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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-12-07
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-12-07
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-06

asss esxs-i.
Df. rIIsTzE will agree to forfeit Five Hundred
siaa3sers a case of this kind the Vital NfESFOt-
AlEEE (under his special advice and reatneHt viii not
-sTs for anything impure injurious found IN it. 1f.
MINE treats all Private Diseases successfully without
zsrg-ry. Con-uitatEon free. Thorough examina-
@ SID advice including analysis OF urine, So co. Price
Vital R+ ssOrative So 60 a bottle, four times
quantity $780, any address upon receipt OF
gs e. 0. D.. from observation, and in private
srs,s. If Desired bv a. T.. MENTIE, NJ. -.
Ii Kearney Street San Francisco. Cal.
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DR. MINT7E'E KtnNET REMEDY. NEPH~
RSrRCJ3f, all kinks of Kidney and Bladder
. asr<s Gonorrha Geet LeucorrhRa. For sale by B. F.
Y.sssr Thaxter Druggists Carson City. 100
= b ,aae, hotties fer $500.
Dr. MIN TIES DANDFLION PILLS he
s,t snd cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS
I, gh. market. For sale by r. F. Foster and George
Rarxts- druggists Carson cisy. mhl7 y
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-06

Is a neyer.fail.ne cure for ner
youS debility, exhausted vital.
ity, seminal weakness, sper
matorrhGa, Los MAN
HOOD, knposency, paralysis,
and ell the terrible effects a.
self-abuse. youthful foliies and
and excuses ia maturer year.
such as loss of memory, las
situde, nocturnal EMISSION, a
version to society, dimnes, OF
vision, Eoiscs in the head, the
vital auid passing unohserred
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-06
2ESt Day of December. A u 1901
AssEGaEG'5 NOTICE OF SALE
IN THE DISTRICT coURroE THE SEC.

IN THE D1SrRICT COURT OF THE SEC
ond Judicial district in and Tor Ornsby County,
| OF Neyada-JiOMf BEER vs.. HIS CREDITORS
By virtue of Or0er of sale issued out of the Dis
trict Court OF the second Judicial District in and
| for the county of Ormsbv. State of Nevada in
inc matter OF the estate OF Thomas Beer an In
solvent debtor, VS.. His Creditors and TO me ii.
rected and delivered, and dated the Dist day OF
November, A. ID 1885, in which am directed 10
sell the estate OfSad in solvent debtor consistin.
OF certain property hereinafter described, hava
wit \ piece of timber land on Wolf Greek in
Alpine county, California consisting of 100 acres,
more or less one acre OF land "a mile :. W. OF
Empire City slaughter house. Lots :, $. 0and 10,
Block Mum bcr25 Dwelling house ana lot, Nun
bers, Block Number 81. Dwelling house, situat.
Oh Third street Dwelling house and lot Number
6, Block Number3l, all in Empire City, Ormsby
county, state OF Nevada. one light spring wagoa
in good repair. Notes against the following par.
Ties ,t,:oI IL d. Brasher amount g. bal SO g,
1873 Theodore L. Johnson .'.., '''''''''! "."'
Freq II: Thicker amount, $3Oo interest, | per
amount, s469 81; interest, l per cent. per month;
date, October 9Th, lSS .; A. Rosenbcrg amount,
$ Is u; interest, per cent per month; date, No,
interest, per cent per month: date, July 2sth
1873. N. Q. Grady, amount, 5 1913 g.; interest,
per cent. per month; date, February 10Th ls72
NJ. o Grady. amount, SO Interest, per cent
per month; date, april 24th, IS 6. Also, blot,er
books used by said inSolvcnt debtor up to IN,
i I'm day OF Deem ber A. d So and containing
evidences of debts owing to said insolvcst
Notice is hereby given that on the
aIst Day OF December. a . 1881.
It o'clock p NJ. of that day, in front o. thc
Ormsby, State of Nevada, / will seil the right,
title and interest of said Thomas Beer, insolyent
debtor, in and TO the abovedescribed property.
at public auction. for cash in hand. to the best
and highest bidder for the end and purposes
directed by law.
Assignee of said Insolvcnt Estase.
0ot Carson CITY Ormsby county, New November
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-06
aSSiGNE.'S KOTiCE Of SALE


AhE HsSlEECE COEEf OF THE
= seconu JUDICIAL Dlstrict, in and for Orr,sby
S0umIy HoIale VI Neyau"'-h. H. Brown - MS
~, - ~ t. Vi an oruor OF s;tie Issued
3ut oi tHe D!srict Court OF inc second Judicial
DisILio.' ~ any loi .ne county OF OrmSDy state
OF Nevada, In Inc matter OF the estate of r. X.
@ m an reod ae13r; VS.. His Gredtors
10Th day. of November, 1881, in which l am di
consisting of certain property hereinafter de-,
scribed have taken possessiOn of the folIowtn,,
property, to wit:
hated cocktail sfrainer
plated lemon knife
cork screw
beer faucet,
pair vases
pair panel pictures
dozen schooners
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-06
OAKLAND POULTRY Y.anD5,

Sog7ssr 10Th and Ca.i,o STREET., Gnk!an
SsxsSaatly on and and for sale, choice specimens
=sr aAiow ing varieties OF fowls.
x-, Dark and LiEiS Hrahn,as, Buff, White
t&. Partridge Cochins, White and Brown If.
IN heTns, porkinss,. Polish Hanburgs, p!
ENrSAsA mouth Rocks, Game and Seb-ight Bantam
~ fMka Bronze Turkeys, PeIin, Ayesbury
%fSH5i Eouun Ducks. g. Safe arrival OF egg,
@e>sScAA gua-ateed-aa Sd; isfacsion gua-aItced.
Bt~sgr.her information send stamp for illustrated
sss-s tsEO BAyLrY. P. y. Box III, s. T. Ca
Price Li,s-ECgs:
Coz u Bayleys Peulsry Yards Corner 10th aud Castr,
ss-ss7, Oakland. Address Bon l77l, Francisc,,
9esasrTlA
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-06

5tr sgaIther Information send stamp for liIastrs
s.s-sss GkO. BAyLrY, P. y. Box III, 5.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-24
Our Relations With Chilli.

Mr.. Blaine expresses, through the me-
dunn of Washington Post interview,
his dolorous disgust that owing to a
change in our South American policy
due to change in the Office of secretary
of state-"Peru is to be despoiled and
destroyed, and the profits of the spolia-
tion are to be divided between Chill and
the English bondholders and speculators
who furnished her the money and the
iron-clads that destroyed Peru" The
treasury department of Chill has issued
a decree asking for bids for one million
tons of guanO to be extracted from the
guano beds of Peru, now in possession Of
Chill. Every cargo must be paid. for, in
good sterling exchange, at ninety days
sight. One-half goes to Chill and one
half to the English bondholders, and
Chill binds herself to deposit fifty per
cent. of the proceeds Of tho guano in the
Bank of England" Against all this our
envoy has not interposed objections. He
has neither assented to it nor dissented
from it, because the president wishes
in no manner to dictate or make any
authoritative utterance to either Peru
or Chill as to the merits Of the contro
versy existing between these republics
as to what indemnity should be asked,
or given, as to change of boundaries,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-24
Going to York.

Mr.. George Norbeck, of this city, who
has been canvassing among our business
men with an illustrated advertising card,
proposes to extend his enterprise to York.
The card consists of handsomely illum-
mated lithograph Of rowing scene, in
which pair of noted oarsmen are engaged
in q spirited contsst. This picture is
surrounded by blank space to be filled in
with business cards. The whole is nicely
framed and cemprises conspicuous and
very attractive advertisement The good
people of York will find Mr.. Norbeck a
pushing and energetic young man, and he
will no doubt be successful in bringing his
enterprise before the favorable attention
of the business men Of our neighboring
town.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-24

in local elections no citizen, natiyeor for
Ggn born, can vote for the impssi4ioa of
any tax or the authorization of aDy expen-
diture of money unless he pays , tax on
ut least s1s4 worth Of property. In the
Democratic state of South Carolina, On
the other hand, where three-fifths of the
population are negroes, most illiterate, all
male citizens 81 years of age and upward
about ope-ifth of the population-are
by law entitled to vote. Tho suffrage was
made thus general with the sanction of
only a small portion of the people who in
former years controlled the political af-
fairs of the state and by the coercion Of
the national government. A prohibition
of the Federal constitution prevents any
curtailment based upon a distinction on
account of color, and no property or edu-
cational qualification can be set up with
out the consent of tho present voters, and
that consent cannot be obtained. Which
state has impartial suffrage %
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-24

OBITUARY.
Death of Henry Forrest.

Henry Forrest, a well-known tobacco
buyer, and accomplished packer and sam
pier, died at his home on West Orange
street, last evening between and G
o'clock, aged 80 years. He was for years
in the employ of John DeHaven, the
Moores, Bitner & Zook, and other large
tobacco dealers, and earned the reputation
of being thoroughly acquainted with the
business. His death resulted from an af-
fecsion Of the throat, supposed to have
been caused by the dampness of the pack
ing rooms in which ho spent SO much time.
He leaves a wife but no children. He
was member of the Humane fire COM
pany and of the order Of Knights of Py-
thias, both of which organizations will at
tend his funeral on Sunday next.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-24
A Grant Day 1t the White House.

Thursday was great day for Grant at
the White House. From 2 until 4 o'clock
the ex-president and his wife held card
reception in the red parlor of the mansion,
and thousands of society. loving persons
called. The carriage way leading to the
mansion was almost impossible after half
past one o'clock, SO great was the line of
carriages. Tho general and Mrs. Grant
were perfectly at home, and received the
guests with their accustomed cordiality,
making each caller the recipient of atten-
ton. President Arthur, as soon as he
could dispatch the public business of his
Office, Joined the gay party down stairs
and was introduced by General Grant to
host of Washington acquaintance.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-24

or as to the personnel of the government
Of Peru. The president recognizes Peru
and Chill tobe Independent republics, to
which he has no right or inclination to
lictate." II.
An this being the case, we confess that
we see nothing in the situation to
call for the interference of our govern,
ment. These South American states,
one or another of them, are at war all
the time, and If we choose to take up
their quarrels we could get into one con-
tinual imbroglio. Why should we do
it? Chill and Peru have had fight in
which we have no concern at all, and in
which we had no right to interfere nor
to dictate the terms which the victor
should impose on the vanquished. The
English merchants, it is true: have a
speculative interest in the guano piles of
Peru and seem to have hatched out a good
arrangement with the Chilian govern
ment, by which they share with it the
profits of the compulsory peace arranged
with the PROSTATE state. Had Mr..
Shipherd and his coadjutors got their
work in they would probably have been
in the same boat now. But over the
success or failure of such speculations
we do not see that our state department
had anything to do. The chances are
that if such dictation had been
resorted to, Chill would have
snubbed our government, and then
what would Blaine have done How
would he have maintained the dig
nifty Of the government? By declara-
tion of warS And what if that fearful
Huasacar which we read so much about,
had steamed up the New York harbor,
knocked over half the city and steamed
away again, all on account Of Shepherds 8
guano piles? We have enough to do at
home to let Chilli and Peru manage their
own affairs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-24
PERSONAL

43SNES0CNAkS
The Senate yesterday confirmed A. L.
MORRISON, of Illinois, to be United States
marshal for New Mexico.
The president yesterday nominated
JOHN Fl. SMITH, Of North Carolina, to be
minister to Liberia.
Hon. GEORGE BANCROFT entertained
General and Mrs Grant and few friends
at a private dinner party last night.
Senator EcKLEy B. COKE has won his
great ejectment suit for the recovery of val
liable coal lands, which has been on trial
in Pottsville for weeks.
SOLOMON w. ROBERTS, the distinguish
ed civil engineer and railroad contractor, of
Philadelphia, died on Wednesday, at
Atlantic City, in the list year of his age.
He had been in bad health for the past
two years.
The announcement that there were
seven kinds of wine at the last dinner
given by the president will have a tendency
to indefinitely postpone any movement
which may have been on foot to organize
CHESTER A. ARTHUR temperance society.
TELLEE's appointment as secretary of
the interior waits upon Governor Pitkin
Of Colorado to appoint Chaffee Senator to
succeed Mr.. Teller. There is strong oppo-
sition amoag Colorado Republicans to
Chaffee' s appointment, and as Pitkin wants
the place himself Teller is temporarily
hanging by the eye lies.
MOODY and SANKEY, who are at Glasgow,
have been requested, in a paper signed by
three hundred persons, to pass year in
London in evangelical work. Among the
signers to the paper were the Earl of
Shaftesbury, Earl Cairns, the Earl of Aber.
deem, Samnel Morley, Canons Farrar and
Fleming, the Rev. Charles Spurgeon and
two hundred and seventy-three clergymen.
In the English House of Commons Mr..
Gladstone meved an additional annuity of
e1O. .0GO for Prince LEOPOLD, and pension
of GO, 600 yearly for his widow in tho event
of his death. Mr.. Samuel Storey (RadicaD
member for Sunderland, objected to spend
ing tho public money in suppurt Of titled
idleness. Messrs. Labouchere, Broadhurst
and Healy, Advanced Liberals, also oppos-
ed the grant. The motion was passed by
a vote of 397 to AZ.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-24
Largo Losses by Fire

Barnes & McGill's grain elevator at
Hawley, Michigan, was destroyed by fire
on Tuesday night, with $50, 600 bushels of
wheat. The total loss is estimated at
5000, 900.
The Proctor house and out-buildings at
Kearsage Mountain, New Hampshire,
wero burned yesterday. Loss, &75, 900. A
defective chimney caused the fire.
A fire in We'll, Dreyfus & Co.'S dry
goods store, in Boston, on Wednesday
night, caused a loss of stock to the
amount of about $S5, 600.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-24
A Largo Company.

The company playing "The Smugglers"
in this city on Tuesday next will come up
from Philadelphia in the afternoon return
ing in the evening. They have made ar.
rangements for supper for between 60 and
20 persons at the Stevens house.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-24
Rev Bartos Lecture Upon the Indians and
the West.

Rev. ESartOs Lecture Upon the Indians and
the West.
A small audience assembled in the court:
house last evening to hear Rev. G. E..
Barto's lecture upon ""The West az it is
made for man, and the West man has
made" The lecture last night was do
voted almost wholly to remarks upon the
scenery of the West, and-to better illus
trate the speakers words large number
of stereoptican views Of the characteristic
and unusual formations Of mountains,
geysers and rivers were thrown upon a
canvas before the audience. The views
thus shown were about hundred In 11um-
Der, and were quite interesting.
This evening Rev. Barto will lecture
upon "The awakening cry of TRUTH when
he should be greeted by good sized audi
ence, as the lectures are altogether for
the benefit of the American Tract society.
The views this evening will show the
Indians in their wild and civilized condi-
tions lodges, customs, etc., and will also
embrace features of the Indian school at
Carlisle.
Owing to the small canvas which the
lecturer was obliged to extemporize last
evening, the views were mot shown a. dis
tinctly as they could have been upon a
larger one. This evening larger screen
will be used, and the scenes will conse-
quently be moro satisfactory.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-24

A meeting of druggists interested in
the formation of a county association was
held yesterday afternoon. Fifteen MEM
bers were present, who after discussion
adopted a constitution governing The
Lancaster County Pharmaceutical Asso.
ciation," and transacting other business
incident to the organization. The society
adjourned to meet in Grand Army hall,
on April 13, when the annual election Of
officers will take place, and when all the
druggists of the city and county will have
an opportunity Of signing the constitution
and joining the association.