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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-14

DIR. GREENE takes great pleasure in re
porting the safe arrival home of Mrs. Greene
and self. after 4 vacation of nearly two months,
and while he is sad to learn of the deaths OF
persons. some of whom were strongly induced
to test tOMN1PATIlI. He is especially glad to
know that no deaths have occurred among
that many who had been invalids and in many
ways diseased are now well. have fully rccOV-
cred their health. Among them is Il lady who
Kline and Gross, OF Philadelphia, to go home
and die with Scirrhous Cancer of the brcast,
now greatly improved. Another case was Il
mother and her first babe, who only Il week be-
fore left were supposed to be dying by two of
the most eminent physicians of this city, DO II
OF whom are alive ard the mother doing her
household work. No quininc mOrphia or
other drugs given to any of them; only ex-
terhal applications of simple remedies. No
charge made for examining paucnts.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-14

DUBLIC SALE OF "A COAL YARD, ON
MONDAY. OCTOBER 2i, 1851.
The undersigned will offer ut public sale a
the town OF Springville, Lancaster county, at
the station on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
abOnt one mile west of Mount Joy and near
the Lancaster & Harrisburg turnpike. The
improvements arc twO-stOried Frame House
2lxA feet. used as Railroad Station and Ticket
Office, Frame Warehouse 94x4S feet, and
Coal and Lumber Yard with about go feet OF
Coal Shedding. New Fairbanks Scales of ton
capacity; 500 Feet OF Railroad Siding. Trestle
work for dumping coal, with space tor exten-
sion Of same. Buildings mostly new and every
thing in good order. Also lot OF ground
containing 60 feet front and 200 feet deep, on
which are erected Il Frame House 2Sx2O. with
kitchen attached 16x3O, barn 2Sx2O, suitable
staI,ling for head OF horses, carriage house,
chicken house and pdmp house with cistern
in attached. These buildings are all new, hav
ing been erected but two years and are in ex-
ceilent repair. There is u variety OF fruit
trees on the premises in bearing order. LO.
cation Of business stand pleasant, in a
thickly settled agricultural neighborhOOd and
a fast improving town, with no rival business
in the town. Has an established coal trade,
and capacity and advantages to do a good
shipping business and increased passenger
travel.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. IN. For
further in formation address
JOS. ii. HABECKER,
Spring Garden y. o.,
Lancaster County, Pa.
j.. ID. GALLAGHER Auct.
JNO. H. ZELLERs. Clerk. fc20tsd
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Expose yourself day and night cat too
much without exercise work to hard without
rest: doctor all the time: take all The vile nos.
trums advertised, and then you will want to
know
How to Get Well.
Which /. answered in three words-Take Hon
Bltters! See other column Ol-2wd&w
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Yalpitatlon OF tho Hear1.

FaIpltatIon Oh tuo "e3Ft'
j. M Might, Syracuse, n. Y. writes: When
Bitters was troubled with futtering and pal
pitation OF the heart. felt weak and languid,
with numbncss of the limbs; since using,
INV heart has not troubled me and the numb.
ing sensation is all gone" Price 81. For sale
at H. B. Cochran's drug store, l37 North Queen
street. Lancaster.
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Hundreds Of men, women and children res
cued in every community from beds OF sick
ness and almost death, and made strong by
Parker's Ginger Tonic are the best evidences
in the world OF its sterling worth.-Post.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-14
DIR. CHAS. A. GREENE
TAG EAST KING STREET.
MWFES

IL LANCASTER. Pa. April IS, 1881.
THE kIDNEYCURA MF'G COMPANY.
Gems-It gives me much pleasure to SAY
that after using one pack OF KIDNEICURi
L have been entirely cured of Il severe pain IN
my back and side. of long standing and that,
too, after trying various known remedies. i
have every confidence in your medicine,
chccrfully recommend il, and know that many
or my friends who have used it have been
benefited. PETER HAEEE
mGlyd Foreman Examiner amt Express
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Mirabilo Dlctu. .

"Your Spring Blossom is success. GER
tainly think its effects are wonderful; all the
dyspeptic symptoms l complained OF have
vanished; my wife is also enthusiastic in
praise OF it, she was disfigured by blotches
and pimples on her face, and had a continu-
GUS headache She is all right now and ell un-
slightly eruptiOns have gone. You may refer
any doubling parties to me.
"R. n. WILLIAMSON,
ELK Street, Buffalo,"
Price 80 cents. For sale at II. B. COchran's
drug store, 137 North Queen street. Lancaster.
, 1881-12-25

M e have made, nr what the moralisttc rte~s OF
hfs abilities ana his virtues He hnS nten ~
court under implications OF Grim. con he mas
been d sutton fnr more money from Parnaulent.
Notwithstanding bis big revenues. Yet nc is ING
In this county, however. wa have nm aodi,
ttonal tear that the English eovrreign, satisheo
with u 9,.od, Int civil list Of his avn. does not
bOther fhuut-ths state lesmen " hH reu'!r run me
Government and direct. Its .eivtl1zauoH.,S O4r
Chief Munis1racy Is: more ltkes the En1p3ro ol
Napoleon i'll, who BY his universal patronage
-oycrcame the Legislature ITSELF. Tue American
Congress- will. in time, II tho Executtve pressure
ever. bccsipes brutal, rise to It's dignty< nke
the {. british ~ PArlinmrnt z5o !: ye"rs nEo.
fr.,tn when OUR inS1tl uon3 nre AS directly pc
gotten US from the c.,nsttt 1inna convention "
Self: "A country n5 ln1meuse, us ours must con.
tlnue to tx pett its liberty from Its parliament
andt11e apectaclu nor good of tho non
! ct parliament itself, being accUn panied ny ~
Intrigue frum tie friends Of the Executive.
President Artburs reception last
New Engil dinner is prs:tty clenr aoca1un ,s''
.thnt his personality has seized tnr country ne
yond aIl anticipation: When ne game slnto tno
dinner table the excitement OF delight WIS soMle
thing scarcely ever seen since ttAe c!osaf1e unye
of the. War. WHEN VIZ were in the hhbl1 OF tehSs-
iii. great Generals. ArthurS short speech. az
liyered in his modest why, brought out th. Saiile
kind of applause again.: In snorC ne was anout
all; of the: dinner. Chuu .cey l-s. Uepewf-tno
champion hfter-dnnar speaker mere. WnS pre- fs
ent: but observing that his fireworks 1stnl1 oe q
III fnor feature. he won't away before no coua W
called on for Il tO0st.:+ - :, = toA4n.
, 1881-12-25
Tie Fine Arts In Eurksy-How sno
!: Sultan Pays His Debts
!. CnnatanrIn,,r,If le1far To the LQldoN iEk14

q Ss'A4o.tH@s"seFA~ ::
!: The following incident may appear at first
ist1v OF paluce pructices that it deserves o. Pc
rgcur1ed Though 'he fi.,ts arts can. not be saia:
to flourish tntne Ottoman 6nn.9 rs west
ern schoots with intelligence and success Oae,
Of these, whom call u. ssas favored sso,ne
time agn with NJ llnperia. order 70 oxeeui9
studies OF still life fur the dinx-hnlt ut Se,an
Kiosk. The pictures wctc: delivered IN que !;
course. our no substantial e,, ~,
ter's memory, X. decided 70 present nv
Majesty with reinnrkab bly clever potu 70 repte-
Of ,hpr WIZ paint. toll! red cups adorned WITH
many colored 7streamers.+ btlts bE1sttnE VITA :
antquued weapons Short t'ghx e, ,oreecnes paie ~
dellghted the Sultan, who caused 1t to &c plcca .
in bis private MpartMents- litae, nowescsss
passed On w1tnout elctlnT any: further MANI
festuttons 1T the tmpcraat pleasure bat Az-s
wus n0t 10 be easily disc'iurHEoer ana ne pts
entity sent fellow- picture 70 the throe Wnrs.ts.*
which was aiss, ,ccepted in the Mt,5t ahttefan&
terms sun the private se:s.r!nss Ut sha
sovereign we're not unlohsed- y VINO naa
friends al courr. Ut last sussesasdin ..g rfres
had pecunars as wei! as an artistic vaiu .; anu
tilmt. however gracefully bis Majesty nan oegn
edruens OF tns former would NOT: be uawst:
cun,e. x was commanded 10 feldlz; ana rs Is.
Majss,y after sxps,nx m ms asti91Ic as
generously as no could hnvo wished. suSRsesea " ss!
that The pos{ Of director Of me MusSuI ,.nd
that ne would regard 1t as personal laHnrdd .;1d
| x would accept It, Such IN invitation conto
not of c,'urse g declined. th"uKh ne aeospres Leg
! yetheryv,fn the uncerta n.y Of punctuat pay
msnt. hardly came up u expesta tions, r.
Abdul Hanid however, seemed 70 divine MS
thoughts, fur, turning t., nue. Ut the paLtce ssc-
retur5cs, he intimated that it WAS out of - ne
question tnut distinguished an: artlsr snouta
s1ve his services for u t1rl1 n.1tn taae ~. T.
f sd" the N ,ster zrhciously added. and slet e
be known TINT il must be punctua!ly paid.
.Whcreupon X-i k'ssed the hem 0. Ok ss sne ,t,s tn-
| Fla Suyereiyn's taste for the tiue arts had our.
1 teneti bankrupt Turkey with an extra item ot
t BQU lIrus Ii year. ~.c':xE. : -.
, 1881-12-25

Baard: OF: Health hid been watching the
puiers ,of,s ,hea- disease; and were pre-
pAr,ilg to- = resist its approaches. An
effective quarantine on The A.lantic cs,ast would
protect E1icayt, nut It. becane every one :. to
put his ho,isy!n osdFE-,. Nh city in the country
needed 50 tarTe und connpruhen:ive e snnltary i'm
prnvclMei1ts.at this one. Disease was invited by
the luck OF. sewers and. the condition Of the
wooden stree. veuGnts. !. !; MI.
=. Onc sGtof ss1.s unier the impression that the
As,atic cntiesi woull DC hero next SIMMER.
Thr city should be cleaned bv way or prepara-
ton to resist tte fAva3cs Of the diseAse !; a.,
:; A West Side physican sAid IL the cholera oao
soresd sons liz Il WY VIZ = ~ III IL.
:: Dr. Bridge said the people were drlnktnE the
so>sare INV, ,suud the :oprnness of :. thev winter
would render. mem nore lInbIe tn:tncursion5 Of
auv epidemic, th.1 might cone aionE
:: Dr." & Garrett also :>th1uyht the open W!nter
would have IN ntnrinus effect on the heattn o1
the cits.zrho.tllth and bad water must oe gottea
rid of, and double precn&lEions taken 20 psu'rca
tho city against epldenic diseases next summer
, 1881-12-25
BOUC1CAUL rs. RETURN.

No; try1xhi PLAYS, tolerated In London
Tine Actors 0pI 10. of ting Present
; dramatic ;Ta.se OF New rAork-Oscssr
i, Nv. .lde and Mrs. Z" n:try. So. s..
Il = '+' - MIG rUra Htrr:d, Dec. q. <5}
'%"rm always 'glud to be in New York again.
slid Nr., Dion B,ucica ult yesterday 10 Nerud
rr;,t,rter.- The we'll known actor aud play
/ wright had arrived but u few hours by the
Rothn}a, of thu. Cururd Line, when met by tne
reporter: and seemed in the best of health and
Spirits. . :. =: = ,o,,
lyon have returned to. America to fulfill q
professional tugugsmenr, hnve you NOT!
:. swell, yes,'' Mr. Bout,c.ult replied. ~ am
here TO fulfill au engagement made last seas
fur tho Boston Museum 'rheutre. l open there
81 saturday evening iu the colleen Buwn, and
shnlt play Tor six weeks. Thur Is the ou'y pro-
! rassiun,ll engagement have in America, and
/ mai ii what brought me out here. But am at
1ha sauie- time glud to have the opportunity of
arranging thut my visit should .co1ncide with
nee1iux any question tnat tnay arse ;iu an I'M
poytnnt suit wlIh tine particulars OF when the
pubt,c are we'll acquainted. 80.
! -. U,d you play, ut nil in London during your
recent visit to EnEiundf - .-,.,..:
M: o. account of my Irish propenstties,
which have freely ventilated on the st"ge IN
thp tn,;by' If the House OF Commons, and III the
n,,ess 1 I'm luuked upon in Loudun US q nre-
brand. piayed, however, witt much success, IN
most of the principal provincial towns ,'.s
or on p af y n in1 se was ~. a well
e.,a =: nann7,.: = - ~. -
ssey aa Mimi Is i tsss ffsn1 lean
N speeae p lri5n Is t,v longer Tolerated
a'y S,x as middle ,sI wa szsf siaa as
pecal!y tnefo w. sa,v,i1 nnT. hoard Ins ruz nc the
cour' nts5 agnt 81 kns M.pi ID
Auuut nsu ., W '':. a,,,tieuce h,vu,l hlssng anu
noSu at'us s.a esp5 yfsy ys,y t ~ spe ts
close ot tae pi..s, pa, r1r.n7sir" /. was u dis:
sssssis row { esn,s ds yq1 ~ BE-
!! don't oees. T., ,p,' pGe ,xh.ra Else exceptnv
a9 sssa aown Hus TN in T Egiao and in London g
n.,ul,y, the irish ,paler is conStt.iu"al o. d,s
eass, es;, Msrs Infectious anu t.o' =
Yun visited Ireland, supposed" -. 80. q, =, - -
"on ;S yeK eK = wod nI IL interest ] sou 70 knsw
mnna:cd @ 10 see une Of. the suspeots Well; Ms. NJ
,.r1,,ad neny = tnat Would no, pass turuugb Dnon
, 1881-12-25

::
7-"The addition was verified and proved cor,
: rect. The ul4 was tuken " the nun VINO h9n
LOST the let, who was dining in m adtOlnutg
roo H made h,s aYpearancg@ @ 70 sno q, hvs .',s
pocket sir notes Of wv fr1ncs eich, aid handed
them 10 Inc winner. That was the amount ot
!: srne increase Of downright glut1nny, IN the
gay and luxulous capltal. utiee SO noted for Us
supcrlAtite euoker5, atu refined and delicate eat
.uG. Is thus reu,ark cd upon bya reeenl soJ0utneT
In Paris. who hus known 1t; long and wells.
! huve reAkfAstt ed and diiied ut reatauranteFery
dny for six weeks aud more. anu rtrely Twice III
the sane place; and 4m w3aS IN ,ns
persuasion, which every dAy has oeen groWuls
strunger'wthin me, that tho uodern FUR slans
peuple seem to eat and drink moro than ever
the nrt OF ct,ukerys slowly but surely deteI1t'r"
at,ug anoug them. In this opit1ion ne Is sup
murknbie article ,n ..sooks and Cookery in The
XIXnsc Steclc, p,nts out ttat it Is every duy ~.
coming more difficult to secure tne services , VI
tirst-rate chefs cun always cnmtnand much
larger Salaries in London. Ill Berlin. in vienna,
anu inst. Petersburg toaa ensy & Sn od ooalh 19 ~
when they enter the service u u festnuratcnc
whi,se elstn1ners are muny and hungry, tne
finest euurts Of their art are. througo ane Kiut
tony Of the guests, i'll understood, u understood
-" asl According to NJ. Deglere, who, next to Mes
sieurs jules G"utf6 and Urban Dnno!s. Is 9ser'
the t,,,,y remedy for the evils under which gHs-
| trutldmic France is suffering IS the estaulsn-
,net,t Ot u national echtlOl Of cO'kery- 1t 10
curious fact that in England Just uow. when tue
huu.e eli xne has SO 1.reatlvs declined IN trance
more :attensn,n Il, the. science Is oetnR g'te1
a.rlrs,a auarises Of. South -Kenssi9 son1 hnv.nl
consented t,I learn lesson fl1n tne c'M'hs AIl.
cuterers there, arc asnx up their parnnls. ant
! nr,. iuculc,t,I1g the deSrablenes5 Ut teacnint
c;,uk t,,u in @vllllge schUu1s, bupe is aIoruct
thu, our Kitchens as we'll as our morals. laa,
, 1881-12-25
-, GRAHAM HIRAM :
I
), - SOLD AEhE-f

.uThen the hull blame thing was as plain as
day !Ihntsteer had tolK 10 all we q saiu aoous
tustenn hu tu ksil; And ali.tae Sports NAY SUI
! mac: been uukin' violent exercise every Gay "
runn,u' up aid down le r'ud, tsid. to cap 4 nii.
had cooc!udcd totry ne Grn ,,a ssi, M
sign, persisted in makih bis wants kno"n..
i1sL ordered u: :bIsue y that uran' quicker toan
w ne1iel sht,uidercd the bran aud: Started 1sir
hume that stecr'cunit very near .cncnerln n1ti!
scll hy dy,n with: joy. W henl tol1 Nose nnu'lt
the cuteness ., the steer Il knoekea nn q nll ~
"tIhat steer said he. is too smart 70 die,
aae Ernw ri 1nat Ar lime lie steer began to get fat
ana be WIS II, condition 70 kill III Two weeks;
Well it went Ait.ig ailu the steer gut 1u oe
big fasor't About tha l1u,o nutsm ,s r,1
scheme thun to stock Moses trout punu Wlto
p,ckerel.. Franz wns work,n' there lhsn, n'ld uo
ca,,Sn. y i"t Of pickrrel over in Blootntn' Grove
into the tru,it ponu.st The hrst I'VE: know the
whSppinr WIG big plckerel.: The uily thing That can
live where there's plcKerei Is snapp.n afees,
and II they want SO lu,1ty the pckerela soon ION
huve uts q fun trtlin. fur: ptukerel In tho datn
One t,oy see our steer .sAlchn IL c.'uple o. hsu-
er,nen trtiIn'. The nea, dnyl WAS waiktn, over
thai way hud what ah,,tIhi see but tue steer
stundin III the water up to his aank;: ne oaa
his tucs lords shore. aud was switeuln his. ...l
slowly to- and fro, over me Il sur ";
ma =: face. T. stopped to = SEE what
the deuce ne was up u. Suddenly sec httn give
h's h'y p.ckerei down uy:tny feet: Fore gut ,ver
my SURPRISE out. cUlnt: another pie4creL. 1neIG
was the TACT right t.rs my eyes UT !ese! con!u ~
hnve believed 1T That steer WIS staHotn tntse
1ro,l,n fur ckerel with Aa ta, and m less ina q
tu snty minutes he hid yanked our VI VI
the gyest t'nes tnert was n the aatn- lnsn ne
c,,e Cut and list rolled and rallied un the ounk
nrd hsllrp t,il ttlt, tears ruled dUwn hs cneeks
, 1881-12-25
r uaslccL n At,l.don under the name Of 'The
O'l.o ,d' ami was royalty dumued.
:%\vul you not play in New York during your

uaucea N 4.t,,don under the name Of THE
3 10 ,d' AMI was royalty .datuued."
u Wit nlls sou not play T. kew YORK during soot
.:No. i shall witt, a year o. so before pro.
duce uny new phys in New Yosk % Aa saa ~ nos t
New York public lies at present. wholly ~ lne !
netgnuorhood !pf onrlesahe. ct,medS: and ltxne
hnya tt,er mr. ot 1t. YET think the time IS
shurtly cuM.ng< when :sne old. 5Ee1neo nett
druma, which pt.i es I'LL clnsses at the oulnmli-
MY ~s. veIu :een Nj Wallacks new theatre?
have indeed. MIR. WaLlack tot'k nc AZ
over it early this afternoon and must sny ,1aI
hayc ever seen t,l my yl'fe went ~ over u a anu
could nor suggest even the: slightest IN proFe--
men: before Or behind the scenes - =.
<"::.Dd you mecl:. the esthet!c hero, Mr. Oscar
Wilde while SOU were In IA''tldt.i1: III. u "
Un yes>l saw him constant -, -.
What do you thing O. ms laea ol .eoeu
: Well oddly suou2h I.vas the hrst. to sug-
gest to him give I'll N this coun
try In rne FORM ut lectures TN stl1defn esaettc
Ism. He didn't take 10 tho idea ht. atsI wnsn
TOLL him he would have ~ appear on pnttnlMi
before ptthups !o or @ persons ,xld ~ de ov su
be appreciated: by ttraW!ng-fsotu ~ ' IL
tut i I'M glad t0 see that he l;s snaue W ots
mind IL ct,IIe uuI think uAt, Aa the len'aee Ut
tu,s present craze. he will be fashionable sue
What is your detniton VI mudern ,estnotie-
eli, sa,..t.l say that esthetictsm Is the love
and art OF all that Is beautiful. st,ern es'
ic,sm ,s the love nni art of ali that y grttesaue
Wuul do yuu think OF Mrs. Langry having
Joined the dramatic prefessrn?'' :: : -, =. :,
) II wns very pe,isel when knew oi II am an
cie1y ~ INTO our profession; From ali; f. I know
Mrs Laugtry tirn'y believe she vi WI it,,ix ee nn
i ornament tu IL. lutn urtsticAtly llo snch!iy.
:fty rb. way Gun tell ytu it il not true that she
his made arrangements to visit New Yors pro-
Wa. - :: rheatrical outlook I'm
I London nowY'z & r: I. . ::
i Al tue lowest intellectual ebb." :" ~
3 t.How Tong do you .ntead remaining IN Amer
-. 1neuu L, leave By the Serva March l. Bu!
\ New YurK nus many fasc'1,atlons nr ne a. ena.
I may he prevailed upun 10 stay itttle 'ovei
! time. but must Return any hO" IN Marcn, as
I hnve Important iegul business to .nttena 70.
huve. among uther things. to appear US VII, VII
ness In tito s:sise uf- u -. ScoIs- Sdons ~ nv ~
, 1881-12-25

- Ban! aureou, exclaimed the Vicomle, u
beefsteak and pOtatoes- -,
-. The glfcoH, nstonished, stared at the Vi
comle.
49, En- btey1,' said the latter, don't you UNDER
staud?
''.Si faft; hut thought Monsieur fe Vtcomte
had completed his I1egu- :. -. - - i; s5s
~ True, but this is an extra which fancy,
and for when sball pay nddlticnaity.''7. = !;
.The fumpires stirred at une another The
devot,red by ths Vlcninte to the very iasr tnorse
=: Vou,ts!: now. for the hsh.'- The tisn was
brouxht X: " =: 81 ~ - = 80. .:
from the Lake of Geneva :: Ta,s hsh Is only to
be found there; but 1T Is. however possible to
procure it,: When they shaved IL to me this
morning 1T breakfast it was still alive. Twas
, 1881-12-25
KLTHAIRON.
*;Gl:a';;eii:;'1IitaiiIGle IitiiIG
wv omen

Who: want glossy, luxuriaat
and wayy tresses Oi abundant,>
beautiful Hair must use
LYONS KATlA1RON. This
elegant, cheap article always
makes tle Hair grow freely
. and fast, keeps it from Filling.
out. arrests and curcs. gray
mss, removes dandruf and
itching, mahes tho Hair.
;. strong, giving it q, curling
tendency and Keeping it In
j, any desired position. ;. Beau.
tifnl, healthy Hair is the sure
result Ut using hathairon.'
, 1881-12-25

steer was too smarteto die and too smart TO
live" IN ,ong aoa ,,,,o IT,, ,ua,.
, 1881-12-25

unfortunate ca prtves, his influence was never
sufficient to induce the Tuzcotnans 20 relsaso
theU.H :,
, 1881-12-25
: r.; RUPTURE CURED.
RUPTURE CURE

CHICAGO. April H. ISL
ne paRKEu-DEAR SIR: After suffering many
LIE. .,1h vrrv tnre scrUtal herntn. And nndinR no
yeiaT frI,m any truss cou4d und. untl thsunxn yoos
r,ntnr. where others hnd fa.led bMt haze somGietev
cured the herna- AuEnn ~ - ~ h;n11rm.t nsrt
THE nrsncnie new one No operation waaievsE.
No danger incurfea ManoanGeate's ~ :.
stock.nka hARTLETT. BCTMAN + PARKER h., =
, 1881-12-25

'sr5t wnoe Lu. ,n,,,k ihere sa guod
cuu,1ce tur the ueuocrlt!c parry ~ oeco.me ~ ane
cnanpson Of si1upie ~ " f.r
ii thv .bouseh.,ldrr and the lnouter Us asu.ae.
the Kepub..csn system Ut neaptnF 4p INC .u.LT ~,
uues Of: fey tnousaim msn sa oFtsne oi,,i
try The trounle Is tlat these rich coisttue
whether kepubncn1ls Or: Dc1nocrstts nAve t1s!. W
foow'as In Sl9 ~ Us Us to . rcsr@
p1uttorns under which we run HaIcoea .t a.!1
fiidrn Some Nl our Southern ii1enIs oo!eG.ea H.
= d. you look for any break n tne hepuol'e.' =.
pay does NOT look much like It now; Arthur has
got the bo' lur the pre*enE nS H. ,s y
widVwer with tine pnir vt b.ack eSes, p9e1.s
s,n,it. some Wiz aIiu gU0d den, VI: nomot. ANY
our people get one-hali tnstr ponueat ~
sea if.hu cbuse to snuo IN AsltRnt way so1s ,r ~
lie extreme stmtwArts, The .duie " tne nn i. r.
BREEDS would conse r1gnt oser ~ ~ = n. Te:,mn1be
,.,rt t.n te lead aiil the HALL Rrced In the
shufts;Tn.. t,urse in tnt shalt is pretty suurn;
but very much hf;rse ssarpiy
at mo. nave rot. 1he.s Presidential ONCE
Srulsnt down - hand some Chief Yer ksaap:
We hhye expungsa lFoa vIdieS aii inspirations
IVA have not ,t Cecit Or a Dacon &c .nsc ogu
y The state, TUT very pretty cpy q OF ~ a,u, ~
Kaieiph. wtrh hts poetry, - -
e!f'Er. r.,;ect ed :on the talk TO the genera
vas so capaDl Il sstt!lus d;,wa UNDER a r;,S nsM
5 psss sseS'x fdaas oaa
amets ahes s,iI,th Of new sing}strh te cen.rf
ir @ icade,icy Gust as nin5 p. d4n5s e,15
a,S r Me wens Pill u 70 70 u
!a'ii.re. psSr u.s. tic Englsl they nays hae
quiet Ess 5se6 biite H1,s
eni,,,r' ID :Pnr,in,nel,r under 4 Mtnster
Tns P1nce ales man pt,ao1y " - ;ent ta0n
tI natural addrssS J :" o9r 1i ID oat
::heenT b. crowned, no mai1er what repulsions he
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-26
sLUA0ULLlOA.

"Slicksns" IL . granger word used
In California to designate the sllmy
deposit or sediment which settlss upon
the farming lands irrigated with the
dirty water from hydraulic and oshsr
mining operations In the mountains.
The original and only proper and sppro-
pirate term for that stuff II "slum-
Rullion." That was always Ito Legitimate
name from the earliest times down.
among the old miners. Here in Nevada
what II known a. ''slums'' or ''slimss'
II the sediment from quartz milling
operations. and carries . considerable
amount OF silver In the form Of chloride.
Caught and settled In dams or ponds.
some Of these slums or alimss pay we'll
for rsworkins. II IL Of . similar nature
and consistency - the Califoruia alum
sullion. "slieksns I" what srsss.hairsd
COW boy gave Il that nams there In Cali
forniaf Anybody who ever wsdsd
through. shovelsd or had anything to dc
with q deposit Of that familiar old ma
tsriai knows that the only natural word
which fully expresses tn character ID
"slumgulion." The substitution oil
the word "slicksns" simply shows do.
gsnsracyi and the degree TO which Call
fornia has become eranssrixsd.