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Pan-demonium--a hotel kitchen.

"who graspe much holds little" The
proprietors Of Ely's Cream Balm do not
claim Il to be a cure-alI, but sure remedy
for Catarrh and Catarrhal Deafness, Colds
in the head and Hay Fever.
Cream Balm effectually cleanses the mas
al passages Of catarrhal virus, causing
healthy secretinns, sllays inflammation and
irritation, protects the membranal linings
Of the head from additional colds, complete.
ly heals the sores and restores the sense oi
taste and smell. Beneficial results are rea-
lized by a few applications A thorough
treatment as directed will cure catarrh. The
Balm is easy to use and agreeable. Sold by
druggists at so cents. On receipt Of so cts.
we will mail package. Send for circular
with full information.
ELY's CsEAN BALM Co owcgo. N. Y.
For sele by A. J. Durling and G. T. Horn
NJ. D., Lehighton.
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GOOD ADVICE FROM a LEADING;
MEDICAL POHFESsOn

The learned doctors says; keep some
Kind OF tonic medicine always in the
house, If anyone feels uuwell, make free use
Of il. But first be sure that il ia both harm
less as we'll ss meritorious. Put no trust In
slcoholie Preparations their uss viii lead to
inteInPsranoei neither be partial to any
remedy that produces 9 severe esthsrtic
stfecl, for prostration of the nervous system
and digestive organs is sure to follow. The
mildest and best medicine ever invented
for strengthening every part of the body aud
restoring impaired or lost organic fune ions
10 their normal e6uditions and one which il
having an unparalleled aud rapidly increas
ing sale in the Eastern States, rs Browns
Iron Bitters. Any druggist will procure II
for you II you request him 10 do ~, especial
~ when he hnds YOU cannot be persuaded
10 take some substitute. Il does not contain
hlrohol, and is the only preparation nj Iron
that cures headavhe aud does not blaekeu
the teeth. Il is sure reviyer, true
tTeng,hener, aud the very best medicine
ever invented for pc manenily strengthen.
log the pulmOna y.urnary aud digestive or
gans, ana preventing consumption, kidney
diseases aud chonie dyspepsia, often curing
these diseases when al other remedies hav.
iaii@d for il Is truly natures best assistant
~~qaNtfe.
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mIscELLaNEOUs.

Newman's steam saw mill Larrsbee, Nc
Kean county, was Sunday totally destroy.
ed by Are, together with large quantity Of
lumber in stock and six box cars loaded
with lumber, belonging TO Mexican and
Buffalo. A span oi the bridge across The
Allegheny River was also burned. Loss
s21. 500.
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THE GREAT
BURLINGTON ROUTE.

EH-No other line runs Three Through Pas-
sengcr Trains Daily between Chicago, Des
Moincs, Council Bluffs, Omaha. Lincoln. st.
Joseph, Atchison, Topeka and Kansas City.
Direct connections for all points In Kansns,
Nebraska, Colorado. Wyoming. Montana, Nc
vnda. New Mexico, Arizona, Idaho, Oregon and
California.
The Shortest, Speedest md Most Cemforta-
BILE Route via Hannibal to Fort Scott, Denisun,
Dallas. Houston, Austin. san Antonio, Calves
ton and nil points in Texas.
The unequaled Inducements offered by this
Line to Travellers and Tourists, are as follows:
Tho celebrated Pullman Q6-whcep Tnlnco
Sleeping Cars run only on this Line. C., H. 4
O. Palace Drawing-Iloom Cars, with Hortens
Reclining Chnire. No extra chnrgc for Seats
in Reclining Chairs. The famous G.. ". Q.
Palace Dining Cars. Gorgeous smoking Cars
fitted with Elegant Hich-BGclScd Rattan Re-
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class passengers.
Steel Track and Superior Equipment. COM
bined with :her C reat Thrnigh Car Arrange
meut. makes this, above all others, tho fayorite
Route to the South, Southwest, and the Far
West. Il e,. i-h hf-
Try it. ard you will find travelling luxury
instead of discomfort.
Through Tickets via this Celebrated Line
for sale Mt all offices in the United States and
Canada.
All information about Rates Of Faro. Sleep
inv Car Accommodations, Time Tables, &C.,
will be chccrfully given ly applying to
J.Q. A. BEAN. Gen'l Enstcrn Agcnt,
303 Washington St. II 'stnn. Mass.
end 3lT broadway, New York.
JAMES n. WOOD, Gen. Pass. Agt., Chicrgo.
Il. ]. POTTER, Gon. Manager, Chicago
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Women that have been bedrdden for
years have been entirely cured of female
weakness bv the use Of lydia L. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. Send to Mrs LYDIA
f. Plnkham, 233 Western Avenue. Lynn,
Mass, for pamphlets.
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rhe rame for schoIars-ths reed blrd.

Mary Martin. aged 10 years. was run over
and killed by cars at Woodvale,on the Penn
syIvania Railroad, on Friday.
The roar Of Nisgra is pitched in Falls
KEY.
Every season Of life has its appropriated
duties.
A landlady was complaining that she
couldn't make both ends meet. "Well" /"
said border. "why not make one end
vegetables"
Thomas n. Bowen, one Of colOradO's nav
lnlllionaires, recently sent 20 the Denver
Mint two enormous chunks Of gold. The
heavier Is worth ils.Ooo the other, sl2,-
600.
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all over The land goes up from mothers, that
Gays "My daughters ara 81 feeble and sad
with no strength, all ont Of breath and life
al the least exertinn. What can we do for
them 2" the answer is simple and full Of
hope. One 10 four weeks use Of Hon Bit
tsrs will make them healthy, rosy, spright-
ly, aud cheerful.
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For five years | have been troubled with
Constipation, Liver and Stomach trorbles.
counled with loss Of memory. and sleepless
nights. Three BOTTLES D. Il. V G. has made
me well man aud happy one.
johnson Miller, Insurance;
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Chicago Journai.)
A Chicago Brokers Happy Invcst-

Lewis II o'Conor, ESQ whose Office !,
located at % Washington street, this city
lately related the following in the hearth
Of ono Of our reporters as an evidence oi
special good fortune. have been suffering
said Mr.. 0'Conar, for number of week:
with a very severe pain IN my back, be
leyed To be from the effects ofa cold con
tactsd while on the lakes. ] had been pre-.
scribed for by several Of our physlcians and
used various remedies. Three days ago,
abandoned them all, and bought bottle q
81. Jacobs Oil, applied it at night before re
tiring and to-day feel like new man.
experienced almost instant relief aud now
feel 10 pain whatever.
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Another comet was discovered on the
morning of September 10.
How much happier life might be ifminds
could be trained to forget past trouble.
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PRAISE FROM HIGH AUTHOR.

FRANK CH. DE RIALp, Singing Master oi
Her Mnjesty's Opera Company, says:
MEsDELssoHs PIASo Co., Nrw YoRk.
GENTLEMEN - Having occasion to try your
Pianos. ! consider it my duty TO acknowl-
edge their rich quality of sound and, ut the
same tim", the sofncss by which every
nuance of expression can he performed !
consider them a perfect instrument. and
specially invaluable tn a singer. Wishing
you good success. am. gentlemen,
Very truly yours.
FRANx Gu nv RIALP,
Singing Master of Her Maicsty's Opera
Company.
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ponder ON Ihe truths.

Torpid kidneys, and constipated bowels,
arc the great causes Of chronic disea ses.
Kidney Wort has cured thousands. Try
Il and you will add one more To their num-
Der.
Habitual costlyeuess afIliots millions Of
the American people. Kidney Wort will
cure it.
Kidney Wort has cured kidney COM
plants 81 thirty years standing. Try t..
See adv.
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Hanging a man in effigy is a good dee
like kissing a COW owned by the father Of
your girl. 1t don't hit the caso.
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INSTRUMENTATION.

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS are offered you Sy
the BURLINGTON RourE. 1t will pay Won Ia
read their advertisement to be found else
where in this issue.
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There is one woman who is proud of her
age. 1t is Mrs Jemima Grover, Of Drim-
field, Mass, who has reached her lOsth
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PATENTS

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Chow sensible your little boy talks /" ex-
claimed Mrs. Smith. "Yes," replied Mrs.
Brown, "he hasn't been among company
vet"
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vennor Gays that bis iOne hitherto has
been in "loug range" prediction. That
probably accounts for his hits being SO in
freouent
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Nv wife has been troubled with billions.
ness, bloating oi stomach and bowels, swell
ing Of the llmbs, constipation for years, but
all has vanished from the use of three bot
ties of d. R. V. G. Dyspepsia Remedy.
d. G. Barber,
Real Estate,
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A beer saloon keeper in Boston has the
very appropriate name of Philip a. Calm.
They all do il.
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Zones two" is the contradictory state.
ment man often makes in an oyster sa-
loon.
"You handle the truth quite carelcssly," !"
is the latest refined style of calling man a
liar.
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II every person would be half as good as
he expects his nrighborto be, what heaven
this world would be.-Norris.
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pr kHVViQ oRGANsIs useful stops.5 sets reeds
pAn gll19 IL only SsS. PIAHost tl2s up. Ss-lllus.
Cat. free. Address BEATTY, Washington. M.
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ARIZONA,
Hens Freu Tombstone.

TOMBSTONE, July 26th.-In consequence OF
the heavy rains, the foods on the San Pedro
river have carried away all the dams but the
one at the Boston mill, and all are shut down,
and will hardly be repaired this MONTH
The bullion yield will be s150,000 to $780,
600 short OF last months.
The Contention mine has discharged most
of its men, owing to the shutting down of the
mill.
L. Z. James. formerly Superintendent of
the Sierra Nevada, is now here making sur
vey Of the Contention mine.
There was rich strike in the Longnut
mine last week. The extent of the fad is
not known yet.
Colonel Bean, Superintendent of the South
ern Division of the Southern Pacific Rail-
road, is here, aud is supposed. to be interested
in g branch from Benson to Tombstone.
Some of the head men of the Atchison, To-
peka and Santa Fe Railroad are expected in
a few days, when they will decide where to
connect with the Sonora road.
1t has been raining hard for the last eight
hours, and bids fair to keep on all day. The
roads are almost impossible from Benson to
this point.
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NEVADA.
The Richmond-Aibion suit.

EUREKA, July 26th.-Judge Rives' decision
in the Richmond Albion case will be deliv-
cred at 10 o'clock tomorrow. Your CORE
spoudent is able to give its salient points in
advance. He holds the ST. George patent to
be absolutely void. The Uncle Sam claim is
good and valid location, and in fact every
point contended for by the Albion, as between
the st. George patent and the Uncle Sam To-
cation, is found strictly and uneqaiyocally in
favor of the Albion. But now comes the
nub of the whole opinion Among other pa
per titles put in by the Richmond was a
patent called the Victoria. This patent was
procured by the Richmond pending the pro-
test suit between the st. George and the
Uncle Sam. 1t is a younger claim and a
younger application for patent than either
the St. George or the Uncle Sam. The Vic
toria claim lies off to the northward, and
there was 10 surface conflict between it and
the Uncle Sam hence no protest against the
issuance of the Victoria patent was made.
protesting, the Judge holds that it is a
better title than that conferred by the
prior application for the st. George
ground Z The Victoria patent was scarcely
alluded to in the late trial. The Richmond
made its big fight on the validity of the st.
George patent, which has been thrown out as
utterly worthless and void. The finding in
favor of the Victoria will be surprise to
everybody. as it has cut bat an unimportant
figure in the case during the trial. 1t is not
believed that this Victoria title will stand for
moment before higher tribunal. stay
Of proceedings will be granted for thirty OF
sixty days, TO allow the case to be taken up,
aud to prevent the distribution of the estate
by either party. The above are the exsc:
facts, as they will be recorded in open Court
tomorrow morning. The decision occupies
thirty pages of legal cap.
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the Mormons believed had reported their VIC


the Mormons believed had reported their VIC
lation Of the laws.
a special from Casa Grande says that q
gang Of blacklegs, who have been there
several days taking in the uninitiated, were
summarily driven out yesterday by the eiti-
zens of that place.
News from Altar District, Sonora, of the
sd, is to the effect that mining boom is
raising. Eastern capital is flowing in very
fast. One mining property was purchased
last week by Chicago parties for S175, 0O0.
A twenty-gtamp mill is to be erected at once.
A 10o-stamp mill is to be put up on the
Crimga. The Cisco gold mine is turning ont
from $4,000 to $40 600 monthly. The
Juarez mill will be completed in few days.
The Anthony company are now employing
100 men, and shipping 800 tons of ore to San
Francisco monthly. The richness of the
mines is reported fabulous A regular line
OF stages is run tri-weekly from Altar to the
principal mining camps in the district.
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THE ENCAAlPMENT.-The tents and camp
ing equipage for the coming encampment of
the First Artillery Regiment, which is to
commence on the 30th instant, have already
been forwarded to the'grounds, to be placed
in position ready for occupancy upon arrival
of the companies. The battery, Company
b, will leave here for its march to camp on
Friday morning at o'clock, expecting to
reach Auburn the first day, and arrive at
camp Saturday evening. All the other COM
panies in the valley will leave here by cars at
2:30 P. NJ. on Saturday, and arrive at camp
that evening. The rates that have been fixed
for round trip tickets is So 70 for all men,
bers of the National Guard and their servants.
Excursion tickets for all others will be So 80.
1t is understood that all can procure meals
upon the ground who desire at % cents each.
AUCTION SALEs.-Bell & Co. will sell to-
day at IL A. NJ, in front Of their salesroom.
No. 90S street, between Ninth and Tenth,
a fine large gray horse, weighing 1900
pounds, and black horse weighing 100. ..
They will also sell on Friday morning next,
at 1880, at the residence of e. Constable, on
the north side of j street, between Sixteenth
and Seventeenth, all the well-kept furniture
and household goods of the residence, con.
sisting of parlor chairs. rep lounges, walnut
bedsteads and furniture, spring and hair
mattresses, pillows, bedding, carpets, dining
room and kitchen furniture. stove, crockery,
glassware, etc.
BENEFIT AssooIATIoS.-An address will
be delivered this evening before the Catholic
Mutual Beneficial Association, at st. Rose
Hall, by Rev. j. B. McNally, President of
the Association of the Arch Diocese of San
Francisco. All members of the Association
and those DESTROYS of ascertaining its objects
and features are requested to attend No
admission fee will be charged. Address to
commence AZ S o'clock.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Beef is firm at quotations, with moderate sup
ply. Mutton is abundant at unchanged prices
Hogs arriving more freely, and have declined
little. The Hogs arriving are, however, very light
for whole carcasses from slaughterers to dealers:
BEER-Prime, 5l@6ic; medium grades, 5@5Ic
inferior, 4sc g b.
vEAL-Large calves, 7c small Ones 75@Sc o o.
MUTroN-Wethers are quotable at 4@4lc, and
ewes at Bic z ID.
LAMB Spring lamb, 5@5lc Q n.
PoRK-Idve hogs, 55d6sc for hard, and 5i@5st
for soft; dressed do, sl@s3c . h.
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Great Council of Red Men.

SANTA CRUZ, July 26th.-The Great Coun-
ell of California met last evening at o'clock.
The following named Great Chiefs were
present: Eugene Lehe, Great Sachem
Joseph A. Filcher, Great Senior Sycamore
John f. Pinkham, Great Junior Sycamore
H. S. VIM, Great Chief of Records Adam
Smith, Great Keeper of Wampum; Henry
A. Chase, Great Prophet Charles E. Spen-
Ger. Great Mishinewa; c. S. Farley, Great
Guard of Wigwam; j. H. Josselyn, Great
Guard of Forest Representatives were also
present from all the Tribes in the reserva-
ton. The reports of the Great Chiefs were
read and referred to committee for distribu-
tion
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Declared Insane.

BAKERSFIELD, July 26sh.-Robert NJ.
Hobby, highly respected citizsn of this
county, native of Canada, about thirty
years Of age. in good circumstances, engaged
principally in the sheep business, was to-day
adjudged insane by commission, and Will
be conveyed to the Stockton asylum. He
stated to the commission that he came to the
United States in 1866, and that he has
brothers and sisters in Whitley, Canada
West
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OREGON.
Brakeman Hurt Senator Grover Rust
In Wheat-BurgIary-E Drowned.

Brakeman Hurt senator Grover Rust
in Wheat-Burglary- Drowned.
PORTLAND, July 26th.-A brakeman named
B. S. Lands had one foot badly crushed I'm.
der car wheel yesterday. The limb win
probably have TO be amputated.
Senator Grover viii leave tomorrow on the
steamer Oregon, en- route to Washington.
Many farmers of Lane county report that
their spring wheat is taking rust. One gen.
tleman has a field of 100 acres, which he
thought would not pay for the cutting.
Rust has appeared suddenly, causing quite an
alarm. 1t is worst near Irving.
Last night burglars entered tine room of a
hotel at Harrisburg, Lane county, which was
occupied by man named Dennis Sullivan.
The burglar carried away Sulivan's trousers,
In one pocket of which was 500 in coin.
a little son of J. II. Howard, at Prairie
City, Grant county, fell into ditch on the
24th, and was drowned. His body was
found soon after, but life was extinct.
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Case Finally Disposed of.

San JOSE, July 26sh-Judge Belden to-
day made.an order dismissing the case of the
people against Benjamin Ford. This is the
celebrated rape case which agitated San Jose
several months ago. The girl, Emma CLARK,
who told such straightforward story at first
and afterwards developed into a full f5dged
lunatic, has left the city and gone to no one
knows where. The defendant has been cut
on bail since june
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The JewcIry RObbcry-Confession of one
OF the Hurzsars,

VIRGINIA, July 26th.-James Kelly, part
ner of Sanders and Angelo in the robbery OF
Msnaing's jewelry store, this morning made
a clean breast OF the whole business. H
went with Manning and officer Plunkett to a
point on the road to the Union shaft, where
he dug mp four fruit cans filed with rings,
chains, watches and ear rings, of a total
value of $1,000. Kelly also gave list of
jswelry stolen in San jose, amounting to
about $500, and told the officers where it was
pawned. All was recovered but few trifiing
articles. About $1,000 worth of Manning
jewelry is not yet accounted for. Kelly says
but three men were concerned in the burglary
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The West,ake Case,

SHASTA, July 26th-In the Superior Court
the argument in the Westlske case still con-
tinues Tomorrow the argument for the
people viii close, and the cause will probably
| be given TO the jury in the evening.