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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-12
NEW TO-DAY.
SHERIFF'S SALE.


Joseph vanina, plaintiff, VS.. Tomaso Ferro,
Antonio Rossi and Tomaso Ferro di Bartolo-
meo, defendants.
FINDER, AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
of sale and Judgment and decree, issued
out of the District Court of the Sixth Judicial
District of the State OF Nevada, in and for
Eureka county, on the 10th day of February,
A. d. 1881, in the above entitled action, where
in Joseph Yanina. the above named plaintiff,
obtained judgment against Tomaso Ferro, Ap-
tonic Rossi and TomasoF erro di Bartolomeo,
the above named defendants, which said iudg-
ment is recorded in Judgment Book "B," page
PAS. of the said District Court, l am command
ed to sell an undivided one-half of the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit That certsin
lot, piece or parcel of land situate in the coun-
ty of Eureka, State of Nevada, and bounded
and particularly described as follows, to-wit
That certain wood and vegetable ranch, situ-
ated about thirty-eight miles north of Eureka,
in said county and State, east of the Robinson
Mountain, and on the north side Sof Petche's
Canyon, and known as "Petche's Rancho" the
same containing four hundred and eighty t4S0)
acres, more or less, including said canyon and
all springs of water and water rights and priv
ileges in said canyon, together with all and
singular the Embellishments and appurtenances
thereTnto belonging or in any wise appertain-
ing, toraise the sum of seven hundred and
eightyfour and 84-100 dollars. in Q. 8. gold coin,
with Interest on S545 of said sum at the rate of
two pei cent per month from August oath, A.
D. 1880, until paid, together with $642 81, gold
coin, taxed costs, and the further sum Of
81 20, gold coin, taxed costs, in the case of Jo-
seph Vtnins against Tomaso Ferro. and the
stu further sun of $50. so, gold coin, accruing
costs on execution in said last mentioned case,
making in the aggregate the sum of 81, 5S4 IS,
gold coiz of the United States.
Public notice is hereby given that on Friday,
the 4th day of March, A.. D. 1881, between the
hours of 0 O'Clock A. NJ. and 8 O'Clock P. NJ, to-
wit at z O'Clock noon of said day, | will sell
all the right, title, claim and interest Of the
said defendants, Tomaso Ferro, Antonio Rossi
and Tomaso Ferro di Bartolomeo, of, in and to
the above described property, at the front door
of the Courthouse in the town and county of
Eureka, 1t public auction, for cash in hand. to
the highest and best bidder, to satisfy said
judgment and decree and all costs.
MATT KYLE, Sheriff.
By j. F. MASON, Under Sheriff.
W. II. DAVENPORT, Plaintiff IS Attorney.
Eurekt, New, February II, 1881. feb12td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-12

ALTHOUGH the consolidation of the
American and Western Union companies
is only a few days old, the organization
OF a rival company has already begun. 1t
is not surprising. In these days cheap
telegraphy is scarcely less necessary to
the conduct of business than CHEAP post.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-12

HAYES has changed since the day that
he appeared in his white-soled inaugural
boots. Like Hamlet he is waxing fat and
scant of breath, his dress suit stretches
to its smoothest extent over his rotund
figure, and his neck is reddening and ris-
ing over his collar in a t~ell-tale way. All
the Presidents grow fat in the White
House, something in its air seeming to
agree with them. The Presidential beard
and hair are growing gray, the relics OF
their pristine blondness deceiving n as
to the extent OF the ravages. His harris
is as Sticky brushed as the ebon tresses
of his august spouse, and in contrast to
the style of the day he parts his hair at
the side, beginning a little above the left
ear and running the line around the back
of his head almost to the other ear.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-12
Trustees Meeting.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
Il Trustees of the Northwestern Consolidat-
ed Mining Company, at the Office of Judge W.
II. Davenport, on Wednesday evening, Feb. 16,
1881, at ! O'Clock. By order of
NJ. D. FOLEY, President.
Ct. J. ~SoASLAND, Secretary.
Eureks, Feb. 10, 1881. feb11td
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age, and the public knows by painful ex-
perience what is to be expected so long
as the re~-established monopoly is unbro-
ken. And the Western Union is not IN
a position to resist well directed and
properly sustained competition. In or
der to pay dividends upon its inflated
capital it must charge the public exorbi-
tant tolls, and this with a rival in the
field will be impracticable. There is
plenty Of room for the new company. Ii
properly managed it will both benefit the
public and make money for those con
cerned.
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NOTICE
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 HAVE
~ sold my stock Of lumber to the z. & @. L.
Co, and will hereafter be connected with said
company. All persons indebted to me are re.
quested to call at once at the Paul Street Lum-
Der Yard and settle their accounts.
After the 18th inst. / may be found at the Of
fee of the E. 4 @. L. Co.
decl6u W. 8. MCCLELLAN.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT MR..
IN c. B. Ford being no longer my agent, all
business in connection with my stable, or 9th.
erwise, must be settled with my representa-
tive, who can be found at the stable.
MARTHA HILLH0USE.
Eureka, Feb. 10, 1881. febl1tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-12

GARFIELD is the first Knight Templar
who has ever been elected President Of
the United States.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-12

ALLERToN (Pa.), Feb. ia disastrous
railroad accident occurred at Rock Hill
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15
Pretty sishI

Eprroa News : To those who believe
In the majesty Of law. and that Law Il
b~snsAosnes acting by rule. no prsttis'
sight can be witnessed than that Of
body Of strong men. msn who chew and
smoke tobacco and drink whisky. en-
gagged In the solemn and imposing duty
Of marching to Jail apoor fellow charged
with the awful crime OF smoking opium.
Il 10 . sight which the gods delight 70
witness. And although Justice person.
iHsd and defined 10 usually represented
blind, yet the wise goddess manages to
catch enough Of the spirit Of the thing
to cause her 10 smile spprovipgly upon
the arrest Of . devotss Of the soothing
and Misunderstanding drug.
Opium 10 the inspissatsd juice OF the
white poppy. and 10 Of great use a. q
medicine. Tobacco 10 preparation
made from the leaves OF . plant, and 10
narcotic, emstio and oathartia. Whisky
10 Q spirit distilled from grain. and. when
used 10 excess, osusss frenzy and mad.
ness. Yet, smoking the former. opium,
has been pronounced . crime BY oui
State law, while smoking tobacco and
drinking whisky are presumed TO b vir'
tues. the practice Of which qusliaes usu
to arrest and conhns In . damp cell the
poor fellow who smokes opium. Bah
Talk about the wisdom Of lawmakers
They strain ont ensts and swallow Gam.
els. They enact laws against the prao.
tios Of opium smoking. and ignore the
demands Of their constituents for much
needed railroad legislation. Consistency
may be . jewel. II 90. II II . jewel nm.
known to modern legislative bodies. Al
least, Il 10 an unknown jewel TO . Ne
vada Legislature. u d.
CON HILL. June 10. 1881.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15
Jsks .. Some Ons.

In Virginia last evening some must.
clans. principally drummsrs. commenced
playing ON @ street, near where the
blind oolorsd man spoken Of In the
Nsws yesterday was holding forth with
his customary harsngus. Passsrs-by.
believing Il was an attempt to drive the
old man OF the street, literally bestowed
upon him their spare halves and quar-.
tiers, ct the came time encouraging him
to stay where he was and not be drummsd
out. He did %, and the musicians left
the fsld frat. We have . curiosity to
know how those who gave the old man
money last night will feel today when
they learn that part OF his earnings went
to pay the drummsrs. II 10 loudly
whispered that It did, but the parties
who did pay the musicians, II II VA
other than himself. may have started
the story.
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Ye,,sv ysenss.


The water remains at the $500 tank
station. The preparation for raising
the vsssr bslow that point are about
completed. Soms repairs have bssn
made the past weak on the 27oo lsvel.
Lever Csmsssek.
This mine. which has remained idle
for years, will bs worked shortly. and II
the expectations OF the management are
correct the machinery will b In opera
ton tomorrow evening.
Cs.. Imperial.
The heat In the shaft Il intense and
mon are not able to work on the GOO
puupbob. Some Of the drifts that have
cooled OF are being cleaned Of the debris
left by the water.
Work ID carried on y usual. There
l. no Ga In the mine ss present, nor
has thsrs been any discovered In any
part Of the mine dnss the day OF the
accident.
Ksssaek.
Are today placing In the door and
window facines Of the hosting. works.
The building l. partially shinslsd and 1t
will not bs long before Il Il completed.
Crews Peins.
About IS Toni Of ore are daily o..
traotsd from the upper levels. Pros
pecting II carried on and general repairs
made throughout the mine.
Jaiia Consolidated.
No work IL done In this mine and
there has been bat n man employed
around Il during the past year. and he In
the capacity Of vatohman.
u.is. shafs.
A station Il being out out 1t the ToO
level preparatory to running drifts from
that point and the prospecting OF The
ground at that depth.
The shaft has attained . depth OF 1906
feet. The rock 10 harder than st last
report, and works better. Water causes
no troabls whatever.
The machinery has been Pot In good
repair. The Superintendent says they
are waiting upon the ohollar. Noroross-
Savage pump.
For work In this mine sss report Of
The Mexican and California. % all opera.
lions carried on are joint with those
mines.
New WelIs.Rssgs
The mine has not yet been drained.
bu. good progress 10 being made toward
that end. Tbs new battling tank works
we'll.
Caledonia
Have completed bulkhsad on the 1900
level. The pumps are run a. usual.
Jssstes.
|. The mine 10 closed down and no work
10 being done on the surface.
New York.
The pumps are running and the milne
kept free Of water.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
Latest Intelligence OF tho Loss Of
tho British War Ship Doterel-
Not Attributed 20 O'Donovan

b8bo3b 1ueoitt8ouVV "
the British War Ship Doterei-
Not Attributed to 0'Donovan
Rosa.
Portland. Or, June l5.-Ths Oregon
Railway and Navigation oompsny's new
steamer Collier. which arrived ysst'r-
day. via the Straits Of Magellan, brings
full particulars Of the blowing up OF the
English msn.of.wsr Dotsrsl. Tbs ex-
plosion took place about4 o'clock on tns
afternoon Of the 9Th Of April. The
Dotsrsl va lying ct anchor about Nv
feet from shore. and wss preparing 70
receive . quantity Of coal. Shortly b.
fore the coal hulk came alongside. IN
explosion occurred forward, tearing away
fully ons-third Of the vessel and shastsf.
Ing other portions. There wsrs ls2 men
on board the aunbost Of the tims. Only
twelve we're picked up By the boats from
the coal hulk. Those saved vsrs the
commander. paymsstsr, engineer, cauik-
o., carpsntsr and seven sssmsn. A. the
time Of the explosion the Captain Of the
oovstts was aft taking . bath. There
we're two explosions, one following The
other In rapid succession. A. the hrss
explosion the Captain sprang through .
small window and escaped Soon aftsr
he was picked up BY . boat, naked and
badly stunned By the oopcussion. The
Others rescued were blown In various
directions. All we're more or less In.
jured. OF the 100 lost only . few bodies
we're subsequently, recovered. Tbs cause
OF the explosion will never b definitely
known. There was Q quantity OF dyna.
mite on bolfd. and II 10 said that some
Of the crew were making sxpsrimsnts
with the cartridges. The general belief
ID that the explosion Wa due TO TIE
blowing up OF tbs %oorvstts's boilers.
which we're In the forward part OF the
vessel. The vessel sunk In deep water
after the explosion and nothing what.
ever was saved. None Of those rescued
could tell how the disaster occurred.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15
IAsse.is EIsssiss.

The Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch
Mssons Of the State Of Nevada closed
Ito annual Grand convocation In vir.
einia last evening. The following Grand
Ofaosrs we're elected TO serve for the en-.
suing Masonic year. and duly installed
BY II. E. David z. Bailey: II. E., Freak
Bell, Of Reno. Grand high Priest; B.
E., 3. W. Chubbuok, Of Gold Hill,
Deputy Grand High Priest; B. E.. Will
liam Tmson, Of Hamilton. Grand King;
B. E., Charles Knust. Of Reno. Grand
Treasurer; B. E.. John d. Hammond.
Of Carson. Grand Secretary; E.. vii.
liam II. Thornton, Of Virginia. Grand
Captain Of the Host; E., 7. A. Msnary,
Of Gold Hill. Grand Royal Arch osp-
tain; Rt. Rev. w. @. Gray. Grand Chap
lain; E., John o. Bsnpetts. Grand Or.
eanist; E., Ebert 8. Kineaid. Grand
Guard.
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Ansr.ss. ssrsss asssss

sAx FnAxcisco. June l6-S ,. H.
Union. lsh asked. lst sales; Albion. . %
asked ; Alta. 4 asked. 9 ss sales. 4 sales;
Yellow Jacket. 81 bid; Sierra Nevada. lsk
asked. ISL sales; Mexican. i2t bid. Is
Mixed; Benton. 800 bid. $50 rksd; ophir.
. asisa: Con Virginia. 8 90 bid. Northern
Bale. 10 bid; Scorpion. 2 sstsd; Bslehsr.
. 10 asked; Hale d N~oreross. 4 90 asksd;
Savage. 8 90 bid; Crown Point, 2ss bid;
Chollar. 2 IS bid; Bslchsr.3 IS bid; Crown
Point. 8 sales; Best 4 Belcher. leN bid;
scorpion. 2 sales; Bullion, $50 bid. 800
ssksd, 05c sales.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15
W. II. Smith a.d a. Bs,shsr.

W. q. Smith. late Superintendent Of
the Bslohsr. has taken his departure
from the Comstock. He will probably
plant himself In Arizona. whore he has
been offered the supsrintspdsncy Of some
valuable mining property. In CONVEX
sstion before leaving hs expressed the
Hrmsst belief that ere long the Comstock
would again attract attention because Of
its rich developments. When speaking
Of ths Bslohsr. he appeared 10 BE- quite
confident that . big development would
be made to the southwark on the 5000
level. BE says he there SAW indications
Of ore In which he has unboundsd con-
Adenes, and would have liked well to
have been able to have followed up his
plans for the d~svslopmsnt Of the same.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15
Pipsr's opera Hesss.

Fresh the American" with John T.
Raymond a. the cool steotbroksr, will
be performed at Pipsr's Opera House
tonight. The incidents Of the play are
said to Be very funny. Mr.. Raymond
appears 10 great advantage In II. The
San Francisco Ala ssys In the char.
acter Of Ferdinand Merry Fresh."
"ths man who can do It," Nj. Bay
moud IL enabled to display bis pseuliari.
ties . comedian TO much better ad.
vantage than q the somewhat famous
Colonel Sellers, In "Ths ailded Age"
The play, farce, fantastic comedy, or BY
Whatever name "Fresh" may DO dss.
ienstsd. abounds In sbsurdltiss Of the
most mirth.provoking ~oharsctsi, and
Mr.. Raymond In the title role makes the
utmost Of his opportunities. and they
are many.
Tomorrow (Thursdsy) afternoon .
matinee performances will b given, on
which occasion "Fresh the American "
will b presented. Prices Of admission
to the matinee will b only atty cents
for adults and twenty-five cents for chill
dren.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15

Ban Francisco. June 49, ?. ~
Yellow jacket. 81; N. Diablo. 10; Benton
zoe; Northern Belle. isk. isS; Mexican.
lak. l3h; Tipsop, 8 40; Utah. IN. Ill.,
Sierra Nevada. lsk. u.s.. isk, 1sk; Day
! %; Bslchsr. 8 ss; Bodis. ~; Union. isk
lsk. isa. lst; Con. Virginia, . 90. 8 sS;
Grand Prize. SOC; Gould 4 Curry. sk'
-; Best 4 Belcher. 49,; Mono. 8 10. 81;
Alta. 3 20. 8 IS; chollsr. Q 90; ovsrman.
I Is; Albion. 3. 8 os; Andes. 2 Is; Justice.
I; Grown Point. Z IS; California. ! 60;
EIehequsr. I IS; Bullion, $50; Hale q
N~orcross, I 90; Union. Is. lSk.
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TRIAL 81 sheridan.

Warren ]. Sheridan. the County Com.
missioner against whom the late Grand
Jury brought In an accusation Of willful
misconduct In ofios. will DO brought
before the District Court for trial
tomorrow morning ct 10 o'clock. Not
Q little interest 10 manifested In this
trial. The friends Of the gentleman
believe him innocent and hint sta ''job'
to take the administration OF Affairs from
the hands OF the Democrats and place
the county under Republican rule,
which would result should Mr.. Sheridan
be removed. a. the Governor would ap-
point . Republican In his place. - .
matter Of course.
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fombstono Items.

ToxssFosr. A. T.. June ls.-T The
Atchison. Topeka and San Francisco
Railroad Company have . force Of 500
men grading for the Sonora line. In 30.
noita valley. atty miles west Of here.
This makes its certainty that the line
will come through Tombstone and the
immediate vicinity Of Husehuo.. Psts.
magic add Santa Rita Mining Districts.
x.Ssuator Stewart left for Fl Paso
Saturday. BE pronounoss this one OF
the richest districts he ever visited.
The Girard Mining Company havs
decided to erect . twsnty'stamp mill as
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES
Ono Of Ireland's Troubles - secre
tary forster will Resign =
"Buckshot Billee His sue

tary forster Will Reiign -
"'Buckshot Billee His Sue.
cessor.
NEW YoIx. June ia Worlds Lon.
don special says: I have reason to be-
iisvs ths. Mr.. Forster will shortly resign
the Chief sserstsryship Of ireland. The
home rule members have abandoned
obstruction against the land bill oondi.
tionslly, It 10 said, on the retirement Of
Mr.. Forster. The honorable member
for Bradford undertook the duties Of the
ofaos with his usual bu~mptousnsss, and
on returning for reelection bossted b..
fore bis constituents that he would rule
ireland - Il had nsvsf been ruled Be.
fore. Hs had never set foot In the
county. That, however, was not COZ.
sidsrsd Q drawback, for - . rule the
ofios 10 bestowed on the most insular Of
EpQlishmep, and he had no experience
Qualifying him In any degree for the po-
siuon. Failure wss inevitable under
such circumstances, but he has achieved
90 unpleasant failure.
Forster 10 the most unpopular Chief
Secretary Ireland has had for halt .
century. The old drinking toast Of the
pesssntYy: Here's to the man that
made the strop that whstted the raser
that cut the throat Of Lord Castlsreash,"
hss eivsn place to "Bucksbot Billy; may
hs soon meet Castlsrsash o. the CROSS
roads"-i. O., ct the suIoids's grave.
The commanding officers serving In
ireland, a. we'll - Iospsctor General
Hillisr OF the Constabulary, complain
bitterly Of his inds0ision, and bis pri-
ysts circulars TO them. which ind their
way, almost - soon - issued. 70 the
Fresman's Journal ofios. show that the
charge 10 only too we'll founded. Par
nell and bis followers dstsst Mr.. Forster.
who IL not, indeed, very popular with
his own party.
Il 10 probable that be will b succeed.
Cd BY Mr.. Chase Russell, @. O., the
member for Dundali, who 10 credited
With having drafted the compensation
clause Of the Land bill, for Russell 10 an
Irishman BY birth and leader OF the
northern circuit In England. he 10 very
populsr In ireland and the Parnel party
look upon him q . friend to the cause.
This will probably close NJ. Forstsr's
political career. Hs ID sxtrsmsly nm.
popular ct Bradford with the MILL opsr'
stives, Who are clamoripg for rstaliatory
duties, and among the large body OF
Irish voters, who dsnouncs his admins
trstisn ct Dublin.
Up 10 last night III persons had been
arrested In Ireland under the Coercion
Act. :.
Bsllydshoh, claims American citizen.
ship, bat Il viii mot hslp him much, -
he u charged. among other things Win
attempted arson.
County Cork Il comparatively quiet:
The farmers are hayins. Hundreds Of
agricultural laborsrs have gone u Eng
land and the Kinsals ashsriss ars unusu'
ally prolific.
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HYsIERiA.
a virgi.is Yssss Lay AmisssA
with 10.

-
A young lady living on The Divide
known - Mary Ksnnsy (Ksunsy IL the
name OF her stspis.hsr; Ptomsy b her
own nsms) has been sick since the 9Th
last month. and - her complaint and
the features Of Il are somewhat unusual.
those around her Affect to believe (as
they, - we'll u the young lady herself.
are spiritualists) that there 10 something
supernatural about Il. Medical science,
however, pronounoss the case 70 b one
Of hystsria.
The young lady Vas affected With dis-
sinsss on returning from school Of noon
tims on the 9Th Of last month. and
went home. complaining Of blindness.
Since that day abe has kept her bed, and
tits asserted that at times shs eal neither
hear, go nor speak; and again, there are
tines whom abe can hear and viii talk
With those around her.
The girl II . little over nineteen years
OF age, ID small and delicate, and her
companions ssy she was Of . very nsrv-
ous disposition. and that at school she
vas frequently heard 10 remark "shs
would like to do something no q else
had ever thought Of"
She requested that the choir girls Of
Virginia would visit her last Sunday
evening and sing 70 her. They did %.
She frequently said abe could not hear
them, bat Il was noticed that when they
finished one song she would Immediately
AJAX for another, at the same time nam.
ing Il, and she never called for . song
that had been sung.
While Q lady visitor va present the
other day. Mrs. Kinney was describing
the girls condition and said she had =
habit Of pulling her hair; Immediately
the girl commenced doing Il; also said
the girl had . habit OF rolling her bead
from side to side. No soonsr were the
words uttered than Miss Kinney COM
msnosd rolling her head about a her
mother described. Then the mother
went on 10 say she feared her daughters
hands were becoming numb. when the
daughter at onos commenced rubbing
her hands together. Yet this oil occurred
1t q time when she VA said to b totally
blind, deaf and dumb.
The physician In attendance says the
young lady 10 not paralyzsd. bat that
she IL really very siok. This morning
be considered her case hopeful for . re-
covsfy.
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subject Of the appearance Of priests @
champions OF sgrsrisn agitation. VIII Do
almost q transcript Of that issued 70
Irish bishops on Q similar subject IN
18l8. The bishops will be instructed to
prohibit their clergy from taking any
sctivs part at public meetings Of tbs
league, and to report upon the Gases OF
Father 6heshy, Of Kilmallock, and other
priests who have figured prominently
In the agitation. Bishops will also b
sxhortsd 10 do their utmost to put .
stop to agrsrian outrages. The news
Of the contemplated interference Of
the Pope has already done much 10 70.
store order In the disturbed districts and
to destroy the influence Of the league.
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Many thousands Of people yearly ar
saved from dangerous fsvsrs BY the *
srolss Of . little timely care In the mat
ter Of properly cleansing the system II
the spring season. from the accumulated
impurities, which, II left undisturbsd,
breed disease. A. . purinsr. Ayers
6arsapsrills sots directly and promptly
4 single bottle will prove Ito merits.