Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03

which they are entltleO the eXlleS mus
make application within two months from
this time to the Secretary of the Interior of
France through their respective Consuls.
QUEER MEDICAL STATEMENT.
The doctors in the Presidents case find il
quite hard to make themselves understood
For instance at 8:'0 on the morning OF
September LIST tho bulletin which was signed
by all tho physicians reads: "His condition
which was accompanied by rigors or sweat
ing, has subsidized by midnight and does not
interfere with his sleep" At $3.50 a bulletin
also signed b. the doctors reads : at having
been represented to US that portion of our
mornings bulletin had been misunderstood,
we would state that the President has had no
rigors for several weeks" Such being the
ease the sense o: printing contrary state
ment in the morning bulletin is not appar
rent.
Mrs. Jane Swisshelm says in her latest
open letter to DR.. Bliss: Take good beef
steak, hold it before fire until the juice be.
gins to part from the fiber, press out this
juice and put 1t on the Presidents tongue,
one drop at time. as often as you can with
out letting his stomach know. If it is simply
dyspepsia this will be apt to tide over the
trouble. open the envelope to say be sure
not to dilute the juice-he wants no slops.
See that thebeef is the best warm it your
self, SO that it is not cooked-no drugstore
preparation will do. Beef juice, one drop at
q time, will stimulate the salivary glands and
nourish the patient, without disturbing the
stomach"
We are told that if a railway was run from
the earth to the nearest fixed star, and the
fare was one penny for every 100 miles, and
if you were to take mass of gold to the ticket
office equal to the National debtor s., $780,
600 1000 it would not be sufficient to pay for
ticket to tho neare5t fixed star aforesaid. If
this BE- the case. it matters very little to US
whether such . railroad is ever constructed.
1t would be mighty discouraging to go to the
ticket Office with . mass Of gold equal to 3d.
SOL, OO0, 600 and be informed that the fare was
IS ,67S, 032. 900. 1.-THE ticket agent wouldn't
trust until we got back we'd be compelled to
forego the trip.-Norristown Herald.
The people Of San Francisco have this year
both of which, If the newspaper reports are
true, ought to be in San Quentin. Desmond
is a pledge breaker of the worst stamp, and
goes about tho streets knocking down men
who refuse to vote for him. Sedgewick is &C
cused ofappropriating public funds in Toul-
umne County and being fraud generally.
The rotteness of San Francisco politics in-
creases yearly. - Una ----,@ {. II i
Romance-loving tourists will sigh to learn
that the famous and bsneficent Hospce of
ST. Bernard is to be abolished, monks, dogs
and all, in consequence of tho completion of
the st. Gothard tunnel diverting the travel of
the great Alpine passes. This. is not to be
wondered at, and recalls tho fact that the
builders of the Texas Pacific road have con-
tracted for the construction OF atwo mile :un-
mel for every ten miles of road.
1t is estimated that Gould s railroad scheme
will give employment to thousands of men
in Nevada during the coming Fall and Win
ter. Eastern wages will be paid and white
men given the preference but if white men
refuse to work for the rate, Chinese will be |
employed. The wages for common labor in |
the east are from 81 IS to 81 per day; Chinese |
labor on this Coast is $50 month.
On Monday next Rev. John Hemphill Of |
The Calvary Presbyterian church will be tried |
Tor heresy. The California revised statutes |
10 not state whether the punishment for such !
\ crime is fine or Imprisonment. With an in
judiciary and bold and cour-
ageous police, heresy ought to be stamped out |
in California.
-Four years ago young man, without a
cent on his back and only one suit of clothes
20 his name, entered Denver and begged his
supper. Last week he eloped with his en-
ployer's wife and ten thousand Of bis cash.
Close application to business, coupled with
pluck and industry, wins every time.-Nor-
ristown Herald.
The Enterprise says that Reno Occupies a
central position between London and Hong
Kong" A tar-bucket victim considers Reno
very near to HongkOng. He feelingly re-
marks that the Renoites are tartars, and per-
onally believes the name of the place should
70 changed to Tartar us.-Gold Hill News.
1t is currently reported that the Nevada
Sank will reduce the rate of interest on
took advances to seven per cert, and will
ontinue to loan fifty per cent. Of the market
'alue thereon to proper parties This looks
ike straw. a
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