last evening from Wells
the San Francisco market.
Notwithstanding the refreshing
breeze which prevailed this afternoon,
the weather was unusually warm.
The meauest man i'll EIKo pawned n
plug OF tobacco at the Gem saloon for II
drink. and then demanded buck the to,
bAcco.
Master Horace Lane, son of u ef.
fcient Constable has just received the
position Of Messenger n; tho " estorn
Union.
The walls Of EcckhArt x FroeIch's
Ice aud store house are completed, and
the work Of hanging the iron doors is
In progress to-day.
Service will DO held AZ the Church,
morning aud evening, tomorrow, Rev.
j. w. Pendleton Of ruscaroru, onicia,-
ing. Sabbath school at the usual
hour.
When in the couse OF human events
il becomes necessary to-tnko IA Jurh,
call at the Humboldt saloon and let
Mack make you ono OF those delicious
rheumatic c0cEiuiIs.
\ certain young man in town, who
pridus himself ON his good looks aud
crushing abilities ns Il masher" de-
parted rather uucrremoniously aud Just
ahead Of IL No. II bTognn, from the
lear Of n private residence lnst oven
Ing.
MeSsrs. Wilson & Quincy, pride them
selves Oh being thoroughly competent
artists. fully verscd ia all tho require.
ments OF she tousoris! art; and u clean
shave or Il styil.h cut san always be had
by calling om Ih@n Ut their rooms in
the Depot Hotel.
Amanda Scott Of Los Angeles. Cali
f%orni". il making inquiries about her
son Lee Scott, eyed tou years who sho
says WAS emtioad AWAY from her home
by n party Of dsivvra I,kiusa band If
horses to Salt Lake, a. few weeks ago.
She heard that lac was IN Nevada, aud
rhe il anxious To- recover hin.
Complaint is being lie regarding
the practice Of usinE siiug.rh,is. throw
Ing s,om,d etc, which prevails among
the younR lads about town, aad cous!l.
cradle damtg" from tit, aan.te has 81.
ready been done. II persisted in the
pnrtcnts OF the yurng cuIprits will Lnvc
n bill Of cos:s presented to them ere
long.
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Depot EiotcI ArrI,ars.

+. rrIcr, T~U5carUra.
john E0bcrI'. 10
wv cmdleton, do
X. l.. Chase. Eureka.
&. Gill and lady. do
T.. G.. Bridges. Reno.
j. W. Mcdonald, Mountain City.
o. II. Mcdonald. Rsby valley.
Y. Lopez. do
:. y. May, Pleasant valley.
w. III. Turner. Ottumwn. Iowa.
J. u. Miller. do
VIM. Smiley md wife, Star valley.
j.. s. HHrdCs.Y, Wells.
Henry G.. Catlin, Chicago.
Hiram Hyde. do
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It's Come,

We have just received n note from
our TuscArorH contemporary. in which
he Indignantly denies having takon
part in any dance. glide, hop,
or performance Of q oontortion.
ate or hilarious nature, OF or
neal tho town Of Elkoj furthermore,
that We are a liar and horss.thief, and
that just as loon ashe can adjust mat
ters with his creditors and procure a
competent person to fill his place as Su
p"erintnndent Of tho local Sunday School
BAL Wade is suggestcd-ho will at
once descend from his elevation and
wips tho whole I"spEPxsDESr press.
gang from the face OF the earth. We
had held this bi~ood.thirsty declaration
in pleasant anticipation, and have 40.
cordingly fortified our front; thrown up
n couple Of twcutiicstions in our rssr,
and with a heavy double. barrollsd mort.
gage guarding our right flank, backed
up by a strong a%ttachemoni on our LETT.
wo feel safe in defying our morbidly
belligcrent contemporary and his host
OF nercenary minions. Blow windi
Come wrsckl At least we'll live TO
give EN- whack for whack,
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". ~. Trip. Artist.

Will romain in Elko n few weeks longer
and work portraits in India Ink or
Colors. any size or style, ut prices from
$40 to $50. Studio ut Room IS. Depot
Hotel. Persons desiring such work can
have il done in n superior manner aud
save the canvHssor's 10 per cent by
handing in tho work themselves.
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Ladies' who choose to make or SIT.
%pcrintond the making OF your " gar.
ments. The most stylish and perfect
hitting costumes can be produced at n
large saving in money 10y using tho
domestic Paper Fashions. Patterns
mailed to any address OH receipt of
price in postage stamps. Send stamp
for catalogue to
j. W Evans,
domestic Fashion parlors,
San Francisco.
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In o~verhauling the old Senate saloon
which il now being converted into n
drug storei in the floor of what WAS n
small back room directly in ihs rear OF
one formerly devoted 10 the manipula-
hon of pasto boards, wns discovered a
little mechanical device tho use OF
which has puzzled the heads Of all who
have been invited to examine it. The
strange instrument consists, as far as
diacoverable, Of n snail iron min. the
head Of which stands slightly above the
surface of the floor. The lower norton
OF the pin resting upon q spiral spring.
permits 1t 10 DO pressed down "A tri1e.
with tho foot. or anything else handy,
and also causes IL to rise again when
the pressure is removed. Ills n simple
contFiTancc but responds promptly md
untiringiy to the touch Of int.lli-
gcnce. The ingenious sys,cm Of wires
rndiat'ng from tho submerged end OF
the instrument, and running along the
cellar, ceiling suggests to some minds sus.
picions of political connubiating, whilst
others darkly hint at treasons strata.
gems md spoils, but a large majority Of
witnesses are convinced that tho ma.
chino was merely nu innocent means.
designed by Its talented constructor.
for drawing becr from the cool depths
below for tho deleo,ntion Of thirsty
cnstomers-and The we'll worn appear.
nnce Of tho instrument, IL strongly in
favor VI tho hitter hvnnihnsia.
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Arrivals.

Last evcning-Miss Belle Cndy, Mrs.
Todd and children, John Blewott, O. L..
Plain and John Thomas.
This oysuing-R. l.. Chase, j.. uaw.
10y. J. II. Dennis. u. II. Jones.
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Everybody il Liable 20 Ac.,,o,


This evenipg-Mrs. Waller, G.. w.
Martin, WIN. Walker and l.. II. Bar.
mott.
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SAN r.asc.sCO SIC { DcRiF:
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rs-Du'. ss.sE s.is:.
eI5 ophit. ASK l3x a.;
gas Gould aud Curry, 11K IfsS
ITO Beet r. Beleher. Tx IL
255 Mexican, 81
IS California. 81 5X
lis Savage. lax ~.
ssO Con. Virginia. 81
ljc Choilar. 6H 6ts
iSU Potosl, 81. 5X
l20 H4lv < Horcroas. 13t<
255 Point. c4Sc soc
1870 Imperial. l35o
GO kentuck. AZ
2i0 Alpha, Is l7X :.
2IO Belcher. 43jc i3oc
IL Confidence. lOX y.
a Sierra Nevada. 46H 46a:
Al Utah. lOk
SU5 Bullion. TX 8
925 Excheqrer.. 5L
100 Overmnn, o -
lS5 Justice, so 500
l55 Union. 72X II
l70 Alta, q OF
800 Lady Bryan, 1
l05 julia. Also 4lGc
l25 Caledonia, l40c l45c
2Uo Silver Hnl. 1900
8 Challenge. 230c
leo Occidental, 81
100 New York, Coo
10 Lady Washington 1f0c 1866
1O0 Andes. l20c ll5c
2U75 Ward. 3
$50 LeNiathan. 40e
so n. Con. Virginia, 81
G3j Scorpion. 3G0c 3x
$50 Trojan. 3nc
40 Benton. 3% 500
leo Flowery. 40
2G5 North bonanza, 1850 l70S
1000 Min. View. l7Oc l65c
1875 G. Gate, 3M go
go Plutas. ~
lUO0 Mackay, l70c 1G5c
800 Con. Dorado, 9
200 Hussey, l5c
l75 Grand Prize. 255c,2%'
1900 Argrnta, ll5c llOc
lld0 Navajo. 40c
800 Independence 195cg
$50 Tuscarorn, Ice goo
$40 Belle Isle, So 5X
1000 n. Belle Isle, 4rc
1900 Big Prize, Wc $40
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Arrivals.

From Tusoarorn last evening wero
Rev. J. W. Pendleton, l.. Rice and J..
Roberts.
This oyching-wm Doyle and two
Cinnamon.
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Tho following IL n list OF letters re.
manning in the Elko Office. uncln med.
for the week ending Saturday, Sept. go,
1879:
Byron Dennis Brown Maycus
Hawkins W J Hawkins Charles T.
Lobnn Napoleon Morrison Edward G.
Mcfarland Nevin Reed August
bkilln Chas Synnott John
Savage John A.
Q. W. Hull. l.. NJ.
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Personal.
Q. w. Hull. l.. NJ.

II. @. CAtlin, arrived from Chicago
this morning. W. understand he Of.
foctod q salc Of some mining property
whllo east, and will III opera.
lions In Hicks District.
James N. Mason aud wife departed
for San Francisco this morning.
Rov. J.. w. Pondleton came down
from Tuscarora by stage last evening.
u. =. Hardosty Of Wells Is IN town
10 .dAy.
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Departures.

This morning-Mrs. W. II. Huych
and @. @. Smith.
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Yesterdays Anernooa Bsar1..

Yesterdays Arternoon B0Ard.
100 Raymond & Ely. Hoo
l20 Eureka Con-, 22
900 Belmont, 600
200 CHA, SOC
10 Belle, 8
800 Manhattan, az
200 Metallic. 60c So
$50 Star. 75c SO
1850 Day, 55c Gee
200 Hillside, 1909
100 Hamburg, 25c
80 Wales. III
225 Diabalo, 81 6
$50 Modoc, IL
100 Bodie, 1877
$50 Bechtel, liU
80 McClinton. 60c 7Oo
60 Tioga, 800
225 Summit, $50 100
80 Bulwer, IL
100 Syndicate, 5X
30 Goodshew. Csc 3Oc
so Oriental, zoe
80 Belevidore, $50 900
0l0 Champion, 25c sos
lSo Dlackhawk. $50
so Booker, 1I5o
900 South Standard, SO
200 Mono, 6X 6T
800 Crocsus, zoe
500 Con Pacific, 0 81
400 University, Joe IS
800 Dudley. lao ~
400 Jupiter, IL
so s. Bulwer, $50
$50 Addenda, $50
$50 MONDAY, 8
$50 Orient, zoe 25c
2220 Mammoth. ~ TX
400 Boston. l50o 400
600 White, 2I02
1850 Tip Top,
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

D.. u. Hoover. Rock Creek.
CriItondon Thornton, San Fran.
cisco.
l.. A. Hall, Carlin.
i. Reynolds, Tuscarora.
W Hawiey. Star valley.
o. Conat, South Fork.
II. o. Bryan, do
Departures.
This morning Burnett, II. +.
levers. Il. II. barnard.
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Departures.

This morning, were rs follows: Ike
ossrichor, IL. l.. Chase and @. d. Gill
and wife.
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Departures.

This morning Thomas Henry and
W. wassorman.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

Depot Hotel Arrivals.
Y. T. HardeSty. South Fork.
jas. Burkee, do
j. 7. EJbort, San Jose.
W. Grimm San Francisco.
J. IL. Bacon, Mountain City.
II. X. Molonc, Bodio.
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Departures.

This morning-H. q. Catlin, q. Fay
and II. IIydcll.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

Mrs. Todd and children, Tuscarora
j.. +. wilkins. do
John Blewett, do
w. A.. Penrod. Island Mountain.
w. II. Roicc, Sigourney, Iowa.
John Kimblc, Ten Mile Crock.
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TO OBTAIN COMFORT

Speedily and at little cost, end your Dys-
peptic sufferings at once by using Par
ker's Ginger Tonic. Thousands who
have for years sought relief in vain from
Headache, Nervousness, Low Spirits.
Sleeplessness, Liver Disorders, Costive-
ness, Acid Stomach, Heartburn, Palpita-
ton of the Heart, Cramps, Distress in
the Stomach, Coated Tongue ETC., have
found a most comforting and complete
cure in the use of this sterling invigorant
Keep it always at hand; and while it will
save you much misery and suffering, it
will also enable you to defy the dangers
of Cole, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhoea and
Dysentery, and save your little ones from
Cholera Infantum. Buy Loo bottle
from your druggist Jones & Schallern, or
a sample bottle at l5c, and test its merits.
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP.

Nitalizes and enriches the blood, tones
up the system, builds up the broken
down, cures Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaints, Dropsy, Chronic Diarrhoea,
Boils, Nervous Affections. Chills and Fe-
yers, Humors, Loss of Constitutional
Nigor, Diseases of the Kidneys and Blad-
der, Female Complaints, and all diseas es
originating in a bad state of the Blood.
or accompanied by Debility or Low
State of the System.
Cauion.-Be sure you get the Peru
Wan Syrup. One dollar and two dollars
bottle. Prepared by Seth w. Fowle
X Sons, Boston, and sold by Jones &
Schallern.
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FACTS THAT WE KNOW.

If you are suffering with a severe
cough, cold. asthma, bronchitis, con-
sumption, loss of voice, tickling in the
throat, or any affection of the throas or
lungs, we know that DIR. Kings New
Discovery will give you immediate relief.
We know of hundreds of cases it has
completely cured, and that where all 9TH
er medicines had failed. No other rene
dy can show one-half as many permanent
cures. Now to give you satisfactory
proof that DR.. Kings New Discovery
will cure you of Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hay Fever, Consumption, severe Cough
and Colds, Hoarseness, or any Throat or
Lung disease, if you will call at T. c.
Buerstatte, Manitowoc, Wis, Drug
Store you can get trial bottle for ten
cents, or regular size bottle for S1O0.
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ANOTHER BIG BLAZE AT
OSHKOSH.

OSHKOSH, May 23.-The ssw and
single mill of Geo. W. Pratt was totally
destroyed by fire this afternoon, together
with about 200, 900 feet of lumber. The
fire caught from sparks blown from the
smoke stack of Radford's mill, in close
proximity, and although the fire depart
ment was promptly on hand, the flames
spread rapidly and for time threatened
destruction to all the milling property
along the river. A high wind from the
southeast prevailed and it seemed as if
the city was to be visited by another dire
ful calamity. Had the wind come from
the southwest quarter firemen would
have been of no avail. The loss Is esti-
mated at from $4,000 to So, 900, with
insurance of $4,000. Half million feet
of dried lumber burned was in the mill,
which was one of the best in the city. II
was built IN 1872, and cost S29, 900.
Another fire broke out in the large barn
in the rear of B. S. Stephenson's resi-
denee, on the south side, about two miles
distant. For time the fire seemed to
threaten destruction to all of this
property, and in fact to sweep the entire
southern part of the city. The fire de-
partment and citizens who became alive
to the danger, worked manfully and
luckily got the fire under control just as
it reached Foster & Jones mill. The Of
flee of Loabs Bros, and drying kilns
were destroyed. Conlee Bros. had
large amount of lumber destroyed and
the former firm had some damaged. The
loss Is varIously estimated, but no salts
factory figures can be obtained tonight.
1t will not fall short of $4,000 however,
and may reach $4,000.
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A CARD.

10 all who are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&C., will send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
in South America. Send self-addressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH t. INs1AN,
Station ID, NeaC York City.
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AMERICAN NEWS.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-Gen. Grant,
in recent letter from Singapore, writes
TO friend IN this city that he and bis
party expect to reach San Francisco
some time in July.
BosToN, Mass, May 22.-The widow
Of Daniel ?. Stone has given S25, 900 to
the Young Mems Christian Association
toward the erection Of new building.
Several other persons promise liberal
contributions.
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Il 20 have iiTer Disease, indicated by coated
tongue. foul breath poor appetite, frequent head
ache dull pain in the side. any of these symp-
toms, use DR.. Smiths Stillingia Blood Purifier.
Z ygz s.Ts E5.sy Disease, with dry and feverfsh
skin. capricious appetite. pain in the back and
hips which at times changes 20 shoulders, breaking
your rest at night This medicine win cure you.
or will forfeit Sa0
Eaa s-:e5 appearing in the form ofPimples, Bofls,
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tsrn. Lsmeness Swelled Joints. result from dis
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need medicine TO strengthen. tone mp, and nvgor-
ate The entire system Sold by Druggists for IS cts
DR. B. A. SMITH CO., Props, Eric, Pa
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THE ELECTORAL COURT.

The House committee on the state of
the law respecting the ascertainment and
declaration of the result of the election
of President and Vice President to. day
agreed upon bill and authorized Rep
reeontativo Bicknel, Chairman, to re
port it to the House with the approval of
the committee.