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such 40 4l,.es vI a-eal,fy, LaSsltlGe, Nocturnal
Emission, Aversion 70 Society, Dnnness OF Eis-
ion, Noises in the Head, the vital fluid passing
unobserved in the urine, and many other d.
seases that lend to insanity and death.
hR. 1sENTsE viii agree to forfeit Five
Wnnatrcss Esul1ars for case of this kind the
SaTAA REST oEATEVE Csnder his speoial
advice and tleatnent) viii not cure, or FOR ang-
thing impure or injGyous found in H. kR.
MEATEE treats all Private Diseases success
fully without mercury Consultation Eree.
Thorough examination and advise including
analysis Of uripe, s. 90. Price OF Vital Ke-
StaraeIye. So 90 bottle: or e nr times the
quantity, $10 CO., sent 70 amy address upcn 4e-
ceipt of price, or c. Q. D., secure from obseIsa-
ticn, and in private name il desired, by
A. y. MENkIE. W. H.,
IL kearRcy street. san Francisco, Cal.
DR. MySyEE'S KIDNEY FEIEBX,
NEE-EsrgTYCE NJ. cures al kinds Of Kidney
and Bladder Complaints, Gonorlhoea, GlCsy,
Leucorrhoea. For sale by all druggists; 81 90
a bottle, six bottles ior IS %.
FsR. NENFsk'S EANDTEKON gEs,fA
are the best and cheapest nTSyL2ssa aid
EfLloGs cure in the market. For safe oy at
Druggists. dz1-ly
The silver state., 1880-02-17
GREAT ENGLISH REsGEDY

Is a never failing
Cure Tor Nervous
Debility, Exhausted
Vitality, Seminal
Weakness, Sperma-
torfhoea, & d s. Il
1s.4sFA3oEs. I'm
potency, Paralysis,
and ali the terrible
Effects oi sci abuse,
Youthful Folllcs,
an! Excesses in
Maturer ears
The silver state., 1880-02-17
HAY FOR SALE.

Until further notice we will deliver hay In
Wnnemucca on cars at Slo per ton by the car
load. II. e. MANNER co.
Lovelock, New, Jan. %, 1850. tt
The silver state., 1880-02-17
Hay and Esairy Ralach
For SALE.

For SALE Hay and Dairy Ranch, one-hal
mile east OF Willow Point, Paradise NaNeg.
Nevada, containing $50 acres oI Mead " Lard,
Q large, new Dwelling House Dairy House,
Barn, Corrals, and either Cut-hui dlngs; also,
Mower, Hay Rake, Toois otc. Tins ptoFerts
viii te sold cheap for cash, or exchanged for
other movable property
For lurther particulars, apply at this oalee,
Or o. the undersigned, at the ranch
The property viii he sold AZ bargain, as !
want to engage in othe, bpsin&
f4-tf D. r. WHITAKER.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
CABLE SPIRkS.

GENEVA, March 22.-Edward Girardet is
dead.
VIENNA, March 22.-Mr. Gladstones utter.
snccs against Austria have created much irri-
tation here
CoYsTANTINoPLE, March 22.-Colonel Synge
has been released by the brigauds, and has
arrived at Katerlns in good hoalth.
LONDON, March 23.-The Post, Berlin dts-
patch says: prince Bismarck has sprained his
arm. The injury is not serious, but painful"
LONDON, March PA passenger train lefs
tho track ut LOfthouse near Wakefield, on Sat-
urday. Two persons were killed and twenty
injured.
LONDON, March 22.-The pointsmau whose
ciralesSness caused the railroad accident at
Halle last week, by which several lives were
lost, has committed suicide by hanging.
LONDON, March 22.-Thoodoro Martin, who
has just completed the life of the Prince Con-
sort, has boon lSnighted by tho Queen and also
made Knight Commander Of tho Bath.
LONDON, March 22.-m the House of Lords
tonight tho Earl Of Dunraven called attention
to tho affairs OF Afghanistan. He said tho
gOvcrnment had lately boeu very reticent 70.
gardins their Afghan policy.
LONDON, March 23.-A dispatch from Ber-
lin to the Daily Nscs says prince Orloff has
had an interview with NJ. Sabonrotf, during
which be expressed much dissatisfaction at tho
uon'extradition OF Hartmann.
ROME, March 22.--rhe British iron-oIad
Thuuderer mas been ordered TO Spe2ia to enable
her officers to follow tho inquiry into tho
cause Of tho recent explosion of 1o0.ton gun
on board the Italian irOn'C Dulio.
PARIS, March ga committee Of Senator's
and Deputies Of the Right will remain in Paris
during the vacation for the purpose Of obsery.
ina the measures adopted by the government
against unauthorized religious congregations.
LONDON, March 23,-The Sporisman says
Although Paroles weight ll30 pounis) for
the city and suburban handicap is stilf QUE,
yet II is by no means impossible for him to win
under IL. The distance is = mile and a.quartor.
Odds of 100 to were laid yesterday against
Parole.
CoNsrATINoPLE, March 22.-The difficult
ties delaying the release of Colonel Syngo are
not of pscunlary character. The chief Of
the band of brigands demanded amnesty for
himsel land the release of some Of his relations
who arn imprisoned in Greece previous to the
liberation Of Colonel Synge.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 22-Tho president
OF the administrative council of Eastern
Siberia having reported the pressing necessity
for now prisons, owing TO a great influx OF pO.
itical fprisoners during the past year addi.
tional prisons will Oo constructed Immediately
on the river IYHnofka.
National Republican., 1880-03-23

woman's ideas moulded some ofthe grandcst
thoughts therein promulgated, womau's
wealth, self-sacriice, prayers aud tears con-
tributcd toward the establishment OF our
Government, a"d its lust rcatlirpation Of the
unity Of its principles, and w0man's dignlhod
presence will yet COnsecrate every stonn OF its
building to wise laws, pure morals, and SC.
cure institutions.
II this were not TO 30, tho prophetic figure OF
a woman, standing erect aud FREQ upon the
last great capstono Of our monumental justice,
unsupported by masculine arm or aid, were
mOckcry to the great soul OF tho universe who
planted her footstep thorc ~ tho Growing glory
of the prophecy Of the ages. America is the
vantage ground for tho solution Of all great
aud grave problems of tho rnce, and wo are
now faco TO face with tho gravrst OF all--tlio
truo relation of the sexes to each other.
Unhappily, IL is tho transition state for
woman not yot beyond tho darkncs OF priest
ridden age, which rolegated hor as II subject
10 mans lower attributes. Wo arc in the
whirlpool Of tho torrent, In tho clash Of the
elements, wli3li betOkcn unhealthy atmOs'
plGrio couditions-iu the thrOcs Of the agony
which boiokon the death Of tho old aud tho
birth OF tho new.
As ia tho material, so in tho moral and
spiritual, tho veil Of tho temple is ever torn
when the problems Of humanity are born.
In a district constantly horrfrdby desccra-
tions ot unprotected women, aud continually
appalled, with scandals from among dgnihod
men, we must look for a baroinetric measure
from suhordinatcs and vulgar men, that
weights with distrust the sex, seemingly so
fiaught with temptation to man. Bat havo
an abiding faith in the dignity of manhood,
and in the nobler spirits OF just and trun aud
righteous men, who are always with US and
are found IN largo numbers In all ranks OF life,
earnestly striving to recognlzn the exact jus
tice, tho high moral distinction that shall
bring peace uud prosperity to the people
virtue, strength and grace to the hearts and
homes OF The Nation. From them will come the
true balance Of measure; aided by tho tlOught-
ful presence Of tho true woman. they will vet
make her path easy, her burden light aud hor
way less griCyOus. But let us not forget that
IL is not in abscntiug ourselves from man that
he rises from tho dust 10 dcscry tho Athena III
tho heavens; it is by and through the spur Of
woinans wants, wOmnI'J tastes, wuinals on.
nobling affections aud presence that he is
lifted into tho higher life. And, il by and
through her suhjugdtiou aud unequal condi-
tions. womuns hand has swung tie gloomy
portals Of the inferno" for man ia the pan.
opy of u nobler womanhood, lead him back
through less dismal maZcs, until, rs equal and
friend, counselor and guide, you open to his
ennptured vision the glOrcs Of a new created
world, fit for tho inheritance OF a frco people.
Very truly, yours,
PHGRE W. CoUzrNs, OF St. Louis.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
District Matters In Congress.

Two District bills were introduced in tho
House yestcrday-ono by Mr.. Murch, to in
corporate tho Washington & Great Falls Rail
road Company, similar to the bill of like title
introduced in the Senate and II bill by Mr..
Talbot to incorporate tho District OF Column
ba Stock Yard Abattoir and Rendering Com.
pany, both of which were referred to the Dis.
trict Committee.
Tho Senate Committee on tho District Of
Columbia has agreed to an adverse report
upon tho bill to incorporate tho Suburban Rail.
road Company. Tho discussion upon this
measure dscloses that the committee is strong
y. averse 10 authorizing the construction OF
any street railway not actually demanded at
tho present time, aud will not grant any char.
ter5 for speculative purposes, or to be hold till
such timo as there shall be public necessity
for building road. Subsequent Congresses
must be relied upon to supply the future
wants OF tho District.
Both committees arc strongly in favor of
an increase of tho police force OF tho District
aud will endcavor to get bill for that pur-
pose before their respective Houses at an carly
day.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
Cipo,npntis southern Conneo,Ions.

CINCINNATI, March 22-Colonol A. G.
Blount, OF Pensacola, Fa addressed tho
Chamber OF Commerce to-day on the import.
anco of securing direct connection from Chat.
tanooga 10 Pensacola, and suggested the pur.
chase Of the Romo & Selma railroad and the
building Of link from Pensacola northward
to join its connection. Colonel G. &. Samuel
of Rome, Ga, also presented the plan of build
ing direct road from Chattanooga to Rome
of which he holds tho charter, to run through
Columbus, then 10 Pensacola. The Chamber
appointed committee of seven to consider
and report on Southern connections for the
Southern railroad.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
Mnrdered In a Drunken OnnrreI.

MAYO LANDING, N. j., March 22.-Michael
Doran, John Stevens and George Thompson,
three laborors on the West Jersey & Atlantic
City railroad, spent Saturday night drinking
together. Yesterday morning Doran and
stevens called OH a justice of the peace and
told him they had had fight with Thompson.
They said Thompson attempted to rob thcm,
but they turned on him and pounded him
until he was quiet" A search Of the place
Indicated by them revealed tho lileless body
OF Thompson. 1t was horribly mutia.cd,
there being thiriy-five stnb9 in tho face alone.
Tho prisoners, whose version of tho affair is
not credited. were held for the action Of the
grand Jury
National Republican., 1880-03-23
The Nlnetsenih Political Execution.
Our Southern Neirl,hnr..

HAVANA, March 22.-Advioes from Sau Do
mingo say peace had been restored and bus-
ness was brisk
In Hayti the Chambsrs wero occupied with
the loan question, tho establishment of = Ma
iional bank and other doubifIl 1ues ions. A
bill had been passed Imposing duty of ten
pur cent. on Mexican silver imported into
lhyii. This measure alone was considered To
he sufficient TO cluso u revolution.
In Venezuela The city of Bolivar, which was
in revolt had surrendered, aud President Guz-
man Blanco again had pacific control If tho
whole republic. Business WAS stagnant, aud
there was great scarcity Of money
National Republican., 1880-03-23
ident After considerable time being spent in

ident. After considerable time being spent In
settling contesting delegations and minor mat
ters, tho following nominations wore made :.
For Governor, Horace NJ. Kimball, nf Burrill-
vile; Lleutonant-G t-Governor, Stephen p Sclo-
cum, of Newport Secretary Of State. w. d. w.
Hullett, of Providence Acknowledgement,
Hugh j. Carroll, of Pawluckct; General Treas
urcr, Daniel D. Pond, Of Woousockct.
The following were elected delegates 10 tho
National Convention: Abner J. Barnaby,
Charles III. Page, w. L. Tcston, Colonel N.
Van Slyck, John J. Dcmpsy, John Waters,
Philip Duffy and Thomas W. Segar.
The delegates are understood to favor Tlldon
II he is available.
A long series of resolutions were adopted
without discussion.
1t was tho warmcst Democratic convention
held IN this State in many years, but the re-
suits are acquioscod in without much dissent
National Republican., 1880-03-23
4 Run for Life.

CHICAGO, March GA Lincoln (Ill.) spo.
cial to tho Times says: "W. Harrison Was ar.
rested here on Sunday for an unpaid hne and
passing himself of Il, detective, iIo was also
charged with criminal intimacy with Gfteen.
ycar-old girl. Tho public indignation became
so great that tonight masked mob sur
rounded ths Jail AMI attempted to force AN
entrance. Tho marshal appeared and the mob
disappeared fUr few minutes. Harrison was
slipped out and told to run for his life, which
he did, pursued by the I.addened crowd. He
made good his escape amid ashower OF missiles
and revolver shots.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
The Ute Agreement.


The Senate Committee on Indian Affairs
yesterday completed their consideration OF
tho draft of bin submitted by Secretary
Schurz to carry into effect his agreement
With the Ute Indians. and reported il 10 tho
Senate with recommendation thaC lt pass, ,wItn
several amendments, all immaterial except
tho following; 10 provide SO that no pOr-
tion Of the money coming to tho White River
Utcs shall DO paid TO thum until they have
surrendered all tho members of their tribe
who were implicated in tho murder Of agent
Meekor, aud tho employees at tho agency, or
until tho Secretary of the Interior shall be
convinced that every possible effort for such
surrender has boeu made. All that portion
of the bill which provides for admitting In
dians to citizenship after their settlement on
lands in severalty is stricken ont, II being un
desirable TO delay tho passage of the bill by
entoring upon any discussion upon the quGs.
ton of Indian citizenship In advance OF the
presentation Of general measure.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
shooting ut Tho wrong Man.

About $50 o'clock last night when tho host
ler of OK, x,Dis,rict,Attorney Wells went into tho
stable back Of Mr.. Wells ro5ilcuGe, Ninth
aud NJ streets, no discovered mln with n
large bundle Of articlos under his arm ready
to louvc orpagts unknown, Tho man started
TO run, when the coachman pulled pistol and
hrod Two shots no him. The man then in
creased his exertons aud soon vanished around
tho corner The hostler followed aud deserted
man running across tho street. He again
fred but this time he soon asCorlainud that he
was making target Of the wrong man,
National Republican., 1880-03-23
usn,y shIpmentn rom CnIonro.

CHICAGO, March 22.-During tho last few
have been very largo and lnterfeled somewhat
with the trulhc arrangements Of the trunk
lines 1t is said the heavy corn shipments to
Baltimore have given a surplus of ,225 tous to
the Baltimore & Ohio road. Apartial blockade
On some of the roads is reported, but il is
thought there will bo falling of in tho
moYrlnont This Meek.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
Ohio Censns No,nInnilons,

After dspoang ofa few other census nomi-
nations, the Senate yesterday took up the
Ohio Census Supervisors, which were rejected
en- nasao several weeks ago, and since that time
removed by the President. The debate upon
them was about tho sano yesterday as when
these names were previously before tho Sen.
ate, with the addition of some severe COM
mcnts upon the action Of tho President in re.
turning the Same names. The debate was not
concluded when the Senate adjourned. Tho
indications arc that tho whole batch will bc
rejected, as ON the former occasion.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
rho Antl- Ohlnoao Lnw Unnon,tltutIonnI.

SAN Francisco, March 22.-'rho United
States Circuit court this morning in the Par
rott habeas corpus case, involving tho validity
of the law recently enacted fOrbidding the en-.
ployment Of Chinese by corporations decided
that tho law is unconstitutional. The case
will probably bo taken to the United States
Supreme Court, Bon Butler having announced
his willingness TO manage tho case thore for
the Dcople
National Republican., 1880-03-23
The Hibermians.

PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-A committee oI
the United Order of IIibernians of tho United
States met in this city to-day, and completed
arrangements Tor holding tho annual National
convention of the order in Philadelphia on
May 81. 1t is expected that there will be
present on that occasion a large number oI
delegates from all sections Of the country.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
Alleged Train. .wreolsors Arrested.

BUFFALO, N. Y, March 29.-Martin Ridor
aud Honry Wethoroll, Of Sardinia, this county,
both young farmers, wsro arrested at Spring.
villo Saturday aud lodged in Jail hero this
morning. charged with an attempt to wreck
n passenger train on the Buffalo, New York &
Philadelphia railroad, near Springville, OH
Thursday last, A large hemlock treo had
boen fcllod across tho track close to danger
ous gully fully twenty-five feet deep, and
several trees were also found cut. The evi-
denco of tho guilt of the prisoners is claimed
to bo strong
National Republican., 1880-03-23
The st. Louis Strike.

ST. LOUIS, March 22.-The Missouri Pacific
machine shop strikers held meeting this
morning, and reavowed their intention of ro-
mauing firm until their demands are ncceded
to. A dozen or fifteen yard-mGn came over
from Terre HRute and other points this morn
ing to worl; in tho Vandalia yards but the
strikers prevailed upon them not to do SO.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
Tho yyolls-Farro Exnro,, Mail.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 22.-The following
daily journals bavo come to hand, all strongly
condemning the proposition to prohibit the
letter express business of Wells, Fargo & Co.,
viz: Tho Grass Vallcy Union, Los Angeles
Herald, Express and Journal, Eureka Sentinel,
San Joso Herald Oakland Daily Times, of Cali
fornin, Carson 4ipeal, Virginia Enterprise, and
Chronicle, of Nevada. All rciterate tho sent-
monts heretofore expressed as 10 the convcn-
ioncc and necessity of the system aud injustice
OF the arguments directed against it.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
Making Room in tho'posloi m co Dep ar,ment

Among the bills introduced in the House
Yesterday was one to authorize the Postmaster
General TO sell or cause to bo destroyed such
returns, statements aud paid money orders
as have been flied over ten years. The vast
amount of apparently useless reports that
now lumber up tho rooms Of tho building
would, II remoVo1, maze material addition
to tho space ut the disposal of the Department..
Tho bill was referred to the Committee on
PostolIiUes and Post Roads
National Republican., 1880-03-23
A Dniil,la TrnrcdY.

GALVESTON, March GA Marshall, Te T.,
special to the Nccs says II. L. Lewis, an old
and respected citizen, administered dose of
sulphato Of morphine to his twolve-ycar-old
son about midnight. The boy WAS found this
morning, and lived but few minutes. Lewis
WAS found on his wiics grave in conatosc
condition and died this evening. lilo had
| evidently taken similar doso to that admin.
istered to his son. For somo time he has
shown symptoms of insanity. caused by tho
| donth of his Mifc.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
ADesporado Lynched.

DENVER Col, March pa Neps aud Trib.
une Alma, Col, dispatch says w. j, Portor,
hard character, shot aud killed Thomas Car
mody there to-day. Tho murder was unpro-
volScd, and in less than one hour about fifty
citizens gathered at the Jail and hung Porter
to the ridge polo OF tho jail. H0 swore until
they put the ropo around his ueck. lie then
spoko fow words, aud said, Pull up tho
rnnn hnYs.n
National Republican., 1880-03-23
A yIrclnIn Judge acquitted.

LYNcHBUpa, March 22.-Tho acqnittal of
ex-Judse John Hill, of Buckingham county,
one OF tho Virginia judges indicted for falling
to put ncgio men OH juries, has allnyed tho ex-
element here on that subject. Five Of tho in
dicted judges have asked that their cascs be
continued. Thcre will probably be trial OF
three others at this term of the court.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
OuarreIlnc over tho rlshery Award.

OTTAWA, March 22.-In tho Dominion
House OF Commons to-day motion was made
for committee to consider a resolution de-
claring that the provinces of Quebec, Nova
Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edwards
Island are entitled to shares of the fishery
award. Tho government stated that they
wanted tho matter postponed until the papers
were brought down, and motion to that
effect was carried.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
NonllIlhllOMs.

The President sent tho following nomina-
tions to the Senate yesterday;
10 he Supervisors OF Census--lra NJ. Hedges,
Fourth New York district; II. p Gatcbell,
First Georgia district l.. Il, Lomairc, First
Louisiana district.
Indian Ageut--Georgo W, Lee, Maciuac
agency Michigan,
National Republican., 1880-03-23
Confirmatlons ana a neIectlon.

Tho Souato in executive session yesterday
Confirmed the following nominations;
Edward A, Gitlinger, TO bo Supervisor Of
Census for tho Thir district Of Maryland.
James W, Crawford, to be Postmaster ut
Brunswick, So
The Senate rejected the nomination OF John
~ L. Staitoa as Census Supervisor for tho
Third district Of New jersey.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
A smnll striI.e Cost. saOo, ,ooO.

CIEcINNATI, March 22.--The cigar makers
having received notice in writing from the
manufacturers rs they had demanded, accepted
the concessions, and this morning went tc
work again. It Is estimated that tho loss
during the five weeks lockout to the manufac
turors, men and internal revenue aggregated
over 5000, 900.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
Mining Accidents.

PorrsvILLE, Pa, March 22.-Peter Suleoy
was killed at Glrard oolliery to-day by falling
down manway.
BEYERTowN PA, March 22.-As ivo men ),
employees of tho Steel Ore Company at this
place, were entering the bucket tonight to be
lowered into fifteen feet of water, aud one Of
them-Jack Aycrs--was drowned.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
Aunndann,a prnsent.

ATLANTA, GA, March 22.-The Christiai
J,lIcr of to-day announces that ox.Govorno
Joseph f. Brown has presented to the South
ern Baptist Theological Seminary at Louis
ville KY, $4,000 for the endowment of pro
fcssGrslip. Tho whole amount has been paid
aud is now in the hands of Rov. James
Doycc, ID. d., chairman OF the faculty.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
Grant Expected at Galveston To-day.

GALVESTON, Tex, March 22.-Nothing has
been heard from the steamer City Of Mexico
The agent Of the Alexandria liue, to which she
belongs, arrived from Now Orleans on Sunday
He says he thinks tho captain did not put tn
,ea from Tampico, owing to rough weather
He looks fos hor tomorrow.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
A CIerIrnl Chnnpn.

Mr.. A. G. Buell., who has hold clerkship
under the Secretary OF tho Senate, aud has at
the samo time contributed some not altogether
orthodox articles for tho Sunday Cdpitol, yes
terday stepped down aud ont, aud his place
was Mt once Glled by tho appointment Of u son
of Senator Harris OF Tennessee TO the POSI-
National Republican., 1880-03-23
Town blaine Delegates.

Dies MoISEs, Iowa, March 22.-The first
Republican county convention in this State 10
select delegates to the State convention, the
18th OF April, was held in Davis county, at
Bloomfield. on Saturday, and elected delcga-
Non solid for Blaine for President.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
Another Elevated hallway Accident.

on the Ninth Avenue Elevated railroad a.
Rector.street station this afternoon. A hack
man named Van Ordcn had his shoulder dislo.
Gated, and John Sullivan, clerk, who was
passing in the street, had his skull fractured
by falling pieco of iron. Tho cars did not
leave tho track.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
K,,,cd while Resisting an omcer.

GALvEsToN, TEX, March GA Necs
special from Fort Worth says Policeman
Rgglcs in attempting today to arrest Jim
Poster (colorsd) was fired at. Rigglcs returned
ihn fire Monnling Poster IatA lly.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
Turthcr indian Myesilgatlon,

The HouR Committee on Indian Adhir5
yesterday continued tho examination Of tho
Ute chiefs hut declined to make public either
tho testimony OF It's nature. This leads TO the
belief that it related to The treatment of the
female prisoners taken FROM the White River
agency,
National Republican., 1880-03-23
rsnpo..on GrncnhncIssrs.

NASHVILLE, TENN, March 22.-Thc State
Convention of tho National Greenbackers has
been called to meet in Nashville, May q, to
appoint delegates to the National Convention
ut Chicago.