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A RED HOT FIRE
Which Seemed to Desire To
Send the City or Helena
Higher.

Saturday midnight: over the town
A breezrless quiet bad settled down;
The faro-bucker had coppered the queen,
And the crowd at Kessler's had drank, ween,
Some several kegs Of beer;
When cry of fire arose on the street,
And the drowsy fire-watch sprang to his feet
And sounded the peal of fear
From his harsh-toned bell ON Tower Hill
That woke the town with sudden thrill
To knowledge Of danger near.
A column of flame and a cloud Of smoke
Through roof ON upper Main street broke,
And ciamoring bell shrieked wilder, higher,
While the dusky mountains echoed" firew
In shorter time than IL takes to tell
The street in front of the blazing hell
Was WAS packed with a valient crowd Orwell
Of men who were thirsty for glory
Yes, eager and anxious for glory
Provided, In gaining it, they could shirk
All kinds Of danger, all kinds Of work.
Fire to them was thing to mock at,
Aud they stood, and stood, with hand in
pocket.
But there were those in the jostling pack
Who were tife-fghters from away back,
And who'd tackle u fire of any size,
In liquid form or otherwise;
And these men rendered efficient aid
10 the toilers of the fire brigade.
Up the street dashed the fire boys
Like band of yelling Iroquois,
Each shrieking orders to the rest
In the liberal manner of the West;
Each one a selfappointed committee
To run the machine If il sank the city,
Showing lack of discipline
Which good fire companies glory in.
Gimme the nozzle" one would yell
Ana get for ans er, '' Go lowell,
I'm nozzleman." Another would say
In a sort or queer and bossish way
4" Unkile them hose!" but ere IL rose
The wild wave caught him beneath the nose,
Making the embryo chief decamp
With the simple statement: "Well, I'll be
dampl".
So each in turn had his ardor cooled,
And so at length discipline ruled;
And when in earnest began the fight
Three costly buildings were burning bright.
But fortunately the wind was down
Or else the flames would have swept the own.
A it was, two buildings burned to the floor
Sulivan's shop and Anderson's store
And the Lndepend, Mt, though fire-proof,
Wa, drenched with water and lost its roof,
And really escaped but by n scratch"
destruction menacrd it in two ways);
The fire was threatening the whole batch
To quick consume with a fervent blaze;
While IA crowd of men, on the other hand
Who Iii Int typography un lerstand
Determined seemed before they'd stop
To knock things into wild giI-shop.
One son OF gun of crazy snipe
Ru,hed in with gunny-sack on his arm
In which he wanted to dump the type
And carry 1t out of the way of harm!
But the band of typos stood to their post
Resolved to save It or else to roast,
And conquered destruction below, it's said,
While the fremen conquered it overhead.
The total loss ten thousand or SO
Will cover, no doubt. but do not know
The exact damage to buildings and stock.
No more at present O'CLOCK.
HELENA, July 10, 1881.
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THE SALMON FALLS.
congressmen .say There is No Objection to
Their .mo al.


WHEN the Legislature two years since nj :
propliatrd $1,000 TO remove the falls in
Clark-'s Fork OF ih Columbia, which pre-
vent the almpn from acenling into this
country. the expen liture wa male cond-
tional upon the con .ent of the Goveynor Of
Washington Tel tory bling ob,ained. As
the Governor of tbat Territory has no NOR.
pow r 10 aufho-iz the removal of tho . falls
than the Governor VI Montana ha to author
liz the removal of the falls OF the NIL
soul, the appropriation has stood dead
letter Ia the book by its own trim,. The
falls are on fl,e puoI;c domain and are under
control OF Congress. In response to subse-
au MT IN mo nal, egair Maginnis had in
corporate. claim in the River an HarboF
hill, III -Iio izing The removal OF thr obdrnc-
ton and app opritiiDg 1900 therefor. bur u
WIS ruled out ON the ground that Congress
was only appfopriaiiug for improving ndrt-
gable stream In repiy to oar Delegates
representation OF III fact, ani tina nc leasr
authority wps desired, If no appropriation
coul be hal. IA m5-rs sail whoever wanted
to conI 90 ahead aul rriaovi.,he falls-fhere
won A be- no obi 'ciion mal- from any quar- rr
and d the ptoj - failed. An application
70 the Secretary uf the Interior by the Fisl.
ing club, ba eliciled no response. From iu-
formation brought here lat winner Indian
congregare mt fbsse falls TO fish, and woui
probably resist aus attempt 10 remove them
uEleSs authoriz 4 b; law. anl II not prob
allie the exp.n il,.re of tbs Territorial nj :
propri ,tion could b. hal otherwise. Del
gate Mayinnis saws that next session he will
end savor to enli,t the Committee ON Fisher
les aud Fishing in this matter and get bill
through To accomplish ihs purpose II the
expenditure would got exceed 1900 or $500,
aid SON. enterrri ing PARTIES would Under
take the job, we feel satisfied the necessary
a,uou,,t could be rai ed IN the West Side
counties, without waiting the slow snovs-
msnt Of the Governm mt wheels. II 81
Ni<souIa club viii mauag this affair, Del :
cit. III ,ginni> will confirm our statement
THAI no Obi .c,ion will b male ~ Wa mnl-
ton. an b ,er Loig cointy will doubtlss
raise fair proportion u tI's fun'l nrcsrs ary
10 b. placed on / pois 4sit payahas WHEN
salmon reach flls<r wsfrrs Il has been ~at
H. work can IL slpae for small sum. aud
hare II ! chance for som holy 81 make SOM
money .lnrnx the low wzssr thIs ~. r
~. - UP W. psIsysts VII ruh ~
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spying OF the Land.
III there's hole in a your co1ts,
l re,le We ten q il,
A Chiefs amang We takin' notes,
An faith he'll prent il.

An faith neil IFeHt ~.
The most robust looking "Cbiel" we have
seen for som- tim il Nc. joan +. Finnerty,
Of the Chicago Times corresponding sfaff,
who Il now making trip over the line OF
IN. Northern Pacific Railroad, having start
ed nj the zenith city OF the unsalt ii seas, ~
Proctor Knoff hal ii, and having his eyes set
on the spar timber of Pug sound. Mr.. f.
ha. b.en on the Times staff six years; was
with Crook n CORE ponirnr In his campaign
during the Sioux troubles. which illuminated
In the Custer massacre; has twice visited
Mexico ia the service Of the Times. AMI when
this trip In completed will have visited every
Territory and State In the Union. he de-
signs going down the cos>t 10 San Francisco,
and thence coming back by rail will visit thu
Yellowstone Park early in September. A.
W., r.c.lirct his correspond nee he Is close
observer. with strong analyficssl faculties ami
keen dircriminaficn. writes vigorously, file
itously and Justly, without needing where
III cbins fis. We do not expect from ht-
,,.a.,, al coyeur de rose, nor vet all burnt
,,,mh.r sketches. He viii probably WRIT OF
Montana NJ ~ ree, ii AMI believes IL 10 o..
with Judgment tempered by much compare
tive observation. and Montana VIII y. me
better OF iu~f that kinl Of journali uc Irfaa-
msnt. ~ TERRITORY lnlS been Dv~r'irawh ~
sa,,r,. re,nrcfS nv too rnfhu< N tic wrif-rs an
Il much underdrawn ~ others Win oasa
Ifur~ tiot, warped iusleIn MT. Or ErssSeancr.
Mr. F,nnrrfx Il 4 healthy. Wholesome uaa..
AMI W. rlsaIl expert cl'Mract,Iassaa n,
~. u IL lins anI III slltn-mination ~ Jour-
s,al IL N. s.frcsliafion u the Yl,e9e viii DO
infInencr " public opinsen conq1f'i'fS = -
XM11I4 III Ny AH|6 III Nz8 8s4K 81
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Pc rsona |.

DIR. Terry has located In ID 'er Lo lge.
Judge Knowles * expectei from Butte to-
day.
Israel Gibbs Is recovering rs rapidly
could be exp ctrd.
DIR. A II. Mitchell has relinquiSIed his
thought Of locating in Butte.
Messrs. A. NJ Hotter an | s. T. Hauser OF
Helena. were In town This week.
Ed Stone j. expected with the Cakes par.
~ which j. to arrive in dtv or two.
Mr.. John McCa"n. of FIR mont, Neb..
vi iting his daughter, Mrs. Brakeman, il
Deer Lo lge.
Quite a number of children are sick in
town, but IL il not thought any are danger
ou~ly so at present.
Mrssrs. Harry Peterson AMI Thos. Carnh.
Of indianapolis, Ind, are among the recent
arrivals In the city.
Messrs. j. @. Goodhue ami II. f. Carpenter
came over from Helena Wednesday. The
former goes to Missoula to-day.
Con Kohrs, ESQ, left for Sun River this
week to inspect his herds. IL the market
keeps up he expects to sell $4,000 OF 10000
worth Of steers this fall.
Colonel l.. VI. Black died suddenly IN Hell
ena thi- eek, having bsen sick only few
hours. He was pioneer and public spir
tied man 10 whom Bozeman owes much OF
it, property and many Of it, fine buildings.
He wa at one tim qnit' wathV. Dirins
lat, year. he ha, been financially embarr;,s
. !, hut was recovering from hi, disa'tr r.. He
was warm-hearte |, typical western man
AMI many friend. mourn hi d-ath.
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ADDRESSES WANTED.

The New North West" in common with
other Territorial papers. has many subscribers
who d. not pay IN advance. Decasiona,ly some
of them c.mp without paying atrearaRes, or
even extend ,ng the eour esS o. notifying US, tue
only notice receive beng the official card OF
the Postma .ter stain that "the paper addressed
TO A b is 4 taken out OF this ottice.' "Eeasosi
Lett tor parts unknown. W. feel too much so
lie tude for these arues to nave their address
remain a mystery, and will he eater pull sh a
list Of such aoscondsrs. VT their former ID
dress, /" opes that pc ems knJwtns tneir
WI ereabCu.s ~ u notify the same (: agu
thar addilss " hen received will also b. Liv=H
that other publisners MAJ DC warned.
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A few days since loud noise was heard In
the mountains on the west side Of the Bitter
Root, the report resembling the firing OF
cannon aud reverberations. The noise was
caused by the falling Of high peak on one
of the mountains about opposite Corvallis,
and was so loud that it was distinctly heard
at Eight Mile, below Stevensville. Proba-
Div thousands Of tons Of rock the founda-
tions OF which had been crumbling for ages,
came down in the q and crash.-Aissoutian.
A couple Of years since one crag Of the IA
mous Bear Tooth, on the Missouri, fell, some
i've hundred feet crumbling down. The only
damage so far by these events has been In de-
stroying the picturesqueness Of the country,
and 1t is a great pity Guiteau wasn't sitting
under Bear Tooth enjoying the scenery when
the mountain fell.
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The Arlington MINISTRIES.

The above minstrel company composed Of
dozen first-class MINISTRIES, ~ vouched by
the press, appeared last evening to crowded
house at O'Nsilps Theatre, nearly all the re-
served seats being taken the day before.
The paper going 10 press on Thursday even
Ing, VIZ are precla led from speaking person
ally of their merits. We hope the company,
if a good one, will appear here again.
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During the funeral ceremonies all business
houses were closed, and the procession fol-
lowing the remains to the grave was one Of
the largest ever seen in Deer Lodge. nearly
fifty vehicles containing citizens and large
cayalcade Of horsemen being In the line.
The services At the church aud grave were
conducted by Rev. Tillottson, and the mortal
remains Of Thomas Howard Irvine were
buried In the spot he had chosen many ye ars
ago.
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Trains W es, Of B,sn arck.
Bismarck Tribune, 18Th.

Commencing this morning. trains will
leave III marck for Glrnliyr III 6:.O ~ m,
carrying express anI United States mail.
They will arrive al Glendive Mt 7:;0p.m. Re-
turning thy will Irasc Girniive NJ 80 y. m.
aud reach Bi .marck nj y. IN. The trains
WIN be operated by the construction depart
msnt until AnguI IL, whrn the roa4i viii he
turned over 10 the construction department..
At that time thu order for the appointment o.
Agents for the opening VI oflicr. for f!,e
MAN action VI agsnurai railway baptn~A Naai
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IN MEMoRlAM.

Pursuant to cali, large number Of citi-
Gems of Deer Lodge and vicinity convened
at the Court House, Deer Lodge, Friday,
July 10Th, in respect to the memory OF Thos.
H. Irvine, deceased.
On motion Conrad Kohrs was elected
Chairman and James H. Mills Secretary.
On motion Committee was appointed to
report resolutions expressive of the sense OF
the meeting, and the following were, after
brief recess, reported and adopted:
RESOLUTIONS.
We, the residents Of Deer Lodge city and
county, in meeting assembled, do resolve:
LIST. In the death of Thos. H. Irvine we re-
cognize that one of our most esteemed citi-
Gems has departed this life, and that ~ IN
honored man and Christian gentleman of
many virtues and exemplary character, we
mourn his loss
"a. That as o resident of Deer Lodge coun-
t. for the past sixteen years, he has been re-
spected and honored a. an upright ami Chris
tian gentleman who furni he'd q worthy ex-
ample to those younger than himself by his
true moral bearing.
Sd. We recognize his sterling qualities OF
nutuu ANU uChtt, 0iih, - Vsu itAoAsAs esuA ~
quaintances, tender to his family, who have
grown to manhood and womanhood among
us, our sincere and heartfelt sympathy in this
their hour of sorrow.
4th. That as . just tribute to our lamented
friend and worthy citizen, we will attend his
funeral and paw the last offering to his manly
and Christian course through life.
9Th. That j. q. Robinson, Peter Walton,
Thomas Aspling Samuel Scott, John ONeill
and Thomas Griffith act as pallbearers.
(Signed) j. G. ROBINSON,
8. T.. LARABIE,
e. L. BONNER,
PETER WALTON,
THos L. NAPT0N.
Thos. L. Napton, Esq, delivered brief
address extolling the high character of the
deceased ~ one Of the noblest and most AL
mirable lives he had known, and worthy of
our most earnest emulation.
On motion the meeting adjourned to attend
the funeral ceremonies.
CoNRAp KoHRs, Chairman.
JAMES. n. MILES, Secretary.
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We wish the Northern Pacific magnates
would hurry up and give the Mouth Of Little
Blackfoot some designation not SO long. 1t
takes too much time these warm days to
write it all out, and if the grievance cannot
be redressed we viii have to adopt Bardwell
s, otes system and mention it as NJ. L. b.
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Notice Of Final Entry.
UNITED STATES LAND OrricR,
HvrrNE ~ n .Iulv 1aih rs&If

HELENA. ~. r.. July 18th. 1881.
Notice if hereby gwen that the following named
settler has filed notice Vt his application to make final
proof in support OF his claim and 1ual entry
Emerson, Probate Judge of Deer Lodge County, r.,
NJ his Office In the town Of Deer Lodge. ~ T., sat-
LyDch WIN, dled Pre-emDtop D,ciarsrosv Sfatsn,rDt
No 3Si7 for the NWk of SEN; and tie VIZ u MEX
Sec. No. 4 In Tp. Ma. 4 N of X 10 W., and the sWk
and be names the following witnesses to prove h,s
continuous residence upor. and cultivation Ut ssid
tract. viz: William Weir, William r. Thomas, Peter
Jeesen and FRANKLIN Threlkeld-ail OF Warm Sprisgs
PoetofAce, Deer LODGE County. Montana Territory.
J. II. MOE,
o. B. OBAsNoN, Register
Atty for Claimant. e9e5&
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How II Pays as a Business.

We have seen number OF estimates mad
on tn. bu mess of sheep husbandry. gen raj
~ based upon future operations anu the pur-
chase Of foreign sheep. The calculations
footed mp enormous profits, but containing
uncertain elemrnts, were unreliable To thai
ext.nt. We have secured, however, from
Pete Walton, Il q. n copy of his account
covering the actual cost and yield Of his
band during the year Just pa t, which reduce.
the question TO mathematical certainty, and
makes very fine showing, ind ed, for the
year. The sheep were accinated and healthy
q year ago, aud the account shows as follows :
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Order to Show Cause.
In the Probate Court Of the County q Deer LODGE,
Territory Of Montana.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of BeinYsch c. Wcsbb0,
Deceased,

In the Matter Of tho ketate OF einESch G. WctbbO,
Deceased.
Notice IL hereby given, that William A. Clark HI.
ecutor Of the Estatc Of Heinrich q. Wiebbod. decd,
having rendered and presented for settlement ard hd
In this Court his nna OF his administration
OF raid estate, and petition for the di-tfibnti0H
thereof, and that Saturday, the twentieth 3h1 day
Ut August, A. d. 1881. being day OF Term .. said
O'Clock at the Cor Room, Of SAID Court. nj the
court Honee 10 the Town and county Of Deer Lodge.
has b~en 6xed by eaid Court for the hsaring Of sad
account aud for the distribution Of said estste at
which time and place any person interested ~ said
estatc appear and lille bis exceptions In whiting
u the eaid account and OF the distribution thereof
and CONTEST the same. ORREN EMERSON,
Uatad July 20th, 1881. 63Sa Clerk.
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BIRTHS.
DEATHS.

PEED. lin Deer Ledge, Montana, Monday July 10,
1881. 10 Mr.. AID Mr. II y. Reed. daughter.
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CANVAsSIHC AGENT.

Mr. GEORGE n SOFT has been eng e ed as
Collec o. iot the EW NORTH WEST, and
wal call on our West Side suoscr bers shortly.
As ouI Collector only makes annua visit, AID
astonishing as u may pear, ~ takes mJt.ey ~
pubIsh a newspaper, we trust all suDsc bers
will pay promptly, even II a II tic announcement,
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In the /" Bob up Seren"iy" solo, sung BY
Couurlicot, Dick Oglesby) in Oiirette. The
following encore verr mas brought down the
house every time in Butte, Deer Lodge and
Helena:
If YOU should 90 from Butte TO Helena
In the stage that run that way,
Don't 20 through Boud r canon.
Or You'll rrgrrt II for ever and aye.
peak from sad experience,
I've been through there each way
And hal 10 dig om ths stage coach,
For which got no pay.
But we bob up srrenel.',
But we hob up serrnely,
But We bob up serenely
From brlow.
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There has been company organized by
A sistant Engineer J. r. Dolye, Henry NJ
Parchen, g. 4. Hausrr, s. 4. Liable, Peter
Koch an Others to construct u railroad from
Mammoth Hot Spring., on Gardeners river,
Town the Yellowstone, over to Bosnian,
Iowa the Gallatin and Missouri to Helena !;
thence across the Rocky Mountains down
tle Little Blackfoot, M through Deer Lo lge
&, Butte. with a branch from Helena to BEN
ton. All parties can extract comfort from
this company .-Heruid, 18th.
TIL. Montana railroll crop covers large
acreage this wear
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Down They Go.

IL PATENT MEDICINES SOLD At MANU-
"A facturers' Prices 620 STANLEY D co.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uncalled for In the Posto6ice at
Deer lodge, Montana, ] uly n, 1881. Persons
calling for letters in this list will please say
{" advertised and give date Of list:
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MIXED pAi>T'~ krADY no USE: I'LL COL
,as AN Ey A 90.
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This shows profit of nearly u per cent.
for the investment AMI per- onal attention,
exclu-ive Of the cost of SHEDS, etc, and Il II
very fine remuneration. These are Mr.. Viii-
toms actual figures for the year In I past.
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SHEEP HUSakaDRY.

7 rrKI'ArING OILS SPERM ID Asst r.
II All w. y ok e.sa sHasi'S y co. Fps
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ROLL OF HONOR.
Cash Department, New North West.

The following sub criptions have been pail
ince last aclnowledgme
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CAT IoLic Services every Sunday. Sunday
seI. oil At 3 o clock each sunday under direS'ion
OIL . stsrS Of Charity.
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EPi SC OPAL Services every s nday except
the tnird. sunday school every sunday al
ocloet. h. c. HutchtngS, Rector.
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~ s''' z 80 - $ =,
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Alvices are received here that a compa ny
a narrow gauge railroad from Butte via Hell
ena to Benton. There is 100000 Of the stock
,a.cribed 10y . number Of the heaviest capt.
taIi,t, Of Montana an arrangements are made
for the imm. diate commencement of work
aii the early completion AMI opening of the
road
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:asw Aorth-at'rst.
RELIGIOUS.

CHRISTIAN Services by Elder Mountjoy IN
ths Court House on the FIRST and third sun
days of each month at | / clock a m. and
o'eIoek p. m. Bible Class and sunday school
every sunday at the same place a. y p. m.
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PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School every sun
day at O clock.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

Advertisements under this head will be charged
fifteen cents per line tor he Er,t insertion, and
ten cents per line for each subsequent insertion
measured in nonparzil type
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
THE DIS rRICT COURT OF THE SEC
ond Judicial district Of the State OF Nevada and for
the County Of ormsby
" va ' Notice TO Creditors Of said
HIS cpEDyTOpc Insolvept

HIS cpEDrropS Insolvent.
Pursuant to an order OF the Ron. s. D. King Judge OF
the District Court Of the Second Judicial District of tn.
State Of Nevada. in and for the County Of Ormsby
Notice is hereby given all the creditors said insov
ent, f. r. Brown, to Re and appear before the said Judge
in open Court at the Courtroom OF said Court Carson
City, in the said County Of Ormsby, the TWENTY
FOURTH day of SEPTEMBER, a. d. 1851, at 10 o'clock
of that day then and there 20 show cause ii any they
can, why the prayer of said insolvent should be
granted and assignment of his be made and he
be discharged from his debts and liabilities in pursuance
Of the statute in such made and provided and in the
meantime all proceedings against said nsolvent be stayed
WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court this 18th
IL. ST. day of August, A. D. 1851.
aug1G-:d NJ. D. HATCH, Clerk
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urine and many other diseases that lead to Insanity
and death.
Dr.. MgNTIE will agree to forfeit Five Hundred
Dollars for case Of this kind the VITAL RfcSTOR.
(uner his special advice and treatment will not
cure for anything Impure injurious found in it. Or
MiNIIE all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury Consultation f-ae, Thorough exaniina-
advice including analysis Of urine, IS co. Price
the quantity $1,000 sent to any address upon receipt Of
price. O. D. from observation, and in private
name if desired, by a. Z. MINTIE, n d:
IL Kearney Street. San Franci.c0. Cal.
DIR. MINUTES KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPH.
RECICUM cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder com
plants G0AorrhDa, Glee LeucorhGa. For sale by b. F.
Foster and Geo. c. Thaxter Druggists Carson City S00
. bottle six hotties for S.. 90.
DIR. MIN TIES DANDRLION PILLS are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cure
In the market. sale BY T. F. Foster and George e.
Thaxter, druggist Carson titv mhl7 1y
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SIS to $40 dag Asi ssa; Scissor. Ss@s' Co..
land, MAias- t.... ..f lob
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-22

Is a never.fai!in2 cure for ner
vols debility, exhausted vital
ity, seminal weakness, sper
matorrh8a, LOST MAN
DOO,impotency, paralysis,
and all the terrible effects OF
self-abuse. youthful follies and
and excuses in maturer years
such as loss of memory, las
situde, nocturnal emission, a.
version to society, dimness OF
vision, noises in the head, the
vital fluid passing unobserved