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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-11-16
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Discovery sinos Vaccination. Other
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ourss At any stage before Consunp-
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One package generally sumoes.
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Sl.OO complete. Treats oand re-,
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-11-16
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3O Cthts, y WutHcrh
remedy for sleepless and irritable
Children. The Recipe OF Old DR.:
Pitcher, Free from Morphine, and
not Narcotic. Formula published
with each bottle. For Flatulency,
assimilating the food, Sour Stomach.
Feverishness, Worms, and Disor.
dered Bowels, Castorla has the larg-
est sale Of any article dispensed by
Druggists,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-11-16
w. n JOHNSON.

W. H. JOHNSON.
General Repair hop Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry, Sewing Mach: nes, DC. in fact, all
kinds Of light repairing and light jobbug
done promptly and in good and workman.
like manner. ! also sell the light running
sCrOVvm Household and American
SEWING-M MA CHIMES,
At prices from 25 to u per cent. less than
any othor concern in this section OF the coun-
ry. Remember the plaoe-Center street,
opposite Bakery
, 1881-01-21

ssoyc1a! st1a have askctl nc II mn not afrait Of
living In America amongst 80 nlnny tInn1cr-
n,ts PERSONS. am mot nt oil surprised 10
INT! tt1l5 ltlcn amongst Tho pcopte. when /
LOOK through tic leuttlny papers: t,cy tlisj,
Np no httler news frt,fIl 4ANlpriM tjlu1 ntorjy
nl lnaf.ter nfltl rnbbery; atrl, II thcr, Is nny,
Etha', Interesting il.:we, they GENERALLY kte,,
silent nbont u. Why do thuS net in till w1y5
ot,1ply nut OF pulley. Tin lnbnrtng clnsscs
snliErAtc; anu: as q consequence, wages viii
ftNs Il, lilo DISADVANTAGE IT cNi,ttnjists nnfi
Afistncr1lls. Therefore tho fcNGtnH tw1Mrs.
which arG IN thu Ilaltfs OF tilo nristt,.
cfats, ellcnynr To cnute n tad npil,-
'on of America by tmInfInr IT ns
.lhfk as possible. III 4 Norwegian srt,ouI-
teAlaf | reid description Of America, in
which the author states hut the Mn fnrifI In
h'l1cf'ra lIaft. 4 general Gtfttcntnt but terts
are no specialists; consequently Aucrictt
Gnnfl!'t III: sAttl tn have any its,ructl men. i
fsw t'nys ago ] rea,t m article published }Iy
the superintendent VI tho Meteorological III.
s1t'ttg 'Ui Norway. III which le cn1ts lila
sfIst.fieia'l SrstCn ut Et1rnl.siKflni5 "untllinr
!lilt 't!inlblg." tlne Uf the i,atpGrs had snil
!tlat TUG st1rtn.stR1luls given by the New
lork jicrHH per Atfnntlc cnbfu Werc ftif.
lillHl to the p,int, THIS aggravated lin:
therefore liz: published ttIls article.
Many claim that they hare tl1G best tlj,iycr.
sltS Ill THO whrIt, the ttncst buildings, etc. /
Wns VI, askett W II rather ctInceite,l-mk[ny In
dlv!ttnal, "1lavr you any buildings us Ern1,d
as our Cnp!tol:' "Ihltr Capitol" [ snitl,
would i'e taken fnr n warehouse or nnrks
packing establishment If It Weru in {ilirgnu
"r New York" Respectfully yt,nrs,
Z. Il. F.AKNES.
, 1881-01-21


Special DispateI ia The Chicago Tribune.
NASHVILLE. Tcllu., .In,,. ao.-The peculiar
sitllatEon Of afnirs connected with the recess
tnken by t'ot]l Houses yesterday afternoon,
Invested to-tlny's proceedings with unusual
Interest, arAt therefore n lurgc nulib0r Ut
visitors were present. Wi.cn tho lI0tsp of
Representatives net t,lfs Biornlng, nfter roit-
Gull tho Hun. II. II. Butler, lcAtlGr Ull tho Re-
publican Side, moved Ill adjournment It'll
mon, Ihts M0tltM ELECTED q Eroat ttenl ur
discussion frs,il the Democrats, Ill hour md
u l!alf being takcn up In .lebatc, thu Demo
crats realizing lint adjournment ll,ea',t tho
taking III, of tho Stewart contested cAsc. To
prolonged discussion WAS cluscd By Il melton
to atlJourn bclng carried BY It vote Of I'll to
10, tho Speaker ruling that tho motion was Il,
order.
y resolution to ,nscat Canper, Democrat,
r1tepressntin': Alatry aAa Willia,t!s3n Goun;;
Master inn CI,a',rery Court wllen elected,
At ll1u,s tho Houses met III Joint Conye,l-
THE Filssr nAL1a,r,
tl,e llf.l take!! III fur, Maynard received :s3;
i;Iate, q; Bailey, y; . sSatt,r!gg. On tho
terllls, y. y @ rsecss was taken ~ :::w tl,is
rsasssSs !3ssnSH ''!%sS sssst %@s ay Ss's?s @ % is"
p .UaiiSy Ii; illnll', ,aiayi!artl is, Bats
70, Ilallty IS: te1itl1., Maynard -,
May@s its II s'f bas a :Sss T. iieS isitsSth Il: Tfe Ts e
yclltton dissolved. Tic Democrats prevfnt@l
thu taktng np.of Stewards clsu by ltlvlns
thu lm11, cAl!sl1lg o., aitutrtnoMt.
nIE!st q cplaiaitta, WIS selected u ,eoilier
will tho i.Uw!rux Dcni,,clnta aS to tle a.l-
Visibility Ut budding II joint ca11ctn under tho
, 1881-01-21

ttuy can i,ow elect. Senator Wallace and
StmAkcr Randall nrE said to iM l,ot;i favorable
to tln sstcct.ss Uf oliver lecnust. his friends
cnH tto it,nro fnr tl,cu, tlun TIC b0lters. WIN
nT nln.nst fRinretl IN tho Arportlonnrtlt
Committee. tf tho two AE,cl!cs 1t Tho j.rEIs.
tnturc. lhstenA Ut supporting Olivier mt
rlght, It IL probable tint enough Democrats
Will ttGeIln9 10 v0ta 10 rtcct tho Republican
ca,csls ihnntiier. The balolinE Will Lu re-
Runtet tt,-tllnrrnW.
10 fht 1rfstsrn As.otiattt E'rtts. ...
t!Aninsn!'n1, I',.. .Jn,,. .N-Tl.p tlifrtl Joint
ba1lnt fnr UnitGl StntcS Senator by the Leg
only Gl,ange frun, tho former lmllnss was
thnt Clarke. nilh Kuhn, Philadelphia ealicus
n&pul,ticurs, who hn'l previously .yotet for
oliver. sntetf fur 4. f.ntttlen S1Iuw,tcl,.
suited ~ follows: Wnttncr, ft;; Oliver, 81;
t;mw. n: Snowtlc.l. I; iiuyt, =; MncEengl.,
/; AKtnw, !: ljrewstcr, l.; 1lMtrd, |. Tla
Convention then adjourned until Tomorrow,
, 1881-01-21
FATHER AND SON,

jain Collins, employed rs u wntclln,aM ct
tho Joliet Iron Works docks, on tho Soat'
Brunch Ut tho river. IL !ockct np ut thu
Ucevttg Street Station cilargcl With assault,
anh Ills son, u years Ut nEo. u at taa
County Hospital with, his ;. LOTT !eg
DFnkun just below tlle lip. It appears
thut, ab1ut o .o'ciuck "Wednesday evening
Collins told Ills son that HI, hal sollo Las!-
'uss tt, attend t0. and orleresl blu to Fenial!!
on watch Mt tho ilucks until !'ls fSturll. 1Ae
lW0 Thirty.frst strcot, mid wins greatly
surprised ~ find tho sun there Milea4
ot lM.. Iii the tnnlly btoll wl'ieh a,,t,t,; ~;
sued tho sob w4s rather IpH9il1y nal!aletl
used 4 fleaYy walking stick, ur rather club,
upon lini, but tho 10y Is of tha opitIl0t. il4t
h!s seversst Injuries ,werY the results Ut l;ls
father kicking al 1Hnpli ~, oh nmar s@: fMq he
il VII taks linS fof M tho bones In tae leg tP
reunlte.
, 1881-01-21
AT Fast WILTON, n. II.
Eptctats o{snateh to Tia Chteaoo TRIBUNE.

6pfeN& p4pattA 10 lHe Ghieogo lF1oNHss
1,oSToS, jan. .:W.--At = o'clock this mor,,-
Ing ttre broke ollt IN tho rentro of TIC Gtlsf'
hess street of Enst> Wilton, N. H.. In tho
sturcs ot a. l.. MootY and q. 4. Carter, mud
In IL H,Urt thus tho wiIoap business portion Ut
sturu OF Il. l.. Hto0jy n,ul4. 4. Cartur's boot
MID sl,oo store aml IFS adjoining groccry
were burned to thu Brultnt}, But lltt!o OF
comparatively new building a1tl worry ole-
ganty furnished, occupied by Clifton I.t,lge
nlHl King Solomon Chapter, next hu&cuslbtal
by tho slasonic Or.ler Is cstEuIata{ tn bu
sl5,000 Til, Wilton Sayings-l}u,lk nhll.lu,s
was destroyed. All the mOtley ai,A hooks
werv saved, x purt,o1I ol tic BUILDING was
occupied BY lilo County Solicitor, thu Ilot, {.
il. Burns, rs n law oil;ct, mil Ills vutllsalo
law Library WIS irnriy MI burned. The wv
ton Town lAhrary, contnlttnts :*,G10 yolnn,e4
wns lles,rly oh!ltnrnie.l. Tho lnr3u cot'Ill8
l,atlso OF 4. ". Wal!nce, Thu; dwelling alltl
drug store Ut Dr. II: Tnsyttt, tug salon't u
ii. Smith, ;tlMl tile ciotiilg housu or I.eyi ".
iurge srucary. jlollsu of Chnrlcs 'inrboll
wen. III gihbnrs before there. WINS my
prospect ot extinsal!l'1lg tito ilAnacs. l'Iio
alllt brought 0ut d large number of prnplo
from Ills surrounding tnw!ls, win, with tlla
engEnp companies, Worked with II will; but
t!!oy Wero l.At a9le TO ctrx the iire IN either
Thu buildings were nrally nll lh,ectetl, ui,tl
with tiiB uxeuplFull Ut thu AlasnHt' 1,uil.!lnE
nnl tlle baMk, w.ru nf w.a'sl asua burllel likS
timber. All 1T the buildings weru licw, tltts
'l'hU lass t,l. bulttMgsi Ii aut S75 000, covered
by insurance Ill homo ul1tc3. :.
, 1881-01-21

Special Dspateh to The Chicago Trthuns-
OMAHA. Neb., t1a,l. .0.-1n the Senatorial
contest to-tluy at Lincoln. Paddock .ropnud
trn,n forty votes to thirty.cight, aud many OF
Ills friends now believe tllat he can't win.
Nance, who lins received two Or thrcr VOTES
on the various ballots. will probably 1un,n M
t-ll,urrDw, n,d II Itslsluck fuiiy, lie will ve<y
likely get inost OF laadtHk's votes. Fpur bal
lots " ere cast to-day, with but little change
frunt yesterday.
10 he tI1,tern tissoetatta I'r.s.
f.ITcOt.S, Nel,., .Inli. a0-1n the Legislative
Joint Convention there were five l,ullUts fnr
Senntor tp-ay, With m n,ntcrial gl'auge
!sS e, y'Is fr' w /" S yotps W WyR
Dunay, nlHl Weaver, IL 10 II, eacll; IS III
necessary for cIinicG. There Is strange
talk tu-l,tEt Of compromise By tho lltltl, but
1t ls hardly Thought 1t will bo tlonc for Il tay
Or two.
, 1881-01-21

6ptetat Uup1Fth "a 1ha Chicago TF1ba"]s
Tlrrslulsu, l'a, jan. 9O.-trAero Is rllt'lor
here tonight tint the callcus kfckera haSo
agreed to combine OH Ilio,n.1s Phillips, Ut
Phillips brothers, oil oper,tors ut Now Gus
tie, Lawrence County, fur Selator ln oppo.
sttlon to Oltyuy. 1t IL further rulnore.l tl.at
they haye pr0nsisu Ut Democratic support.
aptetat Dlspateh 10 Iaa Chicago 7t4bEn:-
duAM1.lsuuHtl, ia.t,, Jun; :, M.~-A!thouEl'
D,liySr, Tug regular lsepubtcal. casl1iate.
uNitG4 Suites Sullutor. his frlelltS Aeesll coll
tideAt that llH will bo successful. No stcscr-
lions asu counted on from! tho boilers, but
materially a!sl tho Republican CAUCUS cal,tli-
aate fl lts ct,Mtest. III consideration OF
democratic Yates. this Republicans 1re to
pass Congressional nlMt Senatorial Appor-
seYurai n.oro Coneress,asa % s and Senators tllan
, 1881-01-21
discussing bll' 10 remove tho legal tlsabi-
Ties trun married. women.
WISCONSIN,.

WISCONSIN,.
MAnfaoN, Wls., JIM. 2n--In tho Scnatn
TINS l''nrnltlR, Mr. 1'rlce Offered resolution
cutting hif now business nftcr Feb. 10.
Iiis Assembly resolution for n committee
totnecatfgate Tic Ol1-Tcst Inv was l.ouroi,-
currctl III.
Tho consideration of Tho 1oInt resolution n
retIsttlct tf'u Htnto WIS postponed until
Tucstlny ncxt.
III tho Assembly scycrnl bills wore intro
ttlcetl, hut no1lo nf ge'rral Importance.
10th Houses will l'ayu n session to-inor-
row.
THE SENATORIAL IsEsui.r IN MILWAUKEE.
sptetat DffDateh to The Chicago Tribune.
M1twAGW';E. .jnn. 2n.-rheru Is probably
not more complete nlul general satisfaction
III nny portion Of the Stnte to-tlay over thu
ui,tco''le uf Tho Senatorial camynss than I'll
Milwaukee. Even the Keyes n,en accept tlle
result with np1'nrcnt goo,l srnce, airt sny
they arc rcady to fNrgtvo MIL be forgiven. 1t
Inns been peculiarly II Milwaukee event. Tlte
fanlols Carpenter struggles wcru not moro
sS i; c,; hy hfff; IL; y ,;ia' Ws '"Es ffo sEn hn
III !untl ulu rr1t[cAl lnrt t9f Senator thrnctt-
ter'a Ercnt !AitnllIters. Mr.. ,nwyer's a,,c-
cess establishes use fact TINT milwaukee, llas
ss sfSns etad sS 'f y to Y stst Ts i ts se spr T. Ds
tlmt ltupMl ltltcan Wisconsin cnstltl silu, }ent}-
cratic Milwaukee,, which nris.tcrasic per-
inrMa1lcG. WIS a., cot1,nMii a1!l Eatling
iienSbla iiiS Ss w ,fiTsksf u ss%art It !ss sr s"xt s
tributes Gnu United Status Sei,atOr, frs,m her
ow'! population, and t!ictates tn. thu rest Of
thu EuInll,t'llwealtll Wl,o TINT nne s cUInNlnfnl
~ W,a'slingt9n s!laIl By. rhis Is not t. bp
how kcei,.. Sflrewt, ,alltl t10rousllgoing tito
a9nl1lant iactiutl OF thu lnrty In this Gity nre.
TllGY nIt. not ruling Upon tile high tttte ut
prosperity by lncrc bull-ltcaa luck. 1t wis
PERSISTENT WORK, lSTEL1t0EST MANAGE
MEST,
mud legitimate methotls that they cl,a,,geu
the lM!iticnl complexion OF Milwaukee, coil,-
ty, nfhl 1t Is fol,Md TINT the slo skill Is
tie9si! is Eiwarl a!icrso. i nciry n''i' iuye VII
q. W liaxeltol!, l. n. Ils4l, mid lluilry Flnk
aro credited with working the il,utatlorptln-
sls, Alll they have s'lccccdetl without tho 90
,n1'1s S,Mn11G',ion ct IT, s!'Ev ''sWspapsr Tle r.
long. ststCo cease.t to depend on tho
nte'stlacIotIs md stupid prcss Ut this plnre
Toy ett!ler fresh news Or consistent n1ul ,lse-
% t' t et1kte", ks y{ sfRrs:sSE Ms MHs sa1 " o "ss sst
tsnls" tie taxlMyfng mil progressive element
tto E!ua enough to lllye tho executive 1mrt
nf tlelr, ,Pnlitlcs controlled by these iilcl atl
1t Is not disrrctL1sab!e to Mr.. keyes Tint he
lI,s hgcl t!eutcM by ll,EIetus Snwy.cr, any
l!ore tlnn It wins to be yatuutslc.l. By ScH-
I"r tpt Ga'ete5 ,y M tTo ssy ysf Il ht o M na ot 70 9e
Sawyer u q hlail grclt II, worldly nfIairs
Ito Is blunt md l,nnest In his dealings
aslrcwt. practical, and ll,lfAltcrInE III eycry-
thing, Mid just as
srAl.w.,Isr IN Ills rE,pnrtcASlsM .
rs over Xacll Chnntllur WIS. Tile people Of
1tI13 NtnfH If1Ittv 1IjuI ibtttnntts4p itfttI
, 1881-01-21
CA14lFQltSIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. JIM. 2u,-ln tho Stnto
Se,inte Mt Sacramento tu-tlay tllu concurrent
resolutions protesting agairst Tic ratification.
nf' tic Chinese treativs wcre reported fro,n
colnmittcc,-the first by Senator Glasscock,
who sattl that there was III nlctllul tn de-
ter,ainu wlto were lal,orers or visitors from
China. Tha resolution, also hcld tint thu
thnt wultt! foreyer l,nyr settled tlto nntscr;
tiin sGenfltf resolution. by Senator. Dayis,
who alluded to the clause in tho
lit tho United States us tho ,ltost fuynlel uf
my other l1Atio1l, thus comforting upnn tl1un
tho right Of naturalization. The resolutions
wern debated all tlay, tllo contest being NJ
being .gninst tile attn,tiDn of the resolutions
mil tlic Democrats III fayor. FinHlty. after
styeMl motions 10 nf,le,ht, strike ant, and
substitute hAtl been voted t(owl,, II test ynto
to. lay the wlsale .rIntter mi tho tlbln was
tnkell, nHd tho mutton pgeyNiletl, ~ to II.
, 1881-01-21
# +, JOURNALISTIC.

'}''8artiaf f4spafth to Tic Ciatedoo Tribune,
pt:ncQu1t ill.,, Jan. :.o.-Tha Nnrtl, To,ctt
Jotrnti, a Democratic sheet published III
tlit lise, ,town of Mason City, Inns suspended
nllblfcat'on for want Of patrnnnsr,- ,--sstntl,or
hi iYna tiUcsn't lmy.
SV:M.'lils, letli,., Jan. :,0.-D. Il. brewer,
f5rAen years past oile Ut the e,litUrs IF tho
Nfnphls Irsihtnric. has resigned, to mr.
Y4't the rs!llnrial management Uf the Little
fock Diftu Guzstic.
, 1881-01-21

ALBANY, .Iar. 1o.-!A pi,bltc reception was
given by ti1,l. n1Ml Mrs. Grant at tho Exccu-
tiya Mansion to-day. Many citizens pail
their respects.
III tile Assembly resolution calling for MI
Investigation concerning tho proposed cpli~
soltlatlon OF tho telegraph companies was
uuUptult,
, 1881-01-21

Sv. Louis. ,Iall. .o.-A bill l,as been intro
t1uce.l III tic lower House of tic Legislature,
mnktng tho keeping of II neutrality-suspicious. fcl-
o'ay, punishable By Imprisonment tptho pcn-
trIttnry.
, 1881-01-21
A'E 1eUSS1AEtLT.1:, I'M.
srftfai 1fsp1teh 10 The Chltaoo 7yfhunt.

6Ffe1a1 1V'Fa7eF 70 The Chlta0a 7Ffhnnt.
kOKnMf', IH@.. Jan. 2o.-1'iifs tn0fntng Mt 9
o'clock most disastrous fire i,r0kG nit In thu
llttlo Slllaan Of Iluss{Avitlc, tits county,
sweeping nwny MI entire block nj business
rooans. 'rho total loss will reach sil. .tno, witt,
but light insurance. Tic fire ~ surrounded
with suspicious circumstances.
, 1881-01-21

Spsctat nspafeh 10 The Chtsagq tribune,
Dos1nS. Jam. 20.-1'age's pianing-,nili, Mt
South 1oston, several snfItller buildings coi-
nectct. anil tho hoat-sllups If Charles Board
man were destroyed by ttrp at 4 o'clock IT,
1iKlh. All tllD property wns tlwllcu by tho
l!nsthn flsc-tcnt Savings Bunk. Luss, Sill
Q00; 10 Insurance.
, 1881-01-21

OrrlcE OF THE CHIEF SnsyAL OFFICER,
WAst1lSnToN, d. e., jail :t-l n. n,.-For
Tennessee ard tho Ohio VRlcy, heavy rain,
fo'lowc.lby slightly colder, clearing weather,
ris!ng barometer, n,ul norllorly 10 westerly
winds.
For tho Lower Lakehs1ou, cloudy wealth
er. ut,u slinw or rain, llortherly tD eastcrly
temperature, aid filling followed by rising
For tiln Upucr Lake l.eglon, tho Upper
Mississippi! atllf LAWYER Missouri Valleys,
parity cloudy yra.,Sr tluI t'ss,slnnM Halt
stationary Or flight full III teinpcrature, utnl
rlsiny baroI6ter durlnt the night
LocA'' onsk,'vAri,,ss: ,;1El, AZ , =,
, 1881-01-21

AT CLAYTON, IN. !:
spsetdf Dtspatth to Ths Chttapo Trtbune.
Mttii.EHDts, In.. Jan. D.-4tt Clayton Yes.
tcrttny fire totally destroyed tho Ctnyton
lIoopfactory, owned By Chicugo parties.
, 1881-01-21

screaming .w0nrn nnti children md curstnv
men Into tho street, tho policemen i,nytng to
!!se tlIeir clubs freely to rvd tho penple Out.
to CUE1tGuplAtc. ~
, 1881-01-21

Eyery Evening at i, Matnurs "Wednesday, saturday.
aIl1 tusld1y.
Hyde & Behman's Novelty Combination,
Including nll.l.f BARRY snI HUGH FAY. l4
MulpoON'a PICNIC.
NuA14y. JaI. :I-YhQ Hl3 Fur AlAst1cls.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-09-24
THE SILVER STATE.
PUBL ISHED EVERY EVENING (SUNDAYs
FXCEPTED) BY
j. j. Hi l. & co.
Iroqueis Wins the st Ledger.

On the l4th instant Mr.. Lorlllard's
colt Iroquois took the third OF the
three great annual events of the Eng
lish turf, after having run second IN the
first, the ''two thousand, and having
won the second and most important,
the Derby Hitherto it has been the
fortune OF only niue Derby winners to
follow up their success at Epson by
winning the st. Ledger at Doncaster;
and now Iroquois, haIilng from AmerI'
ca, has enrolled himself as the tenth on
the list OF the most successful horses
that have raced III England. He barely
missed placing himself with the trio
that won all three events-N est Aus
tralia, Gladateur and Lord Lyon, tor
he lost the 1.-TWO thousand guinea" by
very little. What more can Iroonois
do? Nothing after this can make him
more famous. He has Shown the Eng
lisnman his quality, and it is achnowl-
edged that he has beaten the best
horses OF England.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-09-24

SURE CURE for dyspepsla-Damiana
Hitters.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-09-24
Third Day. October 5ih, 1854.

RUNNING RACE-Premum 5000 Free for all
two-year olds raised in Humboldt county;
$ ngle dash of one-half mile; four or more
to fiji: three or more TO start; first horse,
$3.50: second, $50.
Running Race-Premium s2o0-Free for all;
single dash OF one mile, four or more to
fill; three or more to start; first horse, sl25;
second, S75.
TRoTTING RACE Premium, S130-Free for
all single teams of horses raised or owned
in Paradise valley; mile hears; best two in
three to harness; three or more 70 fill; two
or more to start; s~eepstake.
ar Fifteen per cent. entrance to the above
Races.
On the last day there will be
LADIES GRAND TOURNAMENT!
First prize, SO; second prize, s25.
The Club is governed by the rules OF the
"Pdctfc Blood Horse a association"
Bids will be received for pool selling until
Tuesday September 20th.
We claim privilege to reject any and all bids.
Bids to be paid for by September 25th.
S4- A general invitation is extended to the
public 10 attend these Races. sS-td
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VIII yon heed the warning, the sig
nal, perhaps, of the sure approach OF
that more terrible disease, consump-
tion: Ask yourself if you can afford,
for the sake OF saving 30 cents, to run
the risk and do nothing forit? We
know from experience that Shilohs
Cure viii cure your cough. 1t never
fails. This explains why more than
million bottles were sold the past year.
1t relieves Group and whooping congh
at once. Mothers, do not be without
it. For lame back, side or chest, use
Shioh's Porous Plaster.
Sold by LEVY 4 Co. n9-eod
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Notice For Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT CARSON CrTY, NEv.,
Septembsr l4th. 1881.

LAND UFKIIE At CARsON NfTf, NEW,
September l4th, 1881
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
10 make final proof in support OF his claim, and
that I'D prcef will be made before W. s. Bon
htield, District Judge in, and for the Fourth 4
Judicial District, Humboldt County, Nevada,
at Winnemucca, ON. October I7th, 1854, VII: ::
Henry L. Hopping Homestead Application No.
$40, for,theW NV. /, s. u. !, NV. /, andN.
T. IS. W. Sae. 34,, TIP As, N r. 3S he NJ J
D. NJ he names the following witnesses to I.
prove his continuous residence upon and culti-
vationsof said land, viz: L.. L. Rickard, Charles
Kyle w. +. stevens, p o. address, Winnie .
mucca, Humboldt County, Nevada; H. H. Me
Colley, p. o. address, Willow Creek, Hunibold3S
County, Nevada -
sl6-30d- g-A-WITHERELL, Register
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sorromfnl to Contemplate.

Man that is married to woman is of
many days and full OF trouble. In the
morning he draweth his salary and in
the evening behold, it is all gone. 1t
is as tale that is told 1t vaniaheth,
aud no one knoweth where 1t goeth.
He riseth up clothed Ia the chilly gar
ments OF the night and seeketh the
somnolent paregoric wherewith to
soothe the colcky bowels OF his infant
postcrity. lie becometh as the horse
or the OK, and draweth the chariot Of
his offspring. He spendeth his shekels
IN the purchase OF fine linen to cover
the bosom OF his family, yet hiaself IS
seen in the gates of the city with but
one suspender. Yea, he IS altogether
wretched.
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ID. ~. HASKELL.
TOWNSHIP AGENT. &. PR. X.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE Or lease.

PARTIES WISHING To- LEASE, or ryR.
chase Lots in the town Of WinneMucca, are
hereby notified that all applirauonr for the same
or on business relating. tneieto; snould be ad-
dressed To the undersigned at San Francisco,
at the G. L. r. r. office where they viii receive
prompt attsnaacsn
Those occupying lands belonging to the com
pany, without having bought or leased. the same
ane also notified TO attend to the matter without
dalay and avoid trouble.
nola~ D. IL HASKELL.
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DESERT
CRYSTAL SALT WORKS.

The Desert Crystal salt Company is now
prepared TO supply in quantities to suit, fine
Table, Dairy, Meai and Stock Salt, put up by
: c. FOCUS, Reno, Nevada, who will supply
customers from Winnemucca west
From Winnemucea, eastward, JOHN KIN
NEf, Of Battle Mountain, will furnish Tabie
Milling salt
From platform at White Plains exceen'
Milling Salt will be sold as usual to our patrons
at low rates.
Address orders 20
WALTER SCHMIDT, Manager.
o25-tf White Plains. Nevada
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Why do so many people that we see
around us seem to prefer to suffer and
be made miserable by indigestion, con-
stipation, dizziness. loss of appetite,
coming up of the food, and yellow skin.
when tor 10 cents We will sell them
"Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaranteed to cure
them.
Sold by LEVY & Co. n9-eod
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With highway robber, says the
Boston Transcript, operating on much
travelled road in New Hampshire, il is
best to say little about the robber gangs
in Missouri There has been nothing
like 1t in New England since Captains
Lightioot and 1hunderbolt robbed
travellers IN the suburbs OF Boston, in
the days Of our grandtathers.
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Programme OF Races:
First DaY. October 3D.. 1891.

RUNNING RACE-Premium, Sl00-free for
all; single dash Of one-fourth Of a mile;
four or more TO fill; three or more to start:
First horse, so; second, $50.
Running Race Premium s175--Free for all;
half mile heats-bcst two IN three; four or
more to fill; three more to start first
horse, Sll5; second, $50.