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and claim for themselves 10 The Demo
Gratis while oontending for equal repre-
sentation have nevertheless shown a
willingness to compromise in order that
the Legislature might perform its con-
stitutional duty and adjourn. On the
other hand the Republicans have not
only secuted the idea of equal represen-
tetion but refused to accept the liberal
Democratic offer of a compromise, and
have imposed upon the State cost Of
5000, 900 in order to maintain the present
unfair apportiopment.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Half out Of His Head.

"Blessed is the'man, ,''"saiG Don Qulxote's
weary squire, ,.who invented Sleep" Sancho's
gratitude is ours. but what II one cannot for
any reason enjoy that excellent invention
nervousness In me had become a disease"
writes Mr.. William Coleman, the well.known
Wholesale druggist of Buffalo, N. Y.
II could not cleep, and my nights were
either passed in that sort of restlessness
which nearly crazes man, or in kind Of
stupor, haunted by tOrmenting dreams
Having taken PARKER's Tonic for other
troubles, l tried 1t also for this. The result
both surprised and delighted me. My nerves
were toned to concert pitch, and, like Cmsar's
fat men, fell into the ranks of those who
sleep o. nights. 1 should add that the Tonic
speedily did away with the condition of gen.
eral debility and dyspepsia occasoned by my
previous sleeplessness, and gave me strength
and perfect digestion. In brief, the use of
the Tonic thoroughly re-establishcd my
health. 1 have used PARKER's Tonic with
entire success for sea-slekncss and for the
bowel disorders incident to ocean voyages.
This preparation, has heretofore been
known as PARKER's GINGER Tonic. Here.
after 1t will be advertised and sold under the
name of PARKER's ToNIo emitting the
word ''ging r." HIsCoX & Co., are induced to
make this change blythe action of unprlnclpIed
dealers who have for years deceived their
customers by substituting inferior prepara-
tions under the name of ginger. We drop
this.misleading wCrd all the more willingly,
as ginger is an unimportant havorlng in
gredient in our Tonic.
. Please remember that no change has been
made in the preparation itself and all bottles
remaining in the hands of dealers, wrapped
under the name of PARKgR's GrSeER ToNlc,
contain the genuine medicine ifthe fac-simile
signature of HIscoX & Co.. is at the bottom
'ot the outside wrapper. Sept. 7
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Neuralgia are relieved at once and positive
ly cured By the use Of Wheeler's No 90 Rheu-
matte Remsdy. We say boldly that in he
worst cases of no matter how long Sidnding,
how serious or how painful, we can not only
give relief but poSHiptIy cure for all time
Failing to do this we will positively refine
the money paid Tor treatment. and if your
sulferings are not positively stopped for all
time you have not thrown your money away
as you would on any other thant csc vuaran.
teed remedies. The price Of Wheelers No. 90
Rheumatic Remedy is only so cents, obtain.
abe from druggists or sent free by mail on
receipt Of price. Stamps taken
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SUFFERING WONEN |%s2y |asH en-,

nature with pretty face. beautiful figure,
taultlcss complexion, as well as the sweetest
of tehpers and faultless mental qualities
grows prematurely old. gray and wrink led
her form loses its perfect contour, the com.
plexion becomes sallOw. the brightness leaves
the eye, feeling of languor takes the place
OF the once buoyant spirits, an irritable ner-
vous righteousness ina kes life burden, hinxs
thtt once were trifies worry her till life be-
comes unbearable. A IL this being caused by
the physical arrangements 20 common to wO-
men, which the innate modesty of feminine
nature prevents their making known, and of
which the Ignorance of the medical prOfcs.
sion prevents u cure. Lady Reader. pause
AMI consider, tits duty you owe yourself,
your family, and your God. that you should
cure yourself OF these ,aubles and once more
feel the glow Ofpel ct'hcalth and spirits that
nature Intended for you. UhCeIer's No. 80
PrescriPfions are pleasant and palatable to
take, contain.nothing of an injurious nature,
and may be taken by all ages at all times and
in all conditions without possibility OF i'll eff.
fects, and will positively cure any of the pc.
culiar diseases to which females are subject
Failing to produce u perfect cure the pro.
prietOrs Will refund the money paid for the
treatment. lfyOu have sallOw compile xiOn,
constant or intermittent headaches, back.
ache, restlessness, loss of appetite suppress
slons of monthly flow, or Irregularities there
OF, accompanied by headaches, nervousness,
mysteries and similar symptoms, Wheeiei's
No 90 Prescription "B" will posi- lively re.
store you to health. lryOu have n sensation
OF heat and thrObbing IN the hack. frequent
fainting spells, Lcucorrhea or white discharge
painful or scalding sensation in urinating
reddish or white deposit in urine, hot and dry
skin, Wheeler'S No. 90 Prescription :. G." will
give Immediate and lasting relief. The price
OF Wheeler's No 90 Prescriptions " B y and
~ are 90 cents each, Obtainable frCm Irug-
gtsts or sent hy mail secure from observation
taken.
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RnnK NnTInER.

The Methodist Quarterly REVIEW, for
July, contains some articles on social aud
economic subjects which take the mag :
zine outside of the well-beLten track Of
theological controversy. The paper on
Remarkable Problems of our Popula-
tion. by Rev. Abel Stevens, L. L. D.. Of
Paris, is most interesting and iustruct-
i've summary OF the last census and-af-
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pPNQTnNQ For F.,S,Pi, SE,PPig1d' disease or other other
oli6AO1iD children and dependant
parents entitled when death resulted. Claims
renpened, restoration, Increases, bounty, back
pay and discharges obtained. Apply az once,
delay preludiees your rights. Fees fixed by
law. Address. with stamp, the old establish
ed firm OF EDSON.& CO., Attorneys \ Claim
Agents, 9l5 y ST., Washington, -, e.. cor
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4 AkIn Claims a specially. and WAR
| AMI RANTS. A DDI IFION NAL
Gth - HOMESTEAD CERTIFTCAT-
ES and all kinds of LAND SCRIPT bought
and sUld. Large Stock, and Highest Prices
paid. DO you want to sell or buye II 50,
write to A. A, THOMAS, Attorney at Law,
Washington, ID. q. IAN. SITE.
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Railroad Guide.
PHILADELPHIA & Reading R. R.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.

seAANAbNeANANN NA a s+9sNahNA eAeAaaa
MAY 9th, 1883.
Trains leave Allentown as follows:
(Via PERKIoMEN RAILRoAD)
For PRIladelphia at 800, 60, li.lo q. nv
and sS.lo p. m.
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia nt $500 n. m and 40 pm.
(via EAST PENN BRANcH.)
For Reading and Harrisburg, 500, s.Aoa.
m, 1915, 4.3O, and 9.05 p. m.
For Lancaster and Columbia, 600, S.l0s.
M, and 80 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
For Harrisburg, and uaypoints, I35 .. NJ,
g,06 p. m.
Trains for Allentown leave as follovS;
(Via PERKIosBN RAILRoAD.)
Leave Philadelphia, 7.4o a. m. and LOO.
Hl.36, #4.S0, and sis p. m.
SUNDAYS,
Leave PhiladeIphla. $50 q. m, $40, and
"4.2O p. m.
(via EAST PENN. BRANcH.)
Leave Reading, 100, 1e,lS q. m.,. 800. 800,
Leave Harrisburg, b2Or 7.So, $50 a. M, Las
Leave Lancaster 1880 a. M, 100 and ts.4O
Leave Columbia, T.sO a. IN, 1.lO and SEQ
?. m.
frTOm King street Depot.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Reading, 900 a. m. and 600 pm.
Leave Harrisburg, 100 a. m. and 400 p. N.
Trains via "Perkiomen Railroadr marked
thus ~ run to and from Depot, Ninth and
Green streets, Philadelphia, other trains to
and from Broad street Depot.
The 5000 and Gas q. m. trains from Allen
town, and the Il 80 and bl5 p. IN. train from
Philadelphia, via PerkiOnien Railroad, have
through cars to and from Philadelphia.
J. L. wOOTTEN,
General Manager.
Z. @. HANCOCK,
Gen,l Pass'r s. Ticket Agent
May 27th, 1888.
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CATARRH.


OH IHTU HUTIUt lHV FyNITIIOI1s
ease that is sappnX the life and strength Of
too many OF the iairest and best of bot h sexes
old and young, suffering alike from the moi.
sOnous dripping in the Ihroat. the poisonous
nasal discharges The fctiG breath, and gener.
alweakness, debility, and languor. aside from
the acute sufterings of this disease which If
not checked can only end in loss at pa late,
hoarseness. weakened sight, loss of memory,
deafness and premature death if not checked
before II Is too late. Labor, study and re-
search In America. Europe aid Eastern lands
have resulted in Wheeie IS No. g6 Instant Re-
lief and Sure Cure for Cdidrrh "a remedy which
contains no harmful ingredi, nts. and hat is
guaranteed 10 cure every case OF acute ,r
chronic catarrh or money refunded. Wheel
er's No. 96 Instant Refief and Sure Cure for
Cdidrrh VIII cure every case of catar-h hav
few or asi hmn, price 81. 90 per package, from
druggists or sent by mail on receipt OF price
Wheeier's No 90 Sure Ure for KiLney and
Liver Troubles cures all weakness anu sore
ness OF kidneys, Inflammation Of kidneys or
liver, price &l.0.
Wheeicr's Pegsfd5le PiHs are the only rem.
edy that cure constipation, giving ma ural
action Of the bowels without physicing. purg.
ing, gripng or pain. Price 25 cents, ol drug
gists or by mail.
Wheeler's NerVine Tonic TO- mental depres.
sion, loss of manhood, languOr weakness or
over taxation OF the brain is invaluable, price
25 cents
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fords condensed statement Of the
problems which face us in the increase Of
our population. The facts are carefully
compiled from the work of NJ. Simouin.a
Frenohman who has devoted much time
to the study OF statistics. One remark
able conclusion arrived at is that in
alb ,ut eighty years the population of the
Republic will be more than seventy mil
lions greater than the actual population
of all Europe. The second remarkable
statement is that ITO day the population
of the whole world is given at 1, 800 000.-
900, but, in about 800 years, when the pop
ulation of the United States has attained
its full measure, it will be l, 600, 900, ,000%
that is to say, hundred millions more
than the whole present population of our
planet.
The MANHATTAN MAGAZINE for Sep
tember is quite up to the standard of the
most popular monthlies in quality.
Julian Hawthorne's story of the ''prima
donna" increases our interest with each
chapter. Kate Fields "Diary in the
Engadine" is in the usual CHEEKY style OF
that versatile lady. The short poems
and illustrations are simply excellent.
Among the most interesting of the new
ventures with which we have been favor
ed is the AMERICAN JOURNAL IT, an illus
trated monthly periodical published at
st. Louis, Mo-, in the interest of journal
lists and journalism always and every
where, the Western States particular
IL, The first number opens with an ex-
cellent article by George Mills, and is
illustrated with portraits of George
Knapp, William Hyde, Daniel NJ. Hous-
er, Joseph B. Mccullough, John N. Ed
wards and John A. Cockerill. There il
a second article, equally exhaustive, on
French journalism. There are valuable
comments and editorial notes upon news
papers in the various States and half q
dozen pages are devoled to compact
National Editorial Directory. We can
safely say that in the interests of Ameri-
can journalism this is the most vigorous
and most promising child of the West
We wish it all success.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
IndseretiOns youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss OF manhood, sc | will send
a. recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was diseOv-
cred by n missionary IN south America. send
q seEaddressed envelope TO the REV. IosKPH
r. INNAS, station ID, New York CITY,
ann la.-lv.
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Assignee Notice.
To whom it may Concern.

To whom 1t may Concern.
Notice is hereby given, that | will no
longer be responsible Tor any dnbts cdn-
tracted by my wife, Elmina Shoemaker. Of
East Penn. Carbon County, Pa, she having
lett my bed and board without just cause
or provocatinn.
GRANVILLE SHOEMAKER.
Sept wSS East Penn, Pa.
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INCURABLES NO LONG ER in Bright's
disease. diabetes, dropsy, gravel, stone,
discharges, spermatorrhOea, structures, vari.
eOcele, diseased PROSTATE gland impotence
sore throat, catarrh, consumption, dizziness
hiliousness, malaria. indigestion, headache
eruptions, blood poison, ulcers, liver, heart,
bladder and kidney diseases A medical book
mailed free, giving directions for their pre-
ventiOn and cure without pOisOns, nausoOus
Topean and A American Medical Bureau, speci.
ally physicians internal and local perfected
treatment prescriptions, or the Asahel Min.
erll Spring Water, at 1893 Broadway, N. Y.
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WE GUARANTEE :s:; :s:;' ,

WE GUARANTEE s; :s:;' :s:,:5 !: & 4: :H1fy 5,;;
We place our price for these remedies at less
than One-twentieth Of he price asked by 9th
chances, and we specially invite the pntron-
age OF the many peTsOns,Whp have tried other
remedies without effect or depleted their
purses by paying doctor bills that benefited
them not.
HOW TO OBTAIN $;i; Il; g;s: s;$;G: e. sI$: 4:
them. lf they have not got them, write nj
once 10 the pruprietors. enclosing the price In
money or stamps, and they will he sent yOu
Mt once by mall post t-paid. Correspondence
solicited. Address plainly,
l.. WHEELER & co,
No. Oj W. Baltimore St.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
sept. I. lss3-ly.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-23
From Esid.y'. Daily.
q

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J. J. caupbtll and family LEE fsr
their home at Font Hailsek Last even
ing.
Ticket for 1884; Grant and Malone.
A very light tail to an extremely uncsr-
tain Kite.
TIE Oregon State Fair grounds we're
oysrrun with all kinds Of disrepatabls
characters.
Tie harvest Is passed. the summer IL
epdsi and-christmAs will be here,
by and by.
Four sara well filled with emisrants
passed through on the east bound train
this morning.
The stake monsy-S5.ooo-in the
Slads-M:tchell azzlo has been surreu.
dered by Harry Hill.
The New York Times celebrate d its
thirty-Second birthday by reducing ita
price to two cents.
Notwithstanding tho pleasant wealth
err. many Of our citizens ore afflicted
with coughs and colds.
Hank Knight came in from Eureka
Inst evening. and is interviewing his
numerous friends within this Lailiwick
to-day.
Business must DO on the waue down
about the base Range. as the virginia
Chronicle came in the shape Of q half
sheet last .ulght.
E1-Sherif Ben Fitch left on last
evenings train for Salt Lake City.
where he will spend q few days among
the Cody Saints of Zion.
There is q report that Minister Dag
Rett Will be married TO o young lady Of
Seattle, at Oakland, on tho morning Of
the 3Oth instant. Well. why not7 BY
strict economy he will be able to sup.
port her comfortably on his salary Of
$500 a year; let them marry.
Persons who have n oupply Of three
cent stamps CT stamped envelopes,
should improve tho time between now
and October LIST in writing letters, as
the Pcstolice Department will not ex-
change them after that date, but n
three cent stamp will carry q letter oil
The same.
Chris Boyson. n miner who worked
in tho Oswspo mine nj Secret Cnnyon
in Eureka county. was found dead Mt
the bottom Of the shaft on Tuesday.
He left his partner, James LyncCtt. to
60 to the shaft and soon after the lat
ter, hearing n halloo, went to the shaft
and found Boyson dead ut the bottom.
A Coroners jury returned q verdict Of
death by foul air in tho mine. De-
ceased was a Dape. SO years Of age.
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English wernen.

A correspondent who seems to be
somewhat unfavorably impressed
with the beauty Of English women,
uns up their charms after the follow.
ing fashions: "An English oman lie
not generally a propossessipg creature.
A tall, link form, with q beefsteak COM
pleIion, a "shinglcd" head Of hair. on
which sets q iurban hat fcarfuliy and
wonderfully made and oddly worn. A
dress OF the most unbecoming material,
III made, and so badly fitting that an
American cook would not 10 eeen In IL.
Hang us much silver jowely as you can
around her neck aud on her wrists, and
give her q brenstpin Of the Same metal
large enough for nn ancient Roman
shield. Fec. that would mako a Chi
engo girl feel happy, q shoe about No.
Is in size, with sole over an inch
thick. aud with very little heel. Wind
this up and let IL walk aud you'll have
an Epgiish girl. Pontressina IL full OF
them. and you wait anSiousiy for an
American girl, just 60 show them how
beautiful aud graceful q woman san be
II properly dressed.
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From ~TAsna.y..p.
sALaAouHHl.

-
Why is 1. that Chris llvays says.
"Ei aaeAb aseAs aug"
Why IL 1t that any kind Of . climbing
vine goes around . pole to the right
and not to the leh7
Why IL II that No always give three
ohesrs7 Why not give four or ave, 40
eordins to the oecasion1
Charley Burton and Deputy Sheriff
Polk came down from wells on the 10
o'clock train this morning.
Why is it that q a COW or an OK eots
up on the hiud feet flrst, while n horso
gets up on the fore feet fret.
DR.. E. c. Rooms the popular dentist,
came in from tho Valleys yesterday.
aud will stop here q few days.
Why is 1t that when asked the mum
Der of days in q certain month we COM
mence saying mentally. Thirty days
hath September. April. June and No
~vcmber2"
Miss Hattie Cullen has finished n
very successful term OF school at Toauo.
and returned home. shO will probably
commence q second term at the same
place soon
Why is it that when q woman milks q
COW she always goes on tho right size
Of tho cow. but when she COOS fol n
horseback ride she gets OH the left side
Of the horse?
+. G. McClellaud. Deputy United
States Mineral Surveyor, came down
from Wells on business yesterday and
returned by the regular train last even
lug. on his Way to Cherry Greek.
Tho Board OF Equalization ratified
the action of Assessor Hesson in plac
ing the assessment OF tho Central Pa
cifc Railroad ut $4,000 per uile in
Elko county.
Ella Wheeler say in q poem that il
was lat tho twilight hour" when "a
dream came to my stern hearts bolted
door-a Sad-faced dream. robed in the
garb Of Woe" 1. must have been Gu
cumbers. Nothing else could have
produced that effect.
w. w. Harris, n young mau from
Scott x Hanks ranch. camo in yes,er-
day with a dislocated elbow. caused By
the fall Of n horse which he was riding.
DR.. MeIgs repaired the damage, aud the
young man will soou be able to resume
his laborB.
Conductor John" who was tho vic
tim Of the sham robbery at Wells u few
days since, takes the matter seriously
md came Gown on last nights train
for the purpose Of obtaining legal red
ress for Lis grievances. Keep cool,
John. You are not tho first one who
has been tho victim Of a practical jok e
Mt that unSoaly town, Hnd the best way
- TO take it in the am spirit in which
1t was given = Us q little piece Of sport,
gotten up to enlivsn the monotony Of
every day life.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot HoteI-CInTk q Green Pro.
p~rietors.
Chas Burton. Wells.
Hank knight, Eureka.
Local Mining PRpers.

The Mining Review publishes tho
following sensible remarks: Tho chief
factor in the deyelopement Of the min
ing industry Of any locality Is the I'M
appreciated and usually poorly sus-
tanned local paper. The true value Of
mining claims. tho advantage to capt.
~talists. the rich strikes OF we'll con-
Quoted properties all foil OF their legit-
innate influence IL the fact IL not made
known outside of the narrow circle Of
isolated localities. As important as is
the local add special press to the miu-
Ing interests, rs has bsen proven in n
thousand cases, no other business ex
poets 80 much or pays so little TO the
very right arms OF its success. Papers
that have earnestly and faithfully lab
ored 10 attract the attention OF capital
and to build up on o permanent basis
tho mining industry Of a camp, have
been left 10 starye aud die In the place
that they have dono 30 much to estab-
iish. No other business expects graf
uitou5 advertising, aud 1t ia q abort.
sighted policy for miners and mining
companies 10 neglect the beat, aud In
many Instances the only means that
can be used to advance the interests Of
camp and industry.
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From Saturdays Daily
sALMAGUNDI.

Ex-senator Quinn Of California " "a
= passenger by ths cart bound train
last evening.
The regular meeting Of EiEso Lodge,
No. IL. 1. o. .. F.. will DO held at the
hall this evening at 100.
Mrs. Ainlsy and Mrs. Cfaighsad re-
turned fIom their trip to Salt Lake
City on Thursday night.
Mike Sheshan, the one time husband
Of AIRS. ShoshaI, recently deceased. ar
rived IN town last evening.
High winds are tossing the dus,
through the streets to-day. Indicating
the near approach Of n storm.
Governor JeSctt W. Adams came Ia
on the ives. bouud trim las, night, aai
went vast on a special today.
The Board Of Commissioner VIII
commence its session "a n Board Of
Equalization on Monday. the l7th In
staut.
n. V. Paddock has purchas,d the
Oliver Rifle ranch. aud SIR. Paddock
and family removed to their new homo
yesterday.
Dorsey aud Polk returned las; eve
"ning EGni spur, 'sH' criminal. but they
attended the auction sale at the Font all
b same.
The total paper and coin circulation
in the United States gives SI2 % per
capita. assuming the population to be
81. OCT. 100.
No evidence was fund sufficient TO
warrant the arr'st OF Id Conway on
the charge Of stealing lho spurs, pul he
Was allowed to go on his way rejoicing.
Henry wagd Beccher ana John lay
lor. President u tho Mormon Church.
occupied the sam" carriage In a drive
around Salt Lake City on Tuesday
morning. birds Of a feather" &c.
PeiSous who's, property has been as
sessed at too low n figure can have
proper relief 10y applying to the Board
OF Equalization next week. rrd ony
Who feel aggriev"d by a too high a..
s"ssntnt should appear and show cause
for q reduction.
A person representing himself us q
miner recently in tie employ Of the
Columbia Mill aud Mining Company.
was making complaints yesterday that
none OF the employs q that comp IL
had been Paid 10y their labor. We
know nothing Of the truth or fal.ity Of
the charges. bat IL trae. 10 should in.
stitute proceedings for lie recovery Of
hia wages.