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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-25
On Bathing.

Halls Journal Of Health don't believe
in too much water, for it says on the
subject of bathing: "Once week is
often enough for man to wash himself
all over, and whether in summer or
winter that ought to be done with soap,
warm water and hogs hair brush, in
room showing at least seventy degrees
Fahrenheit. Baths should be taken
early in the morning, for it is then that
the system possesses the power of re-
action in the highest degree. Any kind
of bath is dangerous soon after meal,
or soon after fatiguing exercise. No
man or woman should take O bath at
the close of the day unless by the ad-
vice of family physician. The best
mode of keeping the surface of the
body clean, besides the once week
washing already mentioned, is as fol-
lows: As soon as you get out of bed
in the morning, wash your face, hands,
water put both feet at once for about o
minute, rubbing them briskly all the
time; then with the towel, which has
been dampened by wiping the face.
feet, etc., wipe the whole body we'll,
fast and hard, with mouth shut and
chest projecting. Let the whole thing
be done in less than five minutes. At
night, when you go to bed, and when
ever you find yourself wakeful or rest
less, spend from two to five minutes in
rubbing your whole body with yeur
hand, so far as you can reach in every
direction. This has tendency to pre-
serve that softness and mobility of skin
which is essential to health, and which
too frequent washing will always de-
stroy."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-25
A Disease that Wrecks the Sys-
tenn.

Every function is deranged, every nerve
unstrung, every muscle and fibre weakened
by fever and ague. 1t is, in fact, disease
which, If unchecked, eventually wrecks the
system. In all its types, in every phase, it is
dissolution. But when combatted with Hos
letters Stomach Bitters its foothold In the
system is dislodged, and every vestige of it
eradicated. That benign anti-febrile specific
and preventive of the dreaded scourge is
recognized not only within our own bound
aries, but in tropic lands far beyond them,
where intermittents and remittents are fear
fully prevalent, to be a sure antdote to the
malarial poison and reliable means of over
coming disorders OF the stomach, liver and
bowels, of which q vitiated torrid atmos-
phere and brackish miasmatainted water are
extremely provocative. All emigrants and
travellers should be supplied with it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-25
Percheron Horses.

Mr.. sackrider, the we'll known importer Of
Percberon or Norman horses, is still at the
stables of Tinkham, corner of 18th and Web
ster sts., Oakland, CAL, with fine lot of these
celebrated draught horses. Farmers and
Others, interested in fine horses, should i'm
prove the present opportunity of procuring
one of these valuable animals. Crossed with
the native mares of this State they will
doubtless get the finest style of horses for
draughr and speed in the world. Don't fail
to see them,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-25
The Spencer Pianos.

We desire to call the attention Of our read.
ers to the recent introduction OF the Spencer
Piano. This is really first-class instrument
manufactured expressly for this Coast, of
the best material and workmanship. For
beauty of finish, sweetness and volume of
tone it is unsurpassed. We do not hesitate
in saying that it is not only the cheapest,
but one of the best pianos in the market.
Address r. w. Spencer Il Co., % Fifth St.,
San Francisco, Cal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-25
As Good as an Encyclopedia.

Each number of the San Francisco WEEK
LIZ CHRoNIcLE-eight large pages-is read
able volume in itself, and particular stress
can be laid on the mass Of fresh news con-
tanned in 1t. 1t is complete encyclopedia
OF the current events of the world, and as
such has no superior. Printed in bright and
attractive style, it fills every requirement OF
a first-class weekly paper.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-25

WONDERS NEVER CEAsE-The spiritual manifesto
tions given by Mrs. E. W. Lennett, the wonderful
cairandient cairyoyant and independent ss writer,
81 Kearny St., recently from the East, the most
wonderful of the age. She holds the slate in full
view of spectators while the pencil is guided by in
visible hands and intelligent communications writ
ten. Spirit voices distinctly heard and spirit
hands in forms of light are seen by day. Persons
desiring reliable communications should call at her
Parlors.-S f. Chronicle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-25

MEAT LoAF.-Chop fine whatever
cold meat you may have, fat and lean
together; add pepper and salt, one
fineiy-chopped onion, two slices Of
bread, which have been soaked in milk,
and enc egg. Mix we'll together and
bake in a dish. This makes nice tea
or breakfast dish,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-25
Edison's Electric Pen.

At the last session of Congress law was
passed making Electric Pen matter Third
Glass, and permitting it to pass through the
msils at the rate of one cent for each two
ounces. or fractional part thereof, when pre-
paid. E. A. Dakin, Gtn'l Agent, 2l5 SAMSON
ST.. San Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-25

A BONANZA IN A BOTTLE. That's what PRATT:
ABOLITION OIL is. The never.failing remedy fol
Rheumatism, Sprsins Bruises, Govt, Stiff and Swol
len Joints, Neuralgia, Lame Back, and all Lamenes
and Pain. Sold by all druggists.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-25

DIcKEY's CREME DIX LIs.-for Preserving an
Identifying the Complexion ana Teeth 1t possesses
the advantages of French Cremes without their
INJURIOUS qualities. Sold by all druggists.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-25

And SaddleFy Goods Wholesale and Retail.
MA Double Ranch Harness. SIS to SIS
EaAA $N per set: double Buggy Harness.
A&XMFNg.jtsA $50 to $3.50 per set: Single Buggy
HfyWFYAGNM Harness, Si2.50 to SIS per set; Side
EaTlEGaSxsNa& Saddles, 3s to $50 each: Buggy
9H whips, $50 to $40 per doz. Cali.
forna Buck lashes 10 IT, 81 to ga per doz two horse
ashes IT, $2 TO 81 per dog; Copper rlves, 35c per
lb Harness leather good quality, s9c TO SIC per d.
Curry Combs, 81 TO III per aoZ.; Hame Strap, ~ per
doz Snake whips, IS to $50 per dez, Sweat collars
IS 10 $il per dog; Riding Brides, $050 to S21 per
doz Sinchos ~ 50 to SIS per dos Collars tl5 TO w
per doz. California hand forged Bits ana spurs,
My heavy saddles for stock her ding on the Dest
hard wood trees, cannot be exceiied for price
satislaciion guaranteed. W. DAVIS. Al Market ST..
near First San Francisco. Send FOR Priee LIST
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-25

J.w. sHAEFFER q cos GREEN SEAL
CIGARS are guaranteed to be made OF the fin
est Havana Tobacco. S23 Sacramento st.. 8. r.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-25

ASK for the Pilgrim Tonic.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-25

2aaII32HJoa c 3#.23.t.Ss1
.H@.g
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-25
LANDS AND FARMS

All sizes and prices for sale in the beautiful Valley
Of Santa Clara Send stamps for Catalogue, to C. J.
SIMMONS, Qen'l Ag't, 1s California ST., San Fran
CISCO r. L. HIdGINs, 2s5 First ST., San Jose. Cal,
Manager.
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I7s iiE M -4;ss3
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-29

unb tra&te unb wis bic 6lassen webteu
unb ale I'm Shwei,srbauie Ser lammelten
fd 70 germ bieie iesmannif1sa MeuBfrun.
gen Der Grenee sefallen litbsn Das abe,
rarrn ale biefe M.ubsrunstn i'm gersl cid
NIT Der Sslisfeit. iptlhe In ,pet 6erser
woente, bic tsute enblidb = UNI bee suten
Naftr's eieene Worte 3u aebrauhen = 70
unaufSslid suiammsnSeiplibt wurben ,pa
rem, pab pie Rraft BON ,eta Wirbsllirmen
niht asniiet battle, fe ,pierer aussinanper
su rsi6sn.-
Nltsr, sstreuer Gapitdn @iilfsr @er.
ben bitle Bldttsr bir ismals Dor Musen
fommsn z uno wira bu aus benlelben bel,
men ireilnno YaFae'tr pom Der eorelei Der.
ouspsilen z Gntlinnf ou bid lsiuer wutl
nod ? Damats stbrauhttlt su nod feine
Nctbipitre, unb am wenisffen Dadbte fein
S&ate baran. bab itn nod sinmal bic
Stlissenbeit 3ufallen piroe, bid nit elmer
Su.tn auswasl pon (olden ~ perleten
Nller, eetreuer Niiitsr Die manhss
0arn bait ou mir abgelponnen In llillen
Nahten auf Dsd cotr bel rauter Qult I'm.
ten In her brtaeliAsn 4ajiitt, menn o.in
Sdafe uns immsr rpisber Gintn mi1tte,
10 6alb uno balb, ba6 mir bic Guaen
iittrsinsen. Dsnfit bu woSl nod earan,
wte MIR almablih eefprdhiesr prrben
une nhitrt 5isums i.pesmal bamit at.
fhicRtn, bab mir Br iberlhaft tranten z
usb pfnn bann btr 6turm btute Sag fur
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-29
@efoltert unb aeaualt

@efoltert unb gequGlt
bur& bic @dmsrsen bcs @beumatismus wer.
ben bic @lieser allmalis f1redlirt Yerrentt uub
nebmsn 3unsilen taft srptfsfe Wibanaalmnsen
an. SOl1en' 'Neinltaten surb elm einfaAes unb
an9enebmeS Nittel rprsuteugen 1T liherlih elm
G.bOt Der alusbsit. Die 5enosns su rbeun,a-
tilhen Bti6werben fam erfolsrei1 bef1mpft
irfrsen bur& 9oftetters Masenbit.
ters, cine lansf anerfann.e Mebiaia, bon
unbssree3ter VOpularitat. bic lidb Der ausse-
fprotsnsn @unl Der meoieinilGsn yrOieliieu
erfreut. Das Bitiers sntfernt isne entaiinpen-
ben unreinisfsiten ans bcnt Blute, In benen
patbalcsen bic l1ria6e bes &beumatismus
ertlifsn es reinist ni6t nur bas Blut, fon.
bern bereasrt cs aud uno perleibt @tarte, in.
benz Is bic 0ueqe bslIel6sn befru9tet. Die
WsrbanIng, bic Ibati felt Der @ebarme unb
bic Msfcnberuns ber @alle werben babur9 BE-.
foresrt, tuabrenb es suslei9 bic Niersn unb
bic Blals au reselmdBiger unb tbatiesr Ser.
rittung ibrcr Ganftionen antreibt. MuBer.
benz it es Elm pUllis superlafiIses .5sil. uno
SGuBmittst sesen psriubifhe Jisber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-29
.s...sasszETssz-ss
vas.

- Sn Ddllns muhte Elm Wann Q}a,
uens GDuarb sea einsr Grap parriet
Smitb antautere Suffrage, morauf bic
Gruu ibn, mebrere @todidld5e appliairte.
Sci ihoB auf bic Grun Hno wpllte ent.
fieben, wArpe aber einaefansen uno mad
Mc. cider abseiibrt,
- Wfan nimmt an, bag bon Sort
@crtb aus mdtrent bieler 5ailcn an
$4,000 Ropf gieb nah nSrbliden Widrt.
ten seridiift merber.
- Der Sdaoen, ben bic DHaerNutb
in 5cnftOn anseridtet bat, iniro oberhih.
li&sr @Aasuaa nna auf $l2a, 600 unse.
eeben,
aud elm gorfdlas. Der Wius
point ,.9ccal" fdldst por. bic Qesislat tar
um GrlaHuns eiues @eieees 3u eriudsn,
rcnad bas Iruscn bon Reuolusrn belteu.
ert merbeu ioa unb besriinoet ieineE gpr.
ldlaa wie fol8t: .,Grlanbt ieeen Wann
elm SiltOI 5u trasen Der Biirsidaft fiir
bic Summe bon $1,000 fir sutes Yetra.
gen itellen tann. 9est cine Steuer BON
$40 per Sabr fir ben @taat uno bic
8alfte Der Summe fir bas County auf
unb itenpelt es als Elm gerbreaen, piltp.
len cbue @rlaufnibiheiu al trasea
Arose Burger mlrpen ieins SAwieria.
leiten baben, UNI bic girsihaft su iteacn,
pabreno pesperabc8 clue un,set ans bes
@eIetes ristiren miifen, aber es tSnnte
baan nidt metr seiast weroen, pas bic
seieeliebenbem giir3er ben ssieeiOien
Yreis 8eseben ieien. l1nieren leeres
GountniaHen wiirps eSrda cine folae
S.spsr e'n sriresliaer 3nityb srwaY4.
| Ien." 70. s.
- Ger Uaoro in Mari4ad, gsSas.
yel, a,aa @el6 sasai. waau iSreist an,
Greitus BON bcrt :: @elisrn Wadmittas
lDurbe I'M ;, Criterion" an Der IA. @trabe
cine yerfammlun5 pcn Sdspisielern az,
battsu, I'm IRittel uue Ne5e aur Sanla,.
luna eines 0onsS an,uratben, ber CUR &c.
rihtliden pro3eilruna Sames Gurries,
tpelder unldnsf ben edanipieler genja
min s. Yorter IN Waridaa, AsraS, er.
mcrbete, perpenoet meroen ioa. auusAll
beparf es Gslpsr, um bic tlnfoifsn bes
Sdaaipielsrs 8errgmere unp ber sdau.
ipielerir Wie Cummings 3u bsitreiien,
bic eatei3Sswsfeu ale porter bic tSoilihe
S6ubwunbe empfn0 uno bic ais ge'
laltunSsSeu8en mad EerpS reiien. Nud
ioaen iie fit tie 3eit, bic ile bieler avi.
| sabe pipmen, entidabiSt werssn. $3.50
/ lne bereits fir ben 5med 3uiam.
uensehradt, nobel $500 ucn perrr
<cr uno 500 BON 5. 3. Map
msnt. Do Die WeriammlunS nur ipar.
] Hid teiudt MAI. ipuree bic Belhluenabm'
| iiter Deuuftra9nuS psn Nnwdtten uab an.
bere &n0eleSenbsiten serfAcben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-29
Sc mar iiir,li.3 einmal tie 0teb

SO mar iiirSlit3 einmal fie 0tebe
baoon. oab ber bon ben 3ulus einsd dle5.
fene Oberit Ysarlon nit bent sort Gene.
sgs ga, Yl5elafrcm oprh bic 9alfe BON
Spteeeln in Gerbineuna iiebt. Ser @e
eaute ilt nitt neu. Shcn ber Slctte
Nteranper'S bes @ro6en loa ourd @pie.
gel ibr Wes ldnSs oes periifden @clfes
porssidnet worben iein. Seltlt bic nsgb.
ameritaniiteN Suoiaaer baten fh seit,
sasiis siues abnliden, rpenn and primi.
tiperen Snitruments beoent. Die GuHen
baben ben Spiesel bei Sebaifopol viel.
fad anSewanot. Der Seliesrapb. Der in
unierem ipnrenarmen &lima psn germ
gem gDertb iein Waree. III jeoot beicn.
bers bel ben inoiiden Truppen In @e.
braud, um auf cine @ntfernuns bon bis
au l6km su ccrreipcnbiren. Dm4 ben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-29

Druid ees Singers sann man bic 9cnnen.
ltrablen abpedIetnb mad elmer beifimmten
Rihtnns lenten, 70 bab elm @pfem dbn.
lid benz bes WarieIden Teleerapben
herausfonmt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-29
Giner FIR Mue.
Qrsatluns ron 3 arbuin M5;Itoalen In
pier Banttn unb sier Bl&ern.
ste4lu6.).

ts4lub.)
Gtne ffeine 1Ptinunds sYer1HieotnttIt er.
,euate IN btm @nmst,erbaufe msbrfadb
a;irmI,As eeenen. olIttu NIT ttwas auten,
M,,II,r suf olIsn seittu wurpe Der Saptr
,nbiidb wiep,r b.iasleat. Gs iolite nam.
lih In orcfts H.1 asfeiert psrpsn. parii.
her mar man yciI.omm,n etuia: Sci N,iff,.
anna b,a 2eitpuurt,e tbeilten Id baoen,n
eie gtimmsn. Serbsrt be(funo auf Dem BEN
shSn,n D,pnot W3oi; III ibm selltt (id
Trdultiu Moialt. Miiiaer. p,ltte bisf,s Eslt
oar nIdt tr,rarttn u sSnnen lhisn, uat
renb Gopitdn Niiitr unp @dbate bsbaup.
t,t,n nat nm BEN orc6sn 5aa warbio
unp nil alien Gtrsu IL tsaetrn, minbe
il,ns bis ii ben Stunt tin,iu aeportet msr.
n,n mnifs. N,euincrtia psr6islt Nd an.
f6nolid ntutrol. Sic 4. snelid. trub alItr
Nitfsn nnp guratlluuoen, aui Der b,ibsn
olt,n e,,l,ut. @sits trat une oomlt bic
e5an, tuboiltio sntlhieb. gsun abtr req.
ten 1ttS dlIe 6dnpt tcppslt afnf: bic Qors.
n ,rbieIt tia,u ntusu au(trid unt neue
gssraolSuno. ranu wuree bas aan,.
sawsI,estaus se.p Ropf bis aum ga6
Mi frIfm,r No,bt ifber,eaer. ebeu 70 Der
ss,sa.molf nttcs autstSt ,um ,peiten
@oi. noassm srllertr aupor iorsfaltis ab.
a,fMsbf norSen. Guclih aab man suh
=, s ..r,,r Ssarf,amauer ain r,eNts Q;tip
,,rs y, as rsssaS eSsnein ifpt ttn,.fu. gtadpfor.
!. ssa mit diner oabususen @eiAntmii;aouaa;
NM = "a ~ s;ss all,s ftrtio mar. bstte Is Sci
Nv NV .;no,a,ifAtsn -, wlaieru nur aerins,u
a" $500 ssss s.sv,st taasr her olItn Al ,sfom
as stnos s'fsl is itsssarau, ipieieuSs Sc
ssr~ EX.s,;;.. ,,tt ,iurr barsrbofien .fhmar,.n
e.ssssIS. esssa.hs - IT sAm;;d.n
s4sIs.ss q.% nit 81 s.m Gsiiri6 nod ni6t ,ufri,.
-. - ..,..s.. =. n.f esd.nF.,A br,no,nses AZ.
s!: .s's ~. AM, sa - nsrsfxasf hsi 'sem a..
lssn.k ssrr s aniss9siIt 7ss NJ .lsia. Nal aur
sSr%t mrass ass.iss,rt' won,it tIe Vorttrsituua
y'S.s wv w sss ~ ssr.;hiss,s s',, b.iroAt,f
8 w psr.s - ~. F''t
RslptE ga'st
Nvr@ sass'ss s.....,. ...k.,s..
~ s.svs ss 8. 49, e.ssa..scs ~; aS.,so1 s.ss,A,
.@. os% 1ysasas'J ~. ass,st.;sssd. ~siIIa,srs
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-11

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sa.G EaTst
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-11
A Geatlo HINT.

In our style of climate, with it's sud-
den changes of rain,
wind and sunshine often iptermingIed
in angle dsy.-it is no wonder mat
our children. friends and relatives are
so frequently taken from Us by
neglected colds, half the deaths 70
sulting- directly from this cause. A
bottle of Boschee's German Syrup kept
about. your home for immediate use
Will prevent serious sickness, q, large
doctors bill, and perhaps death, by the
use three or four doses. For curing
continuation. hemorrnages, pneumo-
MIA. severe coughs. Group or any dis
ease OF the throat or lungs, lis, SUCCESS
is simply wonderful. as your druggist
will tell you. German Syrup is now
sold in. every town and village on this
continent. Sample bottles for trial
l0c; regular SIZE, Toe.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-11
ALLEGED BRIBERY.

THERE'S considerable excitement in
Virginia City over report that the
District Attorney of Ofmsby coun ty
will cause the arrest of several members
Of the Storey county Legislative dele
CATION for accepting brides from the
Virginia IL Truckee Railroad Company.
1t is greatly to be hoped that the officers
Of Ortnsby oonoty will endesvor to co.,
Wet the scouudrels who as members of
q Legislature elected for specific pur
pose. sold their votes to the highest
cash bidders. We have it from a re-
liable source that two Of the members
Eom this county accepted brides and
sold their votes. and the fact that one
of them sigoed his name to report
against the passage of the bill for the
release of the Bonanza companies. aud
afterwards voted for the bill. proves
almost oonclusively that our informa
tion is correct.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-11

AT a railroad station, lately. an
elderly Irish woman who bad arrived a
few seconds after the train had started,
set off to run after it. She of course
soon came to a halt. when she began to
abuse the unaccomm odating engine
adding with mate" brogue: "Faught
the great black ugly lump! When she
gets as old as me, bedad. she won t run
50 quicki
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-11

The anxiety of Congressman who
were in doubt as to whether they could
have their dirty linen sent home by
mail free of expense to be washed dur
ing the extra session of Congress, has
been relieved by Attorney General Dew
ems. That functionary decides that
members of Congress are entitled to the
frauking privileges from the beginning to
the end of the term for which they are
elected, whether sworn in or not.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-11

A BOLD boy seizsd the materialized
form Of Big Indian by the foot in a
seance in Beebe Plaiu. Canada, and
could not be kicked off. although the
account says that mule could not have
worked more vigorously THAI did this
spirit yisitant The lights were turn ed
up. aud the lad was disclosed clutching
the foot OF AIRS. Huntoou, the medium
who was clunsily disguised in Indian
dr. s.. Mrs iIuntoon is sister of the
notorious Eldys.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-11

The capital Invested in all the rail.
roads of the globe exceeds SIS. $780,
600. 900. These roads. according to the
statistics of Professor Neunsnu- Spal-
lart, require so 900 locomotives 49,
900 passenger carriages and 1900. 900
good trucks. Annually l.600,0 900
tons of merchandise and 1900 600. 900
passengers are conveyed by these means
of transit
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-11
AT LOGGERHEADs.

The preachers as well as th po,ti.
clans, of the Pacific States, are t
gerheads with their brethren east of ae
Rocky Mountains, on the Chinese quos
ton. Ia the Fest the preach RS are OF
posed to the restriction bill because
they believe or pretend to believe. that
the Chinese who come to the United
States can be converted from idolatry
to Christianity. The preachers on this
coast, who are conversant with the
habits of the Chinese. know that they
are 50 devoted to their idols that not
one in twenty thousand of them re
nounces his allegiance to the gods of
his fathers and becomes, Christian.
This fact is so generally understood on
this coast that the ministers of various
religious denominations 10 San Fran
cisco autographed the President to sign
the restriction bill. while pre- ,chers in
she Eastern States eutreated him to
veto it. -
Political parties. like religious de-
nominations. also disagree on the Chi.
nose question. Every Senator and
Representative from the Pacific Coast.
whether Republican or Democrat. fa-
vored the bill, while with few excep.
tons. Eastern Republicans opposed it.
Neither are the Democrats by any
means unanimously 10 favor of RESTRICT
ing Chinese immigr zion, Notwith
standing the platform of principles
adopted at the st. Louis Convention.
when ,Dilden was npmin tied for the
Presidency, and which was ratified by
Q popular majority of about quarter of
. million, some Democrats in the Sem
ate and House of Representatives voted
against the restriction bill. The Chi
hese question must therefore. for the
present at least. be regarded as, a purely
sectional issue, which the people of
ths Pacific Coast, being hopelessly in
tae minority. Dan only expect to have
decided in their favor By going with
Che party that is known to be most in
sympathy with them.
The two great political parties are to-
day divided only in name. the great
bone Of contention being the spoils of
Office. To secure these spoils, in the
present evenly balanced condition of
parties, the vote of the Pacific States is
an important factor. and if the people
are true to themselves. and make the re-
striotion of Chinese immigration the
paramount consideration. they eau force
one or the other of the great parties to
unite with them and thus secure the
sbrogation of the Burlingame treaty,
which. since Hayes has decided in favor
Of the Cinnamon. is the only practica
bic method of suppressing the influx of
Asiatics to this coast.
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A COUNCIL BLUFFS girl, on suicide
intent. asked for morphine in drug
store The clerk suspected her pnr
pose, and sold her a powerful emesic.
She returned an honr afterward, ex-
pressed her opinion of man who
would deceive distracted girl in that
way, and demanded her money back.
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/ "AH, there are only a few more of us
great poets left!' sighed the Sweet
Singer of Michigan as she read the an
nouucement of the death OF Bayard
Taylor. And then she resumed her
poem on the "Sad Death of Johnny
Bobkins by falling off She'd"
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Over 10 OOO head OF cattle are shut up
cut OF thu grazing range In Nebraska,
netwsen, the two forks. of. the Platte
pxer. Toe deep SHOWS prevent their
seachla3 the grass. and some have
sire4d, starved. Fears are entertained
- lhe Toss of the entire herd. as
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SALT, SALT.
The Desert Salt Company

Is now prepared to furnish a choice article Of
MILLING SALT in quantities to suit
at reasonable rates.
ADDRESS ORDLRS:-"DEsEar SALT Com.
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NEW TO-DAY
Election Notice.

HNHERE will DE an election held at the
IL School HJuse. III Paradise school District
No. 8, Paradise Valley. humboidt County,
Nevada, on TUESDAY, APRIL LIST, 1879,
bet seen the hours OF 8 O'CLOCK A. NJ. and
o'clock P. M. of said day, for the pur-
pose OF submit ing to the qualified electors of
the district the question whether tax of
three thousand dollars (S3,000l shall be raised
to build and furnish a now school house in
the town of Paradise, Humbo DIT county ,
Nevada At such election the blllots sh IL
contain the words. "iax Yes.' or . fax No."
b. r. RILEY,
Board of School Trustees. NJ. spERaY
III. b. CARROLL.
Paradise, March g., 1879. I'd
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CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
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