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WAsnINaroN. ID. C., Oct. 12, 1sS1.
Caiarrh with Asthma and
Bronchitis.
WEsTERNPoRT, Nh, Aug. ~, 1881

WEsTERSPoRT, MD, Aug. 81, 1881
Dn. ]. RUuL-Dear Sri am feeling
some better; the Asthma think is great
deal better; have not had full attack ol
Il for over week, but still spit up con.
siderable Of that green stuff. l think my
head is better. IhaVoa little more than
half Of medicine yet. | have slept more
since l have been taking yonr remedy
than / did for two months previous, and ]
cannot help but tell you that feel greatly
improved. My shoulders are better; do
not feel SO much soreness about thtm. Ny
faith Is still firm in your remedy, and ]
trust that God may bless you and crown
YOU with success wherever you may go.
Yours respectfully
OLIVER G. FAzENDAKER.
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Valuable Testimonials.
CaiarrIi.
Mt SAVAGE, ALLEGAYY COUNTY, |
n.t.l.a. Datl 1905 Z

Mt, SAVAGE, ALLEGAYY County,
October 9ith, 1881.
Dear Sir This ceriifles that had for
years been suffering with Catarrh in the
head AMI Bronchitis. aud had tried seven
doctors, at different times, but got no re-
lief from any Of them. saw your circu
lar and concluded to give yeu a triul, which
! did to my satisfaction, for | am now a
well man. Some of the physicians In fact
gave me up as incurable, for was splitting
blood; had heavy cough and always felt
like going TO sleep | haze used your
medicines as you directed and found them
the only medicines thst gave me any relief.
| lrcmain yours with respect,
THEODORE HALL.
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Fnos1nuno.M Mn.. Oct. 0. 1881.

tNOaihAhui Mh., OSA' " 1901.
Dr.. J. Rail- was token with severe
headache which CONTINUED for about five
wytks. tauie was something In my nOsiril
la would neither 20 up nuf down; alter
takinr the scCOld Or thiId dose of your
msdlt nc lcl rciCycd ! also had pains
Ia niy aiomarh aud side aId everything
az Il msIu.d with me- now l can eal any.
thing NJ stomach i0r while itlt as il II
vsss "a iIfo bat Youf medicine relieved ne
Ia one week l0u have done me more
gofal fhan Oh have tiled and think In a
ilN weeks Ehl lr entirely cured.
Auufa truly liEknY 4. MCKENZIE.
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Foop FOR YoUNa AND OLD.-Fo

Foop FOR YoUNa AND OLD.-Food
and medicine for young and old, pre-
pared without fermentation, from
Canadian Barley, Malt, Hops. Qui-
nine, Bark, etc. Malt Bittsrs are
warranted more nourishing, strength
ening, vitalixing and purifying, by
reason of their richness in bone and
muscle producing material than all
other forms of malt or medicine,
while free from the objections urged
against malt liquors.
MEASURE your minds height by
the shadow it casts.
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Asthma aud IIyspcpsia.

LuEACusiNO, Aug. 20, 1881.
LA. j Run Dear sir--l feel good
a., llaerosrl slnoC ! ttEan taking youi
- .r.nr ! have hld 30 coughing, aud
- afii n nifia am aldo a. 10 Justice
a. tbe lsIit 81 nasal ilme. ! vii call tovn
al hsgt ts'k Nllh you
Noafs fsspsrfia.if JosErn PRESLEY.
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Consumption.

LoNAcoSING, Aug. IS, 1881.
Dr.. j. Ruhl-I am very proud to inform
you that | feel great deal better In health
since began taking your medicine. Feel.
ing more comfortable and easy-I expect
TO be able TO come up and visit you in a
few weeks, II / become Ill again will
let you know by letter.
remain yours respectfully,
JOHN Young.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Oct. 12, 1881.
On. RuuL;-Dedr SRI suppose you
think am very neglectful in not writing
TO you about my health, As this is the first
chance have had hasten TO write you
few lines, and as we have gone in business
IL takes all our time away from us or
would have written sooner. l am feeling
very well since I've been home. l only
cough once In while; have some of the
madeleine yet. think in a short time !
will be cured. Very respectfully,
Mrs ROSE KozEL,
No. 1878 l4lh Street, N. w.
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nrnrt plsease.

bfnIuk, kci 70 1851
n nris-Ny l,oy i on The mend
ose. anl has iern getting btlief sNeI
anff 81 aas tatu taking nif.li,,ne pi you
AsuFuHp MAhSicE
nonuHH 6usfr. Oct !, 1881.
nr ~ iath s daJ, iss1. ] WAS taken
Nshn rtla in mg lgil sidc near my
80 4 saflffl tCuIhly iaf over = YcHl
80 slI / coaa e. doue ulo no good ]
wulst sad lhe daNiuls euad not
t s. hsf aas sHf matter falpit fpah
..r..s 81 aiaanl mY Naisi uud ] was y
80. aaa taalth o. August l. 1881, !
.st s.s iif Naal and stated my ease T.
K taif nat d wss the Heart Dlscase
- ssse ms saag mt4.icine Nileh ! soek
- - use aftk ieh relieved, AID
- w84as ! rNeg DID. ] thank
~ ar sasfag ny iiic - 20 olhsi
sss.. - a. Nc ans Eueds Wien
- -. aaE III uute relieved.
~aa0 AAMx n. Mll.IaAAA
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ELEVENTH YEAR. NUMBER 81,
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
NJ o II G L :

AIR. JOHN sToDDART Il the author.
Nl ikcd agent for the PittshuFg labor
Tribune for this section All persons
wishing 10 settle their subscriptions or re-
new the same can DO 20 by calling on him
Al John CHAMBERS store. Oct )
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Sepbatttungrn res Benussurbsanss i'm Nus
Gie an9cblih en Wabfbstrmsereieu
i'm SStrainien.

8i mouS, Sirg., 6. Se;erber. -
Inter Den 3euseu, ipeIde bsute besiiglih
Der anseblideu @ablbetriisereien oor benz
gunoesssridte sri4ienen, befanb fid3 S. S..
0s,enborf, @ousre6mitslieb fir ben 2. Sirz
siHicr 9ifiritt. 9eienoOrf erwiberte auf
Die on ibn gerifteteu SJasen, er peri0nltd
niiie pOn teinen Setriigereieu, jebod min.
fde er Die auimertaulteit beS Siitrittsans
palts auf einsn bon linn (Otseuhorf ges
ifriebeneu Srief III lenfeu, uno ote SOrla
oung bes Generals gSm. Wtaboue, bes
Steuereinnebuer5 Srabp tn petersburg
uno bes 4ubitOrs 9. Sroun Glleu su EN-,
pfehleu. Sn bem beute uer0fieutlihten
Shrribeu siebt 9eieuborf Die @riiHoe an,
aus Delden ct bic Sorlabuug Der ermahuten
Ssrreu tpiinidt. Gr uerlanat, bab bieiels
ben bs,iiglit Der BON Bunessbeamten 3u
@abbwedeu sinsetriebeueu @elber, iiber
bic SermeNbung berfelben II. I. 10. pernoms
men, uuo baB @sneral Wabone ipe3iell &C.
frast iperosu iou, OBJ er bte ibm gu @ebOts
itebeuos Regieruugspatrouage utdt 81 poll.
ttfdeu 3pedeu oerpenoets.
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Mus Wiittel= urs sus .Mmerifa

Yanama, 6. DECEMBER. - Sn Yeru
bauert bic unfaere Gage an. Die Saupts
frase ift, Oh @arcta @alberon einen Sries
bensusrtrag uuter;eid)nen nir6 ober rtat.
Sunere Yartei;tpiftigfeiten nebmeu bic Qufs
merfiamteit ocr Siibrer uber mebr in Gn>
iprud, als bsr Sfrieg NIT @bile. Die Beools
tsrung tpiinidt ben 6rteoen iebulidff, uuo
Iberall gdbrt es segen Die berridiuttigeu
6iibrer, tpte Nontero uno @aceres. - Sas
,SolIault su 60 gibertao, Gan Salpaoor,
nahm in bem alu 80. September beenbigten
Sabre an @infnhr,ollen $1,747, 1868 Elm. Da,
DON famen $415,054 uni gSaareu aus ben
Ser. Staaten, $562,288 auf iolde aus gugs
lanb, $145,0S6 auf ben oeutiden Support &C.
Sor eintgen Sabren nod mar bic geiamnte
Giufubr nab esr 8epubltt Saluabor faii
eansliG in ensliiden Sauben. - Sn Der
ceutialameritantiden &epublit Guatemala
bot iid3. abermaIS Elm fathoiiider Yriefer
perbsiratbet unb muroe in 6olge Oeiien er.
fommuuicirt. - Or. NuneS Der ;um P1aii
benten oes Staates Banana gemdblt murbe,
bat bas amt abgelehnt. Oa man in Solgs
9eIlen politiide @irreu befiirhtet, bat sis
Qegislatur etne Deputation mad @artbagena
abgeididt, um ibu ,u bepegen, ieiuen Gut
idlu6 riidsdusts Su MAIDEN. Or. Nnne
mar friiber YraFbeut Der Ver. Staatsn DOT
@olpmbta.
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neruugS= @ittet.
S6suefel= S6oer.

Ser sSertb Don gd,nefeIsk3dsern aIs Self.
nstttei seqcn Sautauefe,ldge poer anberipeitia
uuoeinnoer 3liidnb bCr Sdut foipie aeaen Rbsur,ns
tismns ulS Stdt. iit IdnRii ,usepGnSen Der Der.
fGuS put betGnnt. Gtcrus Sdpcfels 9 cifs befttt
eteelhen Gtaen1dtten mn berirtt bdfiebe Re5uIfnt
6eEaTsrpie, ,Gc;cind, ,aCne, SrtpCtiap Wrrrfao
6rdee, SatStlub uub Gn6ere 6out aransbeiten t5srs
BEN eltr6 hleelbe 8dnltd dussemer;t unS ie tnbert
it'ueC cIs SpGer bnn Rbeumatistrue un6 (sir.f
uebcrbics 1T biefClte Elm ousse,Cihnetcs 9sain,f.
run9krASittrl fir berureinigte RIeiecr urb Rsft.
jeu9 rub iie ertbsiit gRou- un6 an6eren 2euoen
bic ooirtt Gcnn'den i1ereen, eiue BEN Sdnee Gbnbs
stetpcnno aelneeit, Sn 6clge be5 grbrdutB berItL
ben erhalt Der Eet1lt stne ret Gnmltbenoe Rlar6eft
lrh nnGsrshre @ld'tR. Sunncnbrdue, 8omusr,
fprpfcn, iSiunCu Aberbdubt aQe 9eiutTebisr III,
entternt peroen tnrten, tuerSen burt bieie[be ana
geipidIt. 55erner 1T bic gefuuee Renbeft tpeid5s
be'eite Sen GENT ertbeilt uet dn;sbenber ala Sic
ardblbs itnh nnnatiirIiCbs gdfe, ueIae bilrtb b,s
Gsbrout Bon SdGntettsmitteu enttebt.
Rdn butte fidb OR 5dlfdbuneen! - gtbpeFeI
Zctfe TT natBemGbt tcorOer nb has qublittm tptrs
CUR @rriitt ern'aPnt rur bic 5te aunebm.u.
uuS III bcGdter hab bic eiu3ige DrfatnaL
Be3ct6 nuug GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP mtf
pbtsrr abbileuns itt9 aaf BEN umf5Iaas ieSes
Stiices teFtnhet. ubuc pcIdbe tcine dct,t In.
Gum gerfnui i'm @qpsmeinen BEL @rptbeferr Sdrbs
Tern III V'nneGrtlteln urb g(Gterialipdaren Az 36
Gente bG8 Stud 60 Gents bic aiite entbaIterS
Stiid, Elm GripGrnis BON 20 9re;eut per pof utt
gorGuSteseRIun8, ,cftet bic &iite Us Gents.
Scr Gtgentbimer tuiirSe fit iebr freusu,
.3eugntiie Al erbalten BON Beriouen, pefde
@Ienn's SdmefeIsSeifs Sebrauden.
GbS. 6. Grittcnton, atletu. Gigeuts..
Hr. 115, 6ultoutr., W,-g.
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Spfer Der Rataffrcpbe anf ser
xyehiAb.NaQeE. Nahn.g -

@lmira, N.Y., 6. @sember. - DaS
Geilrige ltngliid ~ 9tuminersfelb auf 6er
gScbisb SalleB sSabn" bat ipnett ,uet Ntens
lfen, ndmlid Dem SOiOntotipfiibrsr q. 6auste
unS Seiser {. &tnsnlau bon oem 6raft;uge,
eas Veben gefoitet, nno 9si;er 9auiS pom
Gerionensnge miro wabrideiutid ben era
littenen &erlebunsen erlie9en. Siusmau
rnrbe mabrideiulid burd bic GouiIiou ges
t0otet, lebod 1T es aud m0glib, oaB er in
oem brennenbeu g9raf lebeuois ger0itet
murbe. Seine psrtObIte getde muroG uuter
Dem 6euerberoe ieiner ctgeuen yofoulotiue
auf9efuuben. 0as i6retlidite Sdidial
muroe benz gotonlottpiiibrer 6ausfe su 3beil,
ueldler in Der D@ab" Der umgcitiir5ten 2otO.
mottoe feftlag lnS bert bor Den angen mcb.
rerer leiner &ameraoen, ipelGe mebrere Der.
3peifslte, jebod pergeblide AuIlreugungeu
5u ieiner 8ettuug madten, laHgiam oerz
brannte. Gs mar teiu gSaher 3ur S5anO, unb
Die aus Dem @rad berpor;ingelnoeu Slau1=
men madten sS bem Yerional uum0glid,,
BON aertcn @cbraud Su MAIDEN. %on ben
EaiIagifren iuurSe gdeman6 uerlett.
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Sleips 9Jprfer Nd6hriAten.

giepsyort, 6. 9esember. - Sarl Sies
BERT, Der jurse beutife @tgarrsnmater,
meld)er ON 81. Diai b. s. ieiue @attin ers
id1ot, erid)ieu beute Dor @eridt uub betannte
fb bes Eobtidlags i'm erfeu @rabe ihuls
big. 9as llrtbeil wurbe aufgeidobeu.
- 3mei 9tegerinnen bradten beute etli
Srud)ftiid eines melidlli6en 6orpers mad
benz Sefierionmarfts Boli3eissridt. Gle sr'
tlarten, fie bdtten oaiielbe inter elmer Quars
titdt Sleioungsifiide gefunoeu, bic ibneu i'm
Saule eeS Or. Senneb Oil Der 30. StraBe
snm @aidsu gegeben murben. Gine Inter
iudung mirb itattfinben.
- Sr. Softer, tpelher in LETTER gSode aui
gebeiinnibuolle &eiIe peridpano, meloets
iid beute i'm Boli;eizS Sauptquartier. Ct ers
sdblt, bab er 3ase lang BON Srt III Srt
manberte - in ben gSahne, bak er- bon ei,
mem Solfshauien perfolgt nerbe, Der ibu 81
t0bten ipiinfdte.
- Sr. Groper Glepelanb, Der neueruGblts
gouperneur, beIudte beute ben Grz@ouuer'
ueur Til6en nno unterbielt fi6 nit Inn iiber
beabiifttgte &eformen.
- 0as grefutiu. @onlite Der DsBeflider
linton" bat BeidliiIe artgenontrnen,, melfs
bic BON Gonturren3ltnien in llnllauf geieb.
ten @eriitte iibsr 8eriesung osS 9epeideu.
aeheimuiIes bnrd) ibre (ber oWeifliher
Inion") slugeitellteu als bOspinige GrFu.
bungen beSeidlnen unb ueriprehen, bab ollt
gsatutsn, tpelde ben Subalt elmer Depsidl
sntbIlleu ober per0Hentlihen, entlalien unl
inter Den bieebesisliheu Serorbnuusey Del
ueueu Straf'Gooer' Serihtlt4 tslaugt tpsr
ben i0Qeu. =
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Wdrum SpreAsr Giion eriebciiei,
tDurSc

Sadior, DfiII., 6. 9e;ember. Sc.
jug auf Die bereits fur; gemelbete SOotuus
be8 Sberten Siion, Spreders bes 0elegatetls
hauies. lit folgenoes gdbere ernlittelt: bdus.
lider 2mit in Der 6amilie oes Brubers bes
Srn. Silon fiibrte 81 etnem Iugrifie aui
Goiparo SaEubers, eineu aaufmanu in
Salomin, burd bic @ebriiber Siiou unb De.
rem beioe S0bue. Saun6ets puroe idlinn1
,ugerid)tet, unb rpabreno er nod in Solgt
Der erlitteneU 0iBbanOlungen bettldgeri9
mar, erfubr er, oaB Sbcrit Sion ibu 81 t0b.
ten aeorpht babe. Sci ieinem eriten 4us
gauge nabm Saunbers ieiue Sdrotfltnts
nit, unb ais er 3tion auf Der StraBe begeg.
uete, id)oB er i'm ohne @eiteres iiter Der
Saufeu. Ser gridOHene bate eineu SIC.
poloer in Der Said)e.
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2ataftrcpbc anf eem 1iiffSEppi.
GrpIoiIon etnce 9ampffciIels. - Gil @erTpnen
altpGtct uiik ieii,k pci tnunSet.

GrpIciIon etnce 9ampffchrls. .- Gil @erIpneu
sstneiet une ied,s uc,uunset.
sSrleaus. 6. DECEMBER. - Der
Rompffeliel oss spiiteu bier unS Der Dag.
nolia, Ylautage iabrsubeu OampferS ,.Wiors
ning>Star" erploSirte nm llbr beute friib
gegeniiber Der SelIair Yiantage. Son Den
q am Bcro befiuoliden Berousu uurotn
3 getGOtet, 8 ertranteu NIB erlitter tebeuS.
seidbrlife Sriibwunosu. Ser Dampier
"Sunbeam," pelGer iid tn Der 9tdbe befanS,
elite Dem rRorniugs sStar" su Sllie uub be-
iOroerte Die Sernuubeteu bierber, uo fie in
etncm Soipital untergebradt wuroer. Ser
Setser S. Scbnlou unb iisbeu farbige Oeds
drbetter puroeR ourd ote grpIoiion uber
Soro geidleuoert uno ertrautsn. Die Grei
@et0bteten iiub: 9eiurid Safer, Die Negeriu
gIancp Garbiner nnb Gin &uabe- NameuS
SoIeph Sime6erin. Sd|mer uerpunoet murs
zen; Waidtntft guseus Yeunpmitb, Sames
&Nan, Rarp @tller, 6rant 9Olt gB. SraHB
uNS Sarah llouna.
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Sas Scrbred,en zines gr,tes.

Gbarlefon, S..@, 6. DECEMBER. -
@abrenb Der persansenen Gadt tpuroe EN-
SerIud gemad1t, ben 9r. SO. g. Gins,
mslWer inter Der guflage, Elm unnennbarss
&erbledsn an ieiner stseneu Srau periibt
su babell, i'm @efdnsniiie gu aitsn fist, s1
linden. Das @eidugnib wirb lest ourd
gl2i1i, hptnnd,t
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Scr esihenrau6 in 9btlaSelpbia.
6attinmprs uue Selbftmprp.

gouispitie &p., q. 9e;embsr. .-Sobn
3rin!ec ans Chicago, melder Dor etuigsn
Sageu anldBlih eines Iro;cIies, an weldIeG
ct tntereiiirt mar, bierber fam, burAihuitt
beutc ieiuer 6rau unb bann iid iclbit Die
6stle. Gr itarb iait ausenblidli6, unO oie
8rau liegt i'm Sterben. go melt man maiB,
hatten Gle Gbegatten tcinen Sniff, uno man
9laubt, bab Srinler in eiuem pl0tliden Iu=
IaIe BON @ahuiinn Sis Shat bsgigg.
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slus Ser Serbre ,er. Shrcuie,

Cincinnati, 6. DECEMBER. 3pet
teuts iriib In bic EOhuuus bes 5rit. Wi. 6.
Sugalls aui @alnutsSin eingebrungene Gius
BREEDER purben BON benz Reger Soiepb Wal,
fer, etnem 9ienftboteu, iiberraidt, uno Elm
sampf sntffanb, in mel6em @alter burd
&niippslidldse uub Ieiierftde mabrideius
lid t6btlih nerlett iuurbe.
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Semtitbe &pblenerdber i'm Mus
ffdrSr

@olnmbua, ., 6. DECEMBER. - Die
oeutiden aOIlensraber 81 8udingban,
Ycrrp- Gounth, finb fir cine 0obnerh0hung
ausgeitanoen nno broben nit 9epaltthaten.
Der Sderiff 1T NIT einem GufgebOte aui
hsnl &beno;use bon msSerington nah Dem
Sd,nunfabP ab1eQnr1Qeu
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Hr. so, Rpre GbarlcS Strase. ieben Montas
uno 9tnita9 bon friib bis litr Ibenhs. entternt
pcrmaWent 6iunsn itsier, ssberilsdsn, eelbs 9auts
Slybe, Scmmeriproiier, 8ptbe unb Setti9teit Der
Rlie teie 4pren, piIpe Saare, &un:eIn, Shuppeu
uub irucu her appftaut, grtne. cinnes, raubes.
trodu2s unh rprjeiti9 sraues Saur 0!pie aue Sauts
ansidiaae. Gr beridGnert Seint, Saar unb Sdnee
o,1t itni.tt! 5ar6en. GmlI pcer tasmctii9e WiteI,
8ciS; g:iGi1ttsr iperpeu bsbaHSeIt.
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6il'8 6aarz unp gartsSarbHrg8mittei.
aussnbIidiid'-a sas btae surantir..
G9mors oocr braun. 80 Gents.
Sci Glcn avU;hesetn ~ habeH.
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Eefsgrap9i(de 2epe(&e,t.
Der ge,t1iSSurhf,aro.

(SsriEtc per aiIpeitrten 9reiie fir ben .Gei41tss
GOrreIppnbeuter.)
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Ser aeItern in Der Wiiin6ung Der Wsrs
Zen mad elmer Golltiion oOf ben Strauo ges
iiibrte Odmpfer nYeruuian" 1T tuieoer fott
eemaft porhen.
- Or. 2eopolb Stein, Elm befaunter Siibs
ret Ser rafornirten Ssraeltten i'll 0euti4s
lano, 1T Su Tranfurt am Matu geftorben.
- Rabanle gllbani, ott befannte Brimas
touna, miro mabrihsinlidj nod Dor @etbs
naGteu BON 6ranfretdl obreileu, mn etne
Gour Surd bic Ser. Staateu uub Canada ju
MAIDEN.
Ser S;ar bat Sen b0beren ruifIfen
Staetsbearten uno @rmeeofitjieren befobs
len, nr s. b. Dlts. eiuem Sc 0eum bet5u-
trphntn, ipeltes on bem be5etd)neten Gage
3ur Setter bes ct. @eOr9Siefies i'm gStntsr'
palate geiunseu weroen Iol.
Stanforb Court, Der 9anols Or 6raf'
Cis 8innington's in gSOrceferihire, @Hgs
lamb, IN nie6ergebrannt unb uiele luertbuole
@emdloe uno Wauuifrtpte tpuroen jeritOrt.
- Sci Der tiirSli4 i'll 8raunihweig ftatta
qsfuubeueu Stabtusrorbuetenwabl fino Spei
Gosial. 9emofroten getpdhlt poroen.
Signor Sertant, Der anertanntt Sub
rtr Der ra0ifolcl Bnrtei in Der ttalteniId,en
Abeeorbnetenfammer, le8te geItern ben pull
bigungSsio ub.
= Srei 8olen flno aus Paris ausgeWies
fen fuorbeu, tpeil iie nit elmer gebeinen res
polutiondreu gsisltdaft in Serbinbuug tss
ben iOllen.
- Nluuir PeIda III auf's Neue gum tiir'
tiI6en biuausnltntffer eruannt poroen.
- 0as brtttlte 8olid,tft .5tona" NJ init
| Nanu un6 Raus untsresseaasa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-07
AZ. Squares. = 3,pcite Sismns.

6roaen ees Senats tin cen @eniTpnss omn,iis
Jar. Sie Sanfcrottbin. - Sas Sams
beid,licRt cine llrteriud,uns binfd,tiiA
Der puiitiicben Seiteueruns. Gin alter
Gufnr,I5, eeR SfocteS Hjeprafo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-07
Shcatcrbrdmr In eonepu

2oubon, 6. 2s3ember. - @aS yAibam
bra Gleater" mur6c Beute 4bsuo turS nGt
beenNcter 4ufibruua Der Cpsrcttc nber
luftige 6rteg" OUllitdnGig burd 6euer ier>
ff6rt. gIidlt baS @crinaitc wurre acrsttet
Snnerbalb 30 Niuuteu mad Oem %uSbrHae
bes 6suerS itiir;te Der Dom of8 3beaterS
sin. Gin anftoBeu6cs SauS wurbc ebenidaS
eirgsdIdert. 8reihuuocrt YeriOueH Weroen
burd Sen 8rluO teldaitiguugslOS.
Gin ruiIidtr Brupernemr pun elmer Hib!lis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-07

Yart8, 6. DECEMBER. - gs Ueridutet,
oaB DC gra;sa'e nadlfe @rpeottiou 800 Rsger
uuidlieBsu wirb. 9ieiclben iOuen auf Den
&anonaRbooten Sagittaire" mo - Senegal"
elnqCit)ifit mcr0cn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-18
Bullion District.

Messrs. Radovich and Frlsbie, who COM
pose the Bullion Mill and Mining Com
pany, in Bullion District, Is miles south
Of Beowawe, are starting, and will he
ready TO run In q few days, o f!ye-stainp
mill, with furnaces and al necessary ma
ohinery for the reduction Of ores. They
have over 500 tons Of ora ready on the
dumps, which they will commence to reduce
as soon as the mill is completed. 1t ia re-
| ported to lis that this Gre will average
from $3.50 to $500 q ton. The ore ia anti
monial silver, with o slight trace of
arsenic, and is very easily worked by the
roasting process. The quantity OF orc ac-
cumulated is accounted for by the fact
that it was extracted to be worked by the
vat process, which failing left the ore on
the dumps, Considerable ore has been
shipped from this district from time to
time to Salt Lake for reduction. the re-
turnG from which have been very profit
able. The minea In ths district are the
Nutmeg, Lady Of the Lake, Union, Osceola,
Campbell, and probably twenty others,
work being done 10 nearly all Of them at
present, two or three men working on a
mine, the ore of which they haul to the @.
P. Railroad in wagons and thence ship to
Salt Lake. In the future the ore will not
be shipped away, but will be worked in
the district at the Bullion mill, the ca
pacity of which will be increased as soon
as possible, machinery and lumber having
already been ordered for the purpose.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-18
THE DENVER EXrU 81 rE1y.
Governor kink eRi's Views on
Nsyada'S Elk position.
Dsan la,NsnE

~
We interviewed Governor Kinkead as to
HIS intentions regarding having Nevada
properly represented at the Denver Ex-
position. which opens August lst. The
Governor informed us that he was very
anxious to do all that lay in his power to
have Nevada's resources fully displayed,
but that there was no money appropriated
for any such purposes and he had no
power to order it done. He had written
to Senator Fair, asking him to take the
matter in hand, but he had not heard
from him. Pending a letter from the
Senator he did not think it wise to invite
any competent gentleman to volunteer to
go as Commissioner. hoping the Legisla-
ture would reimburse him, but if Fair
did not write in q day or two he would
see Hon. @. @. Stevenson, and ask him
to go. School Supt. Sessions writes him
he would cheerfully give all authority he
has toward allowing the State Cabinet to
be sent, providing it was in proper hands.
There are several other valuable selections
in the State, which could be borrowed for
the occasion. The State Fair Society have
one, the Pioneers another, Orndorf q
Gracey of Virginia have each excellent cab
inets, Chamberlain has a good one and
others have valuable collections, from
which a selection could be made that
would open the eyes of our Leighboring
States. The time is short, but if ener-
getically pushed it is not too late yet. Gov
ernor Kinkead will do all he possibly can
to aid the project and stands ready to ap-
point one or more Commissioners and
will recommend that the next Legislature
appropriate money to liquidate all expen-
SEES. If represented at all, Nevada should
be decently represented,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-18
A Mine Blown Away.

DR.. Bishop is always a philosopher, and
in mining, at any rate, he is too much like
the father of his country to prevaricate.
Our reporter asked him about the Black
Point mine yesterday. He said he had
brought in eight sacks of ore from the
mine that assayed S1,0l2 on top; but he
was afraid the giant powder he had used
had spoiled the prospect. He thinks he
used too much, and the chances are he
has destroyed the mine altogether. He
makes this frank statement in order to dis
courage the use OF giant powder. He
thinks it has lone a great deal OF harm in
every mining camp on the Coast. Hopea
as well as mines have too often been blasted
by 1t. The giant powder he used on his
groupings has removed the mine out OF
that district entirely, and he would as
soon look for it again as prospect for the
North Pole.