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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-11
Ser ratbfelbafte SOB SeS iun9en
&S$crfbctGer.

Ga fton, Beuni., 10. SHli. - Ser CO.
rOners Suquef iiber Die TooesurIabe oes
jungen Werfletier mur6e geftern fortaeIebt,
aber nidJt beeEoet. NiS ;3eugen muroeu
Srau Soiiab Setrih unb ibre beioeu S04ter
uernommen, Die am Aben6 oes 4. Suit in Der
@eIelItaft bes gS. 8. 9arriIon iif befanoeu.
Sri. Gua 3. Setrtd be3eugte, baB am Gbenb
eeS 4. SIlt, 3tpii6en 8 Hno 10 llbr, gSert.
better mentgitens Snan3ignal In b0t)iter
Nufregung an tbrem S1aie uorii6er gegaugeu
uno ifreflid) betrnnten gemeIen iet. flr3
Dor oem Strette nit SarrtIon babe 0erts
betier elm Yadet breunenoer S9p6rmer auf
Die Sausfttege gewOrfen, auf tueider 9arrts
ion nit ben 9Qmen geiefeu. 2etterer babe
ueriutt, 6ieielben aus3utreten, uuo 3ugleid
bem Wertbeiier bemertt, er ioute eigentltf]
oerbaftet perssH; er befiu6e it1 nid5t in 6em
3uttan0s, fret umber8ebeu III f0nneh, NOS
rauf 9Eertbeiier erptoerte, penn cr mebr
SdmQrmer bate, miiroe er oieielbeu 5arrts
lon ms @eftd)t merfen. Gls oieier baum nit
neuen SdWarmern suriidtebrte, it)lug Sarz
rtion tbm oieielben aus Der Sanb. Stun
ld]lug gSerfheiier ben 6arriion ms 9ei9t
uno brad ihm bas Haienbein. Sebt brans
gen fiinf ooer ied8 S5reunoe Werfbeiier's auf
Sarrtion Elm uub i6lugen i9n. ;3eugin iab
ntht, ba6 Sarriion Sen @ert6aiier i4lug.
Die Iusiagen Der uubersu Sraueu fitmmten
nit obtgem 3eugniB iibereiu. AQe iagteu
aus, bnB 8ertbeiisr betrunten mar; er ist
leoo6 ntGt seitOlpert, babe au9 ut9t mad
gSbistep 9ero6en. g8ertbeier babe audi
tetne beletbtgenbe 5prafe gegen bic 6rauen
benust; 9arriion babe fid1 ebeufaus anffdnz
big ausgeoriidt, ais er Uertbeiier erIufta,
tetne SHWdrmer mebr gu tcerfen, oa bic
Sleiber Der 6rauen in 8raub geratben t6uus
ten. - Gnbere 3eugeH Iugten aus, Der Ser.
ffOrbene let am Gben0 oes pierten Sult MIDI
tern gepeien. Radl bem 6anogemeuge babe
berielbe bdufg iiber Sdmer3en am &opf ge'
tlngt. Der SHqurft mtro an Nfitttuoa tort.
geiett tperben. Ser Sater bes Serforbenen
pirb gii6ts unueriudt lufen, nm bic pabre
llriahe bes SObes ietneS SobneS III ermtt.
teln. Ser ssou erregt bier pieIe Sbetlnabme,
ca ale 8etbetligteu Su ben gsu9tetIten ia
milien 6er SStabt 1eh0rpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-11
Cine Senfation in sltlantic: @ito.

Atlantic s@ttp, H.>S., 10. Suti. -
Sn 8e3ug auf ben Sob &lariiia Bounds gub
b,ute bic @orouerszSurp stuen 8abrfpru9
ab, tpelder erflGrt, ba6 bas Ndo1en sufalig
INNS SebeH fam, uuo bas Rtsman6 fir bas
llugliid uerantnortltd III. 9as Berbttt
tutrb oielfad fritiiirt unb bat 6as SntereIie,
melf)es bas Bublifum an benz betreffeuoen
SorfalIe nimmt, eber erb0bt, ais beieitigt.
@lariIia, ein i60neS, aber lsidtItnniges iuns
ges Wdb9en, oerIie6 Dor etliden Ronaten
Die bieitee Bobnung tbrer gltern uno fre.
Quenttrte etne 6oblsnsrube In einem Eannens
tpalbe 10 Reileu BON bier, in tpel6er Sobu
Sbomaa, Col unb Glenn Mannering uno Sos.
Sensn arbeiteten. Ginss Norgens gegeu 3
llbr ipraug @lartfia, in fSlammen gebiiat, BON
ibrem9aaer neben ben Rdnnern auf, nnb Oh.
gletd3 iie 10 inredlid] nerbronnt roIroe, sas
ibr bic SiiftfnoGeH aus benz 6leii6e 6erpor.
rogteu, srbislt iie bennod etue Bo6e lang
fstne drstltde Shlfe. Sie tpurbs tn Der Ges
eenb berum ben einem borutrteu Sriebens,
rihtsr gum anbereu gefiiArt uuo flarb iflie6s
lid, obHe 6n6 srnittslt rpurbe, aui ueldbe
@eiie ibr. Sleiber 6eusr fiugeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-11
Sci RpOtbeFern SH baben.

glan Isie: Sg8abr uub EatfG."
g1au i&ide cine 8riefmarie an Rab.
man & Co. ytr. 80, Barren, G6s Der
@burhfrabe, giep.gOrt.
Eag- BeIs9rIus. SanienSs s5A Dollars gsrt5, tvirS
bafir yugei6idt psreea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-11
8infaiS Gent8 bic SIaI@e.
giaOwna's resalirsaSs gtasa,

oa8 ma4tIge Ee6ers Il. WIagenbeilmtttel.
Sin pcsctabiliibss grfaBmitteI fur RalUmeI
Sollfommeue Buraauseu, GiuoernOe 45s
tubrn tttel, rutrfeu obue Sfmer3,
Pets 3ucerldifg unb uatirItd.
.9rut8 04ue Beigeihmad, elegant NIT fiiseu Gar
aaeirt. Sur8iren, resulren retntgeu uno iraftigsH
oieie giQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-11

Berlangt ia niir 8astpaps uuo abtst hardui, bab
her 9ame .,8aeUGe" fa aui benz setauiten artitsl
bsitRfst (SGRi27 .129l 5&to-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-11
Nrfuacn unr Der Rntlrnn.

8erttu, 10. Suit. - g8 Uerlautet uui
quite &utOritdt bin, baB Der tiir3ltde Grtitel
Der Dgtor6O. gaug. 3ettung" iiber Die BE
3iebungen 3piideu BreuBeu unO benz Satt.
"a" auf bic IcBten Beridts bes 8arous BON
SdlI63sr, bs8 preuBiifeu Seftrsters tnl Sd
titan, bafrt mar. Sr. boil SblO3er ntr1
gsgsn gube oieies 0iOnats bier erWartet. Die
Stimmuug 1T bier 10 fart gegeu BEN 8lt!'
fan, oaB man etuen 4bbrud Der llrterbauy-
:,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-11
43. Sabrgaltl.
Tene Nn3eisen.


Die SirmaR6fyer g. Rpcf 1T bcute nit aeaenisit1sr
llsbsrsinitimmnng auiasIbf; tas8e3dt tlbren Sttns
reid RbfTcr s. 2pbn in etr 5abrt ytf l< nno
M Cnrtione, ,Npcuue nit oem Gomptcre IN 9tr.
lIO, @l @lcsErempntfirnfe, tert
Baltimore, rem 10. Sult 1883. l16o, ,lO.3l
Rpsiepana. = SiefeS ror5hsltAe
%obruudSmitteI fur flctne Sinner unb trdnt'
i'm gcrfpmsn, rbitpr i'm Often lange betanut,
fpirS isbt BEN ausritantiten 4ubIitum sIm sritsn
sRaie cfierirt GS TT feline NebISiu, sntbdIt teire
SrDsnen, etinsnIantia OSer Rarcoteu, it zines Oer
orSstsu befdnnten 9atrrussmtte uno bebt bic ipun'
ssrbare Gioen'daft aud ppm d. bpd6FeR g ps
fsme bebaItsn nrS aiitmi!irt tn iperDsu gBenn Der
slaoen ales @ueere abpstf, 10 ipire 9p9tepGna
bebSlter unn pernaut, unh her in 3in6erd doIerd,
Snr6faII obsr 8nbr wsit bprseI4rittsne gGs
tiert btainut Ipicrt trdftiger ~ psres1l.
SD babe bic ppn Sru. 8eeie pertautts Spsiepand
BEL finbertrauibsiter GusendnSt unb iis ieosm NJ
hern son mtr perprbueteu RGhrunSss
mttteI IbsrteSsR SstUn.hsT. elias ..
RSrtce, Med. Dr. q. s, SoiI.,,,.
So bs,iebs mid auI hie 9cttpren u. 1S. NRlifsn'
bsraer, &bpmaS 3bearer unS ntsle 9Hesrs'
Nercp Wf. Reefe,
gIr. 345, aoionsNoenue, SGltncre
ctn ouen Saupts sNpotbetei. (gaalS o1ieD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-11
Sermif6tes.

Die beuttge 9teuer @tunabme betrra
$215, ,408 unb bic l3oQetuuabme $1,0r6,861.
Ser Prdiibent eruauute 6ru. Sobn $.
gtotrgfone 5um 8uHOesmari4aa fir Sa0s
Carolina.
3ur @inl0iung befimmte Nattonals gauF,
noten TN 8strage BON $456,O0O ltefen
bsute im Sdaeamte Elm.
Commodore RagO, 8efeblsbaber bes Ror.
iOlter 6lottenbaubofss, uus @ommanbeur
W2c9lenlep baben itt 6ei'm Slotteubsparte.
ment gegenietttg oeridtebener Sergebeu be'
i9ulbtgt, unb etuelluteri riudung8s 8sSommiiiOa
LIT ernannt mor6eu.
8aS 6lottenbepartement bat etnen au9s
fiibrlifen Beridlt iiber ben llutergnnJ bes
nGibnelot" nno bie bierauf erfolgenoe triegS,
8ertdtlihe Bro3rifrung bes Commandments
Dtulan erbalteu. aue peieutlideu Buntte
IN 8e3ug uuf bic angeIegenbett fiuO bsreits
berGffentltdlt morben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-11
0Ofalbert@te cue gBaipinatOn.

gbbrtfs Ipauiide5 @eirsSOnia,m, 25 Gents bt,
SIu5te, teiIt Tbspepie. Q52)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-11

&onfanttnopeG, 10. Sult. - Die
Yforte beabfdttgt, BEN ;um &Onium impors
tirten Grtiteln etneu 3oli Don Is Broieut uuO
alien unbrren Smportattonsn etnen ,3o1 pom
s bis 20 Bro;ent au3uerlegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-11
llm9ebnns Nes NntIzG Gbinsfens Geieees,

Gas SdaBamt II benahrt1ttqt oaB neun
@biueieu, rpeldhe aus 8ritii4.s Columbia in
bic Ser. Staaten eeinBeidmnggelt" mOrban
rareu, su Bort Gopnieuo, i'm Gerritorium
@aibington uerbuftet iiuO. Der lmitanO III
ieIbe miro ben Serorbuuugeu oes @eIeBe8 ge'
mdb Die @tnNrtuglinge aus Dem gaHoe ipeOi'
reR lQiIsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-11
aus Der Suubesbauptffabt.
Die Sia'fdbe unterfuebuna.-G. g. Bartlett aa
Gem 3euasnffdnee.

Bu ibtngtou, 10. Sutt.-Sn Der otl''
ifsn llnteriuduug bot Sr. Coleman beute
mebrere iueitere 8elege In Saden Der p6.
Bartlett, Gtobbtns & Comp. an, nm 3u be.
meiien, boB bteie 6trma Die Yldue fir Die
9et3apparate in ben 0tegierungssebdubeu gu
ct. 9Ouis unb @btcuso ielbfi entrparf unO
$4S09 fir etuen jeoen Der Pldue erbielt.
Srdter wur6en ibr Die @Outratte fir bic 9tes
fernug Der 9etsapparate (tn @btcago flir
$94, 1000 uH6 in ct. 2outs fir $146, ,000) 3us
griprodeu, unb Die Dit9lieoer Der Strma
puroen auf oteie gSeiie Superintenbenteu
ibrer etgnen Irbett.- Coleman ertldrte bier.
nit ietne Bemeisfiibrnng i'm Bartlett &
9fobbtHsiden Sale gsidtoiien Uub Sertbets
otgungsannalt Sbomas rtef ben 9rn. .. Z.
Bartlett ans Baltimore auf ben 3eIgenz
ftano. gSie 3euge utittbetlte, 1T bic 6irna
Sa1maro, Bartlett & Comp. Rahfolgerin
Der SStrma Bartlett, &obbtns 81 Comp. uu0
beiteht aus 0aoib 8. Bartlett, G6paro 6.
Bartlett uno Sbos. 6. Sa1nar6. 3euge &c,
bort lett 1880 su Der Sirma uu6 mar oorber
ibr @eiddftsfiibrer. Gtne GuSabl RehHuus
gen puroe bem 3eugen ge3eigt uno er tbentts
fiSirte bieielbeu ais bon ibH ausgeffellt. Sas
III ben 8ofumenten angere6nete Material
let geliefert tporoen. Sas fir bic @rtras4rs
bsit i'm NensYorter BOftamte bernenOete
Diatertal iet iotpstt, ais u0glid), mad ben
@ontraften bered)net tpOroeH, pelhe gerett
unb billtg naren. Die 6irma babe Idon
Sabre ihOu, ebe 3euge DfitgGeb purbe, Nrs
beiten fir bic 8egterung oerrtatet. Cole
man bemerfte bter3u, es let oaun bobe 3ett,
boB au6 nn6ere Strmen etne @bauce erbtels
ten. Sbomas frQgte oen .3eugen, o6 BART
lett, Gobbins & Comp. Dem Srn. 6ta ies
mails einen Bro3entias BON benz @el6e be-
3ublt bdtten, peldes fie fir ibre @rtrare9s
nungen erbielten? Coleman erbob @tnDano
gegen 6ieie Srage unO mad etuem ldngeren
9iSput uer6uberte SbOmas bic Sorm berels
ben oabin, buB er ben 3eugeu fragte, Oh ibm
trgsnb tpeld3e corrupte Sransattoueu 3pis
iden Siu uno Der Sirna betauut ieten.
3euge oerneinte uuO iagte auBetbem, ieiues
g8ifens iet bic Sirma nt9t ipejteq BON 9iQ
begiinlttgt tuor6en. 9rn. Sartletts Greu;s
perb0r tpur1e bis moraeu peridobs... Seni.
s. &euD, etn GngsfeItsr Der SS. Bartlett,
&Obbtns & Comp. bei6rteb bic Wetbobe, In
nelher bic 3eit. Die in oeI 8alttmOrer Berts
ftatten fir bic @rtra,Q QrbeiteH an Re0.Y .YOr<
Ter Yoftamte oerbrnudt murSe, berednet
puroe, unb oas @omtte Uertagta itA 6lnn
big nOrQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-11
@bas. @iams s Co.,
Rr. 10, RprbsSptparbs Strafe,
amti4eu 2eriugtOu. unb Saratogafr.'
Baltimore Wtb.

Sabritanten uns SmpprteHre
firnraiiher Suitrumellte, Sanoo9en,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-11

8ie tiir3lib bonn 9eueralpotmetfer abges
gebsne @ntideibung gegeu Die 2outfauaer
0otterte be3tebt iif oOrlGuftB nur auf yteus
Orleans unb Nep>Yorf, Sr. 9reIbam miro
ipdter entiheiben, oh 6a8 Serbot gegen bic
A6lteferuug regiffrirter 8riefe uu6 ote Quss
3abluug BON Poftanwetiuuse fi9 aud auf
bic Ggenten iener 2otterie in anOeren St6oa
ten beSieht.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-23

a few years ago one or the most impor.
tant coal mines in Pennsylvania caught flre.
Il started slowly but soon obtained such
Roadway that IL spread through the great
er portion Of the entire mine. To food IL
with water would extinguish the 6re. but
/ well nigh ruin the mine; and still the flames
continued 70 Increase. AT that iuncture Z
| young man stepped forward and suggested
that all the entrances aud vent holes 81 fhe
mine be COVERED and secured. thus shutting
on the supply Of air. His advice was fol.
lowed and the flames were finally sub iucd.
~ compare the condition OF this mine
with many phases 81 the human system. 4
most natural and appropriate. +" Fire IN
the blood" u not = mere expression. n ~ 4
most serious fact. How IL originates. Il
may ~ impossible 70 say: hut tat Il burns
ana RACES with an increasing ia ". tie one
who q IT. victim only too painfully knows.
me Lne o,oou y the life. - II designed BY ma
ture ~ purify, strengthen and sustain the
system. it Il too often made the channel
through which poison and deal are trans
ported. Poisonous acids coming through
the veins and Or cries infIame and cause :
nre just - y a - the one which existed in
The A'ain 70 become weak ana III. Nerves
un:trung; they carry pains 70 the muscles
ana leave oEonieS IN tine joints: they bring
obstruction instead OF g. enr.h: they de-
vastate Che very PORTIONS ol the body that
most require help. and thew Ia - !, a. = ~
proach Of death IN its most hor, lille form.
These things have been felt ~ ,nnu,nc,r.
BE people who have been the victims II
rheumatic disorders. and the aConic< they
have endured confirm this description
There q but one way by when fhis flre
IN the blood can be extincu;sh.d. ma t1,.f
70 BY shutting on the supply II fhrSc not
oonous acids. Tho Tactic. 1.-the ana irrir
acidx come In 70 the blood through the liver
ana kidneys, and they remain II solution |
IN the blood producing lnlIa r1maforv rsr,,.
matism, sciatica, lumIago. nruralcis. ro,,f |
and all rheumatic fevers ana nifccfion~-
when they arc deposited as VI ittv CRYSTALS |
~ and near the Joints, they cnuse nrficular Il
rheumatism; when IL the muscles. rnuscn- /
tissues covering tho norvte. <ciafIcs. v,bes,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-23

80 - n. :. -
"e Post-oincc pn NE opposite sac q
sne same plaza y ~ insflln('on q enc
ncs. ekkFata'inR cnnrarter. conducted
s,r'ct'y on re Mexican Mahnnn prlnci'
p'cs' ni.noukn niontcrey mas now
many io.c'8n residents there n not 2
cIers 7 ue once VINO understands =
W.T." !" my language out spanish, %
Gan rem otncr IMAM MEXICAN names.
~ ~. cP"n,sh niphspct uofs not con-
y: s.,n ~ ~ Ene.!sn letters (ior instance
nns y" ~. ~ arc W ana - ~
~ pe mistakes tney perpetunIiy
nHke ~ enough 70 make IN angel
weep - course Mexican ladies never
~ % ne po~t-oihce' ana an .Amer1-
c"n" s'e'uFes ~ ~ ~ poiu tning-
'ern"Is ~ne viii o. waited upon. AFTER
n."'."k 'ccn severely stared ~ ana al
&C. fnep ABOUT the premises are frst
reFse InsF, = ~ urop-iet'cr system
NM 70 c,'y nshvcry- you desire 81
communicate ~ letter Win . person ~
nv same Town, no amount OF persua.
."n q nun'uer % poStaSe-stamps viii
Ino".e 'ne powers tnat % 20 put Your
In's,'sc ~" ~ oox. WINE postage 20
rs t.n'cu STATES tannun ana Europe
= OILY IN cents PSI nn''-ounce. y =
,"cny-nse cents 20 any o!her part 81
Nie>i1o, y Only across the line from one
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-23

We RECOMMEND Ely'z Cream BoIm
1919 cure Tor Catarrl! Il called for, ana
service by making IT. virtues known -
snosc nmictd with this loathsomo ii~ease.
Ior which y 4 in most instances 4 ncrfe~{
cure; PECK bnos., Druggists, Grand Ran.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-23

William Mather. who was IA thi.
country under commission from the
fvti~h Government. 10 investigate and
: r upon the condition and progress
q. technical education in America. finds
IN the United States "a manufacturing
skill and engineering ingenuity that can
not b. observed anywhere else in The
WORT ~ ~ Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-23

HAVE known and watched the use 81
hwift's Specific q. 8. 81 for over fifty
years, and never have known or heard 81
- failure 70 cure any case Of Blood Poison
when properly taken.
n. Il DkNxARD, Perry. O..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-23

I HAVE been using swifts Specific ISL
,. and find Il TO BE- the best remedy or III,
k,nd that have ever been able TO get, and
have tried them all.
JOHN TIscHrR, 81 II. ). Cavalry.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-23

NOTICE the members OF the Tolc IA
Ball Club are little Wild said 4 younv
sport They ought Toledo Z diiferenf
life-n was the reply.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-23

SATURDAY always reminds ono Of fhe
wooden thing shoemakers use when they
make sick folks shoes IL The last " tke
weak.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-23

RCsHnoRE, O.--Dr. a. Pare saws. ~
have prescribed Browns Iron Biifcrx m
several instances, and II each cass obtained
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-23

An effective medicine Tor kidney AZ.
eases, low fevers and nervous prosfration.
s .a1 well worthy Of trial. Il Browns Iron
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-23

n SuccEss b tho tru- tes; OF merit. Il 4
settled fact that t" Brorn's bronchial
1rgcnes" have no equal Tor the prompt re-
Sold only IN b0xes. Price 70 cents.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-23

1out. No other book on Pioneer LIE a.
sproachos it IN vividness Of descripfion.
purity and vigor Of style, accuracy 81 AZ.
tail and fascination Or the Story. The e.
ceIlcnt introduction By DR.. Rfdpath, writ
zen "a ne proverbially accurate and fasci-
volume. The Publishers, who are ~ old Ara
reliable nrm, want agen's 20 take orders Tor
thework-- Cincinnati Commercial Goeeffe.
ALTHOUGH the lower animals can not talk
they arc nearly al tail-bearers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-23

Tko~~> ~>->- ~
$50.
E<'1@< 80 Ao<I
With fever and oxur.
- l.f1inu~ ~~-s..~-~
~
Y1te11 nay yr1
b frcc1 from ~
r,alIrnanf vlrus wilh
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-01-20
the C. a. C. RAILROAD.

The Chicago Times of Jan, 1st con-
tains very lengthy and instructive
account of the Carson h Colorado
railroad, now in process of construc-
ton.
The Times says: "If there is one
section Of country which more than
the other requires the construction of
railroads to cause development Gifts
resources it is this rugged and mount
ainous district. Every difficulty sur
rounds the transporting of sny
considerable amount of freight by
wagon, and the resources are bound
to remain comparatively undevelop-
ed. But as soon as railway construc,
ton takes place then various mineral
wealth is brought to light and the
valley made to pay tribute to the in
dustrious husbandman and stock.
grower. Although pushing railways
among the mountain ranges is very
expensive it is generally remunerative
to the investors in such species of
property. The freight Is of such a
character usually as to permit q fair
percentage of the use of capital thus
employed. The patrons ofsuch roads
are generally well enough satisfied to
have q railroad at all, without cavil-
ing and forcing rates down to an
unremunerative point, as has been
the case in many granger districts
This is one of the reasons why such
road as the Carson and Colorado,
which is being we'll built, though as
economically as the topography of the
section being trsversed by it permits,
will become a good paying road.
Another reason why the Carson and
Colorado will be, if it ia not already,
paying property, is that the terri
tory trave t4dp by it is excessively
wealthy in 4 as.sisffgals, and the valleys
are very prodet live and we'll watered,
besides being a very attractive field
for the tourists"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-01-20

NO man, says an English
writer. ever enjoyed life more keenly
than Anthony Trollope. He was
full of common sense, yet ludicrous-
ly obstinate aud pcryerse- roaring and
spluttering, ana wholly incapable of
argument. Once he and party of
friends were in conclave in Henley
Some subject of importance was being
considered, and some one made II
Suggestion. Trollope, engaged in
conversation at the other end of the
room, at once raised his head and his
voice. ~ differ from you entirely"
he roared like a bull at a red rag.
81 differ frcm you entirely! What
was it you ssid9"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-01-20
the COLORADO RIVER.

Hon. Eugene Howell, OF Lincoln
county, has introduced resolution
asking Congress to appropriate $685.
900 for the purpose of improving the
Colorado River. Notwithstanding
the statements of Mr.. Cassidy, re-
gsrding the insignificance of the
Colorado, this stream 10 navigable in
the Spring for one hundred miles
along the southeastern boundary OF
the State, and the sum applied for
would make navigation possible a
much greater distance during the
whole year. We, in the western part
of Nevada, have not the same interest
in the improvement of the Colorado
as have the citizens OF Lincoln coun.
ty, but we have an indirect interest in
the general welfare and advance Of
the state. and an increase of prosper.
ity in that section would in meas
ure be felt by us. Altogether there
are two hundred and ten miles of
our State boundary which consists OF
this river, and the expenditure of the
sum named in the resolution would
supply, in addition to the increased
facilities for navigation and the con.
seqsent increase of trade incidental
thereto, . system of water power
which would add greatly to the man
ufacturing interests of the country,
and correspondingly to its actual
wealth.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-01-20
.GIad News for the Unfortnnate.''

The world renowned "Henry's Spe
cific" positively cures all cases OF
Nervous Debility and all weakness OF
the generatIve organs. In a varied
practice of over thirty years In treat
ing mems diseases and disabilities,
DR.. Henry has met with unparalleled
success, having treated during that
time upward of forty thousand pa
tients, and in no instance without
success when Specific was used as
directed. The "Specific" is in the
form of pills, is pleasant to take aud
does not interfere with business pur
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sent free of detection, securely sealed,
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dress all communications to Wheel
er & Co, chemists, 149 East Twenty
Seventh street, New York City.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-01-20
The New Baby.

What an excitement follows the
news of new arrival in neighbor-
hood i'll the form of baby-espec
tally among children and ladies of
uncertain age. They soon discover
that they are nearly dying to see the
little cherub and forthwith go to the
druggists tor dozen boxes of Sway
ne's Pills, which purify the blood.
remove all distractions, and bring
the rich color OF health to the pale
cheek, Unlike others, they neither
grippe or produce nausea. An inval-
liable medicine for nearly all the va
rinus diseases flesh is heir to- Your
druggist keeps them on sale.