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Nv Neighbor.


Love thou 'nS ne'xn1"f, VIZ are 'on,
E'.h 40 unset 'hM ereea ! no'''
NJ lovely neizhoor; OIL ~e meet
IL lonei, lane. or crowded street,
She little thinks how. On Day,
She must have missed her usual way,
~ ~, ,, nv" .oe ~, VI w.
xr,,n n.,'. .nIo 'ne .'es :. so. sA,r'
We. woman with her .m,linv mien.
And .ouI r,le.ti,IIy .erene
Sh. nas,e. ,nr. uneon.eiou. ouccn.
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They strike at the root of the disease by
purifying the blood. Try them now and do
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column.
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MOST PERFECT OF JUVENILE MAGAZINES ,
Is what the Detroit Free Press calls 81.
Nlchptds. Its growth in England is Keeping
pace with It's success in this country, aud the
English papers are unanimous in praise OF
us beauii-s ~ the American press. The won
deriuI CHRISTMAS number" just issued, the
nrst edition of which is l0i, 900, il y graudly
illustrated Holiday book Of one hundred pages,
containing, besides its capital Christmas aud
fairy stories, and original pictures by the best
American artI-ls, the first chapters of two
splendid seriAls-one, n story Of the alven-
lures, in thr American tropics. OF n party on,
gagged IN The capture of wild animals for "A
menagere, and a humorous serial by Ro.siter
johnson.
'Bright-eye-," the young ponca Indian
maiden whose sketch Of Indian life is to'ap-
pear IN the January ~. SichDlas, writes as
foilow- 10 the editor Of tIat magazine
1T seems so hard to make white people be-
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passions sud affections with themselves; tha,
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harder. for we are ignorant, and we feel as
badly when We fail they do. Thai Is the
reason | have written nv story ss | have
II would be so much better Tor NV
people II the white people had more
thorough knowledge OF them, because we have
ielt deeply the results OF their ignorance of
US
A year. subscription to So Nicholas is ,
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WIZ commence the Two serials mentioned
friee, $500 year, The Christina, number is
for sal everywhere for 30 cents Published
by Seribuer 4 Co, T43 Broadway. New York,
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FATE's sPIrE.-There is in Detroit TODAY
man who was wounded five times in less
than ten minutes at Fair Oaks. The first
bullet entered his left arm; the second gave
him seasp-wound; the third hit him in tho
foot the fourth buried itself in his shostlder,
and the fifth entered his right leg, While
he was being carried to the rear, the first
two men who took him were Killed. While
his wounds were being dressed, an exploding
shell almost buried him under an avalanche
OF dirt In being removed further to the
rear, runaway ambulance horse carried him
half a mile and dumped him out, and vet to-.
day he is seemingly hale and hearty, and
walks without limp,
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Z Z vA110 ~. 1sG1sea. ,. ].
lyys
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The leading Sciensisss Of to-day agres
that most diseases ART caused by iisoriered Kid
neys or Liyeg- II, therefore, tn. Kidneys and
Liver are kept in perfect order, perfect health will
be the result This truth has only b en known a
short time and for years people Suffered great
agony without being able ~ find relief. The die
eovery of Warmers safe Kidney and Liver Cure
marks a new era ! the treatment Of these troubles.
Made Ironl simple tropical leaf OF rare value,
II contains just the elements necessary nourish
and invigorate both OF these great organs, and
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POSITIVE Resseay for all the diseases that
cause pains in the lowe part of the body-for Tor
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II IL an excellent and safe remedy for females
during Pregnancy. IL win control Menstruation
and Is invaluable for Leueorrh9a Falling OF the
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As a blood Purifier Il is unequalesi, for il cures
the organs that make the blood
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BUCKSPORf and BANGOR RAILROAD
CHANGEOF TIME.
October 18th, 1880.
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS
STAGE CONNECTIONS
Notice.

THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF ths
j East Bluehin Gold and Silver Mining o.. viii
he held at the secretary's Onlee. in Bucksport. on
"Wednesday. January 5, A. d., lsei. Al ; o'eiocs
Il. NJ.
%. y. CU>NiNGHAM. see.y.
Bueksport. Dec. 10, 1850. swsi
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SLEhfIES> AND MELANe HOLY. To c0guilss -
uu ni-rs Hlsi hr1nEs nrIther peace rvsi- Atan-
d 70 the torture, II NaEefaln-ss and desgn4ecy
tssVicia ~ trtssuia prays tr .l.p itE daylight ta
inrnseat bat that which b. enlures Morning fnc
Eim Win h-isi0s eyes feserish aud weak. if plan
to AZ that this f.ftf itss mental and pin
tsfcrs confinne. What shall - dtB.g Ahandp1
al qaietifS rrrlctss sleeping uiAtures- RESTORE
The AFfkIf1E. ENRICH THE BLOOD Mh.n fh.
brain and evrfy urF organ nouTished ard streu.fen
ed by ueS blood siesp III frturn and with Il ehesrfs
ness and health. To accomplish tiis zrrAt Work
melicnc fs-i Ia zofid successfully combine,
tie ei.nsnis nccrsssr1 20 succss- MALI BiTTEk>
which pr par'i WITHOUT ffsaa Cana
dian BAILEY MALI and HOPS. and are fue ffutn ia.
oos-ctlsns urged against malt bquurs
Ass for MALI BirrfEs prepared by The Malt BITTER.
CoNFANT aBd that every t.sifls t-ars thu TE2pf
NAEk LAsEL- duiy signed and eIicls.. IN line,
A. cut
MALI BITTERs ar, for sale by all Druggist
Iyris
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from Wednesdays Daily.
almaEundi


A dispatch from Sau Francisco this
evening states that the citizens ticket
at the charter election Yesterday is
elected by about 5000 majority. and
that Burns for Senator is victorious by
about tho same number.
Ham Mccain gives notice That n
gr and ball will be given at the Hotel at
Halleck Station on Wednesday the eth
of April. to which his friends. and the
public generally are cordially invited.
4 pleasant time and a good attendance
is expected.
Harry Lorraine, the we'll known
San Franciscan, is in town engaged in
tuning pianos. Harry is IL perfect
master OF the art, as the instruments he
has overhnulel amply testify. and those
having pianos requiring tuning can now
have them properly adjusted at reason
nble figures.
William Il. Taylor, an old time we'll
known resident OF this place, passed
through here by the east bound train
last evening. He was direc; from Bodie
OIL II mission, which is to furnish to
Eastern 'pcculntors q few golden oppor.
tunitics to invest their ~grecubacks in
valuable Western mines.
Mr.. joseph w. Kinsley. ono OF the
publishers OF the Masonic Monthiy, n
magazine published in the Interest Of
the Fraternity, Mt San Francisco. called
upon us to-day. in company with some
of our citizens. Mr.. Kinsley is canvass
ing for subscribers to his magazine, aud
has. No understand, been very generally
successful among the members of tho
Fraternity. He will probably remain
in town tomorrow.
Mr.. Hotclling n former resident Of
Railroad District, and we'll known to
many Of readers. wal a passenger
by tho enst.bound train last evening.
He is making q flying trip to the East
from Arizona in which territory he has
made his home, for some yenrs past.
We didn't have timo to hold converse
with him. but his robust and cheerful
appearance would indicate that the
world has latteTly gene vol with him.
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IHaIoaxunai.

98OeNhs
A. II. Lorraine 10 In town. looking a.
iouery Al usual.
son Of General Grant Vas a passon-
ger by the wsst bound train yesterday.
Thorn and Darwin. the celebrated
i~llusionists, will arrive here from Eureka
this evening, or tomorrow.
The sick members Of the family of
emigrants which left the train at this
place about two weeks ago. have rocov-
cred their health, and this morning
proceeded by the train on their route
west.
A choice lot OF nice CRASHED mutton
and lamb has just been received from
California by Messrs. Russell & Bradley
and is for sale at their markets. It Is
rich. sweet and juicy. We have tried it
and speak by the card.
The stage company has n forco 6f
men employed in repairing the road on
the mountain North OF town. The
men go out by the stage in the morning
aud return hero in the evening. They
have been engaged in the work for sew
eral days past. and went out again this
morning.
Another car load OF lum Der for III
Elko Consolidated Mining Company, at
Railroad District arrived here from tho
west this morning. and vas unloaded
to day. Two teams loaded with gem
eral merchandise for that camp started
out this morning,
A lady Oh tho west bound train yes
terday morning asked Conductor Hop
kins, when the rain reached here, how
long it waited for breakfast, and on be-
Ing Informed that % minutes was the
allotted time. remarked that that was
ample for her to masticate what food
she required, but thought it might
hardly be sufficient to accommodate her
mother, who accompanied her. The
speaker. although seventy years of age,
evidently regarded herself as still qnite
q young thing. but tho mention Of her
mother as being present caused Hop"
to open his eyes in ns%:onishment, aud
sure enough, here came the mother of
the 40 year old lass. who accompanied
her daughter to breakfast. Tho ago Of
tho elder lady vas ascer.s;nad tn be
lO3 years. The interesting couple were
bound for Sau Francisco. but We were
unable to ascertain their
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From Thursdays Daily.
SnIuIR.undI.

SaImn=undI.
Notice OF appeal in the Lopez murder
cGse vas served upon the District Attor-
meg aud County Clerk. by counsel for
the defense, yesterday. The case goes
t. the Supreme Court.
The County Clerk has just issued
another license permitting a. couple OF
single PERSONS Of tho opposing sexes to
become double il they SO elect, and it
is presumable they will Roon be
elected.
The Thorn and Darwin entertainment
last evening, vas the best OF its charac-
ter that over visited this section, but
unfortunately the audience was misera-
bly, small. The flying cage; the water
vases and all the cabinet tricks were all.
Solutc marvels of art.
Some courteous cusses hnvo been
helping themselves from the wood pile
Of the hostler at tho Stage Stable, aud
the yonn9 man desires to give them
notice that he is about to saw ii up now,
and hopes they will take all they want
before h. cIpends any labor upon it.
The Department at Washington has
just added to the foreign money order
range OF the PostoGice hero. France, and
its African Province, Algeria. The ar
rangement takes effect to. day, and here
after, money orders on Great Britain.
Canada, France, and Algeria. as we'll AS
upon any money order Office In the
United States, can be had upon applicn-
ton at tho Office here. t... Dave
The family OF tho late ". s. Van
Drri!en has Just arrived in New York
on their return from Holland. VIM. Van
Dreilrn, stage agent here. yesterday re-
ceived n dispatch from his aunt. in that
city, requesting tina. her son Thomas,
tho only member Of the family which
remained here, join tho other mem.
bers at South Bond, Indiana, fot which
place they wero about TO start. South
Bend Is Mrs. Van Dreilen's native
place, and some OF the family still re-
side there. In response to tho dis.
patch Tommy started eastward by tho
train last evening.
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That Gem HuHEIc.

The San Francisco CaronieIe published
u solution of IL, ID, ii puzzle in 1873
moves. having received the same from
the East. We can go the Chronicle,
man considerable better on that propo-
si,ion. An Eiko boy. twelve years OF
age. son Of Gabriel Cohn. has worked
out the same result in a. III ives, rs fol.
lows:
~. 9, 1 down; 3. 2, I right; 8. Q, IL
MP; 10, II, IL left; =, 1. ; down; 2, |, 3
right; o.. -. IL W.; Il, IL. s left; (. 3.
down; l. :. 0 right; Is, IL mp; 10, IL
left; Z down; G., Is right; 10, Il up; II
left; II, - down; 10 right; ii up; IL
left; II up; IL right.
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Ladies' who Ohio $40 TO make or su.
perintcnd the making OF your own gar
ments. The most stylish and perfect
fitting costumes a DO produced at a
largo saving in money by using the
Domestic Paper Fashions. Patterns
mailed to any address on receipt Of
price In postage stamps. Send stamp
for catalogue 10
J. W. Evans,
Domestic" Fashion Parlors;
o San Francisco
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IRON Atosdsy sD.ny.l
4alAAxunAl.

@. c. Goodwin Of the Virginia Enter
prize. passed through here BY tho east
bound train Saturday evening.
1t Is announced that the Western
Union Telegraph Company will make .
general reduction OF its rates. on I . LIST
Of next mouth.
Ham Mccain came down from his
home at Halleck Station. this morning.
He looks powerful peeked" yet. but is
able to navigate with the assistance Of q
crutch. He's bound 70 make the trip IL
it takes all summer.
Thorn aud Darwin. the Royal 1llu.
sionists, are reported as coming to
Elko. Their performances are said to
be Of a most marvellous character; III, ir
exposure Of spiritual ESQ called trick.
cry. being chief. They could make an
exhibition here pay. without doubt.
The election takes place in San FRAN.
cisco tomorrow, aud in consequence,
there will be no session Of the Stock
Board. Business generally, in the city,
will be suspended. in order that the
better class Of citizens may have no ex-
cuse for remaining away from the. polls.
Reinhart & Co., are receiving to-day
from San Francisco. a new lot Of dry
goods, embracing choice selectionc Of
ladies dress goods, hats, etc. which
,stlI L. 1s,l.. TO- SpaNoN.-. Ill.
evening. In order to secure the latest
styles from the Pacific Coast fashion
emporium call in at Rcinhart L. Co.'S
Immediately.
Since the removal OF The United States
Stage Company's Office from the east
ern corner Of the Depot Hotel. TO the
small aud more convenient room ndjoin-
ing the b%ar-rooni, Mr.. Clark has had the
partition between the former Office and
the coffee stand removed, thus materi.
nlIg charging the latter. A new floor
is being laid; The counte extended, and
additional shelving put UP. which will
make the coffee stand a roomy and
c~oinmodious retreat for those passen-
GERS by the traius who prefer an nppe-
rizinG lunch to n square meal.
The announcement that Prof. Plummer
Sould appear at Freeman Hall Satur-
lay evening. drew out n large aud mp.
prcciative audience on the Occasion,
and the general expression OF sentiment
from those present, Is that the enter
tainment WAS first elias in every partic-
Mar. Aside from his powers as mn
perception of the sublime aud the
ridirulous is particularly keen enabling
aIm to keep them distinctly separate,
~ strictly maintaiug the narrow barrier
shich divides them. His hard.shcll
sermon. with the ancient legend regard
rng Old Mother Hubbard nnd her
poverty stricken canine, ~ a text. be-
lie being exceedingly iuirth provoking
-"rvcd also To illustrate the absu rdiiy Of
= deluSc OF words with u dearth of
IDEAS. and was a pointed satire upon
he ridiculous style adopted by a class
II preachers now, happily, almost e1.
tinct. Plummor's reudiiions from noted
authors ARE equally good with his srlcc.
t'oms, aud the facility with which he
odhp'S himself to ANY character which
he desires Ia assume IL remarkable and
!orma n Of The most attractive iea.
tur,s Of his entertainments. He started
for ruScarorn this morning, and will
shortly appear before all audience at
tlint place.
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The Battle Mountain Fire,

The train from tho West Saturday
evening brought the lows Of n dostruot.
i've fire which II ,d occurred ai Battle
Mountain during the day. by which the
large Hotel and eating station belong
ing to Dow H~untsmnn, together with
tho Central Pacific Freight house were
totally destroyed.
We arc glad 10 hem that Dow was in.
sured on his building to. tue amount Of
$4,000, which will cover the greater
part OF his loss. Tho amount OF freight
destroyed in the G. +. depot building il
estimated ut not over u 81, 1000.
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A picture which has just been mounted
nj the furniture establishment of Messrs.
Brown Il Gooding, and now at their
wnrcrooms awaiting shipment to tho
owner, has. attracted much attention
during the past three days, and IL is
we'll worth n trip 10 that end OF town. to
look upon. The picture is in size. 32x
40 inches. aud represents Queen Mar.
gnr Il In regal attire, surrounded by the
officers OF State, receiving feom her
throne the oath Of allegiance from Lord
Warwick. who in tho mailed armor and
short Spanish cloak OF the period, hum.
bly, kncels before her.
The entire piece is worked in bril-.
lian,ly colored worstod, nearly niuo
hundred different shades OF which, on.
toripg into its composition. The iurni.
ture and drnpcry OF the room; the pos.
lures OF the persons represented. and
the accurate shading throughout. even
TO the minutcst detail, no hnrmonizo as
n whole, that at the distance OF o fw
fee, tho piece has ovory appearance OF
n beautiful painting,
This admirable picture Is tho work Of
Mrs. T. A.. Jones Of Carlin. aud M n
specimen Of high art may possibly be
tqhaied, but cannot DO excelled. Over
thrco months tine was eonsumod IN ils
production.
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PntMSEY DEPARTMENT.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 wish Everbody 20 Knov,

hev. George Fl. Thayer, ond old citi.
zen Of this vicinity known to every one
as n most influential citizen, and Chris
tian member of the N. E. Chuffck just
this moment stopped in our store to
say, II wish everybody to know that l
consider TINT both myself and wife owe
u lives to Shiloh's CONSUMPTION
Cure" It is having q tremendous sale
over our counters and Is giving perfect
satisfaction in all cases Of Lung Dis.
eases, such as nothing else has done.
BounDoN. Ind. May is, 1870.
Dns. MErcHKTr 4 FRAscE.
Sold by +. +: Muller. Drisgisi, Elko.
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Tho Cross and How or Hope
4 remarkable phenomena ia tn
heavens, was witnessed by a number OF
porsonsa nj this place, last Friday night
between niue aud ten o'clock. Acros
the surface nf the moon. which at ia"
time n shining brightly, appeared
two narrow bands Of light; ,qnnl in
brillinncy nthnt luminary itself, and
extending ont far beyond it's disc; one
at right angles with the horizon and the
other parallel to Il. the two forming n
perfect cross, the whole remaining clear
and distinct for the space Of several
minutes. At tho same tiulc. aud at n
distance Of apparently q half.milo 70 the
northSnrd, a rainbow. forming tho seq.
ment Of a circle, the lower portion of
which extended about half way to the
eastern horizon, made its appearance.
also remaining clear and distinct. abou,
a couple Of minutes. During tue phe.
nominal o%xhibition. n heavy mass OF
dark, wstery looking clouds hung to the
northward, but tho moon. which was
noar the zonith, shono clear aud bright.
Both phcnonens vero observed with
much interest, aud the cross appearing on
Good Friday night is acoincidcncc that
might furnish the dovont believer with
additional faith veto IL required.
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Geo. IL. Meiss. Wells.
g.. NJ. Parker, Sacramento.
I. Sullivan. do
T. Jones. Paradise Valley.
j. b.. Mcdonald, Tuscarora.
ID. Holcomb aud wife, Bull Run.
O.. W. Duncan, South Fork.
G.. NJ. Vincent, do
j. ii. Taylor. Kolion.
j.. II. Hadloy, Corinno.
Dan. Murphy, Halleck Station.
Dan. N. Murphy, do
Ham Mccain. do
u. O.. Howos, Boston.
l.. n Upton, 81. Louis.
A. j. Roulstoue, Bullion.
j. Dridmorc, Tuscarora.
j. ID. Bacon. do
Charles Smith. do
g. Z. Mayer. Fort Halleck.
John Taylor aud wife, Oregon.
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rAa R.r.l ih..,..isia

Messrs. Thorn & Darwin. whose fame
in the Prestidigitsting art has for weeks
past been heralded throughout the coast
arrived here Us announced in the IxDE-
PENDANT. aud will appear at Freeman
Hall, tonight. Their proficiency in
the art is amply rouched for b5 the
press Of every portion Of the country
which they visited, and tho following
from the Carson appeal is given as IN
evidence Of the appreciation in which
their exhibitions Gere Eeld while at tho
State Capital;
"rhose who attended the entertain
ment Of Thorn & Darwin Mt tie Oiera
House last evening. were mys,i6ed and
delighted at the cleverness Of their
tricks. Mr.. Thorn as n pretidigator, is
fully the equal of Hermann, ard in
some respects his superior. AZ he does
his sleight Of hand without the aid Of
trap tables. His dexterity with a pack
OF cards Is marvellous. Ono of his
most astonishing decisions is the flying
cnge trick. He appeared at the foot
lights with n small wicker cage in his
hands, containing n live canary biri.
Suddenly cage and bird disappeared
like a fash, and in response to AN ell
core the trick was repeated in the midst
of the audience. The Davenport cabi.
net mystery was probably the most in
teresting portion Of the performance.
The gentlemen use u three door cabinet
similar to that in which Baldwin and
other mediums perform. Last evening
u committee OF three gentlemen was
selected by the audience 10 tie the ill.,
sionists in the cabinet. This WAS care
fully done aud the Knots sealed. As
soon as the doors were closed Il perfect
din of noise followed. The sounds
ceased. and on opening the doors the
men were found tied Us before. Tie
cabinet vas then left open and the mau-
ner of doing the trick shown"
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No DeceptIon Uaed.

It Is strange SO mdhy pSobiS viii
continue 10 suffer day ai,Sf day win
dyspepsia, liver complaint. constfpGtioa:
sour stomach. geRerd debility. ~Rstt
they they can procure at MY stole Silt:
loh's vitslizei, free " Cost II &c doet
not cure or relieve them. Price rs
centsi Sold by f. =: Esditsf, Dfrt.
sist.
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PnorEssoE j. F. BBRxxn has opened {
School of Fine Arts. south 81 tie Depot
Hotel, where PennaushiP, drawing and
painting wiii TO tRught IN d thorough
and proficient manner: Old RRd a.:
faced photographs enlarged to any
sizes Gna made clear and distinct: Mr.;
Burner makes the painting Of Pottfsttt
4 specially.
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A good paying mercantile busitsss
including house and 10. and feady sale;
able stock. Mt fgdtes below Cost! ttsSK
Of health. and d desire ID moys oIt Of
tho country. ifo tie causos ptonHptinS
the. glove offer. For particulars sppiy
at this Office. ELko. Jan. IS. 1880. .