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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18
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NutHttalS y Mater AnOui.

New foES, November l7.-Whle Tho
br's Starlight, which arrived from Capo
l!"ytl Yesterday, with !ogwood, was on
GaNe AAaStl on October 90, bccalmcd, a
waselspoat formed only half mile Off. II
approached the vessel, and several shots
were Tired from howiizer into it before Il
was burst. On November 10, when twenty
miles southeast Of Barnegat, the !.:s@ on an.
countere1 fearful guile, wh;Sa continued
Tor two days. Tho, vcssai was thrown on
her beam, :ai' IT was not until tho Ipck.
,o"l ot1ogwoodwas thrown owe, bourd t,,s.
she righ!ed. After that the yesei inJ MI
good weather to port. NSs' t'o '''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18
4 Brutal CritI,o.

81. LOUIS SoyeMbss lE-=4A lts! dis
patel! Esnsfia} i,aia Java, Ills, says: Las,
evening Lena zinu, girl Is years old, on
her way from Nlatson to Beardstown, missed
the connection here, and Villa wai,ip. in
Ine Y, !aepot was 1s eN;iSa;sTayaGoQt& O'Clock,
* aot,n k.eller and William Cnuhur, two
yonqg mfn, ona representing himself to
her ns III officer and the other Us Il hotel
runner. They took her to the East school
house grounds, and forcing her into m
clubhouse brulally and crimipally asssuitc3
ss' iasR Tse{ %s3s sss 3s4NSE 4NEs 6;:ss' vs wSs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

tarrEE YoUSG AcELgE, OF Louisiana
'b9 ."ii no sayory odor behind him when
!tleit Washington, is going 10 AJAX The
6wernor 10 refuse Kellogg certificate on
tepound that Kellogg does not live in
DE district. II that is good doctrine and
i we're applied to 5. S. Cox, Samuel J.
anial, aud perhaps few other bounding
sslrsmen, lhere would be a reduction oi
he anticipated Democratic majority Ia the
tex! House. Kellogg is not an exemplary
San and citizen, but tile voters Of the dis.
tIet gave him four hundred plurality, hav-
as three candidates to choose from, and
hey ought to have some rights In the
stsm'ses. II Acklen gets the certificate
Arl'o2y will have Il pretty tough time get.
aassht seat in u Democratic House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

loSpoS, November t7.-1'nsseusers OF
the steamer Westphalia have arrived ut
Hamburg. The Westpholia will make
temporary repairs ut Plymouth and sail
Thursday next Tor Hamburg. The new
steamer Rugia, built ut Ste,tin, will leave
Hamburg on the 2od inst. in place Of The
Westphalia. The steamer Gcllcrt. which
put back to Plymouth with the loss Of The
blades Of her propellcr, leaves Tomorrow
tor new York. The steamer Weiland, to
nave lelt Hamburg on the 18th inst, for
United States was detained by the low
s!ale OF the river and sails tomorrow via
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

Jrmr Kelley has had m encouraging
Interview with the President and the Sec.
re,ary Of the Treasury with respect 10 Il re-
lrc,ion oi the internal revenue. Ii those
gentlemen prove us successful in reducing
lses as they have been in reducing Re
publican majorities, even Judge Kelley
e4a desire no more, lDl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18
lou Much fnrllne Nan.

LONDON, Noycmbcrl7.-Glads.oA one stated
IN the House OF Commons twas not in.
tended that the Offices Of the First Lord of
inc treasury and tho Chancellor OF, the
Excheluer should 10 in the future repre-
senteo by one person. The present ar
raneement he said was not good. lie did
NOT consider himself rs being able to search
out Tue work AS thoroughly and rs good M
inc chancellor Of the Exchequer Ought
aEa az rs in informer times he tried TO 10
loheersl and he hoped II long time would
not elapse before change WIS made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

VINES the opening ofa single well, flow.
= eTea 50 generously ns nine hundred
1'ets' y, hammers oil down l2i cents, US it
yesterday, il is hardly necessary to re-.
-'sa Tie venturesome that oil on margin
amer dangerous thing to NEEDLE
W, ,'a' In this connection the following
-Oe OF Prices and production for the past
EV'leeN years will be Of interest: wv.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18
Affairs In frnuce.

PARIS, November l7.-Pcsident Grew
IS urged to resign rs being the only means
Of prolonsing his lie. ',a
Ata meeting Of the Chambers TODAY The
!o'lowe. OF Gambctta decided to snpport
INC ministry by Il vote Of confidence on the
budget interpretations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

SEVEN candidates. are prominently men.
lioned' for the succession to David Davis.
0al: one has that blooming honor in con.
uection with Henry G. Davis pluce-ws,ich
,42sks The difference between irec.ior.all
sre and boss.conducted campaign.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

THERE has always been u good working
understanding between ex-senator Wal
lice and the Camerons. The clan was not
rirved when Wallace was elected to the
l'niled States Senate, and when young
loaall's turn came Wallace did not throw
himself as Il lion in his path. Then, and
since, the Harrisburg Patriot, Of which Mr..
Wallace is, or was, proprietor, Demo
e'a!ic organ that it is, was observed to have
sca'neron stop in good repair. Mr.. Wal.
lace has hpan sent once more 10 the State
senate. yoaag Donald lies wounded, but
s yearns TO i,e "yindicated." There
:. surface indications That the pair are
s'nt TO See what time they can make to
Eepole. One has to sit up O. nights 10 keep
Sseep pace with Pennsylvania politics.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

CLEVELAND, Quo, November l7.-A
Canton special to the Leuder states the
coal operators aud miners Of the Mas
slilon district to-day, agreed on co,npro.
misc oi = scale Of prioea, which will insure
INC working oil The miners until March
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

Az ordinance Of Council requires that
The sree. crossings shall be cleaned semi.
9casiodslly. That isn't often enough.
,Ioye 10 auend so as to read "shall be kept
clsAu." This will strike the popular idea
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

TUE Ruveuswood Arms regards ouf
youus congressional friend Kenna us Il
likely" candidate ior the Speakership.
Misunderstood that the disposing powers
hll chalked his hut for the Senate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

THERE will be one Independent civil ser.
vice reform Republican in the next House.
li,l,e Republicans hope to gain the House
.l!er that they would better all turn civil
styIce reiormers. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

Tue Democratic exultation over the
(ioyeruor.elect OF Massachusetts comes
properly under the head oil "Amusemen,s," !"
bn, owing to II pressure Of advertising is
anayoilally crowded out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

MR. ELAISr's chances improve every time
.nnclmdy says he isn't candidate. II
ibis thing continues the party will be saw
,.p enough by 81 to rush him through on
MINI No. |. ---
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

lSChicago 3,Oll Democrats staid ut home
on election day, and l2,l04 Republicans
kent them company. These nuggets oi
tAonsht are scattered all over that field ol
fiuh,iul carnage. U.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18
Dynamite Explosion.

LONDON, November ia fearful ex-
ploslon OF dynamite occurred this morning
at hurypor' Wal. :, instantly killing three,
girls, two men, and woundirg seven o,he X.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

lyrl .liEADrn Democrats are expressing
h,rs that the next House will very much
r,tubIe n tunatic asylum. But hyp}iena.
,..l Democrats OF that sort nre scarce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

KENTUCKY and Pennsylvania are about
oIOek horns on the speakership, and 1t
soks M though the Blue Grass State may
reyously humilate the proud old Key
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18
Gke GttelliqI&'tter. I'
YELLOW ievprin Florida, man frozen 10
,,,h in Dakota Great country!
The thrilling announcement Is made
,h.t monitor Is ready for sea. At this
n,e another will be ready by Our National
wesa,euial, 90 r.u. J.'

Tpr Nlandonna del Candelabri has ar.
frr,l in New York an,l is dividing the
bouots oi Gotham with the Lily Of Jersey.
Tb. cup OF the metropolis" Is full.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

n "e AUetsriioa in price and its relation
| i. eMae'lon .,.' las u lesson iof Repple WHO
l Nh" @uipsea to trla. their earnings to I've
T'T'y bulls and hears Of ,br oil market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

Lee the oarsman, will sail for Liyerpoo]
early In December, and will offer to row
any sculler in England three miles for SOC
or 81 900 a side. F'S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

}. r. Keene's colt, Foxhail, has been pnt
upat private sale Tho amount asked is S35,-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

;, ! Losn!os. M .SoXembs; IT;;-A { great magnetic
throughout the United Kingdom, causing
serious interruption to telegraph.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-02
Cine tbeure Gpmmii1ipn. 81

- G1ne tDetre 9DnttttltltDn. Sef
8ernebmen na6 bat bic Sarif commit:
iion eine &e6nung eingerei6t, Die ielb1l
BEN an duBer1t ftarfe Stiide getp6bnter1
8eamten lit Waibington etpas gar 81
maifip borfommt. go lollen bic 5erren
allein i'm gBelt gno 6ptel Su Song
Brand 5000 bersebrt baben pber ettua
$50 PRO Mann pro Sag, unb ibr 2un6
auf einem 9ampfer, Der lie auf Der
SEEM Yorfer 8ai ipasieren fubr, fofete
1925. gatiirli6 1inb bel iol6en Qlus=
gabepoiten bic vGrtras" INNER nit ei1>
begriffen, ober ni6t aufge5dblt, 10 baB
es feinem Na9re9ner m6gli6 1T, bas
8erbdltniB Der bere6tigten gu BEN un=
bere9tigten Musgaben au6 nur amid
berno feifsufeqen. 9err Sobnfon, ber
3olleommiHdr, Der bie gnorr1itdt Ser
&e6nungen suseitebt, entf6ul6ist glei6=
uobl bie Mitglieber Der Gommiilion
bamit, baB 1ie als 2eute BON Stang ni9t
mad Dem gem0bnli6en MaBitabe feben
fonnten un5 ubie &egierung" tpiirbig
reprdientiren muBten. gfun bat ia ytie=
man6 ettuas bagegen einsuwenben,
menn Bic Serren sdgli6 24ipdnnig
SaQpbo fabren, Na6tigallensungen eKen
unb ii6 in reinem &o1en6l baben,
borausgeiebt. baB iie bafiir aus eigener
Sai6e be5ablen; lire amtli6e Gigen:
i9aft erbeii9te bur9aus fetnen beion=
bers groBen Nufmanb, benn iie reprd=
ientirten Mema1b, tparen ni6ts tpeiter
als 9lgenten, bic GENTLE l1nterlu6unge11
anitellen follten unb famen 1tur nit
ainerifaaif6en 8iirgern 5uiammen, auf
Oeren &oft item 1te reiitel1. Mfan brau9t
bod tpabrbaftig bem ni6t gu irnponiren,
Der 6as &eiiegel6 besablt, unb per D6ie
&egierung" 1T, brau@t tpsbl BEN gin=
tpobnern bieies 2anbes ni9t ba6ur6
,rfldrt s1 tperben, baB bic Nbgeidnbte1
Der 9o656llner auf eine grobartige
Spree geben. Sic Sa9e tpirb babur9 |
tod f6limmer, bab bic Sbeilnebmer
IN Der 8ummeltour idnmtli9 reid unb
iinb. 8on ei11em armieligen
bas an port, 8pbnett
lnb biinnen Sbee gep0bnt 1T, fann
nan i6on eber ermarten, baB es bic
Yelegenbeit tpabrnimmt, UNI auf Onfel
5ams Soften einmal tii6tig gu i6tpel=
Jen, aber baB iol6e iubitantielle 9erren
'as tbun, bas 1T boppelt genein.
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n b e.

= Gine rubise Na6t uno fr0bli9es
Grma6en ibres &inbes finb fir cine
Wfutter bas gr0Bte 8ergniigen; gebrauz
DIET baber yfeu # d 3 ter's Seut=
{6es 6 BERNIE eb |" (Pdbotro=
pbine) als Nabrung gurer &inoer, unb
oas f6nelle Geoeiben oerielben mirb
bas Bette 3euenib fir bieies iegensrei=
die Ndbrmittel abgeben. @s lit ber
ein3ige, in ieber Weiie Die Muttermil6
erIeeenbe Nabrungsfoff fir @duslinge
unb fleine Ginber. uOeut d es
&inbermeb I" miro bon 9leraten
febr empfoblen unb 1T in allen renoms
mirtet 9lpotbefen gu baben.
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Man hot in 8elarab bisher fei

= Man bat in gelerab bisber feline
Spur aufsefunoen, our6 pel6e oas
Nttentat Der Selene Marfopi6 li9 auf
politif@e WotiDe 5uriidfibren lieBe.
Ser anfdnsli6e 8eroadt elmer morale
i@en 9beilnabme oer &aoicalen bat ii6
ni6t betdtigt, bielmebr baben bic YEP;
teren Mnlab genommen, ourd cine De-
putation benz R0nise ibre 2opalitat gu
nerii6ern. 3miI9en ben 3a0icalen nno
ben anbdngern bes &iltie 1T befanntli9
idon felt ldnserer 3eit oas Safeltu6
aeri6nitten. gon einem petersbur9er
panilasitenblatte miro bem &onig
Milan in Gorm elmer S6ilberung iei'
neg 9fuftretens BEL Der gntreuue bon
&uiti6uf gu @emiitbe sefiibrt, nil
libel er oaran getban babe, ih bon
benz ruiIiiden ginf1uiie gu entfernen
es 1T, als ob man ibm bon ber ytemt
ber ben befannten Singer @ottes" aei
/ gen mollte. (Wien. q. ST. prelle.)
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Us ( tann III an pts Sc eiun0b { t
ihetn.
60 1T ieltiam, bab Ssmanb NIT Qeibsn
betaftst III, ese burh unreines Blut ent.
feben, tpenn N iaealts bic @siunb.
seit I'm phpH1@en Srsanismus wteber ber.
felt. &oiabalts 1T Elm BARTENDER Sprup,
ansenebm gu nsbmtn, unp Der bette bic iest
entpedte Blutretntser. So beilt
Srcpbeln, ippbiiitif&e Qeioen, glisrsn.
idpd&e. GrYlipelas, malar'lde Qstben,
NerpSfitat, Shmahe, @allenlstben unb
arantteiten bes Blutss, Der 9sber. eer
Iieren, bes Wassns, Der 5aut ,e.
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*2pbia 6. pinfbam, beren tpobl=
tDOlen6e @eii6tssiige mir beinabe in ie.
Der 2eitung, bic uns in bic 9dnbe
fommt, antreffen, f6eint ent6edt gu ba=
ben, mas Nbbiion vben groBen @lerir,
Der ben menf6liden @eiit aufre9t err
bdlt", nennt. @s er56eint unsmeifel=
baft, baB iie oas patentredt bat, unb
einen grobartigen Contract gema6t, bas
SnpaliOenz@orps bes 9lmerifanii6en
auenz@ef61e6tes tpieber ber3ufelen
uno bliiben 81 MAIDEN. = Nus oem
v@lobe."
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Gmerifaners nidt iebr gu 9er5en gu neb=
men. Sn ieinen Welen funfelte uno
sldnste es. als lei ber alte 9eibelunsenbort
berauigeitiesen aus Der Tiefe unb rollte
iett in flui1sem @otOe Dem ufer gu, uno
Der Strom rauidte weiter, mldtig uno
triumpbireno, ais TRACE er auf ieinen srli
men Bosen ben 6riiblins uno ben Tr1eten
bin elm in bic 2anoe.
@npe.
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- DpspspFa Der sefdbrli&fe TetnD
ber 0eiunbhett, mttb butd Nnwenbun8
bon >, Aders Dnspepfu= Z Eatletc" turirt.
BET aQsn Npotbeieru su babsn,
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g. H..

Die 2ouiitana StaatsIpitsr!e III bte ttnstes. bi,
Ypn ber Sole enbofflrt wurbe
asouiitana 9tate Qottern 81
Dtefes Snfli!ut pu.ps Sabr. 1863 fir CT.
stetsne9- unb Wobitbdtieteis 3pe6e srn tn
So.aa:c.ss ssi5la:ur fEr ben 3eitrdum Don flnfunb.
sman,g Sapren sefsSliS incorpprirt NIT eissr
Sapital sea tl,e00.o00. tu pelhem He fetbu
sintn Rss.sefone soa $3.50 Gee bin,uaefdai b.,
Dur1 Elm lbtrfawsasIiGes gotum ruIten itr.
Reate ein SkeiI Der essenwartisen 5laotssoa-
flituticr, anssnOmmen am 2. December 1879
glue gate 0efeSeu6eit (eim Gfa6
III MAIDEN.
ihre erusen 3iebunsen son etnselut'
Rum mern Vnben rpnatli@ ifatt. RitmalS msr'
cine 9tebans Ytrf1pbeu. WanIefe ra3foleenhtn
9lan.
@roBes Drpmenaben Gpn5ert,
mabreno peldem bic auberorbentlihe
halbidbrlide 3iebunS
IN sen Orlsans ben 10. December, 1882, RIaiIe
~. fdtttnbet
&te uafsr. fanfiissr 3tebuus.u Fnbtt iiatt nutt
auift9t unb Qstuns Der @enerdle
O. o. 8eaaregara pnu gnaisiara nni
yshsl 9. Curly pau a'isgtnisn.
Sauptpreis 100000.
1idets gu 10 Dollar ieoes. 9albe Tidets
IS, 6anftd So unb 3ebntel 81. |
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= 9ie berubisenoe tpie aud tiefge=
benbe, pofitibe 9eilfraft BON Nper's
@berrD peetoral ma6t es gum beitbez
fannten 9eilmittel fiir ole Nrten BON
2ungenfranfbeiten.
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aleine, fdwa6e unb frdntli6e
2inber ben6tbigen Bropn's Giien=Blt.
ters. gs tpirb iie itdrfen unb neubele=
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Bafer's Datn Yanace teilt
Sdmsr3,n bfi Wenlden unb Sbieren.
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Suits
Niae,t
&pss,ytcs1ae elmer

untbdttaen &eber.
monaef an Nppetif, @ebdrm Berkopfun8,
ohnssrsen I'm Sscrf NIT einen bnntpfen @efitbt
i'm 6infertcpfe, G6merjen unter ben GHulter.
tidtfern, Mufgetrtebeufein naH bem gfien, NIT
Nbneiaung gegen iebe f5rperttd,e cber seiitise
TbSt: afeit, rei5tareSE temperament, tribe Stini'
inlns NIT benz beionberen 0efihle. trgene
fsit. @irre. 6ersncpfer, 9untte Dor ben Ansen,
osIRe 6auf, htsrtaupt @cpff&mer5en cber9alb
Ses redbten MuaeS, unrubtSer S6laf NIT bedngp
ftioenben Grduuseii. fart Sefarbter 11rtn uno
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2tfeberpretft,

I1,27s gensns TN getrase ssn $692.6o
8eslaubisuns
aBir befdsinieen bisrourd. baB mir ale Gn>
orbnunsen Bel BEN ntonatl9en unD baIbidtrlidtn
3tebrnsen Der QouiEana Sfaatsiptterit-G Gpm-
pagnie uber aden unb perf6nlid epntrplirsn 70
herrldt beth, 8tebunpen Gbrlih cit ressn See
hermann. gDir ermdttissn bic gompasnie, bies
fss Gertififat fur TIRE gnssisen su benuben.s
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Or. Noses's Wprm SYrup
tSptet bic Warmer ausenblidlid.
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- Heines Blut erbilt bic @elunebei..
Or. Aders Dlcpo Glirlr" lpirp bon ben
berprrraseneltsn Ger,tcE empfcbleu 81
oils rotbcfe,, u tahsu
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mff'S S oir 8 = Z.

Mraue Saare sbes 8 te ysxeea err4 en- esnssses
sui.sssss sssss ssss e.ss.'s ~. Il
sSnaeaSIisItA sssissss r asesSsfsn sssr WED nads
eugsss2 VIZ - ~ n - snrfsS efrsef. as1s1sr1
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aln bas sr1b uno b aiprte gBan 2ase in stras, bette
beno alien Sprte enfan unb bpppelten gpbr b 6ntab
Bne Ba@in ale Galber Jpplpers unitpn unb Susbsedb~
hate iowi ale III br Sad Alasenbe Afl. @erfaun bqs.
guuassn aanDs wnbsn M f&id f 1afsa
e,le
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Saeins Sreie Nreae
srf1etnt
id nit NuSnatme tes @pnntaee
anb tpfet
s'h00 fir taS Sa9r pber $3.50 fur
Wcnst
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-05-13
The New Meat Preseryative.

Exchanges are explaining a new
way to preserve meat:
"a new method of preserving
meat is to cause the heart of the
animal to pump boracic acid into the
tissues. For example, sheep is
stunned by blow, and blood being
withdrawn from the left jugular vein
strong solution of boracic acid,
kept at blood heat, is injected. The
hear. of the still living animal quick
ly pumps the antiseptic fluid into all
parts of the body, and the sheep is
then killed by the butcher in the
usual way. The cost is slight, and
the meat thus treated will keep sew
eral weeks in the heat of summer"
TIE average lover of animal food
would probably prefer taking his
meat and borax separately.
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The Comet.

Prof. Gates gives the following
directions to those who desire to find
the comet: Late in the evening, say
II o'clock, you will see pretty we'll
up in the northeastern heavens the
bright star Vega, in the Harp. 1t
may be certainly recognized by
means of two faint stars close by it,
with which it makes beautiful lit
tie triangle. The comet is almost on
a line drawn from Vega to the Pole
star, and you can find its place by
noting that it is below and little to
the left of the Head of the Dragon,
which is marked by a lozzenge-
shaped figure lying a few degrees
northwest of Vega.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-05-13
Death of Judge Hillyer.

U. s. District Judge, E. W. Hill.
yer, died at his residence in this city
at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning.
Deceased has occupied the position
since 1869, and had lately been re-
tired by Congress on account of suf-
fering under an incurable disease,
causing ALTERATION of intellect.
Deceased was SO years of age. He
will be buried under the auspices of
Custer Post, G. A. R., of which he
was a member. Carson Tribune.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-05-13
SUTRO TUNNEL.
Report For the Week Ending May
Sth, 1889,

Mort Lateral Repairs-Two men
have been employed at the drift
making general repairs since last re-
port.
Prospect Drift No. 4, repairs-Du
ring the week the two miners en-
ployed repairing the upraise have
put up 2 sets of timbers and eased
some tagging timbers, etc.
South Lateral Retimbering ani
Repairing-The shift Of repairmen
has been employed during the week
retimb boring and repairing the heavy
ground at and near point 1000; ten
sets and six posts OF old timbers
were removed aud seven sets and one
cap of new timbers were placed in
position, also 20 feet of small sub
drain was excavated and cleaned out
and a portion of the shift was en-
ployed easing timbers.
Shaft No. 2, repairs-The carpen-
ter and repairmen at the shaft re-
moved three old sets and framed
and placed in position three sets of
new timbers, II posts (between the
sets 10 guides and some ladders
and also Jagged up s sets of timbers.
The engine was started up on the
I'd to hoist the cage for the workmen.
The following temperatures have
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-05-13
A New Company and a New Name.

On the gath of April Sheriff Cooke
conveyed to the Quinn Mill & Min
ing Co. the mining ground in Spring
Valley, formerly owned by the
Quinn Mining Co. 1t is understood
that the new company will proceed
to work the mine at an early day
with abundant capital to amply de-
velop the property. 1t is to be hoped
that this understanding is correct, as
the developments heretofore made
were very encouraging, and many
competent judges are of the opinion
that it is mine of merit and by a
little judicious expenditure can be
made to return profit to the stock
holders.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-05-13
PhOtO.Art Gallery.

G. E. Peterson. formerly of Vir-
ginia, has opened photograph gall
lery at No. 90 Pike street. He is
prepared to furnish pictures in all
styles finished in the best manner.
Mr.. Peterson is noted for
the correctness of the likenesses
which be produces, and he is also an
artist with the brush and can paint a
lite sized portrait from a photograph
or any small picture, or finish it at
ter any fashion. His aim is to ac-
commodate his patrons, and thosecall-
ing upon him will receive courteous
attention.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-05-13

The Grand Lodge of A, @. U. W.
in session at Winnemucca on the 10th
instant. elected the following grand
officers for the ensuing year: Grand
Master. S. w. Chubbuck, of Gold
Hill; Representatives to the Supreme
Grand Lodge of the United States
r. W. Wood, of Winnemucca, Il. N.
Robinson, of Eureka, J. V. McCurdy,
OF Virginia; Grand Treasurer, VIM.
Sutherland, of Virginia; Grand
Overseer, J A. McDougall, of Hale
ma, Montana; Grand Recorder, ID.
Thornton, of Gold Hill; Grand Re-
ceiver, c. f. Sharp, of Carson, Grand
Guide, f. Disbrow, of Park City,
Utah; Grand Waterman, II. Warren,
of Paradise, and Grand Trustee, j,
II. Shaw, of Dayton. The Grand
Lodge WAS entertained at a ball and
banquet by ST. James Lodge, OF
Winnemucca.