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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08

is the only positive cure Prostatorrhea
Prize Of either Tnvigorator. So per bottle: six
for SO. Sent to any address on receipt of
price, or @. q. D. Responsible per~ons can
pay when cured. Strictest ecrecy Mainta n
ed. Patients cured at home. DR.. LiebiP's
Dispensary has an elegant drug store In its
bull ing Too frequent excavations of the
Bladder and Roy Sediment In the urine are
symptoms of Secondary seminal Weakness
and Ppostatorrhea. Complaints readily yield
to the Dr. LIEBIG rREATMs T.
ORDINARY CASES ANY recent case Of spec
al or private diseARs cured for $40 Rene.
dies sufficient to cure will be promptly sent
with fu directions and advice, on receipt
$40. ~ packages are securely covered from
observation.
INvIGoR TOR SAMPLES FRYE.
To prove he wonderful D werof he GREAr
GERMAN Inv GoRAToR a 80 bottle OF either
number will be sent free Of charge, P rsons
ordering free bottle will only have to pay
expresss 70 on delivery.
Mos Powerful Electric Belts Free to Pa
TENTS. Consultation, Examination and ed
vice free and private. Call or write.
DIR. Liebig g. Co. 400 Geary ST.
Private Entrance, 405 Mason st., $. F., Cal.
aprl4-831y
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT CARSON, New,
November l4th, 1883.

NOTICE Ia hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intetion
to make anal proof In support Of hia claim.
and that said proof will p~ made before the
Register aud Receiver at Caron city, New
on the nth day of December, 1888, viz;
Chas, II Bailey. Homestead Application No.
275 for the n n Il u Sec. 81, and W u
\ sec 20. Up. 10 N, k 20 +, NJ D NJ
He names the flowing witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivs-
ton of said land, viz: Samuel II Turman'
W. s. Bailey, George Barnett and r A. Aus
tin all OF Churchill county NV da Post
office address st. Clair. Churchill county.
Nevada.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is o never-fsiliD
Cure for NerVon
Debility. Exhauste
vitality, Seminh
Weakness. Sperms
torrhGa. .. as .
VI An HOOD. In,
potency, Paralysis
ProststOrrnoea, aut
all the terrible Fl
fects of Self-Ahue,
youthful follies,an
excesses In mature
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08

Samuel II. thurman, Homestead Application
No. 276. 'or the N hNE u and W y n
h Zee 30, TIP. Is N. r 90 M.
He ma es the follow ny witnesses TO prove
hts continuous residence upon and cnltiva-
ton of said land. viz Charles III. Bailey,
George Rsrnstf, W s. pailey and L. Allen,
all OF Churchill county, Nevada. PostofHcs
address st. Clair. Churchill county, New.
G. a. WITHETEIL, Register
Nov t7th, 1891 %
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08
KIDNEY REM

DIR. MINTIr'S KIDNEY REM,
EDY. NEPHRETICUM cures all
Kinds Of Kidney and Bladder Complaints.
Gonorrhna, Gleet, Leucorrhna. For sale by
all druggists: 81 bottle six bottles for IS
DR. INVITES Dandelion Pills
are the best and cheapest Dyspepsia. and
Bilious cure in the market For sale by
all druggists.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08
NOTICE TO LlEN-HOL DERS.
. Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TEAT
Bennett 9ynnOns

~ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN TRAT
Bennett Synaona
Has this day commenced an action against
the Como Eureka Gold and Silver Mining
Company. a CORPORATION, in the District Court
OF the Third Judicial District of the State
Of Novada, In and Tor the county of Lyon,
to foreclose certain liens held by plaintiff
against raid company, for work and labor
done aud performed. All persons having
liens against said company, under the pro-
visions of tie Act of the Legislature If the
State of Nevada, EMIT ed: An Act to secure
liens to mechanics and others. ap-
proved March I'd, 1875, ana to repeal
all other acts in relation thereto" and the
Acts amendatory thereof and supplemental
thereto will exhibit their liens wi b the
proof thereof, to the said District Court, at
its Courtroom in the Court House. in the
town of Dayton on the 23d day Of February,
d. d. 1884. N. N. STONE and
CLAYTON BELKNAP,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Dayton, New, Nov. 26th, 1883.
, 1883-07-14
Axe Ioca;et.

Pc O'3r;, Of the Willard party vi =
VS. D.,isson md I. NcC.a:ienS, CIV
,-a,pe-fs. .at r.. Il. Morrison. .n2nag5r
the elevator eoulparY, Gays tho Moscow
Mirror, came to tina city on Tuesday snr
located the site fcT the railroad buildings
q, . the eleva or. The CITIZENS OF MOSCOW
S,pztei 40 acres O; Isnd sna 9S town lot
N IN. Park addition to the coI-cany IN con-
,;iarati,p 0: the road 20 Aoscow. Contracts
ss~. BEEN lie, Tor material 70 build the eieva-
r I'd the work Of construction will begin
s,oc~. We are assured that the IRON Will
~, or IA. road in season to carry on shis
v,,r's crc,. The r.ilrosd w,li come through
the Li.u,reu homestead where tine elevator
all bs I1c.ted near toe nort.css4 ecfne-
The Z 4. Go. are ro~ locating tier roe"
,o+y-ea, Moscow and Coiilx, anG - scon as
the spoiuters reach Moscow .he committee
will he furnished with a msp OF the line
from, P,llnsu 10 Moscnw, go ttat they eat
oI.sin the riyEt Of WAY teswsen said poia's'
TIE Dept ground will also DC iocs ed at the
same time. Its also the iu:ertiou OF this
c.,nn,nv n comp.ste this road TO Mosco"
h, lie end OF the present year Whieh VIZ oe
done If 30 extraordinary obstacle intef.eres'
, 1883-07-14
We Are 80" Good.

The Umoa IS becoming terribly virtuous
all at oncr, and y We have seen them hob
aobbing IN SCALED soci-ty with the mott
dishonest Characters, sri every one in the
ty viii remember how IT took apTp.u.
IIspei 20 its bosom !:st winter on his re-
-u.p. aftrr he hsi innped ths country ano
,wlIdied his c-ei:t.rs. 3 at becarss some
po'r v ,r.!r a. c iii = GLd ;'rgag fhs;r rss,;
on a stree, near them ;Ae Ci.iCa creatures
ars terribly indignant. Nthe conddence
harper. who pennei the item We refer 10
IN this mornings issGe, We're t. pay his debts
aud be something Ike MAN and not mon
K Y, IN course o. a hundred years or 80 he
"a s-ihIy ~ccuWulate a better reputation
Il now smells to heaven
, 1883-07-14
Kits Ribaidry.

Phillip Ritz, OF Ri'zviile, does MT ssen 20
be in good SANDING with the prsss c! the
upper country, says the Mercury. Philip
made statemen. few dals ago TO the effect
ths. there was very unhealthy outlook for
crops. health and everything else III t would
end to give humsnity satisfied mind. TIE
rssnlt va. appalling N bi. sensitive nature.
Every rural papsr in Washington tfrritoTy
rom the time ! is statement was flying TO
the breeze as prophecy Of wise man, has
been hurling editorial bricks at hrs devnt' d
head Ia manner thss speaks plainly OF to'a
humiliation, and unless ne fxes the matter
up he sill Re apt (, be very unhsppy a.
during the ba'anes Of his days in that coun-
:rs. Phillip il walking down the shady 81 e
of life a far ss years are concerned, tut d
has failed 10 lsrn the one grsa: lesson. that
it pays 70 braa on = corn field even lit won't
yield four bushels to the acre.
, 1883-07-14
ALe>ssn fer Farmers.

Three or four yrsrs ago farmer h'inc
near Indianapolis, who had raised about II
h,sb.Is Of corn to sell, but who WAS not sat
;.sed with the ruling prizes. de.err'ined 10
bo,a cp. He nailed up his corn cr'b, and
at dawn with a determination to let the
coun,rv 90 to ruin unless his buyers came
M to his figures To his great chasrln ana
6is,,poipsmen. everything went on IS usual
,or several mourhs, when one day man
from Chicago came a,ong.
..yh,,,s corn worth" asked the farmer.
"Txsnty-eight cents, I" was the reply
.Wbv Iwss offered thirty-6ve cents for
n,ins last tail :"
"Yrs. but You see tine corner i'roke 'e~
a,rs ago, aid 100000 bushels were let
loose on the market.
"Sevrn mill, on bushels = gasped .he OLD
ma, "Wel, / evan! Why. TIE kept ~
basb.l. locked up hare nnee iz-t fsH, think.
;rgIh.d the country right By tss nose. aIa
H,,y v,n .eu ne that seven lnihyoe husaei,
-. l.. I,,,se II 9 bunch don't ssl;-ve
-; b,vs scxrt aayboiy evea II Id held
w :, nv three barr-is Of pork and SIX nasn-
Ga NJ isesus ses.Gss
, 1883-07-14
orr rIxyR.L wE,.Ts.
fr"neuneed sy roapeseas Expert 50 be
thrxe"iisd---The Easie Copper Hinrs
10 be ln1eaiassly Developed.

Jsmes A. Pennelie, the celebrated rros.
Pecsor. is now in this city. and reports tha,
the copper, gid and silver ledses he has
lately discoved IS miles northeast of Union.
are very rich and liable at no very distant
date to cause a sensation uneeuailed since
the days 81. at present hut few miners are
IN the district, but some are going in every
day. For water power, timber and grass
the country is reported to rank q No. l.
From the last issue O: the Mountain Sentiss
We excerpt the following relating to thee
mines.
james Hoastsn, saperinte ndent Of the
great Conglomeiate copper mine. Ui Mlchi-
-an, has this week been up into the Eagle
creek mountains. So miles southeast of this
place, looking at the coapzr lodes discovered
last year by james PenaeIie. and known a.
the "Hecsla" lodes. IL an intervieS with
him he tells Us that be will at once com.
'nence the building of way 70 transport
provisions and machinery INTO the hints.
with view to their immediate Development.
From what he hss seen of the mine, he con.
81 :ers i: one Of the best on the Pacific coast.
ald IS mofe than Pleased with the mineral
apgear41ce Of ,Le whole surrounding coun-
ny, and tniaks that at 10 distan. day the
a.ile will be worth million dollars.
We may expect the work of development
20 ne rarid.y i:oceeded with. as Mr. Hons
9e1 represents iupany worth Al least
...ir'y - 40. o, dciias The great Michi-
Sau m5ne spoken OF j. now being worked at
a depth OF 1900 feet under round. and :.
paying :rc- a,ed divideads very year. NJ.
Hoasttn Is Of the opinion that .he mineral
melt TO which the Recsl. lodzs beio-s con
,.nues tfrnnrh good pcruon Q; Iisho Tei.
-..ory. W. have long aai patiently ait d
-sr :ast wh:ea we mss bsg'n 20 realize.
Ta;s is tie ni'isi step, au1 we n * It 10
xz,.e--tlUr 10 ,sy that inside D. Ii. nj &
tnree Ye.rs wi! Sc E.sserp CrS.a ln1
Idaho contain within tbeir borders the ricE-
s, and best psying mines in ths known
world.
Mr. Hoss.en viii return from Mine1si City
20 day, and after brief visit 10 Wash .ngtos
Ierritory viii return 20 Union aud superin-
I'D the proposed iIipIrtan, operations At
hs nine. nr. Penns!is deserve, credit fe5
e fard work he has done in bringinG Tn
zoe colhty's rich mineral deposits in such
arou,;ueHca as to insure early and Thorough
.eveio: a:eI.."
, 1883-07-14

Thursisy the Dist oi Jane was the ionges;
FAY ol he wear. For si1 rnonths the days
s,a-uslly lragthered, and nov sgain they
,se Oh he descending scale snd keep lessen
lag rutI the shortest DAY OF the year Is
reached in December. The 2lst instant,
marks the Summer solstiee, the time wheE
the sun is farthrs. north, having then reached
the Tropic Of Caucer. This is the centre oi
the .ions day noI,h Of the Arctic circir
and the '.!ong nigh" in Antarctic Tor south
polar) regions. where the winter is COW at
its height. These long days are an enloya-
be s-asou. They could not possibly dawn
CD mere genial atnosph se than thsi which
rresails wherever the hills and vsiieys o.
Washington Territory untoi3 their rolling
landscapes. Everywhere in the grain feids
n,.ses Of uarias arssn erset theeye. Such
SIMMER Gsys sre ildeed apPreciab.e.
, 1883-07-14
About dusk the FIRST Cavalry Band as

About dusk the FIRST Cavalry Band as
srmbIel in front OF the o. |. CO. . building
On Main street, and tcndered the successful
candidates q serenade. After several seiec-
tions had hesn rendered. calls were made Tor
Geberal Tannstt, ehereupon that gentleman
stepped forward, and, IN 4 lew W N-choseD
remarks, thsnked tine citizens OF Wa!la Wal
IL for the confidence evinced by his election
,rd said that he wcui ever work ior the
welfar. and progress of Waiia Wal and
IN leavor ~ tran-act all brsiIcs- CONF ee'ed
with his ctiice with honor to himself aud sat
lsfaction 70 "a: people. As the conclus'c"
ef the .,ertleman's remarks he was Loudly
.Eeercd.
Jude Cation being loudly cslied for,
s'erp ! forward a i made few remarks,
CHUNG his position on the high license
,Ie. t;cu. Marshal elect 2ol inson also said
bt.e rou.G sGieavlr 20 bill his position
:. az,;y sLe consc;entiously, AID thanked
~. yy,er. Of Nslla Wal,a for electins
AIN.
Later in the .ven!ay the b-nd ai!ourhsd
% the reside. ce O. Il r. Wipt :, I'D made
th., gentleman show hlmseii anC give te"
r-nsrk.. CJuucilmsn elec. E. E.-s vas aiSU
.aiisd upon.
, 1883-07-14
ra,,er, u..al 80. nealesl ,ee.,l,.


The above organization hrk well at
tended and spirited meetirg last evening IN
the Office Of Dr. S'oan, representatives, heing
present from Dayton. Watsburg aHd Wes-
toa.
At eight O'Clock the ure ing Was called to
order. with Or. P.etTiez-cy. # p'ytcn 10
the chair. Dr. k-ylor acting A. secres"y
pro tea. y committee w4s appointed 10
draw up memorial TO he presense l To 'h-
Legislature asking that body TO modify tie
la~ regulating the p.ac,ice Of medicine, 81
as to hrirg the same Under the jurisdiction
Of E justice of the peace.
The names OF several physicians were tai-
ioted upon, aud duly elected members OF the
society.
DR.. 3ingha n then delivered studied
and interesting address upOa "Moderd I'm
provements in Surgical Dress ngs, which
was listened to with wrspt attention
President Pietriezscy read his annual ad-
dress which eantainei many gOci suggestion
and useful information 10 members 81 the So
ciety. The gentleman reported an iuter,s,-
ing case Of exei-i.n Of the shoulders
Here ensued discussion relative 10 ne l.
ical and surgical matters, which lasted over
three hours. every member taking an active
Iart in the debate.
Important corr.sp. ndence ara. duly cJr-
si.er.d by the socie'y.
After short recess. election OF Ulcers foI
the entuing term was IN o der the foli"w'u-
result: Presiden', Dr.. n. G. Biaioas; Vice
President, DR.. J. F. Cropr; Sc re'ary, DR.
T. W. 81 .an; Treasurer, DR.. ". I. Wi liam
son, of Weston.
The tine Of the mex. meeting o. the s..
ciety va, set for the SECOND Tuesday in Oc-
rsb r, to take place at Waits urz.
Tha ., ci- tY nov numb,rs 25 memoirs,
swslv- of them being pr-ssnt last right nnc
nc udes the prominent prac'isins ph, sie,sn'
Of Eastern WashIrs'oD.
Upn adjournment. the society rsPsir'o
70 the Deimt rioo, where an excel ut c.'llec-
ion hsd been set. l. us. past y o'ct ch
ere Il e gathering broke NJ, each physiciar
turning home Wit pleasant remembrance
Of the meeting, and firm conviction IL the
bright future IN store for tie s''cie;Y.
, 1883-07-14
= Err Creek f2rn-

Messrs. O,to.r anu Junes, oS.Bers OF
large farm Oh Dry Greek, about se' en- mile
from this cIiy. seEe in Tn fu' s1sy even
in2, and in Conversation with a STAIg>MA>
report 7. the latter gentl msn stated thu
they lad tnat day cOmmencei harv,s ing
Tney have 1900 scrss of wheat. and expo
to harvest SO 900 bushls thrre!Fom.
SIDE this the gentlemen haze ~ over 2OC
.cres OF oats and farley, the yield Of winch
Will be eorT-spondingly 'arce. The gentle
man ~8s asked at be mated tina.
would cost him 10 put his wheat 10 market.
and replied that, allowing good GiarSin io'
mciGen,ais. 1t wouia ,st hin q cents pc
bushsl
Supposing that the geut!en en get 60 cent
per bush,l (Shicb they claim TO be ia
price. and no doubt they will Ne wt!l detiuc,
81 $50, the ,st of harvesting Sc, 900 bu H.
els Of wheat from .S2l COO, amount received,
aud there remains $4,000 net profit, 81,
lie wheat field alche. That is not 4 bad
showing frou 200 acres Of Dry Crera IA d,
which is supposed TO be the wors: IN This
valley.
While talking TO Mr. Jones. has team Was
standing in ffout of one q: our large mer5sn-
tie stor,s 9. b, ing litrraliy loaded down with
.,rovisions Of all kinds. We asked the gen
tleman ii he was going TO stat grocery
store. ''0h, no. said he. Il use that
much every day to feed my men. | have Gu
meo and 40 horses in the field, and viii Iake
mt some more this evening. We have
large harvestu g ctn'ract after We &c,
through with our own gam. Oar kitchen
md every thing 10 On wheels, snd we 60
lhr Jugh talmel's fence an harvest he
crop without his hardly In lwing that use are
N the place. His wife Is very thankful, for
this at any rate, for we well know hOw the
god farmers wives dread c 'oh n tor bar
q, 8. hands We have four headers IN the fed
md harvest on an aVeraS. uf 50 acres Per
day Wages run from 81 t" Si per day, but
only tso or thre. men Get 81 per di.m,'
The gentleman stated that the entirs
xheat yield On Dry Creek wculi svsiagr
,rer 33 bushels, some goi' 8 To 45 per acre
rhe grain was full and Hump and not n the
Lat iured. When We spoke # Ph Ip
Rr'z's statement to the Oregon papers, Mr.
Jones laughed heartily.
, 1883-07-14

Spokane Falls is 10 have fne Metho iist
College, sn1 The ChTo4icic has tbs follow Dg
in rs'arion 10 this new e'iuo4t', Il entsrpr 3, ::
"Tae bui'ding will to three stores il
hight, 40x66 ,ee,. The main hall will be
1874 feet, the ui' gs en- either s,ie beI' G
25x40 The west wig of the first do,r~ill
,- occupied by ,wo schol rooms, .ach
10 4,22 9. connected by Gliding d., rs ard
Zach suprlied with cloak eloeet- t.
-ooms are zach lighted by fcur large win
lows. Thsrc is clo.k room aid a wood
room for the two -Oom. in the hall
The second SOY Is reached Ly tv,
iouble fights OF STAIR. one from ssch en.i
the hall. and they furnish adequate esrs,s
in case Of a FIRE panic. Tne west wing o.
he second story Is arranged as The Gne BE-
iou; two rooms l94x22 9. conn ct.d IL
lidiug doors The est iHs = t. he ia On.
oom as an sudienee o.. 2S-ex:S s, with
nicely arrsng, rostrum. with private eut Y
room, well liz 1T d by eight large Window.
The hall contains two small cloak rooms ard
4 wool room. The 'had focr vii no. he
fnisuei yet and 10 d-eisIon hsS yyt beer
reached as 10 how IL ~iiI be arranged. l.
aill be lighted by fourteen good-sized wiz
dous, three il each end 40 ianr in each
side.
The cost of the building viii be S 600,
and the work Of huiljing the foundations and
levelirg the site is to begin nsxt week, and
The uhole structure Will b. complttst ty
eaily autumn.
, 1883-07-14

NJ OTiCE Is HERaEY GWEN TThl
~ IN pursuance of a Hee re, o.! i.'.eC. ,s,l.e
order oi Sale and Jud- -incl.r i-sn1.. O,t of tl-
district Court e the TefJi.crr If VI 4shins 'nn
and for toe First iudici istrict thereof I. Id
ins terms AZ ~ a.liia Wa.it, y s!is Wail.l cnrl
", IN sad Territory in = certain action therein
ending, wherein ". ). liver, was Plaintiff
and J.ha O'Donnel aEd Aaieiia O'DoEnell
r"efe Defendants, Eh ch said Decree, order nj
Sale and judgment was FelLeTed insaid actor
on the 7th day "f May, 4. ID, 1888, IN favos
.i said Plaintiff AMI asains. said Defendant
frr the s-I:n IF SOS &C. wiGh interest from dat.
At the rate Of per cent Is- month. and tn.
.nrthec Gum 0f S56. So, attorneys fers, togeth,i
with S.il. A. costs Of suit Now, therefore, ~
virtue ~ ss.ii decree Of fpre-lOsIGe, order
Sale enG JCisnien., certified crpy 81 Mic
j,,s htsn duv I.-u-,i Il al sii un ~ ne -s:.
e, said Court al d % n directed aGs d ,iiversd
4 Val ., satls-, ri,I Decree q. FORECLOSURE
c,.sr f Sale aa1 .;ui-n u,, & ID s'.arney'-
Ices, iA.s- >, ,sis. and al Increased c,Ists, OF
n~ni4y, - Ss:i. - -. .u!y =. "a. 1893, a.
the h,r II : ,'ciNcE p. Z 4 s. day, a. -ae
Court hnGSe d0.sr ia l:s C.;1- hri a. .ty Of
Ws,!a u a.La. V'a,.iia,a,.n 't,rTit..ry. Gnly -,
az Pubic Acs.ica TO ;5s i-h-SI b;i.i-r thr
premises ia said Decree, HT,ier I .,-le 'alG
Judgi,i, L, nleutil "a srl ldsscrben IS ioiinws,
TO wit: Tie SE I Of the M II Section q,
Township Z North, Range IS last, situate
iyiay an h ing in Nalia WI ,c,'unry, Wash
in,ton Territory, with al and singulsr III
h-..di .aments aud apfur:spsnc-s ther, II,
b-lnuxing.
Given i,n,,er lay hand tlls e0,h day If Jun,
isS6: JAMES p. THONPSoE.
sheriff of ~ ala Walla oodnty, w. T.
, 1883-07-14
The kbadie Property
FOR SALE!

Tie flowing dsscribed and r.lrsbis prop
ar ? E-l.r.i. = - ne Ah1iIe estate Is now IN
?: ,a.rast :.lin mast b@ sud Eec- q : chance
- sa,-ITc > biz "'rgIln:
! rs.n,h on.--.aii ,fi.s northwest of the CITY
III walls Wefi., ju-. below tl- Old crpot; lfo
,c-es Il. ext n. 3 4crss in Orchald and grap-
vine: fna rel 'euce, bv- nice little co,5-S-s-
PArtiealar AT n..lH Is called To tni- vtl"-
n. ,ra-t of Land. A. = -rirl .he facs oi IL
rruxmiry 20 the cit, toe iasaiust.e dSsn
tsc,,s of wafer power tfrT. b., .: onc9 cuIi-
ne..d the same ~ ;hrs ds-iIiIa % IrrHsf-
alsa. a Tot 6exi20 i--t, nr.A SIDE @. Si2in
{. b,.ck No. 8. below tho 81 I.u.s Ho-sl
CIV Of Waiis Walls, actually pceJp'ed b. tie
New York s.ore, Pen1ersasti= b:seIy. SeS
, ork re.taui ant ard Condron's 5a.,bei shop
slm. su. znd ons-naif lots e1x' % feet,
north ID. Siain :. block No. ,, in front Of
N. NV Court Il, ase, q be soii n Whole or
ia rat Of 81 e. truni, % sui: pIrchaser-.
Eu, fu-thsr HaTIlcuisI- enquire al tie rest
a-,c-,f u IANARCuE.
H.lia wAlla. ". 7.
, 1883-07-14
The loses.

TIE following il full list Of lOsses ''y the
recent fire at Sp-agus: l. Newman s %.
SIS. 900; Wn. Dittrnhof.r, 5000; Raj =
road Company, s, 100; 5. Ettirson. 81. .2o0;
O. P. jackson. $3.50; J. SsversOn, $500;
EN-. Kinaear. 81 500; Limoney. $500;
wm. Parker. $500; Wm- Kropke. sleO0;
Cnarle Bsscb, 5000; Kougan, $500; Pat.
Cors.ky, 81 700; wm. johnson. 500; Wm.
Wa..e, 81, 500; Stage Company, $500; A. O.
Dodge. 81 500: Dan. Layton, IS soc; John
Bsseken, 500: Frsd Bro,kbof. saOt; John
ssuiers. 81 400; Brunswick L Bake, $780,
Ho. hes L Hughes. $1,000; Shields & Son,
500, George Rhein. 500; B. P. Hicks.
$50; personal effects 10 the Willard Aouse.
& Oco In~urance AS a TO lows: L New.
man 4 Co.. 5000; E. ". Kirnear, 5000;
P.t Con.skS, $500
, 1883-07-14
Grand Farewell Banquet 10 Jshn Muir.

b~TH3 h's comparatively shoIt STAY IN
Portland, Mr.. John Mu,r the expert mana.
- . ;r-'5s tr the Willard system OF rail
'''ls, aas made Tor himself wide circle OF
..'s'-' and especially among our merchants,
Tao come IN daily con:ac. with him. AS
slNa' testimonial, OF their regard and high
7ret!a.on OF his services the Board Of
80 ami business men generally have re-
ed :" tender him. farewell harguet 81
Al. nS.rs 10 cell. So anything of the kind
'. wen IN the State We are glad 20 note
.' -; among our mercantile gentlemen,
e.. A-S Of no one deserving So erea. &
- ~ thrir hands than Mr.. John
.l-.--. .ltlTv H,jcDJss
, 1883-07-14
THOSE WOMEN FOLK


How uaSd-Headed Aea Essissaie Sem
1hisys wh.eh they do.t rsder.iasd.
Any body who has Id domestic If.
Knows how common such things as the bsci
ache. and pains in tho chest. are among th
women who do the work. Uftsp-Snd perhal
senerzlly-the distesses arc borns withsu
lach Complaint. Tha women get about. an
ths machinery Of the house goes on. Bsyon
.hia. thoes cosrsegrsinsd apinxls whom, Ne,
Epgisrd wnmen Call "ths mel folks, .eidop
'sok- SO long - their SIvss or daughters Al
aot actually IN bee, under the doc,,rIs car.
he ayersge thick-,k.nned husband and faith
,iyes the subject no Attention. At the sAm
ime the po.r h,Iu.ehII drudses-Sho O,
srves = ieisrr fate-crerp snu q. broum a.
Utensils IN hand, up stairs down stairs and on
as-doore. dung that won,rie woik K, which -
Iever pe." Losses Of loved wives snd fai
!iris-losses whuse suddenness snj uprxpec
sun-ss astoai>h those wood-n-psted Husband
,nd fathers fat, seemingly nut Of ciea
ky, ani from the logical sequel 70 the story -.
negieJt
ow, you men aho stand at .he heads o,
ten thousand such hcra-s. allow u to drop b
Sord in yUur receptive ears. II these worrri
If yours are worth having. they are worth say
ing. That back scfe-thst pan in tbs chest
What are they nut indicatiUns OF soms orgznh
rouble OF the H Le.., GLe heart, or the lunga:
and it at oacs by the sPp!icsti1n Of Ben
SONS CAPCiNE POROUS iLASTER !,
will soo;he that nervous distress, drive ava,
that pain. hani,n rhs' dull, weary hsck scne,
ave new s rensth to the hOdy and fresh sUp.
IL the tear;- No Gyhs' plaster will do this
The Benson Pas er, however. Is not made I.
eli -nus a. heal ]: IL a RENE is wa:ch never
ror hr'se lis pr Imis--Sni never ali.
DGr druggis. hss u. But before payips
vogr - cent, and putting the pisster in YOU
tslche-. hook for tlit word CAPCiNE cut IL
he middle
Seaburv y Johustcn. Pharmaceutical Chen
its, Neg York.