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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-01
Surembnraer @asctre.

Cir gbmarb Gbornton erfu9t bic &estes
ruus, Tbierdr3te In Neu gort unb Gan
6raueisco sur l1nteriuduns alles nod Neus
Sibmales Be fimmteu &inbuiebs antuifeI'
len, M, elmer bstr. Ssrfisuns Der bortisen
8sb6rben @eniige ~ leiftsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-01
Sci fen.

usoer oeH Derelts Iele9rdp9tD 9eWeloe;
ten 8runb bes srobbsr3osltden SdlOfes
in Oarmlfaot wirb semelSst: yRd9tIi5sr
6euerldrm j9aarte in Der Na9t gum 8. b.
suii9en l uub 2 lt5r cine sroBe Bolts
mense Dor benz SdIoie. SIS branute
in Dem 9beils bss S5Iofes, psI9sr mad
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bitorei Sau porIiest unb mad benz Wau
seri6tet 1T; er lit i'm Sabre 1858 erbObt
worben unb isin norbStIl9er GbsiI pirb
seseHudrtis pom @roBberSos bspobnt.
Oie 1ria6e bes Seuers 1T elm 8aminbranb,
Der in Dem blaueu 0ouboir Der peritorbe:
men @roBbersosin WatbiIbe entifanbeu war
unb i9on etIids Gage unbemertt ansebaus
ert baben mo8te. Die 9srpifunsen, bic
bas entfefelte Clement anssri5tet, fub
bur9 bret Stofuerte binbur1 nidt unbes
beutent; bic @afermaisn tbatsn bas
Sbre, in bsr fribsrn gIesaRs Der H6ume
cine srauie 3eritSruns arsuri9tsn. 0o9
Tam man nod Dor Slid iasen, baB man
bes Geuers 10 baIb 5err murbe uub bereits
mad elmer Stunbe ben 8ranb,ssI5i9t bate ;
has S4IoB birst immenie 6unfi9dse,
beuen Der Ieidtsfte Dinbsus batte sefdbrIiS
uerben tOnnsu. Erot Der snrrsii4en &st:
tunssanftaIten 1T bod Der 8srIuif zines
iebr wertbuollen SelbiIbes, bic vblBsnbe
Wasbaleua" bariteIenb, ~ betlassn, Sas
Der perftorbene RSnis BON gaieru einft Der
9robberjosin Watbilbe sei9sntt bate.
gs hing IN ieusm blausu Youboir bidt
neben benz &amin unb 1T sur uolitdubisen
tlnfenntli4feit perbrannt. GuBer einem
Sopba wurbe bas aeiammte WobiIiar bes
bebrobten S9loBtbeiles in Si9srbeit se'
bra4t; Der Da6fubl 1T faft uulftdnOis
absetrasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-01

Ole 8ittpe 9lbrabam 9incoIn's Isbt
gang 3uridsetosen in Bau, Der betannten
9uuptftabt oes fran1Oil6sn 9epartements
Der Risbsr Yyrsnasn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-01
S6weiser SaarmttteI.
(aus Qurembur,)

Bidts ausf6litsltA aus 9rdutsrn btttitttt uHb pSAis
uniAaeltnt 5aatmttttI srisust btnntn ft6s Dpdtu bio brsi
Rsnatn auf Gttltn to 6auptts, pd1t ~iahrtans iasl
parsu, ben appisftn 5aarpu4s.
Das Wiittsi, Sisbsr ni6t I'm 5aHsI trf4itRsn, rurtt ssm
grRnbsr uub ieintn gla6bartn f1su felt Sasrtn trprBL.
3aH.bt ubdlt bic 8arDs hr 3aart, strtata eas dasfantn
unb bat ft tn alien 8aatn ale %unfeb!bar unidtn, % td
6ssnetr Wlttttl btrtts ed attn ettttsn tabtn.
DaHtlbe pire In Baf1n u 50 p~triauft; zinc su
ltsttrta stnist In ben tariHddtsftn 86asn.
Wts. fttpsnbrsd In Nreela, Sus., Tam ausfanff abu
bic @laubphretatdt psrattsnbtr aneabsu stbtn.
". 1.-Guftrist rtats nan an
6rauf9psttE
cas- GrsVla. DpuslatS 70. 50.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01

The remuins Of Judge Cradlebaugh,
who died in Eureka in 1872. were disin-
TERED yesterday, by request of his
brother. who arrived recently, aud will
he sent to his former home in Ohio.
The Judge, II wall be remembered, was
Territorial Delegate to Congress from
Nevada, and was also United States
District Judge Of Utah, while Nevada
was a portion of that Territory. He
was the first man who attempted any in
vestigation of the Mountain Meadows
massacre. and was first on the ground
where it occurred. During the war he
eo:;i;;i ;i:;;;ieS: 80: EASTERN regiment, aud
during An engagement hc received a
habre wound that WAS ultimately the
cause Of his death. At the close Of the
war he removed to Oregon. and was as.
sociated with Judge Bryan, formerly of
California, in the practice OF law. Be.
coming tired of Oregon, he returned to
Nevada, and arrived iu Eureka early III
1861, AMI prospected the surrounding
country. Although holding Federal
and other positions for years, hc saved
nothing from his salary, aud was in
reduced circumstances at the time of his
death. His son still resides in Genoa,
Douglas county, in this State.-!Seatinci
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01
The Rich Cnlirornin nanker.

When il became known that one %
the richest California bankers had left
the Pacific Coast and transferred his
base Of operations TO the New York
Stock Exchange, all the shrewd fnan.
ciers watch his course withed keen inter.
est to see how he wonld succeed. The
result has emphatically proved the
wealthy bankers sagacity. Besides
having much widel aud moro promis-
ing field for operation. he is known to
have been in several stock combinations
that paid immonse prosts. BY the
combination method Of operating in
stocks Messrs. Lawrence & Co., Bank
ers, n. Y, unite orders Of thousands OF
customers. in different sums, into ono
vast capital, and operate them As
mighty whole, dividing the profits pro
rata among the share holders every 80
days. Capital from $40 to Sl00,00 can
be used with great success in these
pools. Twenty-Five dollars would pay
one hundred dollarsproit. $500 would
make $4,000 or 10 per cent. on the
stock, during the month. Messrs. Law
renee & Co.'s new. circular (mailed freel
gives ''two unerripg rules for success. :"
and full Particulars, 30 that any on
can operate in stocks, and mako money.
Stocks and bonds wanted. Government
bonds supplied. Apply to Lawrence &
Co.. Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, New
York.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01
Ono w.eL In wan street.


October 7th, 1873. Western Union
Telegraph stock sold at the New York
Stock Exchange for 96H per share;
October l4ih 1878. It sold ats6 :. Auct-
uation Of sn per cent. in seven days;
l2,50O shares sold on a margin Of one
per cent. required m actual capital OF
Sia,5Oo. The sarne stoek delivered at
S6H gave profit of OK per cent. on
the stock or 1887 SO per 100 shares. On
the whole ~, 500 the actual profit was
$il7.l 1877 80 or OK times the capital
used, in one week. This Is q single
case taken from the official record of
the Stock Exchange, aud shows how
money Is made 30 rapidly in stocks.
Few people. however, have the neccs-
sary cash to put up 10 realize such I'M.
mense profits of these, but capital in
any amount from $40 to $50. 900 eau be
used with equal success by the new
combination system OF operating in
stocks which Messrs. Lawrence e. Co.,
Bankers. New York. have established. :.
By this method of pooling thousands Of
orders Of various sums aud operating
them as one immense capital, share
holders realize large profits which are
divided pro rata monthly. New circular
contains two unerrins rules for success.
and full information, SO that any one
can operate proftably. Stocks and
bonds wanten. Government bond ;
|. supplied. Apply to Lawrence & Co.,
Bankers. 81 Exchange Place. New York
City.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01

The law has laid it's hand at last in
New York upon that geninl creature
who has just come back from tho West
after big cattle trade. and would like
tn pass away his time and the monot.
ony OF railway travel by engaging in u
social game Of cards. Both houses OF
the Legislature have passed bill Civ.
ing police powers to conductors aud
authorizes the arrest Of persons who
Hre gambling or cnticiug others to do
so, in railroad cars. r.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01

TnE London Tines has vonturcd opin.
ion on the new Constitution, and the
Anti's are parading IL throughout tho
Union through the medium Of tho Asso.
ciatod Press. Tho Times 10 the course
OF it's remarks, says: at Is the most
astonishing instrument over framed for
the government Of country, and must
produce wide sproad ruin" This opin.
ion coming from the foremost journal
OF the world should be worth some.
thing. .af
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01
Railroad ItuuloEn,

Referring to the rumors Of proposed
division changes by the Central pucitic
Company, the Reno Gazette says it is
certain that tho EUginecr Department
has recommended change OF divisions
and d., munsiratcd the fact that il will
effect = saving Of seven engineers and
crews, besides many o her things. The
probabilities are that when the new
ferry goes into operation the move will
be made, At least 30 far as passenger
trains arc concerned. IL is thought tn at
conductors Oh the overland trains will
run between Bcnicin and Reno. Freight
trains leaving Sacramento will do way
work and change crews at Truckcc,
while those running from RockIin will
come through to Reno. One or two
swing trains will run between Truckcc
and Reno. a switch engine and pushcr
will be kept at Truckcc besides the fire.
train. SO that piece will be very little
changed, while Wndsworih will be
merely way station. Winnemucca
will leo the repair station for all engines
running east uf the Summit.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01

a copy Of the first issue Of tho Lake
Mining Rsricr, to 10 published weekly
by Hoolo & Elliott, ai Mammoth City,
Cnl., has just como to hand. Both pro.
priotors arc we'll known in tlhs State;
Mr. Elliott being formerly Of tho White
Pino Ne'r', and Mr. Hoolo hailing from
Reno. The paper starts out with a
good list Of advertisements, and M the
junior Of the firm, a, lcast,is an old hand
at tho business, the Rcrisr will certainly
prove q success, IL the locality will sus.
tain good newspaper. May nll its
takes" bo fiat" ..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01
INVALUABLE TO ALL!
Drr ESPECIALLY ADAPTED ron ALL
LnnE and Throat Complaints Peen-
liar 90 Miners.
DR. EBEi.'s
1Alsapt aHd Cough AIeiieInsi

1hisSondorfui remedy IL highly useful in all
sases 81 colds or coughs, but IL cprrrtaIIr
hap,ed for tho durs NJ Ssoh complaints a..
miners aro lAhin 70 from exposure tn cold
ground or the ABSORPTION ~ powder anoho IN.
7" tho lungs. Three doses . day will keen the
lnugs cleaf And enable the miners 10 Worh in
thr mMfm powder smoke without conIiiiir
" not clAimed for this lIal-am, like most
Pnt is guaranteed TO euro all dIscas n of tho
Innn. Ono bottle Of the lislsatn viii. IN nearly
~ csset. cure bad cold or cough of from ono
W. months DURATION two bottles cold or
coMNh % from two 20 four months standing:
shs Wtee bottsca any similar affection that as
oosn IN existence from four months to two
v,SATo be had a. =. y. Muller Drue Store
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment..
FOR MAN AND BEAsr.

Thisllnimcnt very naturally originated IN AusS1
%, where Nature provides In her iaboratosy ~
,urprising entidotes for tho malndios OF her ohn
iErn. Its fame has been spreading for % yesss
msn now Il cncircies tho habitabie globe.
Tho Mexican Mustang Linimcnt Is a p,aichtss
rnedy for all external ailments Of man aud beAsa
; To stock owners and farmers II Il invainahse.
A single bottle often saves n human life OF n
rtcrcs the usefulness of mn excellent hoess. -
sow, or sheep.
II cures foot rot, hookan, hollow horn, RTuA
'ctew.worn,, shoulder rot, maAse, the Dites an
Ulngs OF poisonous reptiles and insects, and Svsx
Iuch drawback TO stock breeding and bush Life,
II cures every external trouble OF hotses, ~
rs iamcncss, scratches, a,ylnny, spruins, fo1Aaa
wind gall. ring bone, etc. etc.
Tho Mexican Mustang Liniment 10 the qulohas
cure In the World for accidents oecurrIne IN -
family, I'm the absence of physician, such Q
Jurns, scads, sprains cuts. etc, and for rheurAa
:isni, and stiffness cngebdered By exposure. ~
aculariy valuable 10 Miners. 49, ft 80,
II Is the cheapest remedy in the world, for
pcnetratcs the inusrio to tho bone. and . eiagl
application Ia generally suf,olent to euro.
Mexican Mustang Lnlment IL put up IN tbrS
tize OF bottles, the larger ones being prUpoStiao
.; zig mach tho eoeapes.- Sold everyvtsrN
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01

IT is proposed 10 authorize the South.
ern Pacific Railroad Company to extend
their line to Ell Paso, and to grant the
Northern Pacific continuation of their
time, for the construction Of their road :.
ten years. The Government has been
very liberal with railroad companies
hitherto IN granting them subsidies and
lands but 1t is now proposed to give
them only the right of way. which is
enough; this idea of giving them 20
miles OF land each way from the track
is altogether too much'of n good thing.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01
What arc the Fronts.

This is the absorbing point thut is of
chief interest in every business trans.
action. by the combination system of
operating in stocks. Mcssrs. Lawrence
X Co., bankers, New York, unite the
orders Of thousands Of patrons, ia var.
ious sums, into ono immense amount,
ahd operate them as u mighty whole,
thus obtaining all the advantages Of
tho largest capitalists and best skill.
Proiits are distributed pro rdu among
the shareholders every month In this
way large gains are secured in short pc.
RODS, and capital from $40 or SIS to
100000 can bo used with equal proper
tionato success. $40 will make 500
In 30 days; Sl5D will pay $1,000 profit,
OF ten por cent. on the stock, and 30 on
according TO tho market. A citizen of
Troy, made S3l5 Is on nm Investment
OF $50. Many customers aro doing
better. The now circular has "two un.
erring rules for success" and full dc.
tails 80 that any ono cnn operate profit.
nbly. Stocks aud bonis wanted. Gov.
eminent bonds supplied. Apply 20
Lawrence and Il Co., 57 Exchange
Place, N, Y, .......- .. .. .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01
WE think Canada is getting readv :,

WE think Canada is getting ready for
annexation. Some of the papers over
there talk Hbou; Lorno for all the
world as American papers talk about
the President so; uniformly respectful
and suprernely courteous, you know.
One OF our provincial exchanges gives
'he Governor merry old lightning for
half q column. just because he don't
play cricket any better. Now, We con-
slider it President Hayes crowning glory
that he never belonged to a baseball
club.-Udpkcye.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01

r. WHEN Won see window blind with
two Stats disconnected from the rod
which is intendcdto to hold them In place,
1t is safe to conclude that thoro is wo.
man behind. and equally safo to wager
thst she isn't dressed and that tho dishes
arc not washed. ---.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01

IT is reported That Jnlia Bcals. who
at one tim" gracad the Police Court Of
this city oiirnor than amy other woman
over appeared at such place, did at
Elho the other day ia u tit Of delirium
"nens.- y"r'"H .igPcdi.
The report has no foundation in fact
80 far us Elko is concerned. People in
this part Of Gods moral yinynri, con-
fine themselves chiefly to water as n
beve Rgo, hence, tho style Of passing
III checks, referred to above, is unknown
III these attitudes. Julln Bcnls, nor
any other woman has shutilcd of in
Elko. lately, and tho IPptIFs efforts to
palm any of its old Stills upon this 10.
cality, will prove futile.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01

TnE statement having been made 10
tho effect thn, Governor staniord's q
health was such that he would resign
his Office as President Of the q. Z. R.R.
Company. and that Lloyd ToVis would
succeed him; Governor Stanford says
the whole thing IL untrue. IIo IL sick,
neither In body or mind. and does not
propose to resign in favor Of anybody.
lie has entirely recovered from his ro-
cent illness, and is attending 10 his bus.
incss as eyor.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01

r W.J. ooLLrso, who attempted to rape
Mrs.Lako near Gnlcnn. Lander comfy
several weeks ago. was sentenced In m,
District Court. at Austin, TO two yeats
In the State prison. ..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01
{" The Furry I'm Stocks

Always means an opportunity for some
shrewd and lively operator to mako q
handsome profit. Messrs. Lawrence &
Co.. Bankers, New York. have ostab-
lished the new combination system for
operating in stocks. so that capital in
any amount from IS to $50, 900 can be
used profit ably at any time that may
suit the customer. BY pooling tho
orders Of thousands of patrons into one
immense sum. and operating them as
might. whole. under tho most expert
enced skill, vast profits nre made, which
could be gained in no other way. These
are divided pro rata among sharehol olders
monthly. An investment Of $40 re-
turns $50 or five per cent on the stock.
800 pays $3.50, and so on according N
the market. "a 81. Louis patron mado
over three hundred per cent oh an in,
vestment in October by the combination
method. Messrs. Lawrence & Co.
new circular (mailed ,free) has "two
unerring rules for success and full
information so that any one can operate
with profit. Stocks and bonds wanted.
Government bonds supplied. Apply 4"
Lnwrencc Il Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange
Place, New York City.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01

- The New stock .Spcculntions.
d The new combination method OF opcr.
oting ste cks which Messrs. Lawrence &
Co.. Bankers, N. Y. have inaugerated,
is attracting unusual attention in finau.
cinl circles, by reason OF its remarkable
success. A customer IN Providence. In.
vested nine times and made over So. 900
in three months, by using from $50 20
$500 capital. by this systom orders
from thousands Of customers, in various
sums, aro pooled into one immense capi.
tai, and operated as mighty whole,
thus giving to each shareholder all the
Advantages OF vast capital and shrowd.
est skill. Profits arc divided overy 80
days. Any amount from $40 TO S75,.
600 oan be used In Mcssrs. Lawrence
& Co.'s combinations with equal pro.
portionnte success. Fifteen dollars will
make seventy Ave dollars profit, $500
will return 81 900. or s per cent. ON The
stock, and no on M the market varies
Tho new circular gives "two unerring
rules for success" aud shows how any
ono can operate prohtnbly. Mailed FREQ.
Stocks and bonds wanted. Government
bonds supplied. Apply to Lawrence X
Co., Bankers, 57 Exchange Place, Nov
York.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01

Two Old COmstoekers Dead
Death or Isaac e. Buteman In
Los Angeles County.
The Virginia Chronicle OF the 23rd
instant publishes the following notices
Of the death Of two old residents of
Nevada:
I. @. Bateman. aged about so, died
this morning at Villa Aadre. near Los
Angeles. Mr.. Bateman was one Of the
earliest settlers in Virginia City. In
1860 he was Of the Arm OF Paul Il Bate-
man, conducting the International
Hotel. In 1851 he was elected MEM
ber OF the FIRST Board OF Aldermen of
Virginia City. which was incorporated
in March of that year under an Act Of
tho Utah Legislature, this being at that
time part of Carson county, Utah
Territory" Mr.. Bateman, with Messrs.
Hampton and Hanak. rebuilt the Inter
national Hotel after the FIRE of 1875,
aud the principal share of the property
belongs now to his estate. He was an
uncommonay shrewd and energetic busi-
ness man. aud in several mining vent
ures which he engaged in after leaving
Virginia City, he amassed a very large
fortune. He was one OF the chief own.
ers of the Northern Belle mine during
its most profitable period and made
most Of his money there.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01

An old dorScy caught n two pound
sucker one day. and was so we'll salts.
fed with his work that ho lay down for
nap with his fish beside lin OH the
grass. Another darkry came along
presently. picked up the sucker aud loft
II half pound one in it's place. When
tho first nan and brother woke up the
first thing his eyes sought was the fish,
md IL took him some seconds to realize
that something Ind happened. Then
turning his prize over and examining !,
all round. he simply said; ',GolIy. how
dnt fish am shrunkod."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01
Death or Major H r. Foote, In
Aurora, EsmeraIda County.


Major Il. E. Foote died in Aurora last
evening at O'CLOCK of paralysis OF the
beart. Death came 10 him as he was
sitting asleep i'll his chair. Deceased
was native of Jackson, Mississippi,
and was about forty four years of age.
He was q son of Senator Harry S. Foote
Of Mississippi. Major Foote served in
the Confederate Army during the war.
For long time he was upon the staff
OF Major General Cowen in the Army
OF the West, aud saw a great deal Of
active service. Those who Tough. with
him attest that he was n brave and DASH
ing soldier. Coming West after the war
he engaged in the practice Of the law.
For long time he was resident OF
Virginia City, where his friends are
numbered by tho hundred. Major
Foote was q bright. generous, social and
freo-hearted gentleman, and his kindly
nature made him very generally liked.
For some time past ho had been follow.
ing his profession in Bolic.
Ex-senator VIM. NJ. Stewart, brother.
in-law OF the deceased, has been tcle.
graphed, and will make arrangements
for the funeral.
Major Foote was mcmber of the
Order Of Union and Confederate Veter.
ans Of this city.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01
q Mountain Lion.

4 mountain lion is reported ravaging
III the ltaycnswool mountains. Several
animals have been slain in that vicinity
Of late by some large cnrniverous beast
and recently two year old steer WAS
found dead with the marks Of large
claws in the flesh. Some hnlf-dczcn
wood choppers have seen the animal
and heard h'm. aud they say his roar is
equal to that Of full grown African
lion. 1t is something rare, II not alto.
gether unprecedented to hear Of n
mountain lion east Of the Sierra Nevada
MOuntains. -RcrciHe.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01

A new prospcc, has lately been dis.
covered. so w" learn, fow miles east
OF the COLUMBIA Consolidated minc.
The lcdges oro said TO be large, well de-
fined and rich in sulphuret ore. Sow
cral proSpectors who visited tho place
have made locations, and will proceed
to develop them at once. r. Times Regicg.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01

oSE HUNDRED miners are out Of em.
ploynient at RUBY Hill.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01

From tho lst TO tho 10Th Of May tho
bullion shipment from Bodie amounted
10 $l0G, 1856 81.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01
III. EPSTEIN q CO.,

sole PrsprissSsa,
No. 61S FrQNt Sc, SaH Fraaolsss, Ca
OF DR. are nESIEas;s sisI sHs TT;SST1s:SSsss THsM1 s
= pursnttve mild and onscllVaI q
purely vegetable eomPou nd, aa6 aa
sverv way superior 10 pllls. AIaO
OF LONDON ROYAL PALM GIN =
sPseine Tor the BLADDER aAA kin
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-12-11

\ bear has an appetite very sim liar
to that of a goat. On board the United
States man-Of-war Alaska, there is Il
bear cub which was obtained Mt Sitka
by an ensign, and which is the pet of
the ship. 1t is very playful and
sociable animal, climbs to the MAIN
top when so minded, and roves in
freedom throughout every part of the
ship. On its first appearance on board,
it devoured all the soap and candles
in sight. and ate two officers dress
suits. They We're obliged to lock up
the soap in an iron safe, to keep it
out of reach of the bear, and the ensign
who owns the animal is mortgaged
for two years pay for damages to the
officers suits. One of the freaks of
the bear was TO raid on the barber's
shop Of the ship, and cat all the shay
ing-soap, shaving-cups and brushes,
hair oil. combs and brushes. BY
order Of the captain. Il guard is kept
over the ships guns night and day
to keep the bear from eating them,
the animal having made several at
temps in that direction.