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CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS -c-r7ZgEwEE-z7ses
COMPANY W J. HORNE. Pro <sassssAaH7-.-S<ssSgA
prietr.-Dear Sir: feel that | o-7c ~ "a
it TO ysu and I'd humanity 10 wri;"fFssa ~ ~
the fact that have been SUBSTAN- E<L-NM-1~>S
TALLY CURED of bad OF Y
Rupture Of thirty ears standing by Y
OF your incompa iriSSes, y
which purchased from you three
mouths ago. describe the suffering both phys
cay and mentally, that have undergone laring tAat
period: and now feel like being. have a..
kinds OF Trssses both Steel and Elastic and received
any permanent relief until tried yours It's simplicity Of
construction, and facility with which be adjusted
aud the and perfect freedom the motions OF the
body with which it be without causing any irr
taiOn its chief merits, and it is peect supporter
have not had any sign Of return Of the rupture since the
first day put and feel that perfectly CURED
is invaluable and fact should be known the world.
You refer tn the subject Of their merits
am truly yours, ALFRED J. BIZ RkE Chief Mail CLERK
s. f. Daily Evening Post Francisco, July 20 1878.
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cHas. ~. scHyiZ L. BROTHER.
IN TEE pssERIcr COURT oE TEE

=
Second Judicial District OF the State OF Nevada in
and for the County u onsby orena A Bero piantltf
Court Second Judicial district OF the of Ne
vada ana for the County Of Ormsby and the complaint
hted IN sha CoHny OF Trmsny III the one OF tne C.erk
ing John Bero defendant: You hereby required to
appear IN ar action bronght against you BY the above
named plaintiff in the District Court OF the second Judicial
District of the State of Nevada in ana for the County Of
Orraby and TO the complaint filed therein "a
Of which accompanies this s1m"nS) within ten days tex
elusive of the day of serVice) after the service you OF
his smnonsif served within this county; if served
Hu NJ this county hut within tins district within twenty
lays otherwise within forty daysor Judgment by default
wl be taken against YOU The said action is brought to
obtain decree Of divorce dis5olvng the bonds OF natrl
monY existing between plaintiff and yourself, the
grounds Of deserOn and abandonment. Plaintiff alleges
first that about the Sd day june H.
1876 defendant, without provocaton. will
fully deserted and abandoned plaintiff and since has
continued and now continues to desert and abandon her
second and that said mentioned date and
than last past the said defendant has
utterly failed and neglected TO provide for plaintiff he
any nj the necesSarieS of life which said
elect and failure and is not the result OF poverty
dtendant mart which he could not avoid bv ordinary in
iuStrv and further, that she is without fault in the
premises that there H living of the issue of her said
riage female child named Franketa Bero of the
nine years; that said child has been and deserted
ny defendant and lett 20 the support of plaintiff that The
defendant is unfit have the Of said child and her
cducl0n: that there is common property Of plaintiff
and defendant wherefore plaintiff prays decree al the
that the bonds between plaintiff and defendant be
dissolved that pending this action plaintiff have the
custody of the said minor child Franketa BerO that
the final hearing such ana custody be her
TINS acsl0n dGIeld mt De required TO
plaintiff such reasonable alnOny and counsel
ICES Just: that she her and have
relief she may be entitled fully
forth in plaintiffs complaint. Ard you hereby
titled that If you fail appear and the said
paint above required the said plaintiff will apply to the
the for the relief demanded in her complaint
Given under hand and the Seal Of the District Court
OF the Second Judicial District OF the state OF N'vads
and for the County of Ormby this Goth day October.
in the Of Lord Thousand eight hundred and
{ venIy -lne J. II. MARSHALL,
isEAL Clerk.
t. ) VAeIAS, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE ~ IL.
ACT eF CONGRESS APpRGyEDJgNE
- 3. 1878.
UNITE0 STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LAM OFFICE
CAIsoS Cry. Nevada October IS 1916.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern
That John Hansen, Of the county Of Wasloe State of
Nevada has this day filed in this Office his application No
H. to purchase from the United State, Government the
following described tract of land chiefly valuable for tim
ber and unfit for cultivation viz Southeast quarter of
section 90 in township No. II north range No 10 east
" d. NJ, containing $50 acres and situate within the
Carson City. Nevada, L. S. Land District.
Any and all having any interest i or claim t.,
said land adversely TO sad applicant hereby required
TO file such adverse claim with the register Of said Land
Office within the SIXTY DAYS period of publication
this notice. or, failing to do So they will be barred OF
such adverse right claim
octl660d C. n. HARRIS Register
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STATE TIMBER LANDS.

STATE LANS DEP ARTNRsT,
CARSON CITY, Nevada, Sept. -, 1879
LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTI-
"A FLED that the cutting of timber any pur-
pose any timber Notwithstanding the 10th and Both
school land sections belonging to the State of Nevada
contrary to law and that legal proceedings will he ius
tuted against all persons who have committed may
hereafter commit any such tresass and damage upon such
lands
Persons knowing ny depredations being committed
upon the growing timber OF Of the public school lands
Of the State respectfully requested to forward such
information to this office.
A. J. HATCH,
Surveyor General and er 0ffeo State Issd Register
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A Physdcsan's A. Years Experience

COLI META, Tu1Iumne Co, July l6, 1873.
". J. Horne, EsI-Dear Sir: For time past
have have usel in practice the California Elastic Hras
with entire satisfaction in most Of complicated hernia
of both During practice Of forty i've years have
found that would with the and certain
y retain the reqrHl adjustment, the pressure being a
ways under the liate control ot the patient The
simplicity and application il IF itself guarantee
every experienced phYSiriau have the honor 70 Ieni
by mail the amount iIe knowing that contribute the
alienation ii Afflicted humanity. Yours. truly,
p TIB3TIS, n. D.
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RArLnoAD LINES.
3 m "

gEa -. B
l1'il5s RICHMOND AND rETExsBUEo3
.esn RAILROAD COMPANY.
roM1fENCTNG SUNDAY, July g., 1879,
~ trains Oh this read will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1856 A. IL, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
s snd Gisen eSia kseish
jacksonville. Stops only at Chester
and Manchester, and ut Halfway On
500 4. NJ, ' xcco,iMo ALTON, daily make.
close connection Il, Petersburg With
railroad for Bristol Chattanooga.
Nashville, Memphis, Lynchb1rg,
FarInvilie. and other local stations on
that road, making same time as 10y
any other line. Stops al all regular
200 p. N. ACC a1TI,i TRAIN daily
texcent Sunday. Passengers taking
this train will make close connection
at Petersburg for Norfolk ,il o,,,,a
for Weldon. wilmington, Raleigh.
.s.. Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, Co
lumhia, Atlanta. Macon, MONTGOMERY
Mobile, New Orleans, and III: points
South and Southwest Pullman sleep
ing-car from Washington for Will
mipgt0n, Savannah, and the south
Stops ONLY at Manchester and Chester
and HALFWAY on signal.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:35 A. n, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
Potomac rsilroad fov al points North,
East, and West. Stops at Manchcs-
ter and Chester and at Halfway
and NJ Dr1Iry's Bluff, on signal.
a:25A. a., Accommodation TRAIN daily
Except Sunday. Stops 1t all Sta
7.1o M, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Except Sundavl. Stops only at Man.
chester and Chester, and Halfway on
on sigual.
a.5s p, N. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ane
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. Also, making close cenHec.
tion with the Chesapeake and OHIO
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all points North and West. This train
STOPS 1T Manchester and Chester, and
at Ralf- Way and Drury's Blum. oI
signal.
'1 STNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mOnc $40 A. NJ. and $50 L. NJ; leave Peters,
burg ego A. II. and 5:25 r. every sunday.
ny3 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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DANGER OF PENCIL-WRITING ON POSTAL
CAnDs.-A gentleman passing through Chi
cage recently wrote his mother postal.card,
using pencil; and signing his given name.
A rogue in some way got possession of the
card, and, with rubber, entirely etfaeed the
writing thereon, with the exception OF the
signature. He then wrote over the same.
in substance, that the gentleman referred
to had lest his money and clothing, ltut that
gentleman by the nane OF j. Rogers had
kindly lent hims20 10 proceed on his jour
ney, and requested that that amount he ln-
Enediately sent by money-order to that IN
sdividuaI, wtlo, il ass said was connected
with certain railroad there. Acting upon
this information, the motksr Immediately
pnaaured 40 order in favor 81 said Rogers.
She wrote her son, and in q few days re-
ceiped telegram from him to the effect that
his postal had been tampered with. Upon
being apprised OF the fact, the lady imme-
diatey Informed Postmaster James of the
case. A telegram was sent to the Chicago
postmaster TO stop payment OF the order,
and, If possible, to get possession OF It. On
Monday Mr.. james, ut New York, received
q letter encIosing the: order from the Chi
cago posEofice, with the remark that "the
order was presented on the 9th instant, and
upon stating to the patty that Instructions
had been received by telegram toreflise
he left without ceremony, aud did
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s.OrHER" AUTHORITY J a,e p ~. : -,
= .nos. tina, the children Of Richmond are
.s,rnt 10 follow q the csstora Of tue PEST
49, and speakers y aud not their blum
,sa 49,. we picked rp Haryes's Grammar
r vote and on page 200 found the fo''
loving warning addressed to pupils VINO
are about to engage IN writing coapose-
sfons:
CAUTION y.-Avoid the improper om.s-
sion OF pronominsls in making co'1F"i :.
sons. r.,x,h .,oro
Than all hrs children. 3. No one is SO A.he'
n. me as he. 3. John thinks he IS sIs,.eI
than ANYBODY. 4. he owns more 1sRa tna !.
snv man in the country. 5. NO coaotry Is
60 cnld "a Greenland. s. There Is no iano
30 fertile anywhere.
The reader will see that here are siS
sentences modelled after those which mes
who ought to know better graEe'y tell u
are .good English" but every one Q
which the author OF the grammar assure'
ms Is wrong. Let US correct the sentences
Jacob loved Joseph more than all af
o,he- children. 2. No one asse Is so klno Q
me "a he. s. John thtuks be is smarter 49,
ANYBODY else. /. He owas more iand ossl'
any other man ia the country. o. no 0oss
country Is SO cold as Greenland. 3. l"er
A. mo- other land so fertile anywhere.
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3 : br,.b.nfl WIS brutal and diasipated. Is
~ al fesn Ike him T should have deserved
= vile ike her, Obi but my wife her,
henrt was innocent, her soul aneenc.
Che inyed her husband even in the mement
iuhen her husband killed her. ! DO NOT
nnn, what / did during the nrst
h hnu that followed. When | came
hosI.. "a tse consciousness OF the nor.
s9l]e reality I was In the vault, BESIDE the
n ,s saw the Tia slowly raised and Inc
Sesd woman WITHIN rose noiseiessiY DeIoIe
me p-as stretched. stiff and stafK, pesIae
she coffy,, one Srnd on its edge ana Tue
~ her heneath her head. The Ups OF the
gnrnse were wbR.e; one drop OF otood nahS
from rs,ern. She bent slowly towards me-
onenevi her eyes as when l murdered ner:
ann kissed ms right band. The drop OF
blood fell agasa on my flesh; ner eyes snu1
once more. she fell back on her co,a l'iiio"'
anna the coffin closed over her oeaa eooy.
- A, short time after was a"akeneo Wy
,nain ms sharp as that produced by SCOT.
,rp;.,,,s cling, I rushed into the open air. Ii
rs early morning. No one saw me. The
.Sron q, bIsod had disappeared, there was
M outward sign Of the pain, ana yet the
.snot where the blood had fallen Burned as
ts,ouph being eaten away by q corrodine
no;son. The pain gave me no respite, and
increased from hour to hour. 1eouid sieeE
sometimes, but even then l never lost con
Seriousness OF my suffering. There was no one
70 whom I could make complaint, and fol
that mater there was 40 one who woule
| have believed my; story. You have beer
witness to the intensity OF nay suffering
and vox know how much your operation
relieved me. But az coon as the Wounf
heals the pain comes back. 1t has come
now for the third time, and have no long
er the strength to struggle against 1t: In al
hour I shall be dead. One thought con
soles meas she has avenged herself on mi
in this world she will perhaps forgive me Ii
the next. thank you for your good ofnces
NAV Ged reward you for them1'
A few days after the newspapers
ST. recorded that one OF our riches
Handed proprietors had blo%n out d.
brains. Some attributed the suicide e
grief at bis wife's death; Others. who wer
better Informed, to an ineurable wound
Those who knew best said be was mono
maniac, and his wound, which could DOT b
cured. existed only in his imagination.
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me story I'm Brief.

n ~
r,ho prosessor,s statement is thus sum-
nariyed in the form Of an interview IN TUG
New York Graphic:
Did he fConklingl come after you with
a shot.gunt" .,
nYaw; he shoots NIT me, tinks."
90 Hd YOU given him any cause OF Oh
fences" 80
6. Wasn't there? Didn't be try 10 sboo'
yous" ,,,,y
"Not who?" -,
"vell, dose NEWSPAPERS not got n''n
@Didn't the large gentleman from WASH
tngton try to stop him from shootihe
yeu?" ta,Is
"Mad at the large gentleman7"
4 "Vell, I tinks so.'
| "Why, 7 thought he was after you
Yaas, he comes NIT nae mit his gum
but"
"But WHAT"
/ .VelI. dere yasl, a leethe misbtake. !
wash coming NIT der oder rofe and ne meets
me and says By -. Say sou goes ZOE to
brint dis in der paper?"
i "NeYer mind about that" :,
| uNein. I knows noding at all apout IL.
1 6. Ain,t YOU the German nnslc-leacuci
! whose brains he wanted to blow out1
/ uHe wanted ter plow all ter pralhs Out
BE wash eggzited." Ill.,, o,,,
"Well, what did he want to DO" your
brains out for ?"
"Mine friend, ish not at liberty to say
Yell. I ist der man he pints der gun at. ou
he wash more madden at somepodies eise.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-14

THE PRoPosED FALL-RIvER EXODUS
PuU River, Mass. August l2.-A6out 4oo
operatives assembled tonight to hear the
report of Michael Connolly. recently sent to
INSPECT lands OF the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe railroad, with view OF FORMING
an euigrant colony from this city. lie gave
a glowing account of the fertility OF the
land, but said he could advise no one to &c
there who did not have from $500 to 5000
as the country was oyerrun with negro
refugees, who were doing all kinds OF WORK
which they could find, and it would make
hard competition Tor any one going there
without some money.
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IS ENFIELD" NEAR YORK RIVER,
II IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

Pursuant TO decree of the Circuit Couct OF
Gloucester county entered In the case oil Iiliatcrro
rs Benson. &c. | will, as special commissioner
offer for sale at public auction. 1T Gloucester court
house. on MONDAY the lst day of september
1879 the estate called ENFIELD" situated with
IN little over mile of Cappahosic steamboat wharf
on York river. I'm Gloucester county. ms estate
contains AL ACRES. and Is 4 most dcs irlh!e pro-
perry. The soil is adapted to The growth OF grains
and vegetables, and would especially cnmlnend IL
self TO any one DESTROYS of engaging III the business
of trucking. which s argelv pursued IN the ncign-
borhood. The DWELLIN.i-llUUSE is large ana
ccmnlodous ana the out buildings ample for a'l tic
purposes of the farm. II deemed adfantas eous TIC
land will he snhdiyidcd into two or more tracts.
THE TERMS OF SALE are cash enough 10 pay 'nc
costs of suit and expenses Of sale ana rs 10 me re-
idue Of the purchase-mOney. on 4 credit Oh IN
twelve and eighteen months. interest 10 run Gu tic
deferred payments from the day OF SAFE; ana nonnS
10 be executed by the purchaser Tor inc neicidGu
payments 10 the commissioner with pcr>otal secu-
rily; title to be retained until Inc "hoe pur'.aTIs
money Is nald The sale Is To Dr. lnauc suoJTct ~ 1T
rxpcciant right of dover in the property OF The
WILLIAM Is. TAllAFERRo.
jy 31-Th4w Spcc'a' 'oN''i' iSsio"ei'