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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-24
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BY staeet this morning.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
no-mo
s,om h., ,;.;, a. A.. H.,, n, !;
to-. I'll,
ENmer
'. 'epar'so tot
En-. hArdesty' OF "eiis' Democratic
Ao COMMISSIONS
u. a. willard and '.n toliey, DEM
ocranc candidate o etate Senate,
came IOWA rom tnS norm oy private
conveyance 'sst night
The arrivals by stage from the North
this evening were: Z. A. Goodman, j.
2. Kelley, J. w. Mcdonnell, G. A. Kings
ton, T. II. Watkins. John Doe and three
Mongolians.
The INDEPENDENT press gang scknovl-
edges receipt Of wedding refreshments
FROM our we'll known citizen, @. b. Led
dick. who recently resolved 70 work in
double harness.
The publication of the registration
lists Of Elko, Railroad and HAlleck
Station. has taken up 80 much Of our
space otherwise devoted u the latest
news oy MAIL that we are constrained to
ask the u oil our readers for
the desrth oil general news IN this issue.
Our old Austin acquaintance, Hon.
II. A. Snwtelle, is stopping in town for
a few days exchanging courtesies with
old friends. He will continue eastward
tomorrow evening. as far as Salt Lake,
and may possibly go on east OF the
mountains before his return. He is
not in robust health and a little recrea-
ton, with q change Of climate would
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A NINE on FIRE.
Three Lives Probably Lo.

Sheriff j. b. Fitch, who has inst re.
turned from Wells. informs us OF a very
serious, IL not fatal accident which oc
CURED at wardwell's mine, near what
Is known as Moore's Side track, twelve
miles east of Wells. on the Central Pa.
cific road. By scmo unknown means
the timbers in the shah, which Is sunk
TO a considerable depth, took 6re, aud
the shaft at last accounts was still on
fire, Notwithstanding the most stronu-
Gus Efforts to subdue the flames. Three
miners who were at work below, are
still In tho mine; the shaft mentioned
being the only means Of egrezs from the
works. aud thoro is every reason to be
liove that they have persisted, for though
they have probably escaped direct action
OF the FIRE, the heated mir ascending the
shaft would exhaust that In tho nina.
and as no fresh supply can be obtained,
tho unfortunate workmen have probably
died Of suffocation. '
II Is to be hoped that the result OF the
accident may be much less caiamitous
than apprehcnded, but u tho facts are
az represented. tho chances of the
escape OF these men are very mo agor.
Further particulars will be awaited with
much interest.
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OcN AM STATE NEWS.
tHroa sAsarday,s Dsily.l,
6AnaxunAi

AAnax1nAi.
J. ". Dorssy. Eugene J. StoltE and
J. L. Ksyser departed for TsScarors, BY
stA0e Ills morning.
AsGIH. 6dssSad owens o..
aoS1 yesterday to visit her old Eiko
fkSods SDd e still in tovn to-day.
Nouas Short I'D Frederick sooville
Nye h from their homes in Ruby Valley
this morning; they will return by train
via Wells this evening,; q
Rev. George Jennings will hold d.
vine service at Granger Hall, tomorrow.
at thS usual hour. There will also be
. session of the Sunday School directly
after the regular service.
Divine services ct the Presbyterian
Church 20 morrow, morning and even
ing. Sabbath School At IL: 20. Subject
IN the morning, "Christian Bo~ldness;"
Ia to e~eaine. . sermon for young
folks, Subject Jacobs Ladder" All
are invited. o. .Hs
Grain is arriving here now from the
valleys In great abundance. Jud. Da.
kin, Mos ..Keutuck'' and a
nsn6er % ether parties discharged their
big tcight vAgons-at the Mill, or Upper
Depot yesterday. Every day brings its
string OF wagons loaded with grain. to
lhaia nlaAeU cen
The forming Of scale in the boiler
at,tks FIGURING Mill caused it to burn,
necsssitstinS the stoppage Of the ma
chiaery until the break can be repaired.
The work is going on vigorously today
and Mr.. Davis informs us that every
thing will DO in readiness to resume
GRADING Monday morning.
That old-ums tough Nevada christian
Bal Wade, who has been alternating in
the haountsin fastpesses about New
England Fork. returned 10 his FIRST love
by rail this morning. He has been
browning around those altit udinous quar-.
tiers aud getting lat during the
past few months, coming again to
the bosom OF his anxious friends
vastly improved, physically, moral
ly, and from the loose manner in
which he sings American twenties. We
should say, financially. He is SO well
EAtsded with the country generally that
the persuasive entreaties OF all the crib
players Of his acquaintance will be re-
quired to prevent him from breaking
back again.
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tFrom Monday = Daily.l
6uImaHuuut.


Fonr car loads Of coke for RAILROAD
District, has just becu discharged ut the
upper depot building.
Nrs. James Clark returned from her
four or Ave months visit among friends
In the East, in good health by the train
to-day.
Moody aud sankey will not stop
longer at Elko than necessary to fill tho
inner man IN the morning. They left
Chicago on the 18th for San Francisco.
Voters who have not registered should
remember that the time is short. Per.
sons desiring to Le naturaliEed should
attend thc-District Court at once. II Is
now in session.
The funeral Of L. ". Henry took
place here this evening. tho remains Of
the deceased being followed TO their
last resting place by numbers OF friends
and acquaintances. grr-
Tho Reservation teams are loading
with supplies for tho Indians. here to-
day. and will start for the north to.mor.
row morning with Butcherkniie Jack as
persuader=in-chief.
The planet Jupiter is said to be o
Nearer tho earth than II has been for
many years, or will DO for eleven yenrs
TO como. II Ia certainly one Of the most
brilliant objects this generation has
seen In the skies. 1t can be sect by
good advantage in the East about ten
o'clock In the evening.
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8oAAao0O6
z Philbreok HAd J.IASSury were The
Passenserl BY the staRs from the North
this evening" ~
Shes14 Fitch returned from an omcial
trip 10 the eastern part Of the county.
by the train o,dAy.
L. A. Willard and wife departed this
morning by private ooaveyaace for their
homo in CoruueopiG
J. d. McDonsld Of Mountain City,
Who arrived here by stage yesterday de-
Psrtsd Tor San Francisco by che train
to-day. i r" -f
The Distinct Court has adjourned I'M
til the 6nt Saturday after the election.
There Is but litte business At tho pres
ent term
Hugh NcSeilly, our former towns
man, whose homo is 1t present at
Cherry Greek, came down by the train
to-day. He viii remain in town a few
days.
Tho late cold weather has been uc-
eeeded by something like an Indian
Summer, during the day. but the
nights are cold. No snow has fallen
on the mountains this Fall.
q. II. Shepherd srrived bere to-day
from South Fork to attend to the ship
ping Of some cattle to Stockton, Cali
fornia. He will ship tonight; Doc.
Shepherd going down in charge of the
stock.
The express ,rsin due here this morn
ing at z o'clock did not arrive until
1918 p. NJ. being over 5 hours behind
time. Damages to the U. P. road by
tho late storm is the reported cause Of
the delay.
Mrs. A. L. Page, wife OF County
Commissioner Page, Of Eureka. who
has been visiting her relatives here for
several days past, starts on her return
home by buggy. accompanied by her
riece. Miss Maggie Tucker, tomorrow
morning.
Regular notice OF the G. md Ball to
be given at Wells on the evening Of the
29th instant, will be noticed in another
column. The people Of our sister town
always make extra efforts in behalf OF
S~isitors on these occasions. and those
who attend from abroad may confident
ly expect to receive every attention from,
the hospitable citizens Of Wells.
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From Thursdays Daily.
SaIm aEundI.

ID. L. Hooten aud G. Il. Abel have
just arrived this evening from their
ranches in Mound Valley.
NJ. p. Nevill is to-day loading his two
big wagons with general merchandise,
at the railroad depot. 1t is for Pri.
meaux & Co., ut Tuscarora.
j. Is. Tolley, Democratic nominee for
the State Senate, and J.. T.. Kelley, on
the same ticket for the Assembly, struck
out among tho voters south OF the rail-
road this morning.
Another lot Of coke from the east, il
being discharged from tho cars at the
railroad depot. John spence's teams
are regularly employed in transporting
to the furnaces at Railroad District.
Jud Dakin arrived ugaip to-day from
L"moillo Valley with his big teams
loaded with grain for the mill. and
Amos Roach Is also in from Pleasan,
with his eighth hand, bringing wheat
to the same institution.
We learn to-day that our talented
young telegrophic operator, J.. ".
Lowell. Is about 10 depar, from our
midst. to take charge Of the ~galvanic
lightning at Tuscaroia; Mr.. Clark. the
present operator at that place being
about to locate ut n point farther west.
"Pete,' though u prominent me.,ber
OF the Greyhound Club. is an exception.
ally good boy. and his many friends in
this quarter Of the county will regret
to hear OF his change OF pasture. We be.
speak for him n warm reception nt the
hands OF the hospitable rnscaroraus.
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7l1ron rnAsyAr D.n,.I
rs.StafA 1..sA.. r. n1s.sI

Fhs kafA Aa.SiaAA IA MSSruST
Coroner Isaac Yates. Who vas sum.
moned from wsIlS 10 inquire into
the cause Of the death Of the
two men whose bodies vsrs found
in the shait Of the wArdvsIl mine after
the burniag d the works. rstnrnsd here
last evening, and from him vs obtain
the following particulars: On reaching
Wells, the Corouer found that the bod
les had been hoistHd from the mine and
brought to that piAes. A Jury was
at once empaueled. consisting Of the
following named citizens Of Wells: n.
G. Sloan, 8. v. Shull, u. D. Healy. A.
Douer. F. T. Greenberg and Charles
Rowland. Hg ug
The import Of the testimony Of Wit
nessss vas. that the burning Of the
works was purely the result of accident;
the IRE having In all probability been
communicated from . small FIRE place
near the mouth Of the shaft q. which
the Workmen warmed themselves duhnp
this cool weather. There being no one
employed at surface, nothing was
known Of the accident until the failure
of the men TO come for their supper a.
usual. caused parties TO go up to the
mine TO ascertain the cause Of their
delay.
Reaching the mine Il was founu that
the shaft-house and timbers had been
burned, and from the testimony Of l..
II. Wardvell, who saw a smoke in that
direction about 0 or 10 o'clock in the
morning. it was inferred that the fire
occurred at that time. The bodies Of
the men were found near the bottom Of
the shaft; n lying out ut full length
in the drift and the other in q sitting
posture, resting against the wall. The
men had evidently died from s~uffoca-
ton.
Tho name Of one Of the men was
Godfried Ammon. n German, aged about
81 years, and had been employed at the
mine only IA few weeks. He came from the
Salmon River country Il Wells, and is
said to have n son in Wisconsin. The
other unfortunate was named Jacob
Hamiltou, a native OF Pennsylvauiu,
aged about ~ years. He came to
Moore's from Sprucemont in July last.
The bodies were placed in neat cofius
aud buried in the regular burying
grounds ut Wells yesterday.
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Time ChnnKrd.

The Democratic addresses advertised
to be delivered at this place on Satur-
day, by Messrs. FlournOy and Tuska,
have, through unavoidable circumstan.
ces, been subjected to II change. The
above named gentlemen will address
the citizens Of Elko next Monday even.
ing, the 25th instant.
They will also address the citizens Of
Carlin. on the following evening
Tuesday, the 26th instant.
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CnndIdnteH.

]. D. Tolley, for the Senate. and j. Il.
Kelly for the Assembly. visited tho
Northern portion of the county last
week. n will probably see somo of
their future constituents in this neigh.
borhood within n day or two. Mr.. Bal
linger and AIR. Giblin returned last
evening from Railroad District. Mr..
McBurney sturtst to day for the Southern
Valleys. The Republican candidates
are all out. and most OF them still south
Of the railroad. .H AVA.
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Democratic Speaking.

Hon. Geo. Flournoy aud W. J. TINS.
ka will address the citizens Of this place
on political topics. at tho Court House,
mex. Saturday evening, tho 23d instant.
Mr. Flournoy has the reputation Of
being one OF California's ablest orators,
and Mr.. Tuska IL justly regarded as one
OF the ablest speakers OF Virginia City.
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Judge VI. KlrkpntrIrL.

The address of Judge VI. kirkpatrick
OF Virginia City At The Court House at
Eiko last Saturday evening. is uuiver.
sally admitted 10 have been the ablest
speech ever delivered in this place. 1t
was an earnest. eloquent aud logical
addrcss-the speech of a statesman, not
OF a demagVgue. Stating facts. and
appealing to reason. in the choicest and
yet most forcible language, he touched
upon all Of : the leading points OF the
present campaign in a manner that left
a lasting and pleasing impression upon
his audience.
Judge kirkpatrick, ten years ago, was
a resident Of Elko, and left many pleas.
ant memories behind him. Time has
only matured his original gifts as II
speaker. As an orator he has no supe.
rior in the State OF Nevada.
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Special OrdAr No. 4.

Tho "droyhounds" are hereby order.
ed to DO and appear, With oppotiles
specially prepared for tho occasion, at
the Bakery Saloon at II o'clock tonight
for the purpose Of preserving an sccu.
mutation Of cold grub In the baok room
OF said institution. by order Of tho
PAEHDERr,
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The latest from the Tuscarora saddle
rnce--Goo yard dash--yesterdsy, was
won by ''Gon. Cobb" "wbite Rock
second; "Yollsw Hammer" third; timo
20 seconds.
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New Arrival.

Gerber Tho Matchmaker" has just
received the incest assortment of
Watches, Chains and Jswelry. over be-
fore brought to Elko. Go and see
them. ..-. ~
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Bullion Received.

-Four bars Of bullion weighing IO5
pounds and valued at $7.7Os SO, arrived
at tho Office OF Wells. Fargo 4 Co. here,
by stage this evening. 1t is from the
Independence Company at Tusearora.
mud Is consigned to the Bank Of Cali
fornia.
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J. II. Bradle, has purchased from d.
Meiss. for the use Of bis family. the
horse and pbaeton. in which the Doctor
was wont to air lady invalids. It is a
neat and handy ontft for driving about
lotvn
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sir Ashley Cooper's vital nes,ora.


sir Ashley Cooper's vital Restorn-
Th- great English remedy-nas made
more cures Of Nervous Debility, Semi
nal Weakness, Lost Msnhood, noctur-
nal emissions, lassitude, inability for
mental labor, dependency and such
diseases as are induced by youthful
follies and sIeesses. than all other
medicines combined. Why will you
suffer? Send to A. E. Mintie, NJ. D.,
No. IL Kearney street, San Francisco,
for the Restorative and be cured. Price
SO per bottle. Four times the quantity
$40. Try q bottle. DR.. Mintie treats
all private diseases successfully with
out mercury.
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Hayes had n majority in Nevada over
Tilden Of 1880. In 1878 Daggett's mn-
jority over Deal was ESQ. The contest
will be very close in Nevada, with Ia.
ard rea,o1isp." ch"nces OF the elrciiai
OF Hare,cS L se.o :, Ud Of C,.,Ny
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l.. NJ. Henry. who was brought te this
place from Tuscarora for medical treat
ment. o few days ago, died here this
morning at the age Of 81 years. His
health bad been in a very preoarious
condition for n long time past, and tho
announcement OF his death was only a
realization OF what was expected a. any
moment. Deceased was an old resident
Of this county. having been q resident
within its borders since It's organize
ton. We have been unable to learn
anything of his early history beyond
the facts that he was on old time resi-.
dent Of California, and was known by
some OF our citizens at Yreka, twenty
years ago.
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TAKE your watches, clocks and jewelry
to Gerber. "The Matchmaker" IL you
wish to have them repaired by an Ok
perienced workman. All work war
rauted.
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hi,,n nnnnrInlr,

rhis mo mirg--Miss p,u sE,.e.
Mrs. O. q. T.. Wright, Nrs. s. Dorsey,
Thomas Triple, ]. w. Williams. J, Jen.
niugs. james Bennett, James Guy,
Frank May, Thomas Bray and J. Trcm.
bnib .lta
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FRESH A Arr hams and bacon
received weekly. Lard, 10 bs., 81 IS;
8 bs.. 9O cents, at Jackson's. next to
the Posiofice.
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PhotoRraohv.

hurry Durham will reopen his
gallery at this place three weeks from
date.
ELko, New, September 81, 1880.
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CHAMPAGNE Of the best quality and
brands, can be had at Reckhart &
FrOelich's Saloon.
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Booths celebrated oval band oysters
received ut the Gem Restaurant daily
by express.
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s. NJ. Henley aud wife have gone on
n short trip to Tuscarora.
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a II invoice Of the celebrated
White Rye Whisky just received at the
Gem Saloon.
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A invoice Of A l Key West
Cigars just received ct the Gem.
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Mrs. w, J. Gdor aud two children
were tho arrivals from Tuscarora By
stage Lo.day.
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FREsu Bread. Pies and Cakes at the
Blko Bakery.
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FtsE old Cognso at Rockhsrt L rroel.
ich's.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Emma Ewing. Deeth.
Alex Olsen. de- fE .s
d. @. Whitman, Virginia City.
@. @. Povning, Reno.
X. McCulloch. Island Mountain.
II. 8. wi llsen, Santa Rosa.
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W. X. y. DEAL, Chairman
Democratic ststt Central Comnlttce.
j. A. NLnANNI. ScetctafY.
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HfNNo1Eff. HlfWfTFf 1WF
1R1AAy. OOeoAoR TO-
49,
TO-DayHs HtSek oAieA
i5S Ophir A.. aD
ans N.I;c.S 7T1x
leo 0ooId = Or,ry az ~
gao Hs~1 GR.l.A-ssL
20 Califorrj.-
I6s S.~.ss I1ns -
lOlS Con V;roioi. n =
I05 Hale and Noroross. 81 $500
$50 Potut, iAho ~
2O5 Jacket. Z 4O5c
goo Imperial, 20c
1OO KeatUck,lk
80 Alpha, &i0o
l7tO Belcher. 27oo 26oo
80 Confidence, $3.50
26S Sierra Nevada, lOM l0K
10 Utah, TX
ll06 Bullion. 2i0c a20o
= E~xchequer. ~
l5O OvermAn. 1850 ll0o
80 Seq. Belcher,
$40 Justice. I6c Zoe
100 Union. lax Is
$50 Alta, az $500
u Julia. Goo
. Challenge. soc $50
IIO Silver Hill. Sue
100 New York, l0c
bp Occidental. iOSc
y Lady Washington. 25c
lSo Andes. l
JUG Scorpion, lAsc 1900
oo benton.
o. Con. Dorado, 25c
"
Yesterdays AIteraooa 0sara.
50 Eureka Con. I7L
100 Belle. az 9H
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stage Departures.

This morning.. Fitzpatrick. Minnie
Warren aud j. V. Lowell.
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ural

Following Is a list Of the names OF
persons who obtained their final papers
OF citizenship in the Seventh Judicial
District Court yesterday:
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POLITICAL ePEAKINc !
HON. GEORGE W. CASSIDY,
Democratic Candidate
For Member Of Congress.

WiLL ADDRESS TIE PEOPLE OF THE
w state on the political Issues Of the day,
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NOTICE OF INTENTION.

At a regular meeting of the Coard Of County
Commissioners OF Humboldt County, kevad;s.
held on SATURDAY., January 10th, 1880, the
following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED, 1nat it IL tie intention of this
Board to levy GENERAL ROAD TAX for the
wear 1880, throughout the County, Of not more
than twenty-five cents on each one hundred
dollars. as provided by lawfor road purposes,
unless the citizens residing in majority OF the
Road Districts object in shape of remonstranee.
Attest: j. II. JOB, Clerk.
Winnemucca February 3, 1879. 2w
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THE SILVER STATE.
p,-pI isuED EVERY EVENING (SUNDAfs
EXCEPTED) BY
Il. j. HILL L. co.

TFRMs OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One copy, one year, by mail .........'.s9 ~ ",
One COW six months by Elail .......... %.
one copy. three months, by mail. ....... %.
Deliyered by Carrier, e5 Cents per woek,
RA,ES OF ADVERTIsING'
One Square 90 lines) first insertion .s2 so 80.
Fab suhseolient insertion, per square. -. w.
a liberal reduction to regular advertisers.
GEGTS:
. q. w. CRANE 3lS Pine street and 10 Leides-
aorff street, Room 49, San Francisco.
4. Gro. M. MoTr Sacramento, California
r. r. RILEY is authorized TO collect and re-
seiUt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE IN
Paradise Valley.
nc. aARREa is authorized to collect and
receipt for subscriptions to the SilyFR STATE at
Big Meadows.
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such as a.oss -a4enn'fy, Lasslude, Nocturnal
Emission, Aversion to Society, D;mness Of Nis-
ion Noises in the Head, the vital fluid passing
unobserved in the urine, and many other di-
seases that lead to insanity and death.
Eeg. NINTzE will agree to forfeit Five
Hundred Dollars for 4 case of this kind the
VITAE RESTORATIVE (s1'ler his special
advice and treatment) viii not cure, or for any
thing impure or injurious found in it. bEs.
MHNYEE treats all Private Diseases success-
fully without mercury. Consultation Fra e.
Thorough examination and advice, including
awlys:s of urine. IS co. Price of Vital BE.
storatiye. So co bottle; or four times the
quantity $40 90; sent TO any address upon re-
ceipt of price, or c. o. D., secure from oDserva-
ton. and in private name il desired, by
A. u. askAFxE, w. d..
III KearRcy Strces, SaI Francisco, Sas.
DIR. MsNTrE'S NRDNEY nENEDY,
NEE'hsEETIEt VI, cures al kinds Of Kidney
and Bladder Complaints. Gonorihoea, elect,
Leucorrhoea For sale by all druggists 81 90
a bottle, six hotties for 50 90.
DR. MgNTsE's DANREEE0N FILLS
are stha best and cheapest IsHsPEsSaA and
BsEieiIs cure in the market. For sale ny ali
Druggists dZriy
-
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NOTICE.

The Van De Water Mining Company will net
be responsible for any detts contracted or sup
plies FURNISHED, except on written oraeg,
signed conjointiy BY DOUGLAS GRAY, super
intendent, and |. q. d. IsKAh, Storekeepei, or
BY some officer OF the Company, in writing.
All proper debts of the Company incrrred
under the late superintendency OF ID. p. Pierce,
will be paid on presentation Of approved Bills
t. MCMUiiDY, Inspector.
Fan De Water Mine, Spring Tellea. Hem.
bolit County, Neyad;, December 21, iS7a.
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