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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-04

MOUNTAIN LODGE NO. 27.I. o. o. F.,
MEET EVERY SATURDAY EVENING AT
Nl Odd Fellows Hall, at O'Clock. AL
members of the order, in good standing, are In
vited to attend R. J. DOAK, N. q.
JAS. W. SMITH, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-04

II you have fne or complicated watxh or
clock, mnsic box. an automaton singing bird.
or any other delicate and intricate piece Of
mechanism needing repairs, 60 to
EDW. WILHELN
Chronometer, watch and clockmaker, one door
north Of Meyers franklin, Main street.
All work warranted to give perfect satiafsc-
ton or positively no charge. "a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-04

watches, Jewelry and Clocks Ne
paired.
II you want to have your watches and Jew.
elry repaired IN . workmanlike manner, 20 to
2. steler's jewelry store, two doors above the
White Pine County Bank, Main street, All
work warranted
, 1880-03-03
LOCAL CRIME.

JAMEa KINNEY, n years Of n2c, II t,nintcr, llv-
inY with his family ut Mo. ~ Judd street, wus
ycstorluy arrested by Detectives Post and,
Owens, ct1Argca with 0utnRlBg ILLS llttao augtl-
ter Carrie, II chilli not yct II yenrs of Agp. Tho
evidence xivun ly lNih tho iIttlo ono and tho
innthor Ia uf tho must I'nrrIfying tAtire, br.
Dunno. CITY Physician, made aH examination OF
tho CHILD, Whfuh KoCs KrrAt wAy In strengthen.
Ing tho chnrEe tllatlu uXEli!st tho unslutAral
EArcHt.
Arabout o'clock yesterday morning some
ono forced ctltrnncG lltD MrS. Whites cnlltlr-
s!,s,r, ut Nh. tss West Harrison street. AttUr
ptssiug through tho baxcnlcnt tu tho small sl.ot,
nn,ve, thu burylnr suddenly ttn,k u el,rtsnis
frrak and throw II chair. through tlU frnnt
window, thereby making hole !nrx1 enough ~
tGFtltt hin to cscnpe. 4 hotKlltMF Ut Ml: " Altn
VIII! wia nWhkenCs! by the IInlst lt,d wh., nav
tho fellow rllnNnH nwny, ilred two sht,ta ut htll
Without eltect. It IL thought tho ltlrHlMt wlls
RESULT OF q drunken spree.
Mpom Andrew scs'tt's tcoorcsly cunning -ho,,so III
No. ~ C!ark strrot, and ll.lte u rich hHnl Of
ttk,ls and ,xatHbliuK Implements, AtaA twonty-
Hln9 H'l.nl'lers+ Thu ar1csts anI sulAurca Wcre
Hllulo ulh'E Il selruh-wMrrAnt signed In are1Hl-
At,Sa @ Will II tlo stntutss BY two .Iua.ices Of thu
rcilts.a ~ tis,, ti,c tar r. tho officers, wnete.
VIII vi |i liz sp'sa passss :ss' HS' Tss rts' sS*'s
keno sct, seyerat faso sots, = hazard cloth ant!
dealing boxes, aud uthor material: The polico
Insisted upon oven gettlnx tho tuols sccrsted in
d lurYe safo, and wero prcpaFtng to batter 1t In,
whel The proprietor acQultsced In their right To
, 1880-03-03


Tho na1rtl OF TowsI Trustees met Monday.
Tho subject Ut tho LukB-Shoro drlyc, or that
part known III Luke View avenue, which hlls
been discussed pro ind con since tho November
meeting, WIS ABn[n brought up for ilnnl nct10n,
when Il petition was presented nAksnH TINT tho
matter be referred to yute nr tho pcuple ut tho
next town ceetl0n lit Aprt. Mr.. y. II, Chnsa
gave II history Ut tho cnsc frpm ttH inception,
and atateA he came prepared on bclnlf OF IL
tnnlnrfy nf tho nriKtnnt BErcra to withdraw tho
petition to hAyc Inkp Fi1w nyGt,slu turIlrti over
Y, tho contr,, 1f tho i'ark Commissioners. Mr..
Tht'liEs ai0tltstl'Ig srnko tn bohnlf of tho Cttt-
xunss AsAtictutun, who HTp nlsttsGl to tho lneAs-
uru, Touring Krcutcr tr.Icilof taxation IN tho
people0f the tGwn. C"ntuIssionrr Gootle tnoyiNl
which WIS Seconded BY Commissioner Vim Horn,
ss H Nssssaf ss eFps sca,t 4 t. ;,ss's ts e ss tso
III tho isyn, fcaring tho after consequences, md
tioi,. which was seconded ily Comsiissloitos
schitcr, lint .l,o Supervisor 10 Instructed to
ts cam II WI rs II etr ycr 70 sL5 LaNo
yiow !Mrcsiue 10 tho Commissioners of Lineoln
Park" winch WIS adnptrd bya vntc of 3to1.
tho inst meeting, tio North ChIcugo CITY isai.
WY CnlIj,atly w"r,, allowed! to connect i sewer
frol1 ttofr now bnrn on Clnrk street to tho sewer
4 pStitlon Tss I presented usk!ns that tho poll.
1nR-l'lace FIR district M. bu ctls!:gmI frnln
anu Lincoln nrcntles, which WIS ordered
Krnntcd.
Tho Commissioner OF District M. ! was MT
th0r2trt 10 purchase Dlslst-fMrAcG clnfeEs Tor
tho Improvements ut DIvrray street between
Ash!and Annl Lincoln Rven.les, provided tho
brick snanfAetlirotx III tlnt Vicinity furnish
such hrckbnls. tGaHtx. llhlr, cta,, ns ,4Ily 1lu
necessary to t.tI.lAtrlCt Klf,l r0A-hDl thCreop.
Thu ftu1rti thoh iit itjutlrtitl
Iho t!nnn Gx-snlttlcrH 1T tho Town will meet
Mt kuhlGrs cnrI!er Of' blvursy atrrgt md li,l-
Ming rtAti, SATURDAY noxt. tn complete th1lr Or
EunlXntDn When tho Committee in Constitution
| atl1 Dy-laws Will 10 ronly to report.
| ENuLHw>Ou.
Tho Veteran Club he'll AT adjourned meeting
MnnI'y HyenitlR, Col, ]. Il. FDsti.r III tho chair.
The constitution Nna hy.luyd nj tho Chiruyu
FuttrslN Association weru adopted with slight
chnnECs. a. cnlllt1tttn0 WINS appointed t0 draw
M rules htltl conditions upon WHICH yuHntuprs
ninl cit!l,ts cal tN ,ttc.l 10 sota1 Ut tho PRIV
| ilegcs nf tho Cub. Anolhov catlmIttcu wis if.-
sttl,rtCtl 10 prcpare II ritual. Adjourned to tho
regular mectiug, March IL.
| ltYNE rAjkK.
| Narncy Gon4lrnnn, H." bud subject" whn hns
been hangnY nrrlt,ti 1rnnltaiu for some time,
| WIS yusturlNy tined ssu0 for Indecent assault
| upO,l u littlu HLrl.
"A Erllr,l reception wna given lust eyonng to
tho How L. l.. l,urAs, lHtO plstor u tho McthD-
| dist Church ut Hesun1 ErtlsAnK Whu Hoes tn In
dIunulh, In. to ncGuI't tho prS'sl0ncy ut blmp-
| son EonleIlAry CtllcEe.
, 1880-03-03

statutes of 1871: tcst. wits ,,Erret upon,
nn Is t,'w prn'inE y Tho supreme t,iri. "
mo Mrtinn ri tho county nnhf'! ,1 .r hriai', ts =.
be rscctc't: n void thrre nT ~ f1rMr,y: M H. ~, It
1nw, nha 6Hy rirci2n VII ~ ,s nt nm 'o f 1T,
Inesny u 4thrit. Inc stntnin .t' rl.s t"s,hy " ,ty
pulling viii !nkc p1acn Arri! Z; the nt'sre i''tst y
ne Insei sinrcl II. ah",a % ano ts'"cs ,n a",a W.
Of, city Clerk ntld Town Cierk' thore
VII le u" vntitH tnI tMo IT. ~, nnf: M,aa IT.
II eaat no snplrt'S 1Hrt sMn,,m .sot ~. w IL, IT,
ntice With therefore,. br M tt,M.!oish, shnr, r.,
netcr restnT ahc Inot@ ~ nt INC Isan ~ tmS % n 1,o
z.ce nf tho telsIuf *1'ltl 7 he rc!nlSrs,! IT,
fnr', rrcton-uIty, una def"'slt thef hssllo1s IT,
cor''tns'y. ..,.,. ,,,.r,
4 very lnrxO wedding Nc,rrcd nt STANDARD
1intl. corner uf Michigan avenue and Thirteenth
, 1880-03-03

rlrr,lcais Tint tuaku tho prices higher: Il Is
sursrorENTLY ,,r,, VAN ronrwcK
wos accn tv ti,o runnrtrr Mr. vnn N"rt,vr ID
onI, If thn rrw u,un,tfnrt,trcra nf ri r,,,ur
i}o m, ,wmnt r., s,m }ho tt,,t,cs tn,<e,, nyY
smta .ns, ," nskcti tha ecrjte. '""''' va
= r"s I hal ~ st,t,,, :; tvns TIN r,,r,tp
WM,i,t @ w,ui IN iih,. y, ~" tn ,t,Gics tokon NJ,
nil n,tcr i,n,n,rtri ci,rtni.is yi,ir, ,,ntnr iii,
M ttn mint f,,!.i,,rn ~ t,,n"r5" -'eA ''''
)" wnIli raithcr auu tho matter loft ns Il is"
inll Hru mt 4 rce.traslcr2"
M"
"inl. ttse Frrnt dcn! nf soda'nsh In milking
Ftr0w- upper. dn yun li0t?'
"Atnrc than OF nny othor imported BnhBtnnccf'
nfcs.'
81 WIN told by member OF your Association
this afternoon TINT therc tn beer. M rnteo III
paper s!lter Dnst Sovotnl'er; how !s thnt7"
Mo- thor9 hna t'ecn no ratsc ainc1 tho 18th of
November"
, 1880-03-03
LOCAL POLITICS.

ElEFE ESTll hAlfh.
rcgnsnr mnetinE oi tho Eleventh Waft Ac'
rnbiIcun Club wna held Ist evening III Atnrti.les
lnt+ Atln atrrct, Mr.. t. y. TlIthfll presiding.
On tnnton the Executive Committee wer1 liz
st1Ictcu TO rrvisc tho membership p-roll, cAltinR
the Secretary to their asslst"ico. Mr. Avery a'-
dressed the meeting III tho issues Of tho coming
cntnpaIgn, And wis followed by. Cnl. Whitney,
who tlwclt principally on tho inequalities Of rcr-
rcscntntion In tho Nnsonnl Convention, which,
ha snia. were alI against tic North and IN fnvor
Of tho Southern StutGs which wn(.t mt gv0 Il
atnglu Electoral vnte fur tho Republican, Iu1,-
isi shu@ 81 ,niu ' 81, tso IT, sss X v"tes r,,si
Col. Dan MUM cano next an! proc!atn,cd his
intention Of ynttng lnr tho ',oiltnee Of to CHI
Grrnt wAs tho. strongest cnnd!dnfg. nt while
h0 favored tho clAftns of stnntnr Isnnc, his rst
tl,o inunncr In which t',e different na,ncs woro
recctye.l, the coiee nf thosa prGae'tt scs;ned to
u41da IN fAyUr pf tho llrHt-slnlretl.
TflR tlEMoCnNTlC CITY CEST1lAL COMMITTEE
mot At Tho Tron,s.,t Honso last evening, md Tho
ntsntitlanee w+s tlste larsv. Il. Il. Courtney wts
ThS dis. Ins!ness takei, up Of my lmportanco
wlta tho appointment Ut IN Executive Commit
ter. composed nt utln from cnch precinct. The
Skill anI Thirteenth Warls, whcrs suitable
Tic ConmIttea nppn!ntcd 1t Ii fornlor 1nect!ng
to cxMt,llne Into th, neccssty q rexIstraiiuti
thl9 apr1H. rGtnFttf {lHt th0 INV required reg
iE!r1sttnn Ut al olcettoHs, ~hcreupon 1t WIS re-
\ Elst 9f the Judges If tho primaries wns then
prcrnre. consisting Ut three nf tho fnithfn1 IL,
CReh wHrt!. The Dnly Dthnr business tr1,sIsactpd
wAs tho ntceptntlcn If tho nr.iTcrctt nsU nf tho
".nachtIery" nf tho Cnanty Central Cotatntttca
Jolrnncnt wlls ha.t fnr QUO week.
THE UNION LEAGUE Cf.un
met ut tho Ht.er1unn Ifmtau lust evening, l.. l..
Cnhllrtl III tho t'hhlr. Those present amused
themselves exchanging lu,s about tho prDer
Ing or u ellb-ronn1, hut tD cpHclllAtbn wus
| rrl!ched. Sover1lt lutntlDns wore looked after.
TIE fffTti WARD
| Democratic Club hrt'l u largely-atten!ct1 mcci-
| Ing lust evening ut Nh 1i.i GMribnldi Street.
THo object uf tic gatlorlng wlaa to nro,iso the
! coming election: Capt. McCnnn, Mr.. Dunn,
| Dick Powers, nld nthors ntdo speeches.
THE srxrEHSTIt wARp
Republican Cltls, held meeting yesterday cye1
iHE ut No 40 North avenue, CO Sntn Appleton
presiding. Aftnrn r'ef discus s'Dll ut tho tinr
| innnie candidates, In which tho Hntne Of Nick
Zitn1ncr wns lnnst fayor1lhly ncnttotlr,', q cot-
ings Of tho Club, which tllon adjourned until
!rn,st1ny, tho 18th Inst, tho pfuco to bo dcslg-
+! nntGtl luter.
Mr.. r. N. llou1 Ia spoken Of rs n SUCCESSOR OF
| ALL. Throou, whose term expires tlsls spring.
W. G. Phillips, u culqrc,l tnnl, in tho Second
Whrl, Gnturs tho 1istS lis 1fGpnhltean cAntltnte
| fpr Alderman frnn TINT Wnrti.
a meeting WIS announced for Inst evening Of
| tho fourteenth WHr.l Veteran Cl,is,. ut Nh. HR}
Milwaukee, nyenlic, Init mt snlItAry vGt put In
M nrncnr,t'lce up tn l'asf- past o'clock. Evi-
| dcAlEy thcrp was II mistake somewhere.
, 1880-03-03
TIE CITY-uIALL.

AMUSt2 ltG uHtliIllH k'GEKHla lSsHSA 3P"lHAAAJ
wns ono to +. W. Gates to crt'ct III, addition to
tho Ga,,lt NoMsc, TO cost $!.ooJ, orc to tho
Misses Mcdonald, 10 erect II thrr1.st0ry dwell
INK. corner Of pGarbesEi nvulG Nt,I Ohio street,
tn cost $tt.0O0; ono tn John Ernst, to erect II
dwelling, c0rncr uf Twenty -tntl Antl Dlltlor
streets, to cost LOO; ono 10 ElhrlEc 1lanecy,
to erect t'Yo threc-story dwellings, Nns As5 uni
4s9 North Clark etrret. to Gust $4,000; ono to
tlcur9o Eltcr1lan, to crrot twe-story dwelling,
corner or Chloug0 avenue md Armour street, to
cost $3.50; and mo tn Potter Ln(hc, to erect II
twt,-stnrs. st.ru nnd dwelling, No. = FrAnklln
street, 70 cost $Jt5N.
THERE has hecn some criticism ~ reference to
tho .llnnner III which tllo work on tho npproachcs
insplreti. no ln'bt. by csntractars WHO wcro
nnxous to get tl,e work As nn .':Ise. 10 ths.
tovcttor ycstcrtluy tlnr.ling, h1,.l ,1ptcl rcsn.
lullons npruyit,R tho acsiot, Of the city Il, tho
1,,itsSr ntld tno Conin'1Ssocr ~ 9t
ii,K appointed AID. Aulyth tn praWcnt tho result
tlol,s to tlr,se who hut! Icon criticised, and ho
cIg se shs a @ a s apu vra M'M sv
ing fIser whit tho contractors naklnE tile uoisc
wouih hnvc churgGt.
THE w..rEIs-DFP1CE T1t0unLEs.
Commissioner Waller yesterday morning very
q.tlvtly ,lr,N'pc!l n,tc to three ii tho Division
Clerks III tho Water-t)l!cc nsktng thcm to resign
0wi.H To tho fnct lhht thu recent examination
mt lls thew ei>nl1td tp. md TINT ttpjr Services
cS1,jI bg tilsuenstIl with 10 tic benefit u( tho
ls,lsc service. Litter IL tho tley hU att.a IL. IT,
trrvicw Will tho accused III lis nilltr, ii,
which they explained ttow i .,s pn*.!e tor tho
Dcsl slinllsst lut il,sil,. necnrrcItn i,Itlltut,
him 10 recall hls notion, Tue interview WnH
its coi,custun tho 1i,,st Mr. WulIGr wt1,lltl nUy
wis ho Tntll sty nothing i,,ltil hp Kut rclltly Is
1unke a fuiI stNtcnlrnf. Iio took ftis position
fVr ft1tr ri ttunr ili1stfcp To ttsHv coticpEtlrJ
nuninsL ,yhut,, III, hid NJ, ptaityo trOf ii, y,y
, 1880-03-03

SO tnsidto,,s arp the first approaches OF COLI
Of lts presence until 1t hns bnn,Rht tlom to tho
yerEu of thy grave. An In,ulr.lla,u resort tn DR.,
anco Of cangh. pain, or soreness uf tllo thront or
chcst. would very generally preclude q fatal re-
suit. or, tn case tho aynlrtt'nls Indicate tho
sntnno tho v1oleMec Of tho .tlscaso. md thus
materially issist L, prelongiug tho !fc Of tho
yon tuko II cui,', Rntl BY 50 doing prpront tho
plM!ntB.
, 1880-03-03

The Eh.redge Sewing -sNnehine.-.It leads
Sod Oh onthly = payinonfs tu @ ii i @ Stas st1ost Ui
, 1880-03-03

Inter. 0efrn: "Tho beat Ia tho cheapest, Nc
Chesnoya' <B ustf.lcial tccth for instance"
, 1880-03-03

Huck l. Rayner arc solling lnrgo qtiantlt!ca Of
6ilIrfun Spring WAtet for drinking Furp0Rca
, 1880-03-03

1t, I,H1lIH. tlFJSnUtnNiy 10 EHlk HtlNr |
tho 1mlsincss Interests IT lis Company. Sui,r
cornplnimt was henri y"scrlny ra'9ar;iinE tho
difficulty IF con!ni.ncntinF will paints IN thcc
by Tic Amcrcr., % iini"n. I'm Owing to tho rt,nlu.
slu,,, a1,i tio inahiiify Of Tho Chngo 'iec 10 q,
@ 'a l soti t,,cllr e t'rrescm,s tTc ' ,"fntons il
This inrkct, nn,i sninu ,nI.takps" wc1, prs,ls-
SSy hi; ds i i k;';: : s sF i,s xI sStf,
ssis s%o FS sn'ty y VII VII 'fs'' . 's
Tho business loom tas ut last struck tho Inv.
ycrs.
I'm Chicago Pos; ;oncc, during tho month Of
Lehrnry. disposed nt stamps Ms,sGr1s
xnl,9t ~ sl ss nu;i,r the snt,,o Tins T. iii
4 nnat'a aG Tn ft",w, ,rcrs s tsssrd ftn @
att: ~, IL 'm sxt,i. he Ws w,ra ,,ai Tho p"st
n,nstsr,s M I tfrp',sts an,ti'itSi to xGne Ill., wh!lY
w,ss rsi1sstG ti,a ~ H. T. sM tiS,t,;o,,,a ss
se'H's Tc wfrf sao r., s; oySryt
WIKI ynttcra yi NJ mmil n,sfni.rMt,is.
iii (tlj lmral letters, ..:l,10; lncnt W,stnl-
cnrtls, ufd osisxs newspapers. besics
ctsisrt3 Msf .,sS.tsl, c.scrs, ,l pssstai- -casts,
nt1,l In; Iii newspapers. tthe sutnI pstn9e ui.
ninitrr put Into tho oilleu for locul delivery was
-. q, ,,.
TnK Amn'gamnfcd kn'EniS OF ~, Grisnsn hav9
brrn hisy ~ latr II, htlluInR t11rrtitlEs @ mitsi
EtrcnRthcning their organization. "htthoT iils
hns ni,ythinK 10 ~, with tho t,Mftihi sstiK" ~ :"
Few 81 s members or t ,'' tMfsi,na @ at ntrfsnt
tory Of urorRc T. CnaY''.nt. NJ ~, Lake street
tho mt, ,.l'.,'c Gna! icrr.sn n1lt''nt;
net sen 1T e yield thg nhync. hsltl tne 1lrn ~
ttf'gi hlln thcr sntll ntlt. t,nly Two: however. M
f' WIFI tey Nv %.,r r"e et's'sc @ o" H. cnns"n ,,,ss
nDt nMtieiM.e nns tfnaine. nnMH "Sn snn
gMti he Ni5nstru snflftActoT'iy 70 NJ eoG"Eheti.
nr Kiln ,va,,," or n1sf,
tMun" stnt,}oym1 1,y ;ioh, Mmlc,,. No, Is
NE. tri.tn yy,nt ~. .,.',t :" I{E., tin,,n,,I
, 1880-03-03

The Atlantic fIDtpI, nnrositu Michigan South.
orn Depot, Is tho best d house I'll Chicago.
, 1880-03-03

DEATHS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H.. on trata near Jacksonville,
Fir. Fuh. a. Aged u years,
Flsnptna RcfyeUa nj tho rsahctre 0f hirs. Jpwgtt,
No. ~ EoltARe tir.lEe'nv., Wttnnauay, March al IL
0Elnck a. IN. fCtsndn AFu inyttGd.
HlApl.Er--TutstnY, March = at II o'ciock, Mss
HrndIey. aenA y years.
M. 10 N1st AdAnIs-ht-, At hull f-IAst u'etck -
, 1880-03-03

Tho longer you have 1t, the moro certainly
painful docs rheuuntlsm grow. Ut. Jacobs Oh
tuFC4 It at once.
Wilmington argus. (Wilmington, Del.) 1880-18??, 1880-01-14
About cnrpet-sweeping

Sweeping is good exercise if you
can avoid raising dust, but if you are
in need of vigorous exercise of that
kind, get a hoe and betake yourself to
the potato-patch or corn field. Sweep
carpets gently. Even a rag-carpet
should be treated with consideration
A severe digging with a stiff broom
wears the warp and scrapes out the lint
or filling quite needlessly. Not long
ago heard woman say that a stiff
broom was needed to sweep Brussels
carpet. thought to myself ga stiff
broom will never do TO sweep my Brus-
sells carpets "(good reason why'd Us !
imagined the tearing out of the soft
tuftlng of the carpet by the course,
sharp broom splints. A carpet sweep
er is the best thing for this purpose.
1t does the work easily and we'll, and
saves dust. A, brush Of hair and dust.
pan are good to use for the incest car
pets, bnt their use is too laborious for
recommendation to busy house-keep-
er. If common broom-corn broom
must be used for Brussels, it should be
fine, soft, light and clean. To sweep
up threads, Rawlings, and other fine
litter, many persons wet the broom in
clean tepid water, shaking out the
water beforel sweeping with it, jus
keeping the broom moist enough To
Wipe up the fine dust and threads
rinsing in clean water and shaking Il
frequently as the work progresses
Brussels carpets are not suitable fol
rooms where sewing and baby culture il
going forward. In providing carpet
for any room, reason would dietat,
that they be such as may be easily KEEP
clean; not SO dark as to show ever,
dust and thread, nor so light as to b
very easily soiled. Something that viii
either let the dust slft through or re
tain it on the surface, rather than IN tn,
carpet itself, when it is used in room
where dust is made.
Wilmington argus. (Wilmington, Del.) 1880-18??, 1880-01-14

EXCELLENT GLYCERINE OINTMENT
A very good preparation ofglycerine TO
have always on hand, can be readily
prepared by any apothecary or drug
glst: In two ounces of Sweet Oil of AL
monds melt, by Il slow heat, half an
ounce of Spermacetti, and one drachm
OF White Wax. Then add one ounce of
good Glyeerine stirring until cold.
When cold, scent it by stirring in well
little Oil of Roses. Keep in small jars
or small wide-necked bottles. In hot
weather keep closely corked, as it some-
times gets little rancid long exposed
to warmth. Half or fourth of the
above quantities may be used. Every
drug store should keep a jar OF it, and
recommend its use. IL is excellent Tor
softening the skin, for most injured
skin surfaces that are not open sores;
for chafed places, for moistening corns
or callused feet or toes, and especially
for chapped face, lips, or hands. When
the hands are chapped or cracked, or
ronghened by cold, wash them clean
with soap, and rup them well with this
glyeerine ointment, Wiping it off
enough to prevent sOiling clothing. If
this is done at night, the hands will be
sost and in good condition is the morn
ing, except when deeply cracked. 1t
is very good to apply to the hands after
"washing-day." This is an excellent
preparation to use by those afflicted
with the distressing trouble known as
hamOrrhoids or piles.
Wilmington argus. (Wilmington, Del.) 1880-18??, 1880-01-14
). e. Ditson = Co.

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a 81 Nv ~ niessrs; .. ~. Ditsos
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HUMOROUS.

WHEN you begin sensational novel
never weep over the troubles of the
heroine. In the very first chapter she
may be abducted by black-hearted
villain and be threatened with instant
death on every other page and swallow
pint of strychine in the middle of the
book, but she will come out all right In
the last chapter and marry Claude Edgar
Fitzclarence Montmorenci,. who turns
out to be another mans son and falls
heir to 50, 100000 by the death of an
uncle in Australia, who went there a
year previous a poor man and the girls
father, who wanted her to marry the
villain, will put his hands on their
heads and say, "Bless you, my chill
dren;" and the villain aforesaid will
look daggers and things at them and
grit his teeth as he moves Off handcuif-
cd in charge of an officer. 1t always
turns out that way.
Wilmington argus. (Wilmington, Del.) 1880-18??, 1880-01-14
Arctic AreadiAms.

About 250.years ago thesTsehuktschi
were distinguished as gallant warri.
ors. The discoveries have gathered
valuable assortment of the arms and
arnlor of that period. Many of these
implements are preserved among the
families, whose habits are 10 longer
aggressive. Very noticeable are curl
osities, carefully wrought out of man.
moth ivory and fashioned with re-
markable resemblance to the old Roman
panoply. Their spears and bows are
made of whale-bone, wood and ivory,
spliced and bound with the sinews of
the reindeer, and showing an advanced
perception of artistic ornamentation
on the part of the makers. One hun
bred and fifty years ago the famous
Russian, Col. Paulovski, commanded an
expedition sent against them from Sibe-
rian settlements. In his first engage
menl with them he was badly worsted.
He subsequently defeated them but
with heavy loss to his own troops, and
has recorded much such tribute to
, their valor as Pyrrhus bestowed upon
the Italion legiOns which ne overian.
strangely enough, they have 10 COVER
ment, no laws, aud almost no religion,
If any. A Russian Starost is their
nominal ruler, but has neither author
ity nor influence. Very little foreign
clothing is employed by them, their
vestments being almost exclusively of
skin. The nation probably numbers
10000 souls vi whom. one-half inhabit
the llttoral between Tschaun Bay and
Bebring Strait ard the other half
dwell in the interior of the country.
On the whole it is impossible to ina
CINE more Arcadian race, though NO
philosopher has yet expected TO diseov-
er Arcadia so near the North pole. A
people without chiefs and without
criminals, experiencing no difficulty in
the distribution of the product Of their
joint exertions in fishing and hunting,
whose sole sign of pride of wealth or
fancy Is the possession of boat a lit
tle larger than ordinary, may well de-
serve the respect they have earned from
EordensHold and his party and prove
fitting subjects for further chronological
study.
Wilmington argus. (Wilmington, Del.) 1880-18??, 1880-01-14

UNLESS the food is properly prepared
III the stomach it becomes corrupt and
poisons the system it is intended to
nourish. Dyspepsia, aud its accompani-
lnents are Bad Breath, Headache, Con-
stipation. Jaundioe, Pain in the
shoulders, Cough, Dizziness, Sour
Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth,
Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of the
Heart, Depression of Spirits or the
Blues, and hundred other symptoms.
Simmons Liver Regulator is the best
remedy ever discovered for these all
ments. Itacts mildly, effectually. aud,
being simple vegetable compound, can
do no injury.
"My wife has suffered formany years
with Indigestion and Dyspepsia. /
must admit after trying everything else
recommended to me, tried your Reg
ulator-in three days after taking il ac-
cording TO your directions (teaspoontul
after each meal), she has been in per-
feet health she does not suffer at all
and can eat anything she wants without
any of her previous symptoms.
"W. q. SUFFERS, Jeweler,
Bainbridge, Ca"
Wilmington argus. (Wilmington, Del.) 1880-18??, 1880-01-14

II your ayocations arc mentally or physical.
iaborous, il they subject you to exposure il
Indictment weather, IL they coniue you to the
deuk and arc OF 8 nature TO involve wear and
tear OF brain, aud nervous strain, you may oc.
casionally require some renovating tonic Hos.
set ers Stomach Bit ms is the article for you;
It stimulates the failing energies, inyigorates
the body and cheers the mind. 1t enables the
system 10 throw of the debilita!ing effects OF
undue fatigue, gives renewed vigor to the or
Bans Of digestion, arouses the liver when i'll
active which it very often is with people
whose pnrsnits are sedentary, renews the
3sded appetite, and encourages healihful re-
pose. Its ingredients are sale, aud ITS Gre
dsntinls, which consist In the hearty endorse
ment OF persons Of every class of society, are
most convincing. Admirably is 1t adap ed TO
The medical wants Of workers.