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Application for q Patent
To TIE RICHMOND NINE.
NJ $40

Nevada, August gth. 1884.
No;iee i hereby given, thar william Farrell,
WHOSE postoiilce address is Mlnnemncea, Hum
boldt County, Nevada, has this day fied his
application for a patcpt for hiteen hundred
II ..OO) linear feet OF the Richmond mine, or
vein. bearing gold and silver. with surface
ground six hundred (eOO) feet in width, situ-
ated lying and being In the Potosi Mining Dis
trict, County OF Humboldt, and state OF Ne.
yada. and known and designated by the field
notes and official plat on file in this ONCE as
lot Number Thistys seven l37) unsurNeyed land
the exterior boundaries OF said lot No. 81 eng
as follows, to wit:
Variation Is deg Is min. east
Commenting at a post marked No i, L. =.
Survey No 81; from which POINT ineral mon
unsent bears s. 81 deg. Is min. f., 14l feet; cot.
tonwood tree Is inehes In diameter bears ). SO
deg 10 min W, 732 feet; location point on
this claim bears n. n deg. 30 min. W. 1854 u,
shaft No on this claim bears ~ 20 deg. 30
min W ! s30 II; shaft No 2. az end OF cut ~
II long on this claim. hears y. 80 deg. 40 min.
"a Gy3 II. shaft NJ. 3 on this claim bears ".
"a deg. so min. W., $50 It; mouth Of tunnel
bears n. 55 deg. Is min W. sos II; open cut,
20 II wide. l5 4 long, hears y. b3 deg. W., OSa
| m. foot OF grade leading from workings hears
! N * deg. 80 min W., 020 IL; and running
| thence. lat course. N. "a de-. 80 min. ", l.hO,
| H. set post marked No. L. ;. Survey o. ~
/ 2d course, n ) deg. 80 min. Il, 800 II, found
! old end post claim, 900 It, Get post marked No
| |. S.sufNey 40 % uthce,s CURT - ofu0
| 80 min. H., 800 Il, set post marked No l. >
! Survey No. 81; 4th, s. 5deg. 80 min. W.. 600
| TO place OF beginning, and containing within
the above described boundaries 20 G6 acres.
This claim is bounded on the south by tn
Monitor mine, and east and west by the public
domain.
The location Of this mine Is duly recorded II
the Recorders Office u Humboldt County, Ne
vada In Book ID, p. 27S Records OF Mines.
Any and all persons claiming adversely an!
portion Of said Richmond locations, mine, OF SALE
mining ground, as hereinbefore described, ar
required TO file their adverse claims with tn
Register Of the United States Land Office, a
Carson City, in the State OF Nevada, during tn
sixty days period OF publication hereof. or the
win be barred by virtue OF the provisions o
| the Statute.
aul2-60d c. A. wITHERELL, Register.
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fotltes, or arg cause, s'ee""v, '''''S ~' ~
uately cured
Young, uida,e- Aged and CID men, and
ali who need medical skill and experience.
consult the old European Physician at once.
His opinon costs nothing, and may save future
misery and shame. When ineonyenient 70 70
visit the city, for treatmen', msdic mes can nc
sent everywhere by express free from OBJ
.eryati5a. 1t is seli-evident that physician
who eigos his whole attention to class OF dis
eases asiains great skill. and physicians
throuyhout the country, knowing this, fire.
auently recommend difficult ca'es to tAe OLD
est specialist. by whom every known
coed rea.eJy is used. The Doctors Axe
and experience make his opinion OF su.
preuse ssii@eTfaree.
flrIh9ss VINO call see no one but the Doctor.
Cons,,Itasjons free and sacrettly c0nfidcn-
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Hay and Grain For Sale!
ar Passengers and freight Conveyed 70 ali
parts Of the country.
winnemucca Jnly %, 1894
Notice For Publication.
LASD OFFICE At CARSON CRY, Nav,

LASp OFFICE At CARSON Cry, NEy.,
September 25, 1884.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler h flel notice Of his INT ntion
10 make final proof i'm support Of his claim, aud
that said prcof will be made before the Judge OF
he Fourth Judicial District Court OF Nevada,
and IN his absence before the Clerk OF said
Court, at wlnnemueca, Nevada, on the LIST DAY OF
November. lisa, viz: John d. Bradshaw, Home
stead Application No. 4O6. for the w.
and T. s. w. Sec. n, TIP ~. N. X. 40 T.,
N d. NJ lie names the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upon and cult.
walton OF said land. viz: W. A, Sperry, Joel
Bradshaw, Henry vestal, and Urias keim, all OF
Humboldt county, Nevada: p. o. address, Par
adise Humboldt county, New.
oi-d CA. WIrHERELL, Register.
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LAND OFFICE AT CARSON CITY, New, |

September 10, 1884. I
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that sad proof win be made before the Judge
OF the Fou th Judicial D!s.s!c. Court 9. Nefa-
IA, ard in his absence before the Clerk OF aid
Court. at Ninnemucc., Nevada, on tie 25lh day
OF October, 1884, viz Gilman Hiel Homestead
Application No. 4 8. for the n. Il. quarter See
80, Tp 80, y. r. 80 v NJ d. NJ.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz: Thomas Shone, Robert Kemp
John waite man and Henry Peters, all Of Hum.
holdt County, New; r o. address, winnemuc
ca. New.
s22-Sod c. A. wITHERELL, Register.
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THIS GREAT
STRENGTHENING RENE EEI

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uased p5tt>E
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SeminalWeakness,
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DR.. Spinney,
No. II KRARNY STREET.
treats All Chronic and special Dts
seases.


UNG M EN
MO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
,gccta OF youthful follies or indiscretion, viii
10 vel TO avail themselves OF this, the greatest
Boon ever laid at the altar Of suffering humsai.
ty. DR.. SPiNNEY will guarantee TO forfeit
400 for every case OF Seminal Weakness or pm
vate disease OF any kind or character which he
undertakes and fails TO cure.
MfDDLE-A6ED MEN.
There are many at the age OF thirty 10 sixs3
who are troubled with too frequent evacuations
d the bladder, often accompanied with . slight
snarting or burning sensation and weakening
Of the system In q manner the patient can not
account for On examining the urinary depos-
It's a ropy sediment viii often be found, and
sometimes small particles Of alsumen viii APP
Gear, or the color will be Of thin milkiSh hue
again changing TO dark and torpid appear.
ance There are many men who dSe OF this dif-
aculty, ignorant OF the cause, which Is the sec.
,Ed stage OF seminal weakness Dr. 5. viii
guarantee perfect cure In all such cases, and .
healthy RESIGNATION o. the genito arinary or
saEs.
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No. IL Kearny street, san Francisco
r. S.-For Private Diseases OF shoft stand.
re. f,ill course Of medicines. sufficient for &
.ure, with all instructions, viii be sent - an!
idress on receipt Of $40. yS-u
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The Telephone In Georgia,

atlanta Constitution,
He didn't appear to be a bank cashier or
q newspaper editor as 10 strolled into an
Alabama street grocery.
He was simply Il six foot Clayton county
lad, and was looking for the State road
depot.
"Do ye know whether the agint is there
or not?" he qucrried, after being directed
to the right place.
~ DON'T" answered the proprietor i'm.
patiently, ''you can call him through the
telephone and find out" waving his hand
toward that instrument.
The countryman looked first at the tells.
phone and then at the merchant. At las;
he Numbered out:
Sinister, l reckon I look purity green,b but
lemmete you'll know when n mans tryin'
10 make fun O. me, an won't stand it."
"What do you mean ?" asked the mer.
chant.
slow in the blazes air that agint a.goin'
to git through that little hole? :" exclaimed
The Claytonite.
Smiling softly, the merchant arose, trans.
mitted the mans message and received q
satisfactory reply.
For a moment the countryman looked
blank, and then Selling the groceryman's
hand, he said
"Alister, Pm an idiot; forgive mo for my
rough words; an" here he paused, looked
thoughtful for q moment, and continued,
AN tell me how ye got that agint pcnned
up in sech q little box"
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Where our u.Ieuntc, stand.

Our Democratic friends admit that the
sentiment Of West Virginia Republicans
which everybody knows is for Blaine
swept the State through all the conventions
from tho first TO the last. Yet they fine
that sundry traitors have crept in
under cover. Mr.. Heavener, O.
Upshur Was n Of these
rs study n Blaine man rs there is in the
State. Mr.. Heaverer has favored tho IN
T%ELLlGEScER with 3 letter, which plants
him On advanced Blaine ground. Mr.. Ja-
cobR, Of We!zel, ono Of the First District
delegatcs, forwards the following ringing
letter 10 show what kind OF an anti
Blaine man he is:
To the Editor Of The Mieigenccr.
slE-lhe Register Of May 81 seems 10 have
"Columbuyed' me in the anti. Blaine
column. l-g. 1900.
deem it proper, II not necessary, 10 say 10
Republicans If the Flint District, through
your valuable paper, that they need have no
lear rs to my vote in the National Rspubli-
can Convention.
VIII import blaine Tor " reasons:
First, Because | am from heart and ssnii-
nest a Blaine man xa1 SO in 1876. again IL
lSSO, and much more so now.
Secondly, Because my constituents IRE
overwhelmingly for thAt grand old leader,
and certainly would be lost to every sense
OF hoHora and manhood to accept SO Important
Il trust from q Convention with which | WAS
not in full and hearty accord.
Lat there be no further doubt about this
matter. Very Truly,
IF. JAcuB,.
NeS Nartinsriie. ". Fa., May5 6. 1851.
The Democratic Christopher Columbuses
and Eli perkinsss may run through the
whole list OF ''suspecta," and they will
have no better luck. But that will not put
an end to their discoveries and inventions,
nor will these shake the confidence Of West
Virginia Republicans in the men they have
honored.
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FITS.

FITS. s.
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HcsIoFet. No Fits Sfser lntday's ,sc. Marvellous
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soma to DR.. Kline, 9al Arch street PHILADELPHIA,
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p, Go to H. ocs.nvyIV
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ABOUT IN.
How Far the Musical Ear In Natural niid
wherein II " Cultivated.

"hGfeln IL ~ NAASAshauN'
CUuhM Adoa1He.
Birds and beasts can know nothing Of
thorough.b bass, and stones and dolphinH
are, as a rule, profoundly ignorant Of the
mysteries OF counterpart and fugue. A
tune, which may perhaps be defined as q
melody possessing an especially obvious
rhym,h, appeals directly to an almost
primitive sense, common 10 nearly all civ.
ilized men and probably to dolphina. The
appreciation Of music In its higher forms
demands the deliberate and careful cult.
yatien Of An Unborn taste. 1t is not by mere
instinct that the full merit Of tho master.
pieces Of Beethoven and Mozart Ia
recognized. A man. may DO possessed
OF an undoubted 'car,h his love Of
music may DO perfectly genuine,
and yot much Of what Is ordlna'
rily accepted as high.class music
may be utterly beyond him. He Ia
simply bored by oratorios, sympho'
nies, and concerto,; the crash Of choruses
the quaint and marvellous intricacy o.
iugue. aud tho giddy r,lsh OF an overture,
arc to such a one possibly imposing. Ger
tainly bewilde,ing, and frequently weari
some, II he Is O man OF s%uperlative ant
unnatural honesty he will admit this. II
he Is merely possessed Of the average
amount OF courage he will say nothing
about It. lIs will humbly accept the yer
dict Of connoiseurs, and will 90 to ~classlca
con, e,ls rs much US The goes to church, iron
a din, seneD OF duty and because 1t Ia thu
thing 10 do. He will scan the programme
with apparent satisfaction ; but when
contains an item described as OPP. 80, hi
will be conscious Of inward misgivings, ant
though his external demeanor during
It's performance may be decent!
expressive Of enjoyment, he will b.
secretly yearning for the conclusion
On the y other hand there ar
very few persons who ore wholly insensi
bic to the magic Of q tune; many who hav'
no power OF reproducing half q dozen note
With their proper intervals can readily dis
tiuguiah their favorite tunes and find
genuine enjoyment in hearing them and IL
beating tine more or less incorrectly viii
head or hand. Charles Lamb, who WAS b,
his own account organically incable "of
tune" and who had been "!furtively prac
ticing God Save the Queen all his liia an,
never arrived within many quavers Of it.
declared that ut would be a foul seli-libe
to say that his heart had never melted a
tho concourse Of sweet sounds" Sauir
Western, too, though no always excepted
against tho finest compositions OF MI
Handel" made o practice every afternoon
las room as he was drunk" Of hearing hi
daughter play oyer the tunes he loved.
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A Good whitewasl~

Manufacturer Gdiats. F,
We find In a German paper q formula
Tor a wash which can be applied tolime
walls and afterwards become waterproof
80 as 10 bear washing. ResenscAek, Of
Munich, mixes together the powder from
three parts silicious rock tquartz), three
parts broken marble and sandstone, also
two parts Of burned porcelain clay, with
two parts freshly Stacked lime,Setill warm.
In this way a wash Is made which forms a
silicate, II often wetted, and becomes after
a time almost like stone. The four con.
Bt%ituents, mixed together give the ground
to which any pigment that a be used
with limo Is added, 1t Is applied quite
thickly to the wall or other surface, let dry
one day, and the next day frequently
covered with water, which makes 1t water
proof. This wash can be Cleapaed with
water without losing any Of its color; or
the contrary, each time It gets harder, 81
that 1t can even be brushed. while III
poroeity makes 1t look soft. The wash o.
calcimine can be used for ordinary pur
poses rs well as for tho finest painting. "A
so.called ireaco furnace can be prepared
with l. It In tho dry way.
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San Franeisco Specialize n. Y. Tribune.
That Blaine is the choice OF the Pacific
Coast Republicans there was no doubt,
but the enthusiasm with which his name
was received ut the State Convention in
Oakland this week was a surprise even TO
h!s friends. An attempt was made to hurt
him by tho distribution Of a circular con-
tanning the foolish canard that he was a
Roman Catholic, but it merely served as a
boomerang to his enemies. The California
delegation to Chicago is solid Tor Blaine,
a great majority OF influential Republi.
cans in the State, ID well as in Nevada and
Oregon, desire his nomination. MANY
Democrats also declare that they. will vote
for Blaine, as they want to sea a man in
the Presidential chair who has strong con.
vlG!lons and will have a decided National
uJlIEv. t..EHth,a. HNNaEH tHH fAHa t-H..h lid.
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"Mnryland, ny MaryInnd."

James X. Randall in ~4ineusa (Ga.) Chronicle.
l was surprised at that paragraph con.
corning me in the Philadelphia Record,
The gentleman who wrote it is u friend Of
mine end meant to do me q kindness; but
some OF his deductions took the color Of his
OWN sentiments and antipathies. I never
meant to impress him with the idea that
YVES ashamed Of the song OF "Alaryland,,
or that, under the same provocatiou and
circumstances, l would not write it again.
The whole thing WAS based upon q state.
ment oil regret that the cxigeac;es OF rhyme
compelled me to use a word in the last
etanza Of the lyric that might eeem to re.
fleet Extensively upon the Northern people
as a class. l am not likely to cease loving
the State Of my birth any more than the
State Of my adoption. In remembrance of
the tirst-named commonwealth Il have
called one Of my daughters Maryland. In
the soil OF the last 1 expect to bn laid al
rest, somo day,
Where the grass above my grave will grow as loug,
And sigh 10 midnight wiGds, but no. to gong p .
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Tho estimate Includes In the Arthur
column Mshone's polid Virginia delegation
OF tScnty.tour votes, though two members
OF tina. delegation arc reported aB l~ayoring
Blaine, and besides thersis the S.raight.oui
Republican delegation from Virginia,
which is solid for Blaine, and will claim
tho sea.s. Tho solid Arthur delegations
from tho South arc believed to contain del.
cgates who will gladly vote for Blaine.
They will all 20 that way If they sec that
no il the winning man, for they belong to
u Glaze which doesn't like 10 DO left out in
the cold.
Blaine has already made u big hole III
tho "Solid South" He gets sixteen OF the
twenty.six votes from Texas threo from
Tennessee and ~ many from North Caro-.
lima and Kentucky; n from Mississippi
and the samo from Alabama; five from Del.
aware, thirteen from Maryland; twelve
from Missouri, and the sold twelve OF Wes'
Virginia.
Tho eighteen Sherman ve!os from Ohio
will probably 90 to BlAine after the "favor'
lite son" has been complimented, and
that wonld give Blaine ~GttY-six votes
from the Buckeye Sta!e-f!ty Of them ore
almost certain for him.
Alter Logan shall have passed out Of the
race Blaine will get the bulk Of his iorty
lllinois votes. II the TilJune's figuring is
accurate Blaine now locks but thirty-three
votes, and a very little breaking away viii
carry him through with n rush. He is be
lieved to be the second choice Of enough
delegates to give him two.thirds Of the
convention. It begins to look as though
a winning combination against Blaine il
practically ont OF the question.
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A Maryland journal s~easonably remarks
that the idea OF planting edible nut.heariuy
trees where shade is desired, instead Of
those which are solely ornamental, is not
new, but the suggestion is ono that will
bear thinking about by those who contem.
plato planting shade or ornamental trees.
Chestnut, walnut, hickorynut and butter
nut trees are all nearly as fine is appear.
auce rs horse-chestnut and maple, and,
aside from the source OF revenus which
will in time accrue to their owners from
the fruit, tho timber Of such trees is always
in demand, and the tree itself may become
profitable should it become desirable at
any time to remoye it.
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XOaaNCE OF rtIE
Love.nakins im the Jury.Box aud How
IL Turnci out.

ssAsA AAoNb
II Turned out.
baltimore Sun.
FL. Bsrreda Turner was married Salur.
day to Miss Maud W.. Caldwell by Rsv.
eNIr. Bird, the bride is the daughter OF
DR.. John j. Caldwell, North Fulton street,
and tho bridegroom IL q SO OF Robert Turner.
and is a member Of the Corn and Flour
Exchange. The wedding OF the gentleman
and lady named is the elimination of A
courtship which commenced under exceed.
ing!y novel and interesting circumstances,
In the spring of 1852 the father and mother
OF Miss Caldwell were interested in a suit
TO got asidethe will Of John folly Johns, A
wealthy resident OF Baltimore county, who
made various wills which have given rige
to litigation in the lower courts and Court
Of Appeals, the heirs not benefited by the
will attacking them on the ground Of his
mental incompetency to make a will, A
motion for a new trial was made in the
case, based principally on the ground that
one OF the jurors, Mr. Barreda Turner, then
in his t%welty.tlfth year, was influenced in
giving the verdict which set aside the viii
Of John FOLLY Johns by the speaking
glances and sweet smiles OF a young lady.'
the same who has become MIR. Turner'S
bride. Her parents wre among the heirs.
Tho will which was aet aside by this yer.
diet deviaed the bulk Of tho estate OF SIS.
900 or $780, 600 to John Johns and Fl. V.D,
Johns.
When testimony was taken on a motion
for a new trial the evidence OF a fellow.
Juror that Mr. Barreda Turner said to him
slow can We bring in a verdict against
such q pretty girl rs Miss Caldwell?" was
considered. L. II. Cans said he noticed
tho daily exchange OF glances between a
juror and a young lady, though he did not
know their names. AS the jury lett the
courtroom this Juror would look back,
apparently under the magnetic charm Of
beauty, aud the young lady would return
tho glance smilingly. Another Juror, Mr.,
8. @. Torney, maus q deposition that Juror
Turner remarked to him one day during
tho trial, as they walked cut of court 10.
gether, ho wondered what chance a younp
fellow would havo il he gave a verdict in
her favor"
Mr.. Turner testified that tho eyes of the
lady often met his as she sat in front Of the
jnry, but IL was the twenty filth dsy of the
trial before they exchanged any words.
and then nothing about the trial, The
s.rangest fact about this thing is that the
juror who is eaid 10 have been SO favored
by these glances gave a verdict against a
will under which this young lady, who is
imagined to have influenced him 50 power.
fully, did got agood farm.
Though the motion for tho new trial
was denied something came OF the court.
ship, as tho wedding mentioned proves.
T,c r ,,rJonSp H;t1, Rp{tor Cr,okar. lsUI
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A lawyers Opinion Of Interest D All.
J. A. Tawnoy, ESQ, a leading attorxey o,
Winona, MINI, writet: "Atter using 1t for
more than three years, l taxa great pleasure
In stating that l regard DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery Tor Consumption, Ms the best remedy
in the world for Coughs and Colds. 1t has
never failOd to cure the most ssvero colds
hsye had, and invariably relieves tho pain In
the chest, @ U..
Trial Bottles OF this snvc cure for all
Throat and Lung Diseases may DO had for lOc
at Logan q Co.'s Drug Store. Large size,
VI 90. .r MwFAT
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TsY Langdon's City Butter Crsckers.