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EATAlEItlf CURE.
Swallowing Poison.

Hwnltn:vtnF md nha!In1 tho noxtnn4 Impurities
generated BY Cnnrth, pH1euH mt htnnD tho nis.al or.
xilts, hut tho st1nIctb ard ARa. No tisttly t,cMt
rgc'1y 1Ikn hoNcfirs md !tl-ftuhtp Hnu1s cn pos.
t!h'y iench oe eradicate tic xlrnent tpuruIes of
Cnttsrt. This fnct GIpnlhs thH wnrdGriH1 cures
e1Gctni by llr Wei lir Meyer'a new 1noctitn itG
Treatment. The elements nsFh ~ him nf1 ntrsHrs~
BY tflN mucous 1r!nrnnH thfnuxfl1nt ttla hyAHs md
fIrIn tnnnl ns vol ~ lncal nntlut8. nj
ceFtnln IN rMrc CntHrr ~ ynrcnG virus Ia tn prH-
yunt AHln-Fox: Il. nnprnecdGntct sntD with nnsn.
ticittt trrtlil,Innls frnt tnhny thousands wt at n11
atslar~ Hf thE s3ts.nse. hmvn hc~n clre.l by this
wonderful rDntdy. establish. beynHd contradiction
thn fart TINT VII lpr Meyers tnlsnrrh t;tlre Ii
y. no1t i,,tstlns sn"fa d:sng%ty rs s,hc" vnsf.n.
wr!Hs; "tnc t,nrkaHe pruduccd = telhs, cura."
frrnd fr,lm tnsnrrI for 40 yss j. ii. AIc iionnl,.
t1n litoadwnYt y. y: q" cured ns ntGr luetUrlnx
". Nn.hinxtnn.}. .}.lntc. n. ": ~ can arrnk for
sssn Z: ssnf ~o nsss ua Tt
S "Exs5'ho{ -" TROUBLED rt t;astfi su .. .9s
t'htnvp. l "Fur SIX yrnra did moi htenth thrt'nHh
TaM Sir.., +: shs"sy; -. .;;n Hnr,n,-'t,
s:r..,k AtnGt,s lioM' Gnc.x2 ~ sss;fcd NJ =
hsskll, n T.: ut rsifevuI mH nE a Rrent PniyPn*."
". q. Trmesdcl!. II. D.. E!aIn. ~: &c. he Ac.,
tc Ur. Wei Uc Mayars "'rrrnt1se" I. mntfcd
il H. nkW EY Co. u iIey-ht. N. y. nj 90 u1t-
, 1880-11-22
HOME GATHERINGS,
LIVELY HEHHATIOy,


A lively sensation WAs crGnttHl carly ycster'
day afternoon by tho arrlvni or coiir'er from
Hyde park With tho information thlt Eessc1
WINS burning iii Tho luke about fur lnl!es ''uo
cAst from, the Bnhurb Hoycrnl policemen
hstoned to tho tug centrc md tn tess tLtI'o ld'ill
It takcs 10 write this tho tugs J. q. Ennllboil'
Tom brown, J. @. Ingram. and q. u. Green
wire rushing IN tho Objection Of tho st'cno "f
eon.laRrat!on at full 5peeA. 4 short tlIslnuun
southeast of tho Government breAkwhtcr tho
totilia met tho tug a. BilIlcr retarnalp lrts-
urcly from q trip to South Chicago. wflt!h-
cr sho bud ,towcd tho schooner tiOlrl
Wcst. Capt. 0orsuan was piled with questions
c,nceFnlux tho burning sh!l', md rcl!nd that ~
hid sepn nothing unNaual 0H tho WY, li1 tt'.
nIurketl thut hlA E0lrsc tthlk him ul,Ilt lnllr
miles outside ot tiy.iu tArkt and sagcstet TINT
us thu liretnau hNa put In Il lire Abt,ut tha ttMu
ho was pnsstng tlnt pnlnt thu gxnt t,rnl'lo must
hnvu tAkcn tho Atnuku MrIsug thutefrilIt Aluso
tho vApor which cnsilsuatct tho Burfaru IT Tho
Inko nil hid tho tuK frs,su yluW III CtthtnY fr'm
u ullrltHX vessel. The OK pla,lAtul aVteaFt'! ~
satisfactory thnt thG seArula was nut prtsceI!ts.
ptly further. TAe scurO WIS u llruty unu Whlle
1t lAsscl, ana cost moro thau ouu rrpuEtus u
warm chase.
DOCK NOTES.
Last uvennx tho schooner j. G. Mastcll. loaded
with corn, was toWcd down to tho lower harbvr
, 1880-11-22


Tour HuNos, MIch., Nnv..l.-FnRscd up-l'rn-
pc.lUrA j. 1riiKeon, scotiA, lln,icntna ail coll
sort, concstogh and cotlsurt, tug Vulcan aud
enisOrt.
Arrived up and wenthcr. bo,lnd--Topellcrs Al
pou al,tl tow, II. Ilowuru ant barts burlington
MD inrHcs, t. Prln1ivie and cnmsort, liny CITY
sci,M'i,ors j. i Iiaiisy Eilun spry, rrinldA, U.
-I'own- -pmrpolors Q. !. Knrs!,aw, New York,
t,.,ll. Oscnla. Aieen. MD er,surt; syh',iers T.
y. NArsu. Hello Mitchell, i. Winslow, T. Il. How
Wind wcst, brisk; frccznr hard.
NGFrA1Al.
Special nlsrafeh to 1hs Chicago 1ftaunt.
nurpAtx,, N. r.. Nov. 1.-Arrivas-rroGcller
Chnl,ticuv lfllrltnt, scho0nnrs Stampede. Snrth
GGhs; Gis. u ,s'l Ii "Gss isrS J. ,, II ssa, Gheso;
propeller WinslYw, Duluth.
Observation-Disclosures IttsIug Star, scotin, COIL.
Goat frcixhts dull anu ~ cl,artors ropnrtcd
ltaies .iilaltercl NJ II to CcnNt, mud sl1!wAiiHg1
Cat,nt IruIgata tlrln Ut ecs4s ulb wheNt 1nu ~
tAklng i0ads.
Special Dispaieh iu Tat Ehteaao Tribune.
pETlttyIT, Mich. Nov. 1l.-ll0unt! Mts-l'ropel.
lcr C0psttix,I md ttSort; Aten!n- -DarKea ToWl.'
sosnI, WcstfuiG anl cuilsHrt ltd schooner sca-
mMn, schooner Adventure.
Fountain Clsy, JaIan: stcun.bnrge Yosemite
ard eo.lsort. suhoauer charles fostcF.
Wtnl-HoutAwest, frpsl; co'ss.
MILWAUKEE.
Hptetal nttpateh to 7as Chicago Tribune.
1f1LwAuKEH, NOy. al.-I1a scnW sph stMr win
cc.!ar posts rrom Stony CrcVk fnr EhicaK.,,
sought shelter n9ru to-day rayi!y ,uea ,. dnrWsr:
1ul!a sni,f oa,i % ". IT, cInj''ian. 1ua'i'sr of
yctsals rssrtI n,.rlil9 silv ,lny MunMp tho hike,
oo sst,se shs WIS is assisc @ slaxh ,he iso s ii tlo
river by tho tug Welcome.
, 1880-11-22
70 force pa'Hngc through, ms tJ.niRht Is by far

~ IHEcuN u plsHnHc Inrf,iHH, rs lUAnlRht ~ Wy 'HF
Thc Giov,Ia'ni II a,ca,iar % Northwest. which loft
hero iD@O lust nlE',1 s,ictGnletl: IN kotttnE ~
fHr EnrhrAtcr, hut wis llAt,n 10 further On,
Mcariy iwa milcs il; on'ier 70 tnT'i aro,.nl. sIY
Will ss %"s !sprShsa sss Ia Il. H. sasis T!a
l,r sunk 1T Turtln island. rc1ortH thn Ice fully
!lvo tnchcs lh!rk " iako Irlo. Ta,cfG y & t!.ei
IN, which will he unn1 II 9et III mo river un-
leRs wH have vnry sudden ohahEo In tho
Special Dt,pateA to Tns Chicago 1ttouns.
AMuEnsrntt!t1, Nnv. :I..1'ln river II full of
ilonttnH LEG. 1t wns ncnrly blocked soveraa Times
!s'Ry s!esR y:ol ~ s s @ ssst. ;s lasS
na,! t tef r ;ks to t. tr ay Tey hive l't0
X iarxo ilect Is rcr,rtc.i III Lake Eric. Tho
tug Erfu t!cIlp reports RceanF tho schooner
dewey OF t'nchrsicr, nnt1 lMrgo echonner,
Tho tug coultl only make two miles an hour
iITxht. x, H., :. ,,or. ..,,,. .,, m. ,,o,n. r,o
passuRo for Cleveland, bit ctI,o bnck hero nnl
It il st;,i very cold; wind southwest; mercury,
PROSPECTS on THE KuiE uANAL.
sptrtat Dsspdfrh 10 7ht Chicago 1rtlant,
viii Iuppf u ts c"i, S se,s NJ I'll aItoas HUG she i%,es
cnnli lrtwcen hero a.l! All,nny I,nats nro be-
Hpernte''at III es's x"l II liie. " Wnrks ' ,ccr r s;s
10 ato then, all through. 1t II scareely possible,
| huwcytr, for thuua nl1 to reach At6nny before
| the cInNt Ia fr,yzGn over.
srmAGuHE, n. Y, Nov. al.CTl,o weattor M e, today
| tou I'Eorc nre stU limits betwGcn fttMnesi1t
aud UlIct. Tho ico-brenker Will l,o rIlt to work
Canal to- morrow, n1,tl MI nttennt tnn,le to gcl
bouts tttru9h. II thnw snts III IN Il tlny Or twt
AoUis will bg nbtc to rrnGh lu.wnter. Tho lust
limits ltlt l,nirnio wednesday taa., n.d aro no"
| between this city uni ltochoster.
| Hi1iNAW LAY.
| gpeetal nispa!eA to 7hf Cateago 7rtbuns.
| on snu;,mw i,ny 10 tho Charity islauds. !
, 1880-11-22


Mcrcnntiio. 4.0N
Ure1t Westorn. h.In
Ms,;a". MeTshaHts, f,ovs' , S}o
81. Paul .............. 3.tl0
rio OWNERS Of tic aiean- barae nre M.M.
her commander; .,,o, n,s.zrp,a.
Tho schooner John John Stevenson lost two ,lbs on
Lake Erie Friday hight. ar.-. n, ,,, ,,,.
On Saturday tho Ir2nellors pepeto afa sI,so siS,
iioniince, Wniio FnnnlNe nMeK ~ M!MnM III a.aeet tt
!larlHr struck tne ber apoMt & seyGi,ty,lvG tree S
lrDm the OH inc Softh taot. ulfs"tlS Ut , NV
Evidantiy drasi iiaven harGor il asain ii n
dnnEcrGl,s condition; - r,. .,,..,~
lus % Ma1t ,lan ThI st nR
She did not strike on tho !'ams- kiltss trossitlK
Gv g9 nt1 oak s H. r. ,Ec tetfe cro so "s
T,1nrx nAnnrs rorALtY wuEcKRp.
Special Dt.pastA to Ths Chicago 1rttune.
Hill. Gr IT, tsanderson, scyen iacn; E'aertao, Gapt.
f9a sra' fsio syFs To laaw @ we worc renese p"%ur.
Iess and rifted into shoro: The steat,i- oarEo
inr1 this nDrt int the utinrs urOittud nj Il most
dangerous point. seven, miles below tho
Sty: Tho Wesloy and iSae Ehl9FadG .I,o re nrao 70
acccoded in getting asaoro % 4! dariing ri 2,
tho night, but the Lay City neiuk laion 2 VIII ~.
ssavy sSe soas 10 eoa vo ' XII xt ta %
e pePes eyery ia9inS,t; To .s'sSf wss sss
vet se'a iso D tosay!ns @ y serSes VIII 'lslr
a4aaSS da ;te St pprss ps Ms 'S Hill
At Q o'siuek tho Wesley and Edwards wero M
snost fKe ri Sa te tho hill. E Ths s
shot fro tne nortur Carried the lt'lo oyoF t .ae
@ ~ u Z ss;S nj a;$ sS esssss sss $s
s os @ oH " 1 ~ asss
" s'Y IT, '!s ssa:tl ~ seas" !'sssiy' i:ezs
Finch vessel is y'iuet 1t shMs. but % tnn Lay Gtsy
satai SS sH raa l4at afrisa II
meat ocn. 11Glyi yia1e r. '' Lay city caught afo 'o~
W.. sSo W. esx'Saly 6a!t It ihl,!ais, y j
Es Thu T Sarxo lily Glsy waa BUILT at Portsmouth.
Msh Y ill., Tnps sp IL isS na W. rSsy Ss
s & Sss|sS Sss|s.% = rs t, sf;|
vi" 1a @ ar an, 'a's ss@ n,s4srE, A. uuryA1o
se*:!a Pt:satfs g r. gSteaPs 1stsss1
1Ma1 esTX Batfiy ,,nti towl w. .yes It ,eyp. M
% ',o t aSr.rs pvgys Eoxty to S"ro a so
aT suferlSs IL "ep ii cr.w5 VIA sin.piy torribiv.
so,day whos9 i,%cs rigging c "os1 ns'no G9u5G w1 n
sSygF ef v,ass sh'"s Tno Wind 6xan Si"wins 1t vs
shstet thrgh sx9nx 9 IT a1s!y s ~
tasx to ns;s snis hssos Az sIa Wt i,osa sa,,
gAlurx.
, 1880-11-22
THE AMERICAN ELECTION.
An English View OF the Great
Presidential Struggle.
Criticism Ot Both the Republican
nni Democratic Parties.
Don't Like Democratic Fiat and Repub-
lican Ideas or Republican Pro-
lection Practices.


,ood.u so<,,ator vor =
Tho victory OF tl,o ltrrl,l,!icats In tte United
s,ntrs hnH inrn ,,nerrc,m1lv trctsIye. with
h, sI,,yln ord ANAL r,nrri,o,, nj Nn,v 1o,ac,.
every Ntote IN tho N,r,h, nuu. with t1,o crcr,.
tlou ur f.nItrrrn,o NM, Emvm,ta, nvarv stotn in
tho Wrs,. l,nn ,,rc,nrcI fr f;rn. f,arlcId-,rt,n
o,iulus, tnnrcnvrr. whnt MIR. IInycs Ind mt, n
cirar and heavy majDrity on tho ,uuss yutc, Tho
,smoerat,. I. n'tl'oRh they have r.s.vssl their
tho % ,,xsr "f lin ~ no rcvro , snt" % h"x, ist % ~
heavily. not nn1y In tho North. hut In tho West,
--tIot puIv In Il Ktuto uko Nnw yprk which IL
niwnya t1u,l,tr,,1. int IN II stntn Ikc Intl,nu,,.
where they expected victory,-thai na,,y ol,-
{Irrmnn I,ntnrat in,,rnal ,lte,orcs thov huye
saI1erod their Sedan. Ihe party, founded ,!,
.,, as IL III tho als'ory oi TUG Ui.loil'
will not 10 dissolved, anl will, Of cour+e,
tIctnn. vii xunn he tr,.inv n e1nia,n nwnv thu
'',. uss w.. w.. s"oM ne ,1,'s - e1H'" "~ns ~"
.Sus: rho I xsaa. aory " Of OFT tho % people v on,ss s
the old eluvetol4.tnK region IIved through tho
Wnr. mn, nrtnil
ttxwtt.,rn ro rurer rn,yvu ~. rt,r mum
c.,,r. .o.,r
rr,,, ,,<,t.,., .,,,s., .ra.,, -, ,,., &, a.,
lucy pcHeseu thoS "uulu usu IL W e1aHuc,""
tho independence OF tho suites, Until tho unIoh
In o,rn ,uur,, in u.ri1. Tiny tb,nk That Inn
.,,o ~" ,,,,,r,,aor. .,,,t,as ~ H., III, u,,ttn.
in"%sra % n,. ,t T.trH c,,, ", .rn .t',,, W" nar
ssn sss xcps aas s s.a enaOx s1t tho nsy eso ss
an,' so'uo Of them, such ns "linrd Money" and
"Ffce IfaHe, exerclstd very ycof1ehlefhoIe 'h11is-
cuce OH tho result, Thu 1,cmocrits ilrr deeply
tnuh ~ a,,nc,,,v M,nat ,,,at unw ri,
eA pH' H'"'e,'.''-1n t'f . t W.
1rcrs ',r it,, and vS Gs%n ny TUG n9'Se's cc Of
, 1880-11-22

tion Mt tho jraIh,ts boy The teacher ordered
hrr !" tako hGs Eacs beside M the flIst t. c,prst-
, 1880-11-22

ETIIisN UFON a HiiUALA
About o'clock Frtdny evening the schooner
1,r1 1-Wbttc- and- Dl1,o, Capt Jcro Coleman, while
brntiug Ut, this lakg struck ,tpon tho sloa situ.
ntct) onu and thrce-qlnrtrrs miles southeast ot
Clnybu,,ka pier. Sho struck 10 hcnSisy. II Ia sna'
M 10 carry her boUM over tho weather f7lIl. sew
cral moments later, when clear OF tho shoal
sbc woro nroll1itl Oh tho stnrlnArl tnck, DEt
tlnplly turned and ran down tho lake. She Is
supposed either to hnvo broken her ccutre'
board or aprnnv leak. ......
THE BEAVER ISLAND DISASTER.
Cant. Condor, OF tho propeller ChtcAgo, aRw
tho vesae! ycstartiny reported aBhorc on mo
southwtost end Of neavur island, wtirt he passcd
tbnt point ut o'clock Saturday tnurAfn9. There
WIS no signal Of distress flying, nnd tho vessel
appcared deserted. lIo describes her b1'lwafRs
Us white, md thought tho hull might be paintcti
white Also hut this rnny te tho result Of MI nc.
emulation Of ice on her SIDE. hothnk nas w., yGa
been learned thnt might tchd 70 estAollsn tne'
identity OF tho craft.
lost OVERHEARD.
A nnlIor mined Gcorgo Kenny was lost ovGr-
bOarfl from tho bnrkG Fulton nuOilf thirty antlcs
west OF Long Point, Luke Erie, Fritlny n,nrt!tfE.
Kenny lived at Bt Cln1r, Alleh,, nndlWas ~ years
old.
Tho canaI-boat Charles Cona;it lonlG!l with
tl1,|,pr fr(,t, TOflawAA, lS sunk nt Mkt!!efart,
N. i. Her cnr8o WIS Hhtptcd by Smith, Fiissctt
s Co., of TonaWHntlA. aud Insured III THIS city.
THE JA1tv1s LORD.
The steam.b barge jarvis Lord, sunk at Turtle
island Aaunee M lySr' @ s i1'irsa ior upon
AanhRttnn. 'S,s Hs%
trutnWlch.. +s...'....'ss..'ss+ ..NE Sl
IUlEun G'S HHst
Iunhio ;;....'.''''''' '''.'.''''+'''''' '''' iEV
, 1880-11-22

EHIehk6 q E6rshWcaftFN TKNtt1vNys
For Afans. finldo-1opka Tlmo.Tnb1af Fi1crna. .thf
assanatnn.asnn. accom- nPpi{, at d nnd b G1nsk.st,
nDtthGn:t ciFncr ltAn3oth md Stato-ets}. intt1ne
ltouse. 15 Cnnh1-st.. and nt the ,inn,is- ''' s
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-09-01

loss attending the shipment to, and sale OF
silver bullion in roreign markets. As mining
for the precious metals is the leading indus
try Of Nevada. we are infexibly opposed to
the bill reported by the committee on mines
and mining and now before the House OF
Representatives, prohibiting the following Of
hssure veins or deposits beyond vertical lines
of surface boundaries. and we urge our Rep
resentatives In both Houses of Congress to
continue their efforts for its defeat. Such
restriction would work disaster to the lsbors
of the prospector, and seriously retard the
development OF the mineral riches OF tine
West, and we cordially indorse the action Of
our Representative, the Hon. R. M. Daggett,
in this behalf.
Resolved, That the Republican party claims
1t to be the right and duty of the State and
Territorial Legislatures to regulate and re-
strict the charges of railroads exclusively
within their respective boundaries, and that
it is no less the Constitutional right than
positive duty OF Congress to regulate tariffs
and restrict the charges of interstate rail-
roads.
Resolved, That while we congratulate the
country on the successful resumption of specie
payments and the splendid financial condi-
tion of the Republic, we are in favor OF re-
stricting the issuance Of National and State
legal tender notes TO denominations OF not
less than Ave dollars, thus creating an in-
creased home demand as 8 circulating medi-
um for the precious metals which our mines
are annually yielding.
Resolved, That General James A. Garfield
and Chester A. Arthur. by their services to
the counry. by their devotion to principles
and by their unspotted reputation as men
and as citizens are deserving" of the united
and earnest support Of all the loyal people
of the United States for President and Vice
President. We rejoice In their nomination
and pledge to themthe ELECTORAL votes Of Ne
vada at the ensuing election by an overwhel-
ming majority. r- ..s .1ssa5
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-09-01
Platform of the Republican Party
of the State Of Nevada.

Resolved THAT the platform of principles
adopted by the National Republican Conven-
tion at Chicago in June deserves and receives
the approval and hearty Endorsement of all
Republicans of Nevada.
Resolved, That the hordes of Chinese that
are coming in upon our shores to eat out our
substance are destroying our country. impov-
erishing oul mines, miners and laborers, de-
bauching our youth and making both man and
wemen lower in the scale of humanity. This
evil must and shall be stopped, and to this end
we pledge the entire strength of the Republi.
can party. In the language Of our great lead
er, we regard the immigration of Asistics to
ihs United States as little less than a servile
invasion. Should the Commissioners now in
negotiation with the Chinese Government
fail to secure by the LIST of Next January such
modification of the Burlingsme Treaty IS
will practically put an end TO the influx OF
Chinese to this country, we demand that the
treaty be then be promptly annulied. and
such laws enacted as will relieve US at once
and forever of the Asistic scourge now Iuen-
acing the well-being of the Republic.
Resolved, That we most heartily indorse
the general financial policy of the Repub-
lican party. which, in spite Of every opposi-
tion on the pat of the Democracy, has led to
the resumption of specie payments, the rails
ing of our National credit to height never be-
| fore known, and the restoration of National
prosperity. But we also demand the COM
plste restoration of silver coin to its former
position by the side of gold, and for tht pur.
pose of attaining that end. we hold 1t to be the
duty of the General Government. through the
authorization of Congress, to coin into silver
dollars or other legal tender currency, at the
cost Of coinage and for the benefit of the pro-
ducer, the entire silver product of the coun'
try, and relieve the mining industry from the
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-09-01

Thers are many atthe age of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent cvacus-
tion of the bladder, OIL ten accompanied by .
slight smarting or burning sensation and .
weakening Of the system in manner the
patient cannot account for. On examining
the urinary deposits . ropy sediment viii.
often be found. and sometimes small PARTICLES
of albumen will appear. or the color will be
of thin milkish hue, sgain changing to
dark and torpid appearance. There are many
men who die of this difficulty, ignorant Of
the cause, which Is the second stage Of sepi-
nal weakness. Dr.. s. will guarantee . perfect
cure in all such cases, and healthy restoror-
alton Of the genito- urinary organs.
Office heurs-10 to 4 and s to .. Sundays
from 10 to IL A. NJ. Consultation FREQ. Thor
ough examination and advice IS. Call or
address
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-09-01
S s,P1NN EYS
No. ~ Kearny lstreet.

t-st a a 4.e a 3 Ga - g.
Chrome and Special Disease
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-09-01
.wARNING!

Nhsress my wife HELEN has separated
w frome me: now this y to, notify the
public that ] will not be responsible for any
debts Of her contracting after this date.
GEORGE W. BURRHER.
Dayton, August -, 1850.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-09-01


regarding the unrestricted immigra'ioh Oh
Chinese as an evil OF great magni'uue' IL
wolves the exercise OF the power 10 RESTRAIN
and limit 1t, and restrain tnas iihiuAsi"'ioi
by the enactment OF such just nulnAno anu
reasonable provisions as Will proouce 'ne TO-
suit. ltH
seventh-That the purity and PATRIOTISM
which characterized the earlier career OF
Rutherford b. Hayes In peace ana war anu
which guided MS predecessor IN 'no
tlal ONCE nave contihueo W ins
MS career as chiei EAecu'i'e' unu 'As' -,'
ry Will accord 70 ms soinihisNa'oA ~
ors which are que 'o an ehA0ion.' ,ue N
courteous discnarse Oh tne puDiio Du'e'
ana Will nonor MS se'oes in'o. po'1-
the people anu s''ehipseu p''1s,s"n
Iieh'n-"e eha'e0 up0N .N..e.,
parry INC nAoi'""i 'e'. -. 80
!u'''oo ~ 'u -S---S r.-l- ...o..,o,,
neo "Hu pa'A -. e,.
Vi 'io NA'ioNaA gu"
tue oon'roio VI p,soo "nu p ~.
''e'. us'ou "i- - - a.. .as,a,a.
a-'N " ..,,..a nas,,,a,,ad
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every proNniSo
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the punishment Oh eli 'nose "n0 '.''a'' 're---
are the only saie ne'housoy "n.'n al 0noa
ing peace can De secured anu INC guar fAn'ee
OF prosperity es'aoiisneo throuenou' 'ne
South, "hs'eFer PROMISES 'ne Na'i'n AA"Ae'
'he Nauon must perform Na'.on SAnNo'
with saiety reiaea.e 'nis aa'S " .ns S.'' az.
Inc eoiid oou'h mus. De ai'leI ~ ~.
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opinions must 'neie iina 'ie' 'Apio'1
THIS eho tne honest voter nius' oe pio'e'D
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-09-01
Young; iMerla 9sa

WMTHo MAY BE SUFFERING FRoH THR
w effects Of youthful follies or indis-
cretion, will do we'll to avail themselves OF
this, the greatest boon ever laid ct the altar
Of suffering humanity. DIR. sPfNNEf WI
guarantee to forfeit $500 for every case 81
seminal weakness or private disease for evsfS
kind of character which he undertakes and
fails TO cure.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-09-01

AnAcnu Rent paid two-and quarter
aUAOUN years buys one. Best Cabinet
AND or psrlor Organs In the World ;
ukMI IN winners of highest distinction
UAWltN at every worlds fair for thir-
11O0kNo teen years, Prices $5l, $57,
i8nvHNO 500, Sst. $l0s, to $500 and up
wsrd. Also for easy payments. IS month or
81 as aqusrter and upward. Catalogues free.
Mason d Hamiin Organ Co, 154
fremont ST., Boston; 40 East 18th St, Union
Sqnares New York $50 Wabash Ayenue, Chi
,caRo.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-09-01
GOTH. HAST,
CIVIL Z NG IN e Err
MA MMoTH. MONO COUNTY
CALIFORNIA
County Auditor and Treasurer's
Report.

STATEMENT OF TIE COUNTY AUDI
- tor and Treasurer of Lyon County, Neva-
da, to the County Commissioners of said
county, for the quarter ending June 30th,
A. d 1880, inclusive.
April LIST, 1880, cash in
Treasury in funds, as per
last rAuort 1 4 7O6 10
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-09-01
Lunches at Night.

The best place In Virginia where you car
ge q good square meal.l
b. FITZMIER h ARMBRUsT.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-09-01
DR.. sPINNEY 4 Co..
Kearney st. San Fra

uE IL Kesrney ST., San Francisco.
p. 8. For private diseases Of short standing
. full course of medicines sufficient for cure,
with necessary Instructions, will be sent to
any address on receipt of ten dollars (sl0j. y
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-09-01

TO 5000 A YEAR, or IS to
$40 day in your own locali-
ty. No risk. Women do as
we'll as men. Many make
Gs EANmore than the amount sta-
20 Il SDOl Ited above No one can fail
to make moneyfast Any enc
can do the work. You can
make from 80 eta. to 50 an
hour by devoting your even
ings and spare time, TO the business. II costs
nothing to try ne business. Nothing like II
for money making ever offered before. Bust
ness pleasant and strictly honorable. Read
or, II you want to know all about the best pay
ing business before the public, send us your
address aud we will send you fall particulars
and private terms free; samples worth S. al
so free you can then make UP your mind fer
yourself. Address GEORGE STINSoN h 90.
Portland, Maine,