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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-22
MEMORY OF HERNDoN.
Senator ksnna Pays an Eloquent
Tribute to
The DEAD CONGRESSMAN YESTERDAY.
Abill to Swell the Pension Rolls Passes the
HOuss-Walsh to Certainly Appear
Witness AgainstEx
Senator Kellogg.
Special % tAs Rsnistsr.

hAsHINGroS, April 2l.-ln the Senate
this morning Senator Kenna asked unani.
nous permission TO make a few remarks
upon Congressman Hsrndon, to whose
memory appropriate tribute was paid by
the House and Senate few days ago. The
permission was granted him. and he at once
entered upon brief but very eloquent.
lifting and tender estimate of the dead
member, whose friend and companion in
the House he was for years.
In the House to-day the most important
business transacted was the passage OF the
pension bill, which makes easier the way
to place ON the Government pay-rolls,
and will 20 doubt swell the list OF pen
sioners should it be fayorsbly acted upon
by the Senate.
sss
John A. Walsh, who has 80 long been a
source Of trouble and perplexity to the De.
partment Of Justice, has been run down at
lsst and will certainly appear as q witness
against ex-senator Kellogg when his case
comes up for trial next Tuesday. 1t re-
mony will convict the venerable Louisiana
carpetbagger.
The bankruptcy bill as amended in Com
mittee Of the Whole passed the Senate this
afternoon by a vote of thirty-tws to fifteen.
This bill makes the United States Circuit
and District Courts courts of bankruptcy
and will prove an inestimable boom to
the business men Of the country, whose
interests as creditors have so long been at
the mercy of the widely differing laws and
practices OF the several States.
Is
The House begins to show a stronger de-
sire TO work. Yesterday it was decided to
open the morning session hereafter at
eleven.
Among the Presidents callers to day
were Senators Frye and Kenna, and Repre-
sentatiVss SlocHm, Bisbee, Mckinley, Ray,
with Judge Ross, of New Hampshire, Wait,
Post, Ryan, Steele, Phelps and Howey.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-22
Good News 90 Artists.

WASHINGTON, April 21.-A bill decreas-
ing the duty on works of art from 30 10 10
per cent. was sgreed on by the House Com
mitIee on Ways and Means to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-22
FIRE RECORD.
FIRE TeinATernaTnun.

a.'E,sDEo, TEN., Apri! 2l.-About one
~ '4,s morning seven brick buildings
2.1n street burned with contents
80, S.gss estimated at $2O, 600. Insurance
80 80 go The cause Of the tire IS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-22
WILL Ne Walk TIE PLaSK'

- p-~ferrea Agaiast the MAN
-. .s,ne Daytsn soldiers Home.
W.sHrSsroS, April 81. lsis pfoOaols
,.., GsorSs Patrick, msnsgsr OF the Sol
diers' home. at Dayton, ONO, "iu " "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-22

e a. A. .oe oitters and quack postrums
sn s also advertised for consump-
.alFS pan thai the only thing that
sssSls p,..son Son cure is the aVaricious,
-eeirsS OF the proprietor. Don't be
sss9s Ine IIne best remedy for strength.
SS<rcpTinann soothing sll Irritation,
r'asa Si'y ~ u.e uthe cough, is DR.. Wlstar's
~ as, SlId Cherry. 1t has cured
NA were physicians had given up
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-22

soH do feel 20 niceI" said young eiri
of nineteen yssrs. II don't feel % u hs1
4 he'd or . stomach, or anything" And
Vet hesosches, bsekscbes, stomach scnes
ard many other schss, swelling, ore,
eic, frcublsd her before she took Df. Suy.
toii's yellow Deck snd ssrssp.riiia nn
:, ,5ie.;,d Nv Ter clear complexion. smooth
lin ard bright eyes. Il viii relieve 81
aim ep,s tscnlisy TO female life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-22
GENERAL CRIMINAL MATTERS.
1ne Yoursstos Nm Dreansr's Tricks

Inc hOungstObu DFeemefs tFtchS
YOUNGSTOWN. O., April 2i.-Detecuvs
Iripiett Is at present engaged In an effort
TO locate Fred. Joyce, the dreamer, who
has made this city bis headquarters for
several months. Last week he skipped
and sfter his departure two men called on
Detective Triplett and stated Joyce hnd
caught them for $500 each by Inducing
them To 20 In with him In the purcha,s OF
an alleged mica mine in Trumbull county.
They gave him the money and shortly after
be disappeared.
Hanged Aiuasslf ~ the RsIiry.
NEw LEXINGTON, o., April 2l.-The pso-
pie OF this place were greatly startled
about noon to-day by the announce
meat that the dead body OF John
J. Wilson had been found hanging
in the belfry OF the NJ. u. church. IL was
quickly cut down, but life was eItluct.
Mr.. Wilson was &c xiou, and hsd gone from
home some time in the forenoon TO sweep
out the church, and not returning to diu.
ner at the usual time. his wife went In
search of him. and found him hanging
dead. James Porter, E'q held an inquest
snj found that the deceased died BY hts
own bsnd.
A Wolf n Sleeps CIsthisE.
NEwBuRa, n. Y, April 2l.--Rev. J. v.
Given was to-day expelled from ths New
York conference OF the African NJ. Il.
Zion church on the charge OF immorslity.
This Ia The second expulsion from the
present conference for the same cause.
Merry every member OF the conference
suuroscbed Given and reminded him OF
Coos love sud mercy towards the sSrinE.
The Operator skips.
srEuEENyILLE, o., April 2i.-Robsrt Pur.
cell, the operator, who unfortunately
csuied the collision ht Wheeling Junction
Friday morning. hss left the city 70 avoid
he posIibiliiy of arrest sfter the inquest.
PuIteil siood well with the company and
pis nistEi e wss purely accidental.
81, Insanity Mns Daagevss.
CCkis1O, SIss., April u. -Wm. Ltfsi-
n sErr Yesterday shot his wife while asleep
eud then thot himself Cause, Temporary
iltanity.
On TSisI NJ Last.
Nav YosK, April 2l.-Rugs. ths alleged
Lcng Island murderer, was denied On az
tension OF time 10 day, and the court
ordered him to plead and proceeded 70 Rss
Q jury.
CnersEATf. April ia neatly DIRE ',sd
man, apparently labtrer, lespsd from the
suspension bridge into The OHIO lasi even.
lpg. The body has no. been recovered.
A Womss Guilty of nassissghsss.
MArcH CHrsE, April 2l-An. Il 10 Jsih
R.efe, on trial for the killing OF Wiinsm
= Ell, Of Yorktown. Carbon coun
23d last, xss found guilty oil
n1snslaugbter.
warnipg to Pool seiisSG
PHILADELPHIA, April ~. - Fer hosnd
Horsimsyer. wm Hors,msyef and L'rh
Gilbert, conyIcitd Cf tsiiias pools on h'fss
,ses, bsy, brep septtnesi. Hor.,msysf 70
Iour nonlhs ard the Others 10 hk sssH
imprisonment esch.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-22
Gordon Not 10 Leave Khartoum.

CAIRO, April 2l.-The foreign consuls at
Khartoum report on April 9 that General
Gordon considers that the time for retreat.
ing has arrived. Gordon will send with
Colonel Stewart and Vice Consul Power,
Who are to return TO Lower Egypt By way
of Abyssinis, all the foreigners who choose
TO scc )mpspy them. Gordon has himself
no int n ton OF retiring He hopes Eag'
land VIII yet send him aid.
The Pope 10 Seek an Asylum In France.
PARIS, ApriI 2l.-Monsignor Rende, the
Papal Nurcio, has returned from Rome,
charged with special message to Prime
Minister Ferry which is expected to inhu.
ence the future relations Of France and
The Vatican. Rumors are sgain atloat to
lhe elect that the Pope will presently seek
an asylum In France.
Fire In ah English COIIfery.
LoNDoS, April 2l,-A fire in the Page
bank coIliery, in the neiehborhooi OF Dur
ham, caused loss Of Sl50OO0. Seven hun.
dred orkmen are thrown out OF employ.
ment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-22
CASUALTIES.
Two n en- suGocntcd In y Well at Char
lesion.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, April 2i.-This
morning Sam Turner aud Norman Jackson
desct nded we'll for the purpose OF clean
ing it. ] was noticed that neither OF the
men came up within half an hour. An
alarm was given, and after en- hours hard
work both men were taken out with ropes
and grab hooks dead. Dsath was caused
hv hlsnk damn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-22

OTTAWA, April 2l.--Ths Indian uprising
in the northwest is officially contradlcted
by the Dominion Government There IL
no foundation whatever for the report
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-22
LABOR NOTES.
The Fan River Strike.

- RIVER, April 2l.-The eleventh
,gi the strike has passed, and ont
..y D.. rsry little change is seen in the
a1l OF the strikers. A recent appeal
p o. Sycsy.sry Howard TO labor Leaders
81 Ny., r Glcatss that the strikers
10 tJ.u out much longer without
g Tie uluuiscluTers Claim that they
.~ ace cslas This week. The striker
sgslrg g-gC-rs and trsGeSmsn 10 satf-i
lave :-,vr recovered their lOSses o!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-22

"Fos ferns OF government let fools con-
tssf" For ordinary lifs 10 u enough To
lros inst DIR. Bulls Cough syrup cafes
q Iufbt and colds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-22
Base Ball.

Bal Baltimores. 5; Clevelsnds, 8:
DAYTON. D., April 2L-Dsytons, 2; Grand
RsriGs- Il
WGsHIssT April H.-WilminEton,
Washington, 1. The game was called a.
he emo Of the seventh inning py oAhk'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-22

Fsrrrosr, III, April 2,--fhsAss =
uurphy, the snpsrsses ssitasss. y vae'
ing ssr sfainst intsnF Fessnce = ~
eiIy. spd his eloqusncs indneSs sosossS
xsrohy. Who 0ss Injured ~ . I'll. % -:
t-r. and spoke last svepinG. nsy .ll
corduct . csmpaigs n Cntcaee % 2 -
rftts dsder ths susptsss q ~ W& -
eLUfchas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-22
Hsre tm R.tnrnsh 10 Wors.

.I.yS, o., April 2l.-To-night the last
e narrow ga-Se strikers returned to
and rains are again running on ali
sons The strike was broken ye5ter
iEsa'g 1gD going to work. They were
.LIer.sTrrd With By the other striker
o7tb. movement the back bone of a.
.e Eas s-0ssn. The employees are os.
gsl "a ipSg IS pOssible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-22

40, sss pocr Ipdian" tEsmpAeg ascss
In al sosfs Of sesthsr. sod oyie4 49,
cold. Went sors .soo1 esn.r'saa
hin bostis ei D.. Balls coash lgfsPs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-22

The House begins to show a stronger de-
sire to work. Yesterday it was decided to
open the morning session hereafter at
eleven.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-22
Fast lime

a,,- s.-EANs, April 2l.-The special
h. ne Northeastern Railroad, bring.
EsC [A.6lghts Of Pythias. made the run
|asAo.,u- All 10 New Orleans in twenty.
and twenty minutes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-22
There Was Poison On the Cake.

LOUISVILLE, April q The members OF
six different families living in the West
Ed were poisoned by cake bought from
L0pmiller, the confSc;ioner st Chestnut
al Eighteenth streets. The child OF
G,uIEe Gross died Fen others suffered
rer ribly bnt will recover. The poison va.
.r,suic, but low IL got in the cake Is not
knr1n.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-22
They Have NO Right 10 Serve.

PHIIApELPHI, April 2l.-SOms uneasi-
ness is being caused in Republican circles
in regard to the presence Of directors OF
national banks on their electoral ticket.
Il is feared such directors might be con-
.trued IS officers Of trust under the United
States, ipAsmuch Is the national banks are
created by the government Upon the ne
publican ticket for presidential electors
re John w. Lsisering, Of Mauch Chunk,
Cslyip Wells, Of AlleeheDy, James Dohson.
Iohn MunHeIl and Joseph B. AltemnS Of
PhilsdeIphis, all directors of national
hanks The whole subject is being
thoroughly discussed
PALrArArIoN. or rapid beating OF the
heart followed by periods OF complsts ces-
sstjou. is caused chiefly by nervousness
and bad blood. II the disease 10 neglected
IL Is liable to result seriously, especlally at
a time of sudden excitement Parity the
blood, strengthen the muscular and nerT-
ous syste N. governing the heat. By urIns
n Guysoti's yellow Dock end swssPririlla
end you viii soon be rid Of every tracs %
the affection.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-22
Deadly work Of the wind.

g. LOUIS, April q "A waterspout aud
winl storm demolished the house OF Q
farmer named Bond. nesr lockwood, Dtds
county, Mo-, last night, killed one Of bis
children and injured several other mem
bCrs OF the family.
Coal Mining Town Caying In.
sAIIEEyILLE, o., April 2l.-A section oil
this town, which is built over a coal mine,
is c.yipg in. The people have been obliged
to seek safer quarters and great alarm pre-.
yhlis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-22
THE VIEWS OF IRISHMEN.
Prominent Fenfans Condemn the Dy
namile Policy.

fEO"Iu0ut cnfhnb NOuutLikn ny
Bamite Policy.
LONDON, April 2l.-The Times to-day
publishes interviews with prominent Irish.
men in the French capital, among them
Patrick Casey, of the Monitsur Universal,
who is strongly in favor OF the dynamite
policy and upholds the Irish InVincibles in
the doctrines they svow and the course they
pursue. He declares it probable that the
dynamite policy will be extended to blow
ing up the Atlantic passenger steamers
and merchantmen, thus running England's
commerce. James Stephens, formerly
Fenisn head-center, however, condemns
the principles and practices of the dyna-
mitere, and advocates an armed reyolu-
tion. The continuance of the dynamite
policy, he thinks, means certain death
to the revolutionary agitation dur.
irg the present generation and
perhaps forever. 1t may besides this lead
10 the expulsion OF all lrishmen from Eng
land. John OLeary, formerly editor oi
the Irish People, likewise disapproyes OF
the dynamite policy on the ground OF its
inexpediency and criminal character. He
fayors open rebellion and a war between
England and Russia, he thinks, would give
the Irish q chance 10 strike an effective
blow. He was sorry to say the pso-
pie in America were not adverse TO
the employment of dynamite. Father Ho-
gan, Of the St. SuIpice Catholic College
thinks the explosions do Ireland no good,
but alienate from the Irish cause many
honest people who would otherwise sup
rort it. The action OF the dyDamiters, he
declares, lis morally a crime, politically
bfun6er and socihlly disaster" Ireland
will get home rule in the course OF time;
fthe recent concessions had been granted
some years ago, Ireland would now be
happy. II the Irish now get fair play,
Ireland in a few years will he one OF the
most prosperous co1otries in Europe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-22
A NIrIke Reopened.

.7.N AprIl p The strike Of CA
IS II North France threatens to re-
l. tie mining companies having init
ID they would refuse to employ tae
cs strikers and would reduce the
.,si Of HOrSiDg hours. Three thou
--.-r-s ssssm bled at Domain to-day
.'C1-t 90 resume the struggle and
90. . '-e vernment for aid.
Will Accept the Reduction.
2,'-1, Ap5iI 1.-THE Grand Trunk
.Tay employees at Montreal and Srat
-s7s scc-p'ei the . per cent reduc'
.-i "a mouths.
Returning to work.
az. -..silH =, A April 2l.-The string shoe
.,'2 O.. Nludal x Co. are returning T.
a. The firms terms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-22
Haninn I'm Australia

SAN FRAscIsoo, April 2i-rhs steamship
City of Sidney arrived this morning from
Austrslia Sidney dstes Of March 9th say
HsnJsp. the osrsmsn, arrived March 5Ih
A scuIlirg match with Trekett or Beach
sesipst Hsnlsn for one thousand pounds .
side has heeu arranged.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-08-02
Novel Plan for Producing Dia-
AnOnnH.

To transmute the baser form of car.
bon into the priceless diamond has been
the dream of alchemists for ages. The
latest enthusiast in this field has gone o
the trouble of erecting quite an exten.
sive apparatus, by which. with the help
Of force Of nature, in the manifesto
ton Of a fash Of lightning. he hopes TO
attain some tangible result, The ex.
perimenter. who is a correspondent of
.English Mrehsnirs, described his device
as follows in recent issue OF that pub
lication: elf a source OF heat could
he Obtained of sufieiertintensity to liq.
uefy carbon or charcoal" he asks,
"woold it on cooling assume the same
crystallized form as glassl The ques.
ton is: How can heat be obtained
some thousand times greater than can be
produced by any quantity of galvanic
cells or dynamo machines1 propose
to utilize fash Of lightning in the fol.
manner: have erected in my garden
q long iron conductor attached TO
wooden spar firmly fixed in the grounl.
and three wide ropes as stays. This is
about forty feet high, and the conductor
extends twenty feet above it. On the
top Of the conductor is fixed copper
ball eight inches in diameter; the rod is
attached to the spar by iron clasps in
sulated with gutia. peicha. The rod is
bent about two feet from the ground,
leading into a wooden box containing
tube Of biscuit earthenware, and about
one inch inside diameter and one foot
long. The end Of the rod is connected
to a piece Of copper wire half inch
thick, and passes about one inch into
the end of the tubes. The Other end
has rod connected the same way, and
passes down into the earth. The tube
is filled with charcoal or any other car
bon. Mr.. Swan (of electric light celeb
rity) suggested lamp black, but this or
any other conducting material could be
inserted. An earthenware tube | con-
slider preferable to glass, for if an ex.
plosion took place, which probably it
would. the effects on the carbon could
be better seen than among broken glass.
have never yet been fortunate enough
to have the conductor struck, AZ thunder.
s,orms are not very frequent in this
peighbcihood."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-08-02
SUMMONS.
State Of Neyada---iD the Justices
Court Of Dayton Township. In
and for the County 0fLyOn.
Plaintiff.

The State Of Nevada sends greeting to
Mount Como G I'D and Silver Mining Conn.,
pay. defendant; q
You are hers by summoned apptar before
me, at my Off e. in the Township of Dayton,
10 thu o. uuty of Lyon. on the six b Jay of
september. A. d. 1884, at 10 o'cl KAN tn
an action b ought against you by said pl4in-
tiff, to answer tue complaint OF said plant Il
b rein on file. Said -ction Is brought to re-
cover a judgment against you said d. tendsnt,
for the sum of on hundred dollars. i'll U.
gold cola on two r., certain prumlsory otes.
dated on Janu4ry 18th. 1884,, for the sam o.
Atty collars each, and pay able in thirty and
slxt, days respectively. msde and delivered
by you 20 said plaintiff foi gal interest ON
said notes from January 23ih. 1854. until
paid, and for all Cos of this action. when
judgment will be taken agstnst you for said
amount, in U. s. gold com. together with
costa and damages If you fal to appear and
answer.
To the Sheriff " any Constrbl. Of said
County greeting: Make legal service end due
return hereof.
Given under my hand this % u day of July.
A. D. 1884.
TR HAWKS,
Justice Of the Peace. Dayton Township.
juIy26
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-08-02
BLAINE ON MORMONIsM.

Beiigious liberty is the right Of every
citizen in the republic. Congress is
forbidden by the Constitution to make
eny respecting the establishment Of re-
ligion or prohibiting the free exercise
thereof. For q century, under this guar
anty. Protestant and Catholic. Jew and
Gentle. have worshiped God according
70 the dictates Of conscience. But re-
iigious liberty must not be perverted 10
the Justification Of ofenses against the
Law. A religious sect. strongly enc
trenched in one Of the Territories OF the
: Union and spreading rapidly into four
other Territories, claims the right to de.
stroy the great safeguard and monument
Of social order and to practice as re-.
1igiout privilege that which is crime
punished with severe penalty in every
State OF the Union. The sacredness
and unity Of the family must be pre-.
served as the found alton OF civil govern
rnent, as the source Of orderly admins.
tration, as the surest guaranty Of moral
purity. The claim Of the Mormons that
they are Divinely authorized to practice
polygamy should no more be admitted
than the claim of certain heathen tribes,
II they should come among US. to con-
tinue the rite Of human sacrifice. The
law does not interfere with what man
believes. 1t takes cognizance Of what
he does. AS citizens the Mormons are
entitled to the same civil rights as Others,
and to those they must be confined.
Poiygamy can never receive nation al
ssnction or federation by admitting the
eomrdunity that upholds it as State in
the Union. Like others. the Mormons
must learn that the liberty Of the indi,
sidual ceases where the rights of society
begin.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-08-02

"A CANNON has been cast at the
South Boston Iron Works that weighs
one hundred and twenty tons, is thirty
feet long, has bore of twelve inches
in diameter and is fifty.six inches in d.
amter at the breech. 1t will cost in the
neighborhood Of $50, 1000, or about half
the sum that steel gun would cost. 1t
is calculated that the gun will throw
projectile six miles.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-08-02
EAeT"T"'5
A s T III 81 a GU E E.

Cures Asthm.. Bronchitis. Throat and Lung
Al ctipns. coughs. Colds. Quincy. SIR
Throat. Hosrs' ness. sornsss Ia the Chest or
Lungs. Weakness IN th" hack. Pains In the
Back. Bowels. Sides. Col c. Gro, p, Pnsnmo.
MA. M"s les. WhooptuP Con and IHdiges.
ton. Peasant tasted Hsics cream
:. RENO N.v April %. 1884.
DR.. Korr's As'hms Cure cared my daughter
q pneumonia We use It fur @ uVbs ard
@ IDS. and have siw y. found IL ~ effect.
i've. Mrs THEaEsA YouHo.
RHO, New April 20. 1884.
have been CURED of hosrsnsss Of three
mon hs sanIiDa tbrculh the use Of DR..
Kerr's AEhms Cure. when ! Thought I had
lost INV voic, entirely. NJ MAR GooK.
Fourteen bottl 8 Of Z IRIS Azthm' Cure
cured me Of asthma o Z years stan iiug--Mrs.
A. Nevsndn. No. 10 Folsom 70 :. San Fra
CT o.. b tiles 81 K rr's Asthma Cure cured
q" = NJ pnenmopis--Mts.A Annie Cameo. 800 q
81 Broadwsy. ~ bottles Il Kerr's Asthna
Cure cured me OF hemorrhase OF the lungs
VIM. Blo1g4t'. Collector for Gal. Steam Navi-
cation Do 2bottles of Kerr's Asthms Que
Cured me o. 9 terrible cough Of 10 months
atanding-J W. Crawford, whs-fnger at Fol-
som street wharf. Redington d Co say that
Kerrs Asthma Cure sells readily on Its own
merits. more 80 than any NEEDY they ever
handled for Coushs. Colds. Thr at and Luug
Affections. and gives universal sAtisfaction
AoKNrs IL. CO'rivesu. III 0eary St. VIM.
0eorR, q Co Grass Valley; w D. Van Ord-n
Grass Valley; A. Lsdemau. Nevada city. Cal.
Lsvisrn Br1s., ho,kl,n; W. !. Brsnstettsr.
kosev lie; J A. Hosgiand, Olipp Gap: d.
b Townrr Pos m ster. Trncks. 0ltdhing
Mclean d Co Lincoln; Mr. Smell. You Bet;
B CO.. Mil No.. d Ics. Gal Towis Bros.
TOwle'a Station. Cal California Ir q Steel
Co Hostiins. Cal {: Summit loo Co Prosser
Creek; A. IL. Wioks. Bronco; OsBURN
sH MAKER. Rcno. sole agents for Nevada.
Price Is o 0.
"A Isttsfs addressed to J. p KERR p. o
Box 1870 San Francisco. will be promptly ct.
tended TO.
ReddiDg'on B Co, fan Francisco, wholesale
agents. SO and 63i Market street.
soid b. sii dsusststs Aas Assis<s. iyi.fy
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-08-02

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