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MIKE PATCHETT.
A ROMANCE OF THE GOLD FIELDS
BY b. /. FARJEON.

AUTHOR OF BLADE o. GRASS" "GRIF." DREAD
CHEESE AND KISS Es," JOSHUA
MARVEL" DC, &C.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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IN ro.MoRRows SUNDAY MERCURY.
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WHAT uARPEns MAGAZINE SAYS:

It has beeu said as though high praise that tho
of Dickens has upon Mr. Farjeon tits mis-
ne he wears 40 casLoG clothing. II less humor plays
49, ,e there absence OF that either
his peneratc further into tho secrets OF sonLlfe
ans his feeling effectively perhaps, bus
more desoiy our nature" ~ uarper's Magazine
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p,ev,ou,lv ocknowledged $1G722 81
Raised by the little folk about the state Luna.
t I A xoyrd i'oH'o"' ~ 90 ' 80 10 90
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Post ONCE NOTICE..

RE SURE TO GET ToMoRRow's SUNDAY
MERCURY.
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CiueIts
CROWN COLLARS and CUFFS and MONARCH ShlhIA
sold Oy leading dealers
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Total Sept. 81. 1853 Sl0''5z 81
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Colgate IL Cos
Violet Toilet Water.
For the handkerchief nlOltl
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etc 6galement a%pprtciees par tous
les medecins francais qui ont etudie
les prophecies de cette eau. La
source Apollinaris a deja etc en-
ploy6e avec success dams les hopi-
taux de Paris. LAcademie de Ne
decline ell a reconnu rutilite ct lui a
dome. droit de cite en- France, IA
veur, qui CONNIE OH lie salt, nest
accordee qua I'm tres petit nombre
de sources etrangeres.
II est done de notre devoir de
signaler a rattention du public cette
eau min6rale capable de rendre de
grands services, dams les maladies
chroniques, ct qui ne tardera pas a
prendre lie premier rang parmi les
produits hydrologiques qui solicit
tent rhonneur de tigurer sur nos
tables.
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week made at home by the in.
40 dustriOus. Best business now be-
fore the public Capital not need.
led. We will start you. Men, wo-
men. boys and girls wanted every
where t" work for US. Now is the
time. You can work in spare time. or give
your whole time to the business. No other
business will pay You nearly MS we'll. No one
can fail to make enormous pay, BY engaging
at once. Costly outfit and terms tree. Money
made fast. easily. and honorably. Address
True 4 Co., Augusta, Maine.
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III. HOFFMAN,.
Dealers In

FURNITURE, Hardware, Paints, Oils
y Window glass, Wallpaper, Lime, Sand
Plaster, Cement. Metallic, rose wood, immi
tattoo black walnu Collins, also cypress
cOtins made to order, sc, &c.
In connection with A. H HOFFMAN,, Cat-
met Maker and Repairer of all kinds of fur
nlture. Nam Street,
l5-jan76 ly Bet. jackson and St Philip.
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IloTAnY JoD Pass.

Ayant tout lie matericl necessaire. nous SOM
mes 4 name d'eNGcuter tour les ouv-ages ty-
pographiqucs qni nous seront comics Les
brets d'avocat. cartes d'atiai1es. cntetes de
features, tickets d'habitation. blancs, circn-
laires. etc. scront im,rimts dams lie plus BRET
delai ct a DIES pix lnodeves.
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L'EAU ~UAPOLLINARIN.

LEAC VApOLLINARIN.
On parle beaucoup, depuis quel-
ques annees, de reau d'Apollinaris
tres repandue Ell Angleterre ct qui
jouit dune grande reputation daDs
lie traitement de certaines affections
chroniques DIES votes digestives.
D'apres ranalyse du professeur
Bischotf, confirmee lans pAcademie
de Medicine de Paris, cette eau &C.
cupe une position mixte entire les
eaux min6rales bien connues. Ellie
Ell differe dependant par la compo.
sition plus heureuse de ses clements
CONSTITUTES. II y a Ell effet, dams la
sourced'Apoll;naris, une proportion
plus elevee d'acide carbonique, tan
dis que la clorure de sodium ct lie
carbonate de chaux Y sOnt cOntenus
Ell bien moins grande quantite que
dams la plupart DIES eaux minerales
qui sont journellement employees
pour Pusage de la table.
LIE docteur James Palfrey, mede-
Gin du London Hospital, dit : Etant
habitu6 depuis plusieurs annees a
peau de Seltz, je considerais d'a-
berd avec %septicisme les prophecies
tant vant6es derApou Water ;
mails apres metre rendu compile
par moi-m6me, J'ai trouv& cette eau
tres rafraichissante, ct laissant
dams la bOuche une sensation de
fraicheur des plus agreables. Je
puts Ell outre afirmer, apres une
etude consciencieuse, que cette eau
convent parfaitement dams lie trail
tement lie la dyspepsia goutteuse
ct DIES autres affections de meme
nature.
Dams P~interessante discussion
qui a Occupe rAcad6mie de Mede-
cine, ell 1877, sur retiologie de la
tieyre tyrhOide, NJ. lie dOcteur NcSl
Gueneau de Mussy Il demontre que
les eaux potables qui avaient etc
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Ell contact avec
les 6gouts constituaient un danger
reel pour Ia population, ct il a APP
pele rattention de rautorit6 I'LL &c
sujet. Les acadGmiciens qui ont pris
part a cette remarquable discussion
ont ennis DIES opinions Oversees sur
la nature du poison typique, mails
lis ont ste 4 peu pres unanimes 4
reconnaitre que la fie1re typhoide
6tait lie plus solvent produite par
pintroducti0n dams Economic dune
eau impure contenant DIES matieres
OrganiQue Ell decomposition. Ce
point etant acquis, il est permits de
dire, que pemploi exclusif dun eau
mlnerale n~aturelle assortment pure
constitute un preventif contre la tie-
vre typhoTde ct la plupart dies au-
tres affections susceptibles d'etre
communicates par lie contage. L'eau
d'Appollinaris peut etre employee
dams ces conditions avec le plus
grand avantage. Grace i son eff.
feryescence ct 4 sa saveur acidulee, !
ellie est tres facilement acceptee
pour pusage ordinaire de la table.
Nous dirons meme qu'elle est tres !!
agreeable & boire, ce qui ne gate rien.
Ces qualities qui nous sont sigma
lees par les savants strangers, ont
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HOTEL DES ETRAVGEBSs
E~ncOignure dies rues Green ct Thibodaux.

- ~
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DENTAL NOTICE.
"a

7 J. DA1GRE, DENTIST HAS LOCA:
~ Gated in town permanently and WI
perform all operations appertaining to ms
professions at very moderate prices. e..
He will also practice in the surrounding
country and adjoining Parishes when called
for.
Office /: Corner of St. Philip and Thibodsax
81. The best Of reference given.
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their opportunities remain IN poverty. We Of
fer q great chance to make money. We want
many men, women boys and girls to work for
do the work properly from the first start. The
business will pay more than ten times ordiNa-
~ wages. Expensive outfit furnished free.
No one who engages fails to make money rap
idly. You can devote your whole time to the
work, or only your 5spare moments. Full ill.,
formation and all that is needed sent tree.
Address STINsON T. Co., Portland, Maine.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-20
Two Men of UnbOunded EgOtism.

We were talking ofthe egotism ofgreat
men, and an ex-senator said: "A lady
Of my acquaintance once wrote Roscoe
Conkling a note when he was in the
senate with me, asking permission TO
bring her little girl to see him. de re-
pied in a courteous note, naming the
hour at which he would receive her. AZ
the hour named the lady and the child
stood before him. MARY" said the
mother to her child, this is the great
senator Conkling,." Yes, little Mary,
said Lord Roscoe. with a yovian smile
meant to be encouraging, but remem-
ber," solemnly lifting his forehnger,
that there is a greater than Senator
Conkling." We laughed, aud then q
regular army colonel said: II emem-
Der that on the morning Of the darkest
davs Of the war | met Charles sumner
on the avenue, and stopping him., said
Senator, is there any news this morn
inQg" None, I.believe," he Rraveiy re
sponded, except that / am q little BET
ter this morning" i had forgotten tnal
he was neutrality-suspicious. PHI
adelphia Record.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-20

The Quotations Of the last several
weeks have tended to make everybody
NOR cautious, and this renders money
somewhat tighter than formerly, su
there IS plenty to be bad at low rates on
good security. The buyers for fall trade
are getting lower prices than they ex-
2ected, and lower than the iobbers an
ticipated. still, there is no general
pressure upon the market that forces
goods of at a loss 10 either manufAetur-
ers or iobbers. There are crackers, OF
course, who, disappointed in schemes
Of expected profits, CRY out that a pan
&c Is coming; but they simply magnify
personal losses into general disaster
While everything in trade seems 70 b
about at the bOCbOm there Is really moth
ing to create apprehension Low price
benefit the great mass Of consumers an
% long a. there Is a margin Of prot
il eft for ths sellers. danger is not yer.
near.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-20

enclosed the arena. other nnndrl
on from the roofs Of the state house 1
adjoining buildings. The arena I
SPACIOUS and gave full advantage 70
,lancers 10 do their best. The Wild
and ghosts in the. old churchy'
danced with no ms cal and fury
ram O'shanter thu I'D the Zuni
their large audiei =. Dancing arOl
the may. pole conClgde The ceremol
Each Of the IL chiefs krh one Of
long ribbons attached to the pole I
they dance around the 10 until
ribbons are thoroughly tn isted- N
the dancing is reversed and The ribb'
UNFINISHED. When this was done Y
asked the crowd, throughSss inter-
ter. IL the pole was well twisted and
work was well done and we all claF'
our hands and the Zuni's cup OF q
was full aud running over. 1 forged
| mention that the lovely briie OF Mod
yuma, Lupeta Archuletia, the fair "
wehe, was dressed in a beautiful VI
! dress, latest style and very expeu3
| Her hNJ was highly ornamented.
wore a pair Of new shoes OF reasnhd
good material. With 30 much civil
ton fxinga old Montezuma would 4
ly have recognized his bride. She
ried the two brilliant silk handkercl
in the same way as the men.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-20
QUEER TRAVLER.
From Massachusetts 20 California
and Back In q Spring Wagon.

Prom Massachusetts 20 California
and Back In . spring Wagon
W. B. johnson, a hardy-looking old
man nearly so years Of rye, drove into
Davenport on his way to Webster, Mass,
from California Mr.. johnson is known
in many Of these cities between here
and the Pacific coast. Several years ago
he wen to California, driving through
in a light spring wagon TO which n
horse was attached. On Jane l, 1882,
be left Eureka, on h Pacific coast, driv-
ing direct TO San Franeiso, thence to
Sacramento, through Stockton he
then started eastward, going by the way
Of Nevada City, Hennis Pass, Verdi,
Weber Lake and Reno to Ogden, where
he arrived on Sept. %, aud put up for
the winter. He left Ogden in May, 1888,
and since then has followed the line Of
ailroads TO this place, coming through
Omaha, Council Bluffs and Des MOines,
He will drive over the river, and con-
time on his trip home.
He drives the sane horse he LEFT the
East with; has the same wagon and Is
followed BY the sAme dog. Two years
ago he bought a COW, which he has KEEP
with him ever since, and which 10 shoc
with iron shoes. Her milk goes a good
ways towards paying Lis expenses. Thin
animal Of late has grown very Cross, anc
lets no one but her master approach
her. She svinees the deepest attach
5 msnt for him, however. rubbing be
head fondiy agAingt him and licking N
/ clothes whenever he approaches. John
/, son carries al his own cooking utensils
stops whenever he feels 90 disposed
u and travels when the notion takes him
p When travelling he averages TWEEN
"a ty-6ve miles per day. On reaching hom
he viii send for his Wifs, who b nov /
Eureka with relatives. and settle dOwI
never 10 take such another uip. b
&c neither carries rev0lvers guns, an
be yet has never been molested- He b
az man gilmore than ordinary i~ntsligene'
an very collected and conservative IN b
statements, and proposes 70 write q boo
giving a fun and detailed account Of b
TIP u win certainly Be Interesting
Davenport Gazette.
"
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-20

The total number CT immigrants land
ing at the port Of New York for the
eight months ended Aug. 81, was 2s4,-
O66. This was a decrease of 1872 from
the number landed during the CORE
spending period last year. Each month
Of the year, with one exception, showing
a falling of in the nu nber, compared
with last year. The .otal immigration
last year was more than $4,000. II is
not probeble that the total number this
yea will exceed $4,000, but this num-
Der is far in excess Of the average num-
Der during the last ten years.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-20

The mercantile agencies, pretty iair
authority, report the autumn trade as
generally favorable. Business through
out the country has been well main
tanned. the bank exchanges indicating q
considerable increase over the CORE
spending week Of last year, and there
are certainly indications Of increased &C
tivity at many leading centers. The
condition of the money market seems
favorable and the year is certainly Ike
ly to be n of vast production.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-20

Four days from St. Paul TO Portland
Oregon, the eastern and western termi-
ms of the Northern Pacific railroad, is
now the schedule time, and it may be
snent N palace sleepers and luxurious
dining cars, amidst entraN clng scenery
and with the minimum of fatigue or IN
convenience. The Pacific coast will now
be a fayorite winter resort for the peo-
ple of what has heretofore been known
as the northwest.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-20

A writer on India claims that III that
b needed 70 place India ahead Of Amer
lea as the cereal Rranaiy Of Europe is
the reduction Of rates Of freight on the
railroads Of thai country 10 correspond
10 our rates Of freight from the west to
the eastern states and the seabOard. The
grain rates on the Indian railroads are
three times as high a. those On our lines,
and this Is one reason Why the United
States rather than India deies eompsti-
ton in the grain marketsof Europe. The
wheat crop Of India already approaches
that Of the United States in magnitude.
amounting to $50 900 bushels annual
~, or about th~ree-quarters Of our own
That country could undoubtedly expans
the crop 100, o ,O00 bushels or the sup
ply Of Europe, II there was a demanl
for il at attractive prices. The Amer
can prairiss have the lead Of a few yeal
in time and in centuries in intelligenc
and probably viii not be beaten in tn
race, though earnest efforts are beir
made in Bombay 10 induce the India
railways 70 make reduction on cereals
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-20

The September Century makes this
prediction for New York: That before
another century passes its population
will surpass that Of London, and that 1t
will be the uurivaled center Of finance
and commerce, Of luxury and fashion,
Of art and literature-the heart and
brain. in a word-oftha civilized world"
This seems to be concu"ve, but what
will become Of London IL all this time
Will the New Zealander be sitting on
London bridge viewing the ruins OF 81
PauPs." or will London be in process o.
decadence, instead Of unexaDpled ad'
vaneement. as al the present time.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-20

The spectacle of the president OF the
limited States walking about the halls
and piazzas Of Hotel Lafayette, at Lake
Mipnetonka, and heartily greeting
friends and acquaintances, and cordially
shaking hands with al those presented
70 bim-was astonishing to Wizards Tor
eipn guests. Rulers in the old country
.sdon't do such things, you know"
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-20

There was a heavy frostin many parts
Of New England on the Sd inst doing
considerable damage in some localities.
In these localities the drouth has been
quite serious and with the late drouth
and the early frost the agricultural out
look ia not over cheerful.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-20

The population of Java is 100000.
rat ne loss Of $1,000 by voicanie
eruptions and earthquakes has not oe-
Donulated the country to any great eA-
tent. however frightful the catastrophe
really was.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-20

sick-hsad-achs patients are recommended
.hrss glasses Of lukswarm water. 10 Be
mullowsd In rapid sucss1ion. and to Be
followed Immediately By q glass OF hot
mustard water. The effect Il at times very
beneficial and quite astonishing 10 the ur-
initiated.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-20

The number Of Storage passenger
landed at Castle Garden for August was
96,s1l; for the same month last year
. 1e5: for the seven months Of the pre-
sent al 2s4, 946, for the same Tune
L., var 9t3. 5ls-a decrease Of 5s,512.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-20

W. was broken into recently, and be
~ en- S9oOa and $500 worth Of postage stamps
and 800 in money stolen. The large iron
: 10. weighing 1, 500 pounds, was blown open
a, d destroyed. The appearances Indicate
thst The thieves were professionals.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-20

Queen victoriAs recovery nom the e.
kcts Of her hu on The stairs Of Windsor
castle, nearly ave months ago, Is o al
most complete. Her general heath has
psatly improved and she b In god spirits
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-20

Asher B. Durand thso ldsFt Of the Amer
icun paintsn, has recsntly cslshutsd hs
drkt1-es4enth birthday.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-20

dillon uothrook Sanford.
sova tnffnisn. died reef
serl MI
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-08-02
How to Buy Watcrmellous.

The Ca iforni. Agriculturalist de-
votes a column to telling people
how to purchase watermellons.
Ab"ut the best way to purchase in
Nevada is to form a joint stock
company with say ten or fifteen re-
sponsible families represented,
purchase the melon and divide it
up pro rata. This plan does not
bankrupt any one family. A regu-
lar j int stock association can be
formed for Summer business with
say 10000 shares ION paper) and
by shorting the stock in July a
nice clean up can be made in
August. This Office has facilities
for printing stock certificates At
reasonable rates. II tho G. P. r.
K. Can be induced to join the pool
there will DO . saving Of about Is
per cent. on freight.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-08-02
nj. Co.elus,e..

Reno milk-men claim that the
following from the Sacramento
Record Union does not apply over
bore. The substitution of the
rrnckee river for the wind mill
might make it look more natural j:
Yesterday morning as = milk wagon
was being driven rapidly through
Tenth street, an inebriated indi
vidual rushed from tho side walk
exclaiming. Prank. slack up; I
want to see tina: painting on the side
Of your wagon. The vender Of the
tactical fluid, evidently proud Of the
beautiful landscape, representing
his dairy farm, which lad been
painted on his wagon by a first
class artist, halted as requested.
The intoxicated individual, appar-
emily connoiseur of art, gszed at
the painting intently for few mo.
menfs, when he remarked, Zine
egant residen CO, beauti-
full lawn, luxuriant grass, only
three cows That wind mill must
havs to work like h-ll."-[ Gazette. |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-08-02
The Multfeharxe Gan.

New YORK, Aug. The multi
charge gun, which is expected to
revolutionize cunning, is At Com
munipaw Yard. where crowds Of
curious and interested persons have
visited it. The gun vi ! be taken
to Sandy Hook to-day for Govern
ment tests. OF the Government
appropriation Of S3O,0O0, about
s., 900 have been used for powder.
s., 600 for projectiles and about
S., 900 for implem ents and trans
There are SIS, 900 still
remaining in the Treasury for fur.
thsr testing. if necessary. Sand
bu,tes will be used in the first tests,
thus securing tho recovery Of the
projectiles. which are very expen-
sive, being covered with . jack
ss Of copper. Iron targets will
be used afterwards. Reports of
he results are to be made to Con-
greSs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-08-02
One Thousand.

This % the name of . new COM
poand made for identifying the
shin, probably called 30 because one
thousand women ont of every one
thousand and one use it. Il can he
tound no where in the State # Ne
vada except 1t Fosters drug store,
Ae being the SOC agent for the sale
81 the compound. No woman who
has ever tried it uses anything
slse. Il removes freckels, tan and
Oh blotches and disco orations of
he skin BY putting the pores in ,
healthy state. ,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-08-02
twenty one yards rise :
Miss Lou Addison, tho ta'ente,

Miss Lou Addison, tho ta'ented
young CONS ock artist, . young
lady we'll known here, has sent her
father. Judge D. o. Addison, sew
eral fine specimens of her skill in
figure pieces, still life and land
scape. Miss Addison has been in
san Francisco for several months
king lessons from some of the
best artists on the coast, and her
work shows that she has taken ad-
vantage Of her opportunities. ~ it
displa, es wonderful improvement.