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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21

OIe " D TIE al n 0erltn
UNI BITE @ntIenbuus elmer Nn3abI 8oli3ei.
aeenten ne99efu9t, ba ife beobf6ttat,
bic tirtilde 8oIi5et mad preueif9em
Muifer ~nm3udn6ern.
Die R6ntstn pom @ngInnb
bat benz frnnaOfi9en 8rdfbenten @repp
ben Srben bes 9OIbenen 8IteBes anees
boten. IS ftn6 aber bofir etwa $1,000
@eblbreu 3u bebablen, uno @reup wtu
f5 ni3t nm 10 piet @eIO wulieBen" lafs
fen unb Iebnt BITE gbre ab.
Sn elmer oeben Crisp
uer6fentIt9ten Qebensbef9reibuna Cart
baIbt's eradbIt Der 8erfnfer, BET feiner
neuIiben Inweienbeit auF gaprera babe
bic @tttwe @artbaIbt's tbm miteetbeiIt,
fe fet uon benz fterbenben 6eIben beaufs
tra9t worben, feinen 6reunben Az Iaaen,
,,er fferbe Don benz @ebanten 9epetniat,
bag Nt33a in BEN 9dnbeu Srantrei6s
bIeibe."
Our 8erbtnb uorBek
tiger Q~uswanberung Der nod i'm miIit6rs
pfi9ti9en Sitter ftebenben iun9en Qeute
bat baS beutf9e &ei9samt bes Snnern
BITE &et9Sresterunsen erfu9t, barauf su
febeu, baB iun9e 2eute, weI9e has II.
2ebensiabr uoaen6et baben, ni9t cher
a~uswanbern biirfen, ais bis lie bur6 cine
beb6rbii@e Bef@einiguna fi9 ~ausaeuoies
fen baben, beB ibrer Mus~uan6erunq mad
i6erieeii9en Qdnberu teine Be6enten
e%ntgegeniteben. Auswanbernuqsaaen;
ten wer6en in Strafe seuOmmeu,
wenn fte ft9 seseH 6iefe AuOr6nuns pors
ge5en.
Die vYaII MaII Gazette,
ertldrt, wie 10 pie!e SriI9e in ben BefS
bon S9ieBsewebren setomuen fino. Sm
Sabre 1878 wurbeu pom engIif1en
&riess6epartement 3uifdeu 100, 900 nnb
200, 900 Bi9ien pertaHft. Der. Wapor
elmer Stabt NIT iberwiegen6 irii6er 8es
u6tterune faufte Eauienbe bnuon ~ etwa
etnem Dollar ober breiDisrteI Dollar unb
ma9te ie cine 6~enjenfgen feiner Run6en
gum @ei9ent, weI9e fur So ober $34
Baare IN fetneul Sramlaben tauften.
Sn d5nIifer Weife babeu fi9 aud an.
6erweit bic Srif9en NIT Waffen uer>
forst.
@ie betannt, bat fi6 Der
Rbebiue 9Iei9 mad benz ansbru@ Der
Reuterei nit ietuem 6arem unb fetuen
Wiutfern mad Meran6rien beeebeu.
Del 8icet6nisIi@e 6arem wurbe tn brei
Wa9eu pom PaIaffe gum 8abnbof bef6r.
bert, 90 bic Grauen, beren ansa6I ft6
TIM 0au3en auf 3ebn belief, einen eiguen
SaIonwasen, befen Tenfters 8orbdnse
berabseIuheu waren, beffiegep. Sn
Sairo, mo- man fi9 nod Der Ssiten ertns
merit, in. benen Der 6arem oes ietiaeu
sew6bnli4 tn 80 bis
40 @asen ipa3teren fubr, mar man
hberral3t pom Der ,@enigIams
bes jetisen Beberrf9ers bss ails
3wei iingere 9eIebrte an
Der Dein9euer 6o1i@uIe, bic 6erreu
Or. p. Ufiuer un0 Or. 6ars babe1 cine
semo1t, rueI9e pom GROCER
prattif@.r 8ebeutuns werben 6irfte.
Sie fteIIten etnsebeube @eriu@e an, nm
,os @ebeimniB 81 entbeden, ME i'm
bic feinen @oIbfdben berees
feut wurbeu, cine Runf, weI1e felt bem
10. S~obrbun6ert UerIore1 ging. Dar@
dhIrri@e 9emiI9e NIB mifroleopff6e
1nteIin9uueen bieIer @oIbfdben on mfts
eLaIterIiGcn Baromenten eeIana IS
ZEN 9enonuten @eIebrteR, b6s @ebetms
3u eutbiuen. Die prattiI6en Bers
uGe CUR Reuberfeauns geIGnsen uons
unb bic @utbeder IteBen IN allen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21
Cine nufe

Gie aIler eeinnben Vernunft unb fret.
beitIideu Ini9auunseu fpottenbe BOlie
tit Der auf 5wanssseiete erpt9ten Gems
peren5Ier wirb bnr9 bic ,,Sa. Staats>
5eitun9" bur6 cine 9eIunsene Barauele
ld9s,Iid semu9t. Subem fe sesen tbre
@bicagcer @Ole9in, bic ,Eribune", pos
lemiiirt, argumentirt fe:
u@ie wirbe es Der ,,Gribune" sefals
len, wenu elm 8erfafunsss eiss 5ur Nb>
Itin,mune portage, weI9es bic 0er6Hents
liduns auer 3eituusen uerbfts?-@irbe
iie bic @rinoe, wel9e ft9 81 @unifen
zines foI4eu Berbots anfibren IieBen.
nit Rube unb @ebuIb anb6ren? limb
uabr 1T es bod, baB bur9 bic niebers
trd9tissu S9weinereten man bente nur
an bic Bee9ersG iIton'ideR, an ben @bti>
ffiarep'f@en, an ben Sp:d9ueiden @bes
i9eibuusspro1eB unb Morbsef6t6ten,
wel9e Bic INSTRUMENTATION Seis
tuu9eu in eteIbaftelfer, Iifterner unb
idIlpfrtger Brute i9iI6eru, unidsIides
unbsiI angefiftet pirb. Gbatla9e 1T
eB, baB bur9 S9weines unb Morb: un6
Eobtl9Iuss Setiunsei, in Nmerita erOBes
res fttIt9eS rnheiI an9eridtet wir6, bic
ausiaat gu msbr 8srbrs9en ausgeiireut
pirb, OILS bur9 Bier, @sin unb S9naps.
@ie, wenn man uIIo aue 3eitunsen bur9
8erfuhunss : 8efimmunsen perb6te2
@itbe bic ,.Eribune" in foI9em Sale
bic Rotbwebr Der 3eitunsen eegen bic
9epIpnie 8ernidtuns ibrer @riftenb OILS
,,fre9en Nnsriff" beSei9nsn, benz cine
pobIuer6tente 3i9tisuus sebIbrt."
Sebr ri9tis! Oas Nrsument fowobl
nIs bic on Der 9refe ausseibte f6uloise
Sritit. Die vSu. Stoatsteituus" bate
aber nod meter ae3en t6nnen. gs fiub
ni9t rur bic vS9wetnes, Mo1bs unb
loOti9Iag. 3eitunsen~, bic in Nmsrita
sr66eres fittIt9eres l1nbsiI anri9ten unb
mebr Gusfaat gu @erbre9en ausffreuen,
nIs bur9 Bier, Wein un6 feIbit S5naps
tann-es siebt uu9 cine Yrefe,
bic IN polttii9er BeSiebuns bic i@Iimmite
Yrofitution treibt, mifentIi9 unb nltr
neil materieLe 8OrtbeiIe baraus eutiprins
gen, f9 ben idmusisitsn 6nn6wertss
poIitttern Sienftbar ma1t, has pabre
SoItsiEtereRe uerrdtb, ouftatt hafeIbe
9runbidse uerp6nt, anffatt fe
CUR @runbIage zines poItser3ieberif9en
Dirtens ma1t.
SIR wie uieI Shnben cine fOI@e Yrefe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21

Museuben I'm 8unbesbonsbaIt fort. Gin
G~menbement fur bic grri9tnns elmer
@swerbei9uIe fur SnOinusr Guf Der
pawneesS feIerudtiDn IN Nebrnsta eins
bul4; bsssIei4en Elm Mmenbement bes
buls Tortiesung Der Nnfertisuns elmer
geoloail&en &arte Der Ser. Staaten,
anb Elm antrGs pom @iais, Die BswiDis
gung fur bic geoIO9iiden SermeRnnsen
Don $3.50, 900 ouf $22o, 900 Su erb6beu.
-6terauf 8ertnsuus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21

uerautUortIi4 su MAIDEN iff, fantraan
ff9 benten- sic trd9t einen aroBeu
SbeiI Der G1uIo an Der gntartung Iiris
ferer 9olitif, an Der gormpsi0n, bic urts
iere RepubIif i@dntet, On Der pctitif1en
unreite bes SoItes, la feIbft an Ger
@uitenutbat. lIebrigens fannsia nod
Iommen, mas ui9t 6a it'll Benn eins
nal Der Stuat 3i9 gum perm alIsr
Erintreespte mo6t. 70 tam e aud uors
fdrei6en, weI@er 9ettire fi9 Der Staatss
burger binsebsn BARI. Vile 3eitunsen
wirb man 3mar ni@t uerbieten = mo
wirb fur genioren a la gomftod iorsen
unb mas has 3u bebeuteu Fat, weiB man
ial Die @eIt iareitet NIT iebem Gage
porwdrts unb BARI man fi9 burdaus
ni@t ~wunbern, wenu uus bic Toadttter
nod anbsre @rruusinf9aften ii5etn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21

su stcben bat, @9piumeHi m SSmmer
nor AGem abr enlargement @ie
Der GAME Wer4@ MIR geIunb bIeiben
tam bel Der Mrbeit. aud iebes ein.
ssIne Drsan. Disisnigen baben bic
IdIe1iefen 3dbne, lpeIbe, um He 81
f9orleu, nur wei9e GtOfe senteBen
Eijenigea haSln bic f1Ie@teifen Wnss
teIn, melhe aus TrdBbeft Ooer Mensfts
Ii9teit 3n pieI Der @ube pfesen; Dieies
nigen Ieiben an Terb6uiing, weI6e BET
ie6em Bifen ii& frasen, OBJ er ibneu
i9dbIi1 meroen t6nne; 9ieienigen bas
BEN bic i9Ie9teffen .eunseu, Del9e fe
am w~snisffen iben uno fnb baber
S9ninbia9ts>g anbibaten. Das 9nns
sensGurnen.s beftebt in u5sIi9if ittefem
ginatbmen nnb Ausotbmen IN rsiner,
ni@t su wtnbiser 2uft t. bel ni9t erbiss
tenn R6rper uub fOats tdsIi@ seibt
werben.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-23

Yesterday morning a car loaded with
comhuStible matter. attached to a
freight train at Wasnoe City, was found
to be aiire. The burning ear was de-
tachcd from the train and entirely con-
snmeA. The fire IS supposed to have
teeu occasioned by the sparks from Il
locomotive. The goods were destined
for Virginia. The amount of the loss
il not yet determined.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-23

CLEVELAND, June 2I.-Mrs. ScOvIlie
! is here to try and see Mrs. Garfield, to
tell her the peculiar circumstances OF
| her brothers. birth rs only ore woman
can tell another, and 10 ask her to III
tercede for a reprisve for him till next
October.
New YORK, Jane 22.-The Ti0,es
has the following: DR.. George NJ.
Beard left this city for w; shington last
evening, hearing a petition which has
been in circulation in the ease oi
Guiteau praying for a repriave and for
the creation Of a scientific commission 10
determine upon the insanity Of the con
d"mned man. The petition has re
cpiVed the signatures Of many medical
experts. who are persuaded uf Guit"an'-
insanity and of the pr0prieIv -! such 4
c0lnnuis- len. Dr. Beard s1jh tha! :,
iarc.. vuil:nIo al new evidence ~ 10 the
in- nifty Of Guiteau " ui,i be presented
1T the interview OF The petitioners With
the President, which i appointed f2r
- 0'vlDrk to-day. y portion of this
evidence relates 10 his exploits ii Cali
;ornia several years ago, and will, DR..
Scare; thinks, establish the fact that he
ln,> been insane for many years. The
case viii be presented il 'i"lail l,y DR..
Beard and hiS coadjutur>. DR.. Beard
claims that no scientific commission
Wauld for Il moment assert the respon-
,ibility Of Guitoau ~ ii sane man, and
that if such Il commission is appointed
the avoidance OF a death penalty is a
f3rcgouc conclusion.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-23
The Latest.

John G. Fox, the stationer, is con-
tinually replenishing his varied assert
lnent Of articles, and keeps pace with
the latest manufactures. He has all
kinds of stationery, including blank
books with printed headings, just the
thing for wood dealers, ranchers, etc.
He keeps on hand n full line of fishing
tackle, croquet and lawn tennis sets.
Also, some beautiful designs in wall
paper.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-23
COMMENCEMENT Day "a Bishop WHIT
aner'~ school TG.' xouus: 1.adies.


The closing exercises At the above
n.tif.i school which took place on
Wednesday were largely attended, by
not only the people OF Reno, but by
many from all parts Of the State. The
examinations commenced at 8 O'clock
and closed at 4. The graduating class
numbered seven young ladies not one
Of whom could feel otherwise than
proud of her attainmentS. The Rev.
Mr.. Jenvey conducted the eXamin-
:.tions, and all the questions he put
were answered, not only readily, but
with q clearness which showed perfect
knowledge of the subject. Miss Carrie
Webb, daughter of George b. Webb, OF
class, and quite distinguished herself
in the valedictory address she dpliv-
cred She also received a diploma in
music, as we'll as the regular diploma of
the institution. the musical enter
1ainment in the evening was a rare
treat to all who listened TO the rich
flow Of song poured forth in tones of
delicious harmony. Governor kink"ad
and wife were present, and manifested
much interest III the happy occasion.
We think if our Governor would often
visit our institutions of learning he
would be most gladly welcomed. The
names of the graduating class are:
Miss Carrie Webb, May Benham, May
Ennor, Belle Osborne, Vienna Dollar
hide, Louise Sis>a and May Cara. The
Bishop in his closing address mani
tested much feeling, and the quiet
which prevailed gave evidence of the
deep interest shown by those who
listened. We can only add that the
people Of Nevada should. one and all,
heartily support this well ordered
school, where their daughters can Re
reive that training ana culture ST. neces-
Slry to fit them for the active and prac-
teal duties Of life.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-23
That sttOfPIs Bullion.

the officers Of the Co.n>tock and
vicinity have so far been unable to find
Il trace of the bullion stolen from the
Atlanta Mill, Silver City, ten days ago;
nor 30 they appear 10 have the remotPst
idea who the perpetrators of the theft
are. The ComstOck authorities have
recently been most unsuccessful in the
tcrveting out of crime.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-23
esPnils sse.ra led.

The Remedies evi eel their inability
to appreciate Inherent ability 10y arrest
ing "NeedIes" for citing drunk, and
putting him IN The chain gang. He Was
out with the gang several days, and
the members OF the Reno dramatic
club, who could feel for this talented
but unappreciated actor and reform
lecturer, daily covered him with
moss rosebuds and laurel leaves, while
he was lnduStriously swinging Il pick.
This attention "broke him all up"
and a day or two ago, with d larerated
heart, he gave the officers the slip and
at last accounts has not been RECAP
tured. "NeeIles'' is veritablc mod
ern Wandering jew, for he is inces-
sanity on the go, anG knows no peace
or rest.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-23

An Original 0ccrBat:On.

NJ VIE CcCb
! On the express train that arrived
here from Reno yesterday morning
there was a gentleman apparently Ct
years of age, tall and stately, bearing
himself with dignity quite royal
which attracted the notice of everyone
y State officer who CHANGED to share a
seat with tins distinguished looking
parsonage, learned from him that he
! WAS engaged upon quite IN original
misrion-that Of fsrret;ns out III"
wht reah0uts Of missing men, dead or
alive. He carried with him a list Of
nearly one hundred missing persons,
with photographs AMI the minutest
personal description. This gentleman,
whose name we were unable to learn,
is now at Virginia Cit, on tn" scent of
three missing men. \ party who
came flor, On ma with hin Informed
sItinn he learned that this an ln-hunt-
er' had been rs n"nr The nGrih and
south poles as any one living. lie has
been eng gni in his present occupation
for more than irtv years, and his
actu@l al centuries during that period
WOCil make a hoDl, mere eXtravag|nt
than the -i3'uJi,<a NIrEf.. When the
Empress Eugerie lett Ergltnd for
ZUluIAni he accompanied .he pArtya d
was instrumental in resruinG the re
mains of the late Prince Imperial, for
which he received a richly jeweled
souvenir from her Imperial Majesty,
besides 5000 francs. He scor 70 be
called a detective, spying that the seek
Jag {, f criminals is ct in his line, and
is, in ftct, a pursuit repu!sive to his
taste. In SIG an Earl died in Eng
land, leaving AN estate valued at five
million pounds sterling. Ten years
prior to this nohleman', death, he and
his heir became estranged, and the
liter left England, never being heard
Of from that day to the time Of his
fathers demise. Our "man-hunter'
being in London at that period and
process of :ioniZltion, for
having just brought Il scion Of an aris-
tocratic family out OF a five years vol
untary exile, the solicitors of the late
E,rl's estate engaged him to trace up
the missing heir, with the promise
IF reward of sl0,oo0, in case of sue
,ess, ard eXI enses that might be in
'urred in any event. After Il search
that covered period Of neariy three
wears, the ..nan-h unter'' discovered |
he heir in the person of cattle |
ntrder in BuenaS Ayrps and took him
D ,ck To England. But the foregoing,
)ur Informant says, are merely trliilng
Incidents in the career OF this peculiar |
man. His stay at Virginia will per-
maps he protracted, thus furnishing a
,unanZa to Arthur McEwen and Dan |
De guile.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-23
IN BRIEF.

The Good Tempar5 OF Empire had ;
dance last night
{. 0. Arpleberg, of the Mint, is still
very weak, but is getting better.
The Ladies' Library rooms are under
going general process OF everhauline
and tIaaning.
Mrs. Governor kink cad returned
from Reno, where she has been visit
irr, yesterday.
W. D. Mana au>i W:tc. are in the city.
They leave for Denver Tonight, where
they viii locate.
Y .2rg= batch oi applications will
again cpn,o up before ihe Board 81 Par
do,,s Oh July 10th.
The teachers Of our pa! lie school, are
shaving excellent results OF their iabor
TT TIE p,1>t yc'r.
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T., i.nt-5y>rsss,, VITO = Ncl! kn,Nn III
SO 'l'''''i '>''' 'i''' = % 49,. '||''"|-
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ron,rv.;,.r 'i-!l."> = >:;r.r.-rJ /. SEC
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E"i''7''9 - '''t"ISh supplies |" INC
'>''''' ia ''''' N''S' ''' NC ot'"e" va
--'''''"s ''><>'' '''~ ave. 'A''''"''
lheie VIII DC a special Injecting 81
oEc'i'h NO. o'0' h'o'"hle"I hihh' Oh
ohA"Ay afternoon Al = ci"TA s''a:l'
I"FSo'l''eo t"'hh Sh'' Ian bU Va"ic
ceA't' h"a oeeh Soool1" up ~ h'rl"ih,
VINO VIII e2oloi' II under CANVAS inns
SUMMER
The little daughter ot Il. W. Bol!en
Is cohFalesclhg; Du0 Two DINER chliareh
ia Inc ia'iilis are no" thre''eheo WIN
uip-herIa.
Thomas +. Laycock, the artist VINO
painted the Carson Opera House scensry,
was married to Miss Ellie Loonis at
Reno, on ednc>day.
Mrs. f. T. Raj and ner son, Chester,
will arrive here this morning FROM san
Francesca. They will remlju in the
city several days ANA then 20 IT, the
Lake.
The first reading Of Fanchon,"
which is TO be produced here ut an
early date for the benefit OF Mss Nellie
Lyons, took place at the residence Of
Mrs. General Clarke last ujrbt.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-23
rs. VI esOst .liglS

Wishes 10 announce 10 all of his former
customers that he has removed hi;
glove manufactory 10 Santa RO~:, Cal,
where he has bette. facilities for man
ufacturing, and is prepared to fill all
orders promptly and at reduced rates. If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-23

"Father, you are an awful brave
man, said Detroit youth as be
slnoothed down the old mans cray
locks the other evening.
"How do you know that Willie? %
"Oh, heard some men down at the
store Say 1ha! you killed thousands OF
soldiers during the war"
"Me: Why, was a beef contrac
tor for the army''
"Yes, that's what they said !" ex-
the kit hen.
Yesterdays stock quotations were .
little "utf* aga n.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-23

Sleepless nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
the remedy for you. Fer sale at Thax-
ter'a
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-23
EsNSiuI.aIc

Good feed and plenty OF water at the
lIirnan ranch, opposite the State
Prison. Terms reasonable. Apply TO
Harris Brothers or } w. Duffy, milk
man. apo
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-23

instruction in French, German and
Spanish languages, 10y DIR. \. Descho-
WITT. late L. ). Consul in Russia. Dur
ing vacation the Doctor will teach a
German class at the public school from
haif-past 10 to y, and from | 10 half
past p. NJ. Terms, two dollars per
month aEu upward. Inquire AZ the
i;,otnn Bakery. jrS In
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-23
S-r9CIAS.

IL Eureka COn.-lG
- Northern Bcl!e--S>
25O Grand rrize--335c
500 Argenta--20c
$50 Navajo-:S
$50 Belle Isle-2Gc
800 Day 80
1880 Albion 90
400 Mt. Diablu-4I
30 Southern Nevaha-?
80 Star-l0c
30 Bodice
IHo Noonday-9Jc
lU1 North Noonday-9Oc
eco trO-IUc
"no Silver kin:r-l5
i,H rinIl Conn.,.
:Ht'',t MOnn-l
..G@t IH:it0rnia-i0.,
-" N"Aicali-Gi
- c;c0rpiUn-;uc
- Utah--3 81
i75 Cor. Nirgini4-iGt
}770 lnion Eo;.--Js
80 Opli!r--:} -
40 la < Il Norcro~----;'3:
100 <aViye-SU"
- thn.l.t:-6G(.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-23

"Hackmetack," lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-23

For lame back, side or chest use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price, . cts
For sale at Thaxter's.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-23

\ fine nickle-plated pony bicycle,
good as new. Arranged for man or
boy. Price, $50 first cost, Sl2I. Adj
dress w. G.. Harris. Dayton, New.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-23

The highest medical authority is pro
nuunccd in denouncing the use of ice
made from other than pure running
water The old theory that lrc"zi2g
purified water in stagntnt rond- end
destroyed impurities, has been eNl'.od-
Ell. and it i, now settled TACT 1hit 10
i,',. i ii; for u>r huj ti.tt ltAZ..H in run-
ming STREAMS. Dec Benton h"- an
ahunltlt.s. on h;tnt', cnI from thee T.
~',i} river, a!uI delivers lt ~..nic 10 all
parts al tht city. Order, left nj the
livery ,!1i,I" will receive prompt attcii
ton. tt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-23
En- Clover.

Ex-Sherif Lloyd Hill is keeping an
elegantly fitted up saloon on Market
>trae:, n2ar Stockton, in San Francisco.
Now, when his bondsmen visit the city
they will know where to get free drinks.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-23

Tia, hacking cough can I've 50 quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee
it. For sale at ThaXter+
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-23

Good bath rooms connected with E.
James establishment, adjoining the
Adams House.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-23

Will you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint? Shiloh's Nitalizer is
Thaxtcr's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
ROW F0R IYPROVEuENT.

Perhaps there may yet be time for the Re-
publican members of Congress to modify in
some respects the condition in which legsla-
ton will leave the country. Unless modified
it NAV prove an unfaVOrable condition for the
country and for them. As matters stand, Con-
grcss has provided for extension of bank
charters. but without abatement of bank taxes :;
has failed altogether to reduce taxation, leay
Ing a revenue of $l51 100000 in excess of
the needs of the Government last year, to be
increased by the natural expansion OF busl-
ness though the needs of the Government as
to interest, are decreased $40 100000 already
and will decrease yet more has made or will
make appropriations perhaps S4OOOO,0OO III
excess of those for last year, though the Exec
utive may refuse with reason to expend all the
money voted and has entirely ignored the
silver question. though that involves sheer
waste of So, jOO,000 or more every month";
and a risk of much greater mischief. This
being the situation, what are the prospects
The national banks held on Saturday
$3.50, los, $50 of the three and half per
cents, out of $i33 30 200 bearing interest after
to-day. That is, they hold 5l.2 per cent of the
whole, and nearly that proportion on deposit for
circulation. Every call for SIC, 100000 may be
expected TO make unavailable $5,22O,OOO OF
the bonds now held as security for circulation,
so that new bonds must be substituted or the
circulation abandoned. The banks anticipate
large commercial needs this fall, and may buy
other three and a half per cents IN order to
keep their circulation in that case, the Septem-
Der and October calls will reduce the interest
bearing bonds to about $l0O,OOO,OOO leaving
the banks nearly 80 per cent of the whole, ana
within about one year all the interest bearing
bonds not held by banks would be retired.
After that, contraction of currency would be
well-nigh compulsory in fact, 1t is likely to
become rapid much sooner. Exchange OF three
and half per cent for three per cent bonds
can only change the holders whose bonds are
to last longest. but in a single year would come
to the same result.
This. if the revenue were to continue to JUS
tify calls of $l5, 600, 900 monthly. Imports,
however, and revenue from duties are increas-
Ing largely. The internal revenue is also
likely to expand largely when the hope Of
reduction In the tobacco tax has been put
aside for another year, and will increase
considerably in any case. Probably rev.
enue of $l4O,00O,0JO may be expected. this
year, if prosperity in,'s Congress has in =
creased the grant 70. -5iJns $30,OOO,OOO,