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Notice 10 Lien Holders.

To all peaons holding lions b; Judsment or other.
wise on the real eAIAte, or any part thereof Of
the wheeling Grape Sugar and RednIng Com.
pAny; :
- pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court of
Ohio County, West Virginia. made In csttse thcrS.
In pending, 10 subject the real estate Of said
wheeling Grape sugar and Refining CompSny d
the atiGaction Of the liens thereon you are mere.
and each Of you against the said Wheeling tIfape
sugar aud Refining Company, which arc Hens On
is real estate any part Of IL for adjudication 10
me. At my office, In the City Of wheeling, Ohio
county. west Virginia, on OF before "wednesday,
the 18Th day Of July, 1883
Given under my hand this 18th day OF June, 1854.
.-s.tg JOSEPH r. PAUL., =,
iel2 ~ Commissioner
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BY DIT. ffAAltr Q MuRIc VIHHutnL Uufts
a by magic, Pimples Black Heads or
Grubs, BlotcheS, and Erupaona on the Face,
leaving the akin clear, healthy, and 'beauti.
tui. Also cures Lob, Salt Rheum, Gore Nip.
pies, Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
sores, etc. ....
Sold By all druggists and mailed on receipt
OF price, 80 cent?. l.'--
!. r. shifk and Logan & Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and r. K. McConahey, Agent at
Bridgeport, ~, D4W
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vnnsy and Liver Diseases and Rheumatism
,I,Is.l] Terribly-"EOIhing seemed 70 help me;
:oaId SOt geIOlEOi bed. Dr. st!a s ssTSd ms
Wheeling. w. Va. :
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GLADYS, Countess Of Lonsdale, has not
allowed her bereavement her husband died
February, 1882 to dim too severely her
toilets at Ascot. She wore on one day gray
cashmere and on another mauye silk.
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should Be shielded From Politics.

We believe the university should be
shielded from political influence, and II
what the ISTEILIoRScER says be true, an
investigation should be had. We fancy,
however, the grapes are little sour.
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surLons yr4AIlzrR is what you need for
Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness and
all symptoms Of Dyspepsis: Priee 10 and Is
cents per bottle. Sold BY heLatn Brothers,
and Alsx. J, Young 1tW
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CArARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured by shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
50 cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by Nc
Lain Brothers, and Alex. 7. Young. p4w.
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IT seems that machines as well as men
work harder here than in Europe. The
Rdiltpdy Gazette says that 100 locomotives
here do as much as lS1 in Germany, 139 in
Switzerland and 40 in Austro- Hungary.
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MEDICAL
HEAR THE WITNESSES!


u,,.,1hsd spent a. least ave hundred
e. or ss S 1.HY q su sS ss' s9caca
ntn EnSSa III my best friends advised me thAt ne
@ 81 dss o. aSSFpHss1in Draw '. 1ss
Ts D. NC ~ con ii feel change for tho bet
' H. to $ SSSA E.d ,sfsu 4 S sse
PhrgDAihih " - healed and ny akin began 70
: nssr 'Pps1auISc Pst a5s ,S Ss
BAD uLen on oI the disease remaining, ahd IecI
dd , have EI xoSa. s. e ny
sounts u Ht 5,,, have recommended Il to
Td az. S2 tys instance With s complete s ;,a saG
cIt l bs!eIs ''~' G. Il. SMILEY.
IG'hbIe diSe'Ae' Quincy, III.
,b., swIl.'s Specific saved my lie.
AZ sgty noisossd with Malaria, and WAS given
"a H il y.SiiIs specific relieved me pfonptly
S'S NJ; IhlhE 1t the greatest remedy OIL
asEe C. q. SPENCER, n 4
sup't Gas Works, Rome Ga. I
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TEE Rev. George H. Thaysr, Of Bourbon,
Ind, says "Both myself and wife owe our
lives TO shiloh's Consumption Cure Sold
BY McLAin Brothers, and Alex. 7. Young.
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sH1toH's couon and Consumption Cure is
sold by US on guarantee. It cures con.
sumption. Sold by McLain Brothers, and
Alex. T. Young. p4w.
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How can house be clear Of ants, reaches,
bedbugs, etc? By Hunts Insect Powder.
Price 25 ctI At all druggists. XII.
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arc immensely strengthened by the use Of
Or. r, v. Pierce's "Fayorite prescription"
which cures all female arrangements, and
gives tone 70 the system. Sold BY druggists.
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SUMMER MUSIC BOOKS
For Summer Resorts.

Yes, It's undoubtedly good plsn to take with
you 10 the summer home q well selected set Of mu.
dc boot1 iot singing and for playing.
Gems OF English Song.
best mi5uellGntous selection q popular SongS. with
accompaniment, extanL
Minstrel Songs, Old and New.
o. boards q % cloth. Beat aud only Collection
Of the worldwide, famous Plantation, jubilee and
Minstrel Songs.
Beauties OF Sacred Song.
O. boards. a260 cloth. Admirable asemblaRe
q the SE0etsst sIeEed lJIics Piano OF Organ &c.
For Playing. take.
Musical FaI0rite.
ga boards. $3.50 clothl New and very well
chosen collection Of tiAno pieces Of medium din.
Guilty.
GINS s O. O. STRAUSS sEIS =, Each 81 boards, saO
The The v S brThisst Piano nuls ppSiIshsd Ne.
Beptonl q thirty other GrGt clGn collections sent
In Pres and Nearly Ready:
A GRAND BOOK OF WAR SONGS.
For Camp TlreS, and all G. A. R. meeting. Lock
Any book mailed postpaid, torrsilpr.es.
OLIVER DITsoN & CO., Boston,
VI 81 lsSsaNsy, Kew York. !sls1ay
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PHrucrAxs say II combines all the desidsr
ala Of every ferruginous tonic prtscribed BY
every school Of medicine. Browns 1ron
Bitter .- ~ raw
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A NASAL injector free with each bottle Of
shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so centS.
Sold by McIAin Brothers and Alex T. Young.
~ EslF 9' pGW
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FoR lame Back, Side or Chest use shiloh'G
Porous Plaster. Price Is Cents. Sold by Nc.
lain Brothers, and Alex. I. Young. p4W
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) MARRIxeEs.AnD DEATas
That Have Reeeatly OecuFred in This
state and yieiniiy.

il Cromwell Gregory % saflh Z. baftetL poth y
1 W,P. Campbell, Of Cumberland, Nd, % MAfy
Duke, Of ChIIlestown. By Rev. Dr.. A. Q. Hopkins
| JuneiS, At Charleston. -.
MGrtlnSbuH. by Rev. p. s. Penick, June 10;
william BreedIoye 70 Cordelia 1sner. both Of
Tsyiorco, 81 Rev. Y Y. Prtchard, June
J.E Mevlckef 70 Minnie A. LuIls. both Of Bar
Leopold B. Pahl TO Louis l. Johnson, Doth o.
Lubbock, at Parkefsburs, By Rev. VIM. H. cooper
w ". T. sharp, NJ D., Of volcano 70 Alice Tayen.
ner, Of EGrkersbuR, BY Rsy: 3: A; Glbson. June Il
VI. HaYAlter 70 Helen N. Pell. BY Rev. D. r
Eoftney. Juns Il, both Of Preston 60. q,
A. J. Whetsell 10 elizabeth Welch, BY Rev. j. W.
HGFJiisty, June II, both Of Preston 90.
Aaron J. Bennett 70 Phoebe r. Posey By Rev. D.
B1tten, June1I. Both Of BrAxton co.
Dr. JAmesA. LAIew, Of PocAhantAs CO., % Lillian
3. LveIAy Of Green6ner co., BY Rev. James H.
". A. Henderson TO Mrs. Mary B. Rean. Of
Monroe CO.. BY Rev. II. II. Ritlnger; June Il.
EdAr o, Given 70 Fannie v. 0'Neil, both OF Mon
roe co BY Rev. John H. simpson, June Il,
Sheriff C. B. Carney, Of Marion CO., 70 Carrie
BGumberger, Of Monroe CO., o., June ID
i ssn, s q DsanI.Sa o. Sy 81 %
VIM MI l. Cox 70 Laura H. Courtney, both OF Mon.
onEaliA CO, BY Rey; 7. H Trainer, June ~ n al,
June IL Lloyd Z. Bennett 70 Marcia v. Day,
8 simpkins, Of Warrington. 10 sallie Lsuden, Of
LSudensyille, At Cameron, By Rev. Daniel Coal
4. G. sa.terleld TO Cynthia RlnArd, at Rllenboro,
| by Rev. 3. Z. DAwson, May 81.
| A. L. CotbIn 70 Emma J. Rortell, At Elenborp,
| BY Rev. g. Z. Dawson, June 10.
Eager StAtbuck 70 RJenA Z. Renict, by Rev. A.
n. AppetOe. June 10. Both ofEicholAs co:
william P, Scott TO Belle Work both OF Marion
CO., BY Rev. ". q. Wiley, June47
q. lGrifith, Of 81. George 70 laura Wolf oil
Barbour CO., By Rev. @. n. Wade, June II.
DEATHs
Col. B. b. Foley, Wood CO., June II; aged 81; pa,
alysis; -. or... ,.,. ....,o,
jerry any Lanha@. upshut CO.. June IS; aged 50; Ap,
oplexy.
Nm. Jane Leg Nicholas CO., June 10: aged So.
Carrie Tayeuner, PAtkenbuIy, June ID; aged Is;
petitonteAl Inflammation.
James Walker, Preston CO., June H. aged u: con-
Nd: Liuncelot John. MouOnsalla CO., June II;
james lnmAn, Patkenbuv. June III aged 10;
Mn. j. n. Grim, Wood co., June Is; aged ~ CON
Lucinda Martin, wetzel CO., June n; aged 10;
Jackson Triplett, Randolph CO., June 49, aged 20;
"soldIef'' White, Randolph CO., June rs; aged 50
Lille l. Blown, Hampshire Co, June II; aged H.
W. J. FAncheI Of Warren, O., trayeliIg for
Wheeling house, drowned at Sutton. June l6: aged
John Boad, Monongalla CO., June II; aged ~
dnOwned.
Mn. Hugh Meadow. Hinton, June II; Of heart
disease,
Lemuel Hurst. Lewis CO., June II: also Mn. Nj
chacl Feeney and Mr.. Michael Gifen, same county
Geo Gilbert, OF Piedmont at Mountain Lake
PARK, June II. laaH
Lizzie Ann spenccr wheeling, June q; aged 4
months. ~
Harry Lewedag, wheeling, June IS; aged 16.
Mary T. Hale, Wheeling, June IS; aged 8 ms,
Casper Held, wheeling, June 49, aged Il
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u. ~, c,Dr o, the Little bOOt-irsO.

$1,000 KEwAEp will b !& 3, , e S saI cas9
N Nho wi Of Mercury. lodide Potassium, or any
aajSsfiI substance z
I-''' THE SWIFT SPECIFIC 90.
Lrawer Atlanta Ga
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H. Gfsentbofos Ala.
Tetter dried up.
Cholera prevented.
Ulcers purified and
| healed.
In cases ofDeath Il
| should Be used about
| the eorpse-it viii
prevent any unpleaS-
ant smell.
The eminent Ply.
Hiolan, J. MARION
SnB, II. D., New
York, says: 81 am
convinced Prot. Darbys
Prpphylaetie Fluid isa
! valuable diSialectant, +"
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Horsiord's Acid Phosphate-Beware OF
Limitations, f7

limitations and counterieitg have again up,
peared. Be sure that the word "Horsford's'
Is on the wrapper. None genuine without It,
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TIE genuine SARATOGA Hon Rock sPR1xa
WAITE, for sale by all druggists by the dozen,
bottle or Gallon. Address all orden to the
High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Springs,
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/ MoRr universally recommended than any
proprietary mtdicine made: Assure and re-
Liable tonic, Browns Iron Blttsrs, paw
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j. +. shirk and Logan & Co, agents at
Wheeling, and r. K. MeConAhey agent at
Bridgeport pAw.
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ra,ori,sl.m, Nepoa.m, Bourbonlsm.


Nns Na1tiasvlle Messenger, tR<p.l
Regents are not chosen because they are
ct, but to pay some debt. No student has
ever had a place on the Board Of Regents
Of the University, and yet none know 80
well the needs Of the institution.
Then again, when the Regents them,
selves when appointed debase their po-
sitions TO personal ends and aims.
Take the case OF the University. No
sooner had Dan Lucas been appointed
than he procured himself to be elected
Professor Of Law, tog get the cheap motor.
iety Of declining-and to recommend and
have appointed an impecunious relative
and brainless barrister to that responsible
position. II. $50
Scarcely was DR.. Allen warm in his seat
as Regent when he was elected as Princi-
pal OF the Medical Department by his as
sociates. 100 r so-ll' :.
And now at this annual meeting w. P,
Wiley, o new.aedged Regent, man with,
out experience as an educator, untitled by
d life long course Of politics, law and jour.
nalism to instruct, Is also elevated to Pro
iessorship. Such conduct sayors too much
Of fayoriteism and nepotism. People can
not and will not have any confidence in ar
Institution run on such sotdid principles,
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SMALLPOX
Nna and
FITTING Of Small
Pox PREVENTED

Amenbsf cfnyhsn.
ny wlt fakea with
Smallpox. I used The
Fluid ] the patient was
not deltnois, was not
pitted, and was about
the house AgAIn 10 three
weeds, and no others
had Il. u W.PARx.
nssos'. PhElad dphla
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AK any good doctor II hop
BitteS are not the best family medicine
On earth. q = u-A z aSa

-NGlasial fever Ague and BilIousnes, will
leave every neishborhood Is soon as hop bitters ar.
i've. III 1877 -'f -t-7I ~
i"-My mother drove the paralysis and neuralgia
all out Of her system with hop bitterA"-Bd. o.
Keep the kidneys healthy with hop bItters and
you need not fear sickness.
ice water Is rendered harmless and more re-
treshing and 'reviylng with hop bitten In each
draught. ~ I'd - - IA
THE yiger Of youth for the aged and inhrm In
hop bittefSL an f1a o. iel9-rfhs4W
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MEDICAL,
n DARBYs
PROPHYLACTIC
FLUID.
a Household Article for Universal
Family Use.
Graduates
MALARIA.

ali Contagious Diseases.
the Sick should use Il freely.
never been known % spread
uGed. yellow Fever has been
black Vomit had takan
ca.n. II nInhahsrin ,.Inl,l "A 4
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Home Items.
-"All your own fault
II you remain alex when you can
Get hop bitten than neyer-Fdl.

Get hop bitten than neyet-FGl
invalid can use hop bitte1 with aiety9 and great
old men tottering around from Rheumatitn.
kidney troubleor any weakness will DO almost new
BY using hop blttea,.. q. sGa
My vile and daughter were made healthy by
the use Of hop bitten and i recommend them 10
my people.-Methodist clergyman.
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TAs pAysiei.as haze
use DarhYS Fluid Very
successfully lnISe treat
ment Of DiphthsIia.
A.SToLLnSNEReH, -.
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DEATHs

Col. B. H. Foley, Wood CO., June IL aged 50; pa
ralysis
Eugene T. SummefYllls, Weston, June 10; Sget
jt s9as G Gisa.s up.Aus co.. June is aged So Ap
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-28
False Pride.

We hear that there IL a number OF young
ladies and young gentlemen from II years
Of age and upward who decline 70 attend
the public school because, not having had
early educational opportunities, they are
backward, and would have to take place In
classes in which the pupils are much
smaller and younger than themselves.
Some OF these are eager to learn, but are
unwilling to appear conspicuous in public
school on account Of their over size and
age. and are seeking private tuition. This
Is false pride entirely. Those who allow
themselves swayed by it do themselves .
serious harm, which they will regret more
and more as long as they live. Pupils Of
the age mentioned are ripe to learn. With
their matured intelligence they can acquire
rapidly, and II they are industrious pass
up rapidly from one class to another. They
need tuition in the class. Being taught
alone they will lose much that is brought
out by recitation with q number OF others.
Study with others will be more systematic
and regular, and the incentive to work
will be SO much greater. School opens
Monday with 9 faithful corps OF expe-
rienced teachers, and none should miss
the opportunity of acquiring the rudi-
msnts Of an English education for any
reason OF false pride whatever.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-28

Luther Clark is down with his ''rheu-
matiz."
Hiram johnson arrived from San Fran
| cisco last night.
Joaquin Miller's daughter has become a
Roman Catholic.
Daughters OF Garfield and Hayes are
schoolmates at Cleveland.
Miss Minnie Christopher leaves for Reno
tomorrow to attend Bishop Whitaker's
school for girls.
Miss Efie Phillips returns to Reno to-
morrow to resume her studies at Bishop
Whitaker's school.
Tuscarora Times: John Z. Jones, Rev.
enue Collector for this district, is in town
attending to official business.
Rev. Senator j. d. Hammond, d. D.,
and Presiding Elder, will make a visitation
to Eureka Sunday, and will preach on
Ruby Hill.
Il. NJ. Hszen has his mind inclined
~northward and will probably make a bee-
line for the new empire by the end OF the
present week.
Miss Louisa Mau leaves Helena, Mon
tans, to-day, in order to resume her place
in the public school az teacher at the re-
l oE1tA1 104h
Major VIM. Downie, the veteran pros
pector. arrived In San Francisco last week
from Victoria, British Columbia, In which
section he has some valuable mining
claims.
II Is rumored that Mrs. Chas. Mathews
(nee Miss Hattie May, for several years q
teacher in the Virginia public schools,
lately committed suicide ct her home In
New York.
During the illness Of Mr.. Balm, druggist
at DR.. Hagar's, Pete knight. q pill-mixer OF
old, will dispense the balsams and rattle
the pestle in the mortar. The Doctors
traffic in perfumes and such things as the
ladies use is doomed 80 per cent already.
DR.. Owens returned from Hamilton last
evening, whittier he had been called to
attend Mrs. E. n. Robinson, wife Of the
| Superintendent Of the Sweetwater mines.
Mrs. Robinson was taken suddenly Ill with
! chills. which threatened 10 become con-
gestive. The doctor left his fair patient
much improved.
The Carson Tribune OF Saturday says:
The friends OF Pleasant Moore, and he has
many In Carson, will be panied TO learn
that he has had another attack Of hem
orrhage Of the lungs, and 10 now lying
very low at his lodgings in Virginia City.
His brother was telegraphed for yesterday
and hasteped to his bedside"
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Ughl UghI

Sunday morning q little before day
break, that dubious hour when ghosts and
COLLINS are supposed to DO quitting the
haunts Of men for their own aver shady
retreats. Yank wadleigh and SAKE" en-
tered the Mulch lodging-house. In which
they occupy a room together. "Saxs"
entered first and came out first, with the
Departing cry: "0h | Ny God. my God !"
Iank was agitated himself. and no wonder.
Prostrate on their bed lay Q womsn with
cheeks whittier than the wall, hair dishev.
eled and eyes staring. Feminine garments
OF Ill sorts lay strewn on the floor and the
Indications were that . murder most foul
and unnatural had been committed. With
. tremendous effort, but sickened almost
Dy the struggle that he had with himself
not to run, he called SAKE back, saying I:
noid on. Let's have some light on this
subject" They tried a good many matches
before they could get any fire, for they
srembled so violently that % fast as they
would strike a spark they would put 1t out
ssAin. At last they got . light, and Yank,
qnaking at the knees, and ready to fall
uown and yell at the least sound, ap-
preached the bed. Chilled to the marrow
with fear, he nevertheless went forward
ahd placed his delicate scratcher on the
cheek OF the evidently murdered woman.
Not coming to any harm 30 far, he stiffened
up and felt along down on the arm. He
was sure the murder had been but lately
committed, for he felt warmth still in the
pody. He thought 30 until he reached the
Elbow in his investigation. when the Joints
seemed to have been pulled wide apart.
dsere he found the corpse cold entirely.
sake meanwhile was at the door unde.
o'aea whether TO stay or to run, but with
as'rohs lnciinAtion to the latter course.
.n = momeht more q sickly smile came
dummy. was a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-28
NEVADA SHOOTING TEAM.
None OF Them Yet selected by n
Committee.

The State papers seem to be having a
hard time in trying to understand the
conditions under which this match is to be
shot, and how and when the Nevada team
will be selected, says the Carson Tribune.
In the first place, the committee for that
purpose, and the committee only, will
choose the team. Secondly, the team will
not be selected before the day preceding
the match. And, last, the fact that one
man has a greater average for q certain
number Of scores than another will not
necessarily insure a place in the team over
the low man. In making up the team the
committee will be governed by various
considerations, and their w Judgment
will constitute the chief basis upon which
selections will be made. The committee
is the best that could have been suggested,
and that they will pick the best team posi-
BILE there is no doubt. The report that
any one has been decided on as u member
Of the team is, as the Footlight says, Moor
rect. Carson will strive for all the places
on the team that she can get and Virginia
will do likewise, and when the proper time
arrives the committe will settle the bust
ness.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-28

Reno Journal: Some weeks ago q Mrs.
limerick was lodged in the Insane Asylum
from Eureka County. She was wonder
fully wild. SO much so that it was neces-
sary to place her hands in a sort Of muff
to prevent her from harming herself aud
others. When admitted to the Asylum
she stubbornly refused to eat or take
nourishment Of any kind. DR.. Bishop
arranged an apparatus in the shape Of a
spoon by means of which he could force
her to swallow nourishment in Q liquid
state, and for days she would swallow
nothing but sweet milk. As this diet
seemed to agree with the patient 1t was
kept up at short intervals each day. In
q short time the lady became quiet, and
would take her potion of milk when Of
fered without compulsion. Gradually her
mind began to brighten until she Ia now
able to converse quite intelligently. She
writes to her husband and speaks Of her
condition quite nationally. Should she
continue to improve in . very short time
she can be discharged with safety.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-28

Speaking of the disastrous cyclones in
the Eastern States, and the absence of such
events on the Pacific Coast, the Sacramento
Bee calls to mind the prophecies Of a Me-
vada scientist (since dead), and says these
cyclones but confirm the theory Of w.
Frank Stewart, preached 20 years ago. that
earthquakes, save at such places as Vesu-
yius or Msuna Loa or Hecla, are not
caused by internal fires but by electricity.
"And," he said, "when the overland rail-
way shall be completed I predict that there
will be but few, II any, earthquakes IN
San Francisco or California, and that they
will he light, because the rails will conduct
the electricity to ~mid-continent where 1t
will become a destructive element, causing
tornadoes and great storms" That pre-
| diotion has come to pass, both as to tue
cessation Of earthquakes on this coast ana
| the destructive electrical storms IN MD
continent. And yet, 80 far as we Know
none Of our modern scientists have az
tempted TO account for these cyclones on
Stewards or any other theory.