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, 1880-11-25
Particulars Of tho Wholesale Poi
soning Case Near KNOX,.
vile, Tenn.
Sud Climax to q More t}1an Ustl-
ally Fest'Vc Marriage Gel
cl,rsltion.
Six Parta1iors Of tho Poison Doad md
Several othors Very Sick.
Yesterdays Developments at the Minnesota
r Hospital for tho Insane.
THE TENN EXSETs POISONING
SpFttdt Uiypatth tu T'ht Chttuph tribune.

THE TENNESSEE: POISONING.
Spttiat Dispatch lu Tht Chttuon Yrfhunt.
c1SttSSATI, Nov. I.-Turlller rnrtIc,,lnrs arc
received here fortnight of tho terrible pofsts,nK
eAsu IN Tennessee. The nIArrinYn Og .1ael IienI-
lrlr afMl htss june Dntc, Ut fnat,c County, rttv
n farYe en'npnny nf tic fra1ds anu teIatlscs.
VII" l'cole IL tho prominent families III the vi
cislfty. Thu wr.idt.y Ind long been tIskcd u,
md wis the sHln' ustsIt Of thu yenr After tho
ceremony thu cssntsly WGrc lnvfte't tt tho hoy
rnsir toaril If Col. i}nlc, tho lrhte nnu gru0ni
III tho inta'lsne withdrawing. Tho tubie wns
beautifully supplied, ntltl nIl nte heartily. Tho
evening WIS epent In Festivities. nnh Ut II Mtc
toir another 1nent wins srryetl. tfter tho stc-
t'tlsl meal several guests tIeguu complaining If
illness, l'ut 1t WIS nu9hnl oil, a1'' TIC gnyety
continued. AtHnt II y. m. sudden lcttsnrsy
seet'seh tn Overtnke tho whole cutnHt.iy. md III
a few 1n'n!:es twcuty.scEcn wcrr tt1scu.lscloits
Thu few who retained consciousness yet tlIclii-
selves ut work to rcsusctatG their companions.
hut without avail. Twelve s:Ert, reuuvctl IL
other lso1sos III tho neIghburlluol, a,id aa thu
news ki,rea,1 the wllul1 cn,,ntry around wus
aroused with excitement ia nearly every protl-
1lunt fn1nlly hnl members prcscnt ut tho f,ltat
fcast. Sl,ch nltsla,l assl ~ ct,litll llc summoned
could give little rcltuf, mt, in two luys nftcr tue
occurrence six VI tho wedding guests were dc.
liottrt unfe+ tho hrItlu's brother. died hcx. duy
n ka 3fhy. relative Ut tho Hrnoul, died III fesv
acc, wcli- krnwn ynl,I,g l,cuplc, tl[cd nrxt day
Twn yntIi,E glrlA, E,nnn Tcttrs aud Iiate Lowry.
sllnd within twenty four hours.
Eo1. UnlH and vito nrr very low, anl their
death IL nlo',lcntArlfy cxpectHtt.
Thu cns!se q tlio irnsedy was using arsenic
CUl. Dhio purchased HuILjltity Of Arscnlt llNy
Or twu before to XII! crows md curclcHy loft It
~ tho kitchon. a hl!nticri1,T servant nlistouk
Nonc but ihose who partook OF the chicken
'scra poisoned.
, 1880-11-25


ELa1S, H., Nov. @4.-A nun ilatl,r,l Adrian
Foster WIS run 0ver by u tEn.a Oh TIN Chtcayt, s.
Northwestern llaIlrt'd t.sB morning, alId slls-
tatnud wl,Ak 1t II fu.rAl nrv fntul injuries. Oao
leg s tori to pieces. nti Ills head IL nIl1rrd lie
IL yery, 1ruf. an4 could not bear Tho ,agur sly
Hni No blAulr ATTACHES tn tho Gnsttiter OF tic
truth. Fostor hnvinx no business to !p Oh tho
truck.
Special Dtspateh 10 Tne chttapo Tribune.
kANsAA CITY. Nil, Nov. H.-TAls morning
Rbnllt o'clock t;urnciis ftNIlS. iii cnxinecr Iii
tho lIanufIal & It. JtAs frelKhE-yar1s IN this
city. wns knocked sowl' md crushGA by cur ii,
the Goinpany's yar.I; onv Icy hclnK n.at,9lcd tn
hosp!tat W.! t!ts Ivy a1nputate.!, Upon further
rocelyed severe internal Injuries. which resulted
III his death ut ha!f.p!st ,cloGk thla HyGnli1H.
NUiiEy wRB al,s,ut n YEARS nlJ, url uf u very rr-
spocfn1Io ltlt,iEy. Tho acclttent was thu result
Ut cnrGlcs,n'sa.
Special Di.pateh 10 Fas chttana Tribune.
IIto0MlNtsrnS. Ill: Nuv. EI.-Wlll!am ltuthcr-
ford. Il freight cDsnlt!utnrtit tho ChcaHtp i AL
tos,. WIS killed tu.niNht neiween yrHlcu a.li
Enat II. Louis by trAln III tho Indianapolis 4
81. Louis l.tne.' fiu wlx II rrs1ent Ut ulvoultEY-
tuti, llaa ngeu utuut ~.
, 1880-11-25
ROME,
THE CIIu1lCll.
SJHcf,ff f5th1f.


ROME, Nov. o5.--Since the departure OF the
Irish bishop tho Pope l,as becn inslisposed
md hns suspended audiences, re-
serving his strength for tho Con-
slstory Of December 0. Tile
ArclthisIlops of Dublin, Rheims, md
A!gicrs aro to bo the now Cardinals.
Tho popc's Major Dan,o, Mgr. Niccl
Laurenzi, Of perngia, and tho Ar
nsenlan patriarch llassoun hayc already
arrlaal llerc. Cardinal JacobEni will assume
tho functions of Secretary Of Stato
nfter tho C0nsistory Inns take1l
pl1ee. Tho OssCrrnt0rG Romano,
quoting this eyunlns frtMn number OF
Parliamentary speeches, says tllat tho
present condition Of tic Curcl, Md Holy
Father III Italy Is 1nto1otnblc. x scheme for
tho future condition 0f tic relations Of tho
Inpncy with tile Powers has bcel submitted
by Cardinal Jncoblmi.
, 1880-11-25

C0ESTEI.FErrEl. ARRESTED.
HAVANA. NUr. M.-'rilu ln,ltre tlaye dis
coyere'l :sD DeDNntcrfeit receipts for collecting
contributions representing *!7.o0o tn guild.
TIe couMlerfeittr 1las hcrn lrrrsiuti.
1,t:SM.ttK.
I.oSpuS. Nov. .i*-A stspntcI, from Con1,-
ltaReu ,says tl,c health or tho tluccn Inns lMl-
proved.
HEADS l'tu,tfirr TtN,r:TliE1,.
Ad'spntcft fr0ln IefIerall says: Tic lleatfs
1T ;aD kurtts l,lye tceli brought to Tabreex
to bc examsG.t.
THE 1T. nDTttA1.1, TuSSE1.
GENEVA, N0y. 1'.--'rlsu Federal I'pst- Office
nntFlnrfths have Gullcl,l,Irt! arrangements for
tho passage of tho malls through tlsu 81.
Hotharl tunnel during tito coa.Iisg winter,
hut fur the present. passengers will not bu
allowed 10 trllyeisu thu tunnel.
, 1880-11-25


PARs. Nov. A.-A grave difficulty llas
arisen between tho French Government n,ut
The popc, nelsller approving tlao candidates
whom tho otilur desires to appoint to tho six
yacant 1lshuprics.
LIFE Hl:SATotss1IIp.
Thu dissenting Senators Of tho Loft Centre
selected Admiral l)upre rs the!r candidate
for tho yNcant l4fo Sc!ntors'slp in opposition
to Gen. Farrc. prcsent Minister Of War.
NI!UWNEIs lIIMsELF.
The body Of Pascal Smith, millionaire NOR
claut Of st. Paul, N1tnl., Inns bee,, found uf
tho MaracEtles c0ust. lt0 nrrtvel Mt Mar
seilles with his wife anA Son o1l tho 10Th inst,
Tho hcxt evening lse was missed, and Is sup
posed to llnyo drowned himself.
, 1880-11-25
Jourhuy OF the Pa|1-9earers with
:. the Remains of Prof.
''~ Watson. '.:''''
tTIluy VIII Lie ft State at tic
University in Ann ArbOr
-.' TO-I)ny.
Final Services Over the Body OF
,": the Governor Of In
diana.
Death Of the Father Of Gov. Hartrauft
Death Of Charles r. Whip
pic, at Nashville.
TIE GREAT ASTRONOMER.

Mthtars
SseeLat I,tsua,th IN fne t.straso rtf,,,,,.
MAptsus. Wis. S,v. at-..t t!.s, to.,tay nlt
th,.t wn, mur,v nj t,r tl.e I,tt, trof I,,nrst Wn,
sou w.ls uct,1 Ut, t,,u trutn ,u,tnu t4,lst md tu
care ng Tho n,Mrnl cuunmi1ce tt,tn,,n,.tt fur finn,
ttir,w,s1., ,slnetstiny IF f,rr. Furuu,t. Mr. Enr
nt,*! Urgent Garter, Tho rrmui,s Lr,u.r,1,y1 o,
tllclr jutlrnny u their lust resting. ptaco
In tho lsalut,fut cemetery IF AM, Ar
l,rr. Mich: tpryitpB wgru hr,1 II. lin
rt.sltlc,,eu ur thu .!ctrus,.t this 1bt,r1,,s..
whcru President j,asctuu delivered II 1nt,st
nrlruprtutr a,,l t.u,chIng ntr,ss. and tho t,uy.
j. Il, Wright, Of Tho lrcst,ytcrlil Church. tlrct,l
prayer. The following pult.,uarrrs tore tho
ra.r,nis uf theIr .lt,ose! frIru to thu huurst.,
u,ld, IN cD,,,pa,ty with tho entire Faculty, tlio
trg,4s1a, ,t.tl II lnrgc n,ninr Ut st,uiunfs ut.tl
friends, ucsu,tnuuu.t,I t,,c,n 10 lin dctut: 1e-
gents WiIum +, t,trter md J, c. t;rcx,ry. pruf.,
i.rm,n,r i,,rt,I. t,n.urst,n,,nL rnrkiu.nn
,,s.,... = ~, .''' t.s.,''. '"7s'''e"&o'' ""'''7"
o"e1'' anu lfsihk'
, 1880-11-25

LoNnoy, Nov. ll.-'rAo Premier Of Capo
Colony telegraphs TINT tiIe resources Ut the
COLONY arc apparently equal to tho rouutro.
lnents fur su]prcssfng tho rebellion. tile
Colonial Government 'as 10 Intention 0fask"
inG far Imperial troops.
Il dispatch fr0nl Cnpo Town OF the ed
saya tho british resftleley ut l.erlbc, which
WIS twlco attackel by l.aslltos, lias been re-
lEeycd by relnf0rcelnents.
, 1880-11-25
FI.t>Un sUHS{nIN0,
((nNE Noy ni.-I'IIn i]nnt1 n, Tim frthcr Ia

FLfUU SUll3{hINU,
leoa'1:, Nov. A.-Yle Hood In tho Tlbor Is
subsi.l!ng.
ECClESIASTICAI. MFFEIaEycEs.
Tho lkusstnm Government has submitted to
tho Vatican three nnll!es, with tho suggestion
tiAt tho Vatican select ono for ncgotiator tu
r0Ino tU ltomo tU guttla tho ecclesiastical alIs-
pntGs b0tWeyn ltl1aala md Tie Vntical,
Tlluso negotiations hayo hitherto bccn car-
rtea on Mt Vienna. Frau this list tic Vail
can lIas seleetc.l ClIoyalor uoutenow. ut
present Secretary Of thu l.usslnn E,nbassy at
lA,lldun.
Mgr. Jacob!M! las settled With tho Popo n
rlnn fur thu future c0tl.luet 0f tic relations
Ut tue plp4cy with tho Powers.
, 1880-11-25

Special pGpate4 to 1Rt ChfeaedjdFtb1ns.
LAFAYETTE. lnal+. Nov. u 4.-Chnrltv ,Sheetz, or
nanst!lc, ILL.,, took ~, iuyoluHtlIEy bath Ut ~.
carly hour this ltornn1. 1to was walking aroulItl
tho switch ynrsls OF tho %uhasts taitrtall Can't
pRny, III this city. a,,l succeeded III tu,ublIny
!nto slxty-fuot-tloep clslcra. uwued by tho
Cunpuny, frusa which they araw tler wltuE-
anu AifntMst tAis Shcela fell. breaking fur or
Two ribs nnd brulsluy hnself buddy. Ills HrIcs
fur Anlp VERY heasu, Nsita lu wus lukGn to tho
hospltul. l3u IL bully hurt.
, 1880-11-25
J.. indicted Land.Leaguers to Bo
" called to Trial on
: Dec. II.
r.,.,,t,s t,art1cn.SAss Tnkcn to Dublin
~ Under Strung Military
Escort.
=, kissing Steamer Aasyrian Monarch
'' Preceding Slowly Under
Sail.
OCEAN COLLISION.

~ro ,,*SDEED AND FIFTY PERSONS
DIuaWSf;1t.
lre1,o1,S, Nov. H.-Tlic stcamcr Ortlg!n
.,ns fl collision this morning with the
r,,nc1 steamer unc1o Joseph nsar S!mzzin.
Fna,,uclc Joseph WIS 50 mitch Injured that
,ss soo,, sank. She had :NU prrs0ns oil
h,nl, onIy al'out fifty Of whom wcro
,yed, Tho Orilg'a has arrived at Leg
forn, haylns also been severely damaged.
, 1880-11-25
SPAIN.

TWHEHFE15.
MAnnIp, Nov. at.-1t II blieyctt hero TINT
VIre-A tiluirni fu1,res, I'tracl, Ambassador In
Spun, las gum IN rnrIs 10 succeul Admiral
Clouct sts Minister III Murine.
CAarfl.f.D.
'r1lc question Is being considered hero of
giving Il 1a,sitisnt lmnuuut III Madrt tn IIot-
ur VI l'ruInier En,lDs;,s del Castillo,
, 1880-11-25

THE AIfSSISsIl,l,f.

TIL n II 4s[ISSTSETI7I7f4
sT. LOFTS, Hu., Nov. .i.-Tho tcn Is running
very hIstvy In thu river. nnI navigation south
ft4 this iul,lt IL suspended. Tho il.,r9 rrlna
torsnton Companies, flowoycr, nrs, rs yet not
nlaklnK arrangements to tnl1 ut CnrtI uni Hell
tn"t, leitevtIK thnt they Will c alIle u rcsllI8
frn this lt,int IN Il frw tlay4. Tho AlehDr LINZ
Company tD.rIxht II fnnkinr Chir, tho iItlr1lern
trrIEiifilt lllnt, aud will Eesd buats south from
lhrtr.
, 1880-11-25

FNMUTsIs E I@AlIIENFFTs
E0tR1sT0wS, ln, Nov. .4.-Samucl r.
IInrtmn1t, father Of ox-Uor. IIartrnlrt, died Of
pneumonia Inst night. nYeJ t.
CitARs4l:s ftuTi.ElA1E wIItpTLE.
NASHVILLE. 1'rn1l., Nov. :I.-Charlcs HuttcLgc
Whippc, Southern correspondent of tho Louis
vil!u commercial, died here totAy. lIesoiutlons
wure soitetl by the locAl prtas III respect to bis
Frtt>nlrr.
, 1880-11-25

sT. LoufH. Nov. A.-1t Inns lccn showing
stcn,lIly all tho afternoon and evening, tsurtu,g
go1 sleighti1g for Thanksgiving. Thu leu Is Of
sufficient thIG!ktleHs FOR rewGta' purposes, untl
tho harvesting commenced today.
, 1880-11-25
TJ31rf-. Ann
i)STllACjN3t.

LIMERICK, Nov, 11~-ffliU Land I,rnrnn ia
',spta,nr ,rnno,5fnna nil, ,l,.,.,,oI
If wb,m ,,.,t',, uu,.. ,I ~ 49,
SIX "l" h,,., % ,1u,sa,o.'3 @ 's''1o's 'h nInl'
yat ront"n, viii, ." ,',I.,.',,,t.. ~" e".ase.
,,5ry mnro III th,,, liz na..'t .s".s ,,s,.'n s,".'
In anJ ,ro,.".,,,. '' ,,oa ''.'!as't ''.l.'" r'
b,inr w f,rms re'.S fr. '@''u, to''''!S nun
Ea1 nnwnnr n t"s "h." ,.a.., ''o ~
M1p,nua H. ,.,,,. ,,, "o pvci, estetH.'
hi, otfnrua,.. ~, ""' ,.p'.4 ., H.. '"se"tk NV
,.,tua''. S''' ~ "cep ttse1!t ltoll1 seTslils
'sns an,,na'. r,oessses Ut tne County Courts.
,s,was ] nr.os.a'I t"I't T., s''.leatns. LOW uays
h.,,"t I>eosa a."', W plo''l,'e1s Iaollsser OIL
d, ;,,In. a"Is'r' ,s' WI" oto'ses't mn to oook
h., h. h1.l', bsa 81, 10 sefso ts]ectitiont processes
hi md I"sa''s' "sa. lho representative OF
tnnll ~ "s"o 'H!ot'''et' liiIl i''at i1la case
II ,ho w 3D.. uo"sat oeioro 1!'at Dolly
lin ,mi M ii. 'nA. ,''. heetli's' anti war1ict!
VIA, M ,ha,. ~, u.e'".c,l o1 INC consequences OF
hi, ,nI "".u "s'lhG' At INC 'nectai'g ot
Ia ,afsnsae W. t'@'t',5' ~ W"s s'htea that
NJ ''''o ,'. u t1'o League would
l:s.1 nn"ro. esa t''ah fio,ooU. Tho
Il; h,s s".' haa., "'.es'et az Ball!fla on ll,cs-
,;onnan, f.s se't.eaceh ~ usfce hlohths' ttn-
''A''''' 'oF obstruction OF tho Highway.
AnsH.
loy1av x,,v g. ss'e''.t .s,t; ea1le.
MCork st,t, L'n'' IT. rne'ceraas H. from dublin
I'D aauuu1,,,, ,s.4 49,. ~ u"''.'''',Gs ~ "f,ns
tsulr,i thr"u",.''. Nv aesea'e'l aM1!lS n!o ais-
lnp,incin.,I,.4 trs. t1e'a'M. Inc invoices
hesigl!a,ct If H." ,a'1,ae t1s'. ~ inos escape
Sstsw seizures r ,rc r',u r"n,r,ad ~ 'o'"e ""s' a
, 1880-11-25

FnUGnKEEfstE, N. T., NDy. 2i.-Tho river ia
c!us.t frt,1n Albany to Hudson. Twn tugs, with
forty csntlhoass md barucs III tow, passed here
goHg aoith ut l0 Il. ILL.,. bnsnx tho Inst tow fran
Albany. Navigation to Albany 1niy bp cOti-
Altf1rct cloHttf lur tho season. unltas nn utlcx-
peGtel tlllW ct3ti,es.
, 1880-11-25

THE JEWISH QUESTION:
BERLIN, Nov. -. - Tho debate In tho
Chnlllbar Of Deputies was expected to settle
tho jewish question, ut least fur The presons,
but 1t seeus 10 IIayo only brought 1t to tlle
initial stage, aud thu discussion has been
, 1880-11-25

Special Dtspateh to Tie Chicago Tribune,
Piano. H.. Nov. :.l.-Early this tnurslLng SNOW
commenced to fhf, and at moon to-llay 1t slflf
continues. Ever5 thing indicates a lon2 storm
nnd i. deep ssloW.
, 1880-11-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Strangers vlxltin. tl,e city should not
fail Il, vistt tho homeopathic rharlt.nl'y IT
spIc tile1r Ihrgr assortment If fnlr MlriItltr.
eit"4 AMI t"ks. from 81 pocket ctse tU tho {..5
medicine C[IGYf.
, 1880-11-25

takcn III, with renll'lcti energy by tile press.
THE whtILDH OPINION,
THE EuttMlnr has ordered Tic views cx-
pressed by thu foreign press Til ttle Jcwisl,
unests0l, tu be submitted 10 llin,.
, 1880-11-25

1Incn1lxtrrsA Ettttxis Mixture IT tho
must relnhn a!l'l satn remedy. Every family
xhtn,l4l ilatnIt fur wfonPsH.entvl, I'M! rrnnl'.
SOLE manufacturer Fur HhIriy MI .3rllyglsls.
, 1880-11-25

ALBANY, N. T., New. .l-Tho outlook for nnv-
gntlon on the eanal IL very disco,,rugln1. Tho
clHnf IL closed fr0m l}uttnn 10 Lockport, with
five inches Ut leo inost ut tho WHY,
, 1880-11-25
BURNED TO DEATH,

DHApsoR,, Pa., Nov. al.-Thv dwelling OF ]. @.
1.ukcr. ut Bun1nlt, eIxht nli'ex tro'u l.rutfpFd,
tu escnpe III sllshnb}te. ltt1!v hoy WIS " b!lu-
" burned kl1t hu died q few Auurs after.
, 1880-11-25
l4{tilrtlSA'.

IL Z. Carpenter. EST. Henderson. N. T.. cntetl
inH. !y the Ci,tc,ir7l ltcsu,cnt ItsrnnlIy. nfstl
tuticura n.lti tutictM sMu Gxttrllnlty. Tile
must wonderful case IN tgCur1, Elire certified
IT, hefnre Il Jstfn ri t.,s Peace lltld prominent
clszcns All afflicted With Itchg n,d Se:,I,. DIs-
eases should srud IL us for this testimonial iu
full
, 1880-11-25

FsfItstrtx Tr. SInt. II. *seInrt, IEa1fi-
t.n!r', writes: ~ confidently recommend
''"Iltts t'ehi4's Liquid Extrnct IF il"t:r t"r
consumption ,lctdIity. weakness. '.h1orJss. etc.
hnyE ti.sstaI L With Universal stIGtANS.'
, 1880-11-25

Thomas nclnny, Memphis Tcrr.. aays: ~
hart been. afflicted fur 1Incteer ytarI Will, 1's-
rltlsis. snt hntt spent ht,nir.ls nf us,!lnrs tor
tors lid M. kcnw what Il. rLli MY ,!isras,,. /
wu,s ,'crulch nights until scratched nIyE,.,f
rlw: then !! wntisf .Iry MIL farm lhtn xtillcs.
~ I'll. hnsy t'cen completely CURED by tlr Cut
, 1880-11-25

The poy1c ttavn confidence III tho snakrra
aArAHHlritIa. ln4Illiso " genuine Simkcr fnc.l
iGn. pr'rlrui by tho Canterbury ShH}clI :!!,nk-
ur Village, II. II.
, 1880-11-25
TIE STERILIZATION NINE,

HALIFAX, Nnv. :4.-The cu4o pit h..s icon
opened, aud thu alr Ii stl to bu tUlcrabiy clear,
1he exploring purity did not eut further than tho
foot Ut tho ahltt. 1t ia proposed to ventllato
tho cage pit by fo.clug stuntu down Into 1t.
, 1880-11-25
EfsXEIf1fls

r. H. Drake, Esq.,. Detruit, Mich. suffered l,e.
ps'Rrcd an hts hand. !..u.l. nlsl fac, u,,,l ncnr
" DESTROYED his eycs Tic ntst cnref!ti ,lfrtt,r
iux fAiHl IN hop h!ul. und utter I'LL l11. fnttesl
he used hu tltlc,lrA li.<ol1cnt internally. Cuti-
curi nnd tutieurl Snnp externally, t,ld wns
cured, mud bus remained perfectly well to this
tuY.
, 1880-11-25
RUSSIA,

TIE KtNns THREATENING \ PERSIAN CITY.
Sr. pETE>IsnulMa, Nov. a1.-Ihu uolus
says tho kur.ls aro threatening 'rabrecz, aud
thu lslssia.i Consul tllerQ las bce,l ordered 10
YIllIs.
=, MELlkOFv.
ST. rETEnsl.ula, Nuy. 2i.-l'Elnce Nell
kon l!as StAtlel for 14ivadIu,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-02

MOUNTAINLODGE NO. II. o. o. f.,
MEET EVERY SATURDAY EVENING AT
NI Odd Fellows Hall, at 7 O'Clock. All
members of the order. In good standing. are In.
vited to attend r. ]. DOAks N. q.
JAS. W. SIXTH, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-02
Sir Ashley Ceoper's vital Restsra.
tive.

The great English remedy has made mofe
cures OF Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness,
Lost Manhood, nocturnal emissions. lassitude,
inability for mental labor, despondensy and
such diseases as are induced by youthful folliee
and excuses, than all other medicines conn
bined. Why will you suffer n Send to A. r.
Mintie, NJ. b., No. II Kearny street, San Fran
cisco, for the Restorative, and be cured. Price.
s. per bottle. Four times the quantity. SO.
Try bottle. DIR. Mintie treats all private dis
eases successfully without mercury.
nov20- lyd&w
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-02
RED MEN.

TRIBE. NO. 9, IMPROVED
w Order of Red Men, hold regular coun-
ellis at Masonic Hall on the third sleep Of every
seven suns at the seventh run, thirtieth breath.
braves. warriors snd chfefs, are
cordially invited TO meet in council.
r. NJ. BEATTY, Sachem.
MAX JAcoBs. Chief of Record. Al
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NOTICE

WE HAVE SOLD OUT OUR STOCK OF
w clothing to Mr.. H. Kayser, and hope
that the patronage SO literally bestowed on us
will be confined 10 our successor.
MEYERS FRANKLIN.
Eurskn January ~. 1850. jsn20-lu
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That Joe. of the GOLDEN RULE, has one Of
the smallest stores, yet is selling white shirts.
neckties. gloves and other things cheaper than
any other house in Eureka.
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The New Foundry.
All kinds Of MINING CAR WHEELS and
AxLES at the New Foundry. at
II. h. CONKLIN cos.
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BEATIFxC LODGE. NO. =. X. OF p,
NTEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
Ul month, ut 7:S0 O'Clock P. NJ, at its Castle
Hall, in Odd Fellows building
Ali Broth er Knights in good standing. are
fraternslly invited to attend such meetings.
@. L. BRoY, O. o
II. B. MCKEE, X. of r. and s.
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

Il WAY Stations will please procure uexss.
ct the Jackson House. or at the Fzshion Sssoaes
and leave orders 70 be called.
W. n. SWEENEY oo.s
osll-u BUS Psopsisewss
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rT,HE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
i American Labor Union will be held at
Armory Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING Of
each week. Any person desiring information
In regsrd to the Union, can obtain the same by
applying TO the Secretary. at Armory Hall. be-
tween the hours of Q and O'Clock p. NJ. daily.
A. O. BISHOP. Preaident.
A. M. CAMpBKLL, Secretary. ap17-6
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SOCIETIES..
BULLION ENcAMpMENr NO. 10.

BCLLION ENCAMFMENI No. lVv
HoLDs REGULAR SESSIONS ON THE
III Third MONDAYS of each month. at
IL o'clock, P. M, at Odd Fellows' Building.
soiourning Patriarchs are invited to attend.
BEN. @. LEVY, @. P.
8. d. HENRY, Scribe. je4u
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DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
III Once at the international Hotel.
Eureka, Nov. 15, 1879. nl6-n
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BOSTON BROWN BREAD
At Fiske's Bakery,
Every Sunday morning.
fl2-tf CHAS. h. FISKE.


ONE DOLLAR Can. At Fiske's.
f1l-tf CHA6. h. FI8KE.
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Sherman, Hyde Co.. San Francisco, ractAe
Coast Agents.
instruments sold ON the installmsnt plan.
Weber Pianos, by all great musicians, ars con.
sidered the best and most durable.
One only buys Piano in = life time, thereforo
get the best, the best IL the cheapest, a.
ways.
Prof. VIM. Plumho6. Local Agent. Eureka.
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ron PRINTING q. OF ALL DE:
d scRipusns. executed With neamsss Ne
dnputch ~ u ouJuu1k O0ee.
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formerly Of the Parker House,)
HAS JUST LEASED THE ABOVE NAMED
IL house, and had II renovated and refur-
nished. She will be pleased to receive the
patronage Of her friends and the public.
Eureka, December 10, 1879. dc20h
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singer Sewing Machfnes.
W. P. HASKELL has been appointed agent
for the celebrated Singer Sewing Machines for
Eureka county. A large invoice Of machines
and fixtures has just arrived. These are The
only genuine Singer Machines now offered for
sale In this market.
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Fresh Candies.
Having secured the services Of . frstclass
confectioner, am now manufacturing fresh
candies daily, and offer them At low prices, at
Wholesale or retail.
CHARLES H. FIsKx.
Eureka, January "a. 1889.
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. Attire of Bulgarian Women.

Gay colors distinguish the female at
tire of Bulgaria, and when Malika or
Bassila 1.-TWO common names) can drape
herself in scarlet wadded jacket Of
the most brilliant hue that calico can
take, yellow veil, and pair of trousers
of the baggiest and bluest kind, she be-
comes an object of the bitterest envy of
her less-fortunate sisters. The women
are, like the men, honestly featured,
with coarse, gray hair, and strongly-pro-
portioned. Their children, running
and tumbling about, with little screams
and bubbling laughter, were in their
blissful Ignorance unaware that the
morrow might come and find them
without a crust. The elders seemed
resigned. The men said it was. hard
to find work, there were so many of
them unemployed. Many, they said,
had taken to basket and chair making,
and some had bought horses and mules
on credit, and did little carrying bust
ness, but the large majority could raise
no money and could only wait for
spring, when they hoped the Govern
ment would help them with grain to do
their sowing and be ready next year
before the cold.