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I. appea-s from g Galveston special 'ha
tho stock. holders Of the Cult, Colorado 4
Santa Fs railway do not approve of extern
sion for the present in any direction. This
Is an of year with railway companies, TO
mske thu least Of ".
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LYEcHBuRo. JUICE ia negro boy who
shot q laa named Osoorns while straw
berryiDg at Osstiewood, was taken from
jail Saturday and hanged by the citizens.
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pcfaultsr Gene Up.

HAnrFoRD. June 1l.-Wiliiam q. Morgan,
the cefsulting agent of the New York bank.
ing firm OF Putnam & Earle, was sentenced
70 three years in the state prison to-day.
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German carp. The carp fish were intro
duoed into the Trinity river aoms tnrs .
years ago, and have greatly multiplied an d
Increased In slZA,
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Conrrcssionnl NomInntion,

C~INCISBATI, June II The republicans %.
che four tUnjh OHIO district, 90 A.lrus,
Yesterday nominated General Chsfl,s n.
GrCsyaICr tor CgUnrp4s.
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Mrs.. Marie lszbslie Hammond, preyi-us to
leaving FIR The sea ride vii hold tu eight
weeks school in elocution A. the academy
hall over tns Dallas Natianal bank.
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Are prcdaclve OF throat diseases, cAughs
colds, etc. There Il no more effectul reliefin
these diseases 20 bs found than In the use
Of Browns Bronchial rioches. Price Is
cents.
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Z22 flIx1a nstI.oor.
Dallas. roxas
SARGENT & Co.
GENERAL AoExrs.roR

Fire and burglar rroof Safes, Vault ,poors etos abg sock c1nstsntp on
nsnd u,ner ! AGENTS to- Nonp,sei hsirlgsss"si itrt, fo,as . nnsa1.
q obe Alarm TIL Drawes Type Wrtorr, ia Hughes, 40 M Com "
I'm tor Trunka aEGIyn u = irIaI heIDr, ID nrnha aIng nlsnMhers
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NOTICE,

Any Of our customers desiring 10 ccm'
muuicate with us through the telephone,
will plea.e use tho TELEGRAPH wires ct our
expense, and save time and trouble.
Kn.rfyn I a. Nf ~
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Mother swans Worm syrup.

Immense white hats ami cartwheels at
200 Vim street.
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City council INST in a cjlurned session
last night aud transacted slot of unfinished
routine business.
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.ud..c, chanVe. ~ r.a.n.r

Hsvi1g y large SOUS OF JorseYs, they
must 60 81 20 per cent. Less than New YORK
cost. f. BsunAn. 706 m street.
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Wntcrspours WORK.

HAxnuBuRe, June ia storm, accom-.
panied BY . waterproof, visited the Gam
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We hsve igst received y fuii line Of cart
whetls, az BAumsn's, 7C6 Elm street.
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DIPLOMATIC rAFFY.

WA mrSGros June II -fpr,ss l-Captaiu
Won Eeeudecktr, the Ggfmau minister 10
the Uuittd Siat-s, accompanied ~ seore'
tary Freinenuysen, presented ME letters of
recall 10 The President 20 day. Fol owing
are remark. made ~ TIE mlnilttr and TO-
president 3 reply:
peror, has been pieu go io appoint m 'o
another post, af d mas in cpts qufnrn iog
warded me "a letter Rcal ainttng you WIN
my recall from Washington. In handing
you M. "a s,y's latter, | can only express
my Slucare regret 70 has not been my gcou
fortuue d femuin accredited 70 this gov
ernmeut. as long as YOU Ola me honor
10 wish ID shrn 1 20. scented my
o.edentirl,. / tlke lr.yo 4 yon,
Mr.. President, Wishing prdsprr,ty 20 your
couutr,, und thanking YOU for Pa" oIusiu'
oratioi 4 Il raesri nh.wn me during mg
oiiciet stay 60 the Uniied 8 afes.'
"Mr Miaistr': I slnc rely rcerft 10 learn
Won hnve otCu transferred rom yuur post
as envoy extraordinary and m.nt.ior plru''
potoatsrF Of Germany OF thir ctpliol whrle
The snttuists ana niend'v relations hesuu
durire your fIm's te'Yiof hefH ts
naval nttiehce have be- nrenFthpuod hY
your rurea.b @ oficiHl inttrraur-e wifh thif
goyurrrcnt. since y0u htye resided here 1s
repreaeaiaiive %, his n siy, che rmp.rlr
ofCermfn ~. Tn eishi1s y1u, p~"rg1nelly,
the ut.a1t honpi css gri $50 ptri'y ior tae
future. 10 sf3rd. me- pleasure 90 nssu,e Ycu
thai you carry With y0n tnn restect and IRE
gard Of N With whom you have been
thrown IN ofiiill relation % this capitol
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The sione aush,rs,

PORTLAND. NE, June il.-An immense
audience Hsse Died ut the city hsll this
evening TO welcome tho ualiiofuitus.
Charles T. Libby presiding. Judge Sole
aud Judge Bash, OF California, made
SpeCch0g which were received win mu Do
applause. John II. Rand, of Nevada.
followed. Every nlluiion TO Blaine
was received with enthusiastic demon
n'ration. Captain james A. Palmar, of
Nevada, announced himsslf as a cowboy OF
Nevada, when statement was received
wi h n Storm OF plaudits. IL asserted tha.
they would not dared zone back II thay
had hinohed from their duty TO Blaine, Cor
they hang iolEs a. Nevada lur
that sort Of thing. He paid an earnest ri.
butte 10 Logon, aud closed by abiding %
the wealthy leader OF Nevada who
wished 10 60 20 Chicago 10 vote
tor Arthur, saying he would pny
AL their expenses. but ihsy told him 20
stay rt homo. Senator David Mcclure, OF
CalilArnia, predicted the whole republican
party would soon fall into liue with
strong deter mination not to turn
this government over to the democratic
party, After another selection 5y the
band. a. Stout, Of Pes,iand, predicted
20,0C0 majority In Maine, and that all New
England w0uld 20 for Blaine.
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Fresh AID gp,i sroosas. a Dr)notfe
ivsry, al Laab & Freib re-.
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ANTlDOTE 10 FaALAElA


TT rEsIg LilsE A NEN NAN.
ct have h1i Dyspepsia, WiHl lorsiirl.
n0r,rsC rrars. frr hiNr friri ten Inherent
kinds O. pills. hrl TUFTS arr tue nrsi
that have home l- nry good. They have
Cleaned me ulf nicely. Ny nrntfiic 4
splendid, fon di-refs readily, q ] noN
have natural r~aasnarss. I feel like a n"N
man." W.h EDWARDS, Palmyra, o.
Soldevervwier. SO. Olcc, % Murray sf..N.Y
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berland valley latt night. Several p.ssen.
ger trains narrowly escaped wrecklng.
From Neville east Tor W miles tho VAL
lev railroad rum On a high emban kneut ri
made proand. Directly aitor the train
passed over this portion OF the rosd / be
storm hurst, and In the presence Of Preet'
dent KenHedy and other passengefa the
rear cor was carried hsli a mile. Rsils and
ties on tho embankment we're swept away,
Telegraph poles Frustrated and communi.
cation cut OF. To avoid calamities & fire
was built no each end Of the washout. The
wGitrspout vas a malt mile wide and very
destructive 10 grain, buildings and fences,
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Sugar ard dried nee, andsn5k ed tongue
AZ Loeb Il Frsioers's.
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W~AsuiSGroH, June lt.--tpreaa lat %
meetiuf ii Che house committed "a oppsc-
pristi0hf to-day tnu following resolution
Offered hy RaHGall, was edGptsd 90 IN
amendm ~ hc general ttlcieucv til
by a yalu OF 9 10 3 a party vote 81 those
present: That uo senator offeprcsantAttve
or deiog 60 in oouEregf, or lenatcr, repre-
Hanlaiiva OF dtlegstG-e &c and no %ctlicer.
CLERK or emoloye Of the Uniied State, o.
any department, brano ca or buIesu thereof,
or II psrslu receiving any sllary 0r o1m-
pension from m1neyu derived from she
treasury of he Unted S ates, or any con.
tractor undfr the Uutt.d $ ates govern
meut. shall give or hand over 70 any Per8oa
or persOna, directly or irdirfctly, any
MONEY or othtr valuable thing on DCcou {
of or to be applied 20 che promotion OF cry
p~olitical object w%aatever; that p parsop
guilty oi yiolstinu of this provision shell
be deemed GU lty Of "a mitdeme2nor, and
shall or conviction thereof be puniahtd by
fine not exceeding 5000. or hy impTison-
ment for = term not exceeding three year,
or by both ine ard imprisonment Ia the
discretion OF the court.
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Iniallills, teslclsss. nirmie5s, cathsrtlc
for feverishness, restlessOess, worms, con
stipation. CSC.
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nilsccllnncous Toroirn Ncwl


DEPaEC,TEs DYEAMt e.
DUCGIH, June II -Johu Glossy uII VIII.
Ireland ltXt year. lie dsprfc'tys fyraui O.
ead Save other means mast save Ireland.
ELtCrI0sB tN BELGIuM.
BRUsBrts. June II This city and Ant
werp ere afitit.j over tho rc.ula u' yaltrH.
day'a election .1f one bali tG3 ieuu Scr, in
which the liberals we're defeated. a.
BiorusrCat, 7.rarEclar'cli, will probably a,
premier, aad Goo Citations win Che pn,
which tna lCImef cabinet broke tff, Will Doe
resumed.
RESIGNED F0E CAUSE.
RUAEIN Juor 1l.-Er clisH ssrgslr's brva
rfsigutd owing tp the cowardiCe a .ba
Egyptian ohic bud men iu tlr rebel at.
tack l0st Cy.uIgg, which was ra9uI-lJ.
At TAX
PARIS, June ll-ih he JourIf' r'4 Laa.is
comments ON ilc heiIntiOuui ElE' 100 over
The Egyptian question, and o|pC'afs8 tsat
the msiuten5utc or rupture ot fe'n.ons bee
tween FraLce aud Eaglfnd 're 30 IKE,
WON ny ACR)sTlC
LoNDoE, June 1.-The rsca for Ihe royal
hunt cup to-day 90 AeCOt was Won ~
Acr0stic; Duke OF Richmond, fecgld; Cat
let, thud. ActCHt won BY alenpib; Cut
let @ bad third. sixteen staTtars.'
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Lsdies. CONE aud ts.st 70 Hs-lfto a cart
wheel az Blnmsn's. 7o6 Elm street.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
My wife, Eva Anderson, having left my
bed and board without cause, | desire to
inform the public that 1 viii no longer oe
responsible Tor any debts she contracts.
AUGUsr Il. ANDERSON,
Galveston June 7, 1884.
Loeb & Frsiberg have removed to Lam
and Commerce s~lreete.
o -
Jerseys, Jsrssya, Jeraevs, 80 per cent. les $
than cost, ct Blumau's, 7O6 Elm street.
NEW York, June 0.-Schedules in assign.
ment by Thomas b Bynner, jsweller, show
liabilil les Of Sill .CG7.
-oa g.
500 Jerseyr, 90 per oeaf less than cost, at
II. Baumau's.
Roasted Java, Mocha and Rio coffee at
Loeb & Ffeioerg IS.
C~arlwheels by the wholesale at Z. BAu.
mans, zoo Elm street.
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Roasted Java, Mocha and Rio coffee at
Loeb & Frei1erg's.
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500 Jerseyp, 90 per cear. less han cost, at
Il. Baumau's.
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CarLwheels by the wholesale at E.. B4u.
mans, zoo Elm street.
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Loeb & Freiberg have removed to Lam
and OOmmeroe ~streete.
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Jerseys, Jsrssya, Jeresvs, 80 per cent. les
than cost, et Blumau's, 7O6 Elm street.
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Hsckox q Pattersonf
the druggists. who are always looking alter
the interest OF their customer. have now
secured the sale OF DR.. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup, Q remedy that never fails
u cure colds, pains In the chest and all lung
ffections. For proof coughs. try Q free
SAMPLE bottle. Regular sise 30 oents and 81.
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TORPID BOWELS,
. LsvEe,

y z = = = - - = . : > - 4
end MALARIA.
From these sources nllaH three fuurrcsn
tlo uiHcA3cd 0i the Aumun race. Ines.
symptoms indicate circxl-tCnCc Nora Of
appetite, Nuyyois Costivc. Sick EsaAs
Rohc triltsc.s aftcr eating, uVcrsiou q
exertion % bQly or miind, J~ructnfspa
OF food, frrttasiiitY % temper, Low
spirits, s feeling % having neglected
sume duty, Diszihess, Flute rim as n
Heart, Dots before eyes. highly coils
cred Uriar, CONSTIPATION. and De.
mand the use ofc remedy That acis lrccils
on tho Liver. AsaLivcr medicine TUFTS
Aiinors uId skin i. a,sp prompt removing
oil impurities through tug-n tltco seaVs
ugcrg % tho systctr.H producing nrNe
slnn and vigorous body. WITS PILLS
sause no n.ll9rafor gripping nor Mt"iicrt
with daily work and arou perfect
AETt1nTE To F1Ek ARIA
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-02-20

John Guild, was found guilty of murder
in The first DEGREES this morning. Her
husband awaits trial on the same charge.
Guild Was go years Of age. and decided his
farm 10 Mrs. Larson on condition that
she should furnish him q home during his
life. He died suddenly Aug. l, and q post
morton disclosed that his death vas occa-
stoned BY 8 dose OF "Rough on Rats" and
the crime is imputed to the LArsons.
Starving Indians.
BrsMARck. D. T., Feb. ia gentleman
inst down from Poplar river, says the re-
ports Of the starving Indians is not exag-
eersied. Seven Thousand have nothing
but a little -four, all the game having
disappeared. The dogs and ponies have
been killed and eaten. In 60 DAYS without
relief AL must starve to death. A fear Of
the massacre Of the agents and post traders
il expressed.
Young Lady Stolen.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. l9.-Miss Grace Kesne,
q young lady about 20 years old, and g
daughter of 6 New York carriage manu-
~fsesurer, who hAs been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Chas. E. Morton, in this city for the
past two months, went ouf to do some
shopping yesterday afternoon. She hss
not since been seen or heard Of. The
family is in gresf distress, and every effort
of the police Is being made to find the
young lady.
The High Water.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. Feb. 1s.-Noon-The
river rose one-qusrter Of an inch from mid
night to G A. NJ. 1t was stationary TIL IL
y -Az1 Il fall a nuar*ar NJ an irrh IN
noon. 1t is now As feet on the gauge
locks. Three feet are going into the Water
street stores.
Father and Son Die from Exposure.
DALLAS, Tex, Feb. le.-J. W. Swain
snd son died at Esgleford from the effects
of exposure and freezing. They we're sur
rounded by water in 9 wood-choPpiDg
camp during the great storm on Tuesday
last 10 Sunday, when they were rescued.
Forty-fve Houses Swept Away.
CATLETsBuRs, Ky., Feb. 19.-Forty-fve
houses were swept away. The loss is over
S100. 900. There are 800 homeless people,
and 700 people being cared for st Hunt
ington.
Died from Triehfnosfs.
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 1e.-Miss Hammer
ling, q member Of the family sick with
Trichinz, died last evening. The father is
not expected 10 live. The boy viii prob
ably recover.
Buildings Falling.
CIycIySAII, Feb. I9.-After midnight
two four-story brick buildings on Second
street and Central Avenue fell, from the
effect Of water al the foundation. They
were ~unoccupied.
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This book, put forth by an anonymous
author ostensibly to discuss the social
question of labor and capital in the form
Of 3 novel, has been read At these literary
headquarters. II there haye been any
structures passed upon 1T so far we have
not seen them. On the contrary we have
seen several critiques on the work, notably
one in the Argonaut, which are decidedly
fattering. What possessed the critics to
be so liberal with their unadulterated
"'tafy" We can hardly imagine. You read
the book through because ii goes from one
startling situation to another. but you
fesi like kicking yourself for having lost
90 muth time. instead Of putting il to use
in the perusal Of something from one of
the masters. Bread Winners is simply
cns OF those lucky creations that happen
10 fAl. into the swirl Of sensational htera-
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SEND o U CATALOGUE OF PRICES o
ALL GOODS IN OUR line

VFo the benefit OF thosAw wishing TO order goods Of us we will state that III Ire
Sacramento to Eureka is s. 5 for each 100 pounds. Yu can easily calculate how
you eann save b. trading ynh US after seeing our full pnce list send fm one kspesA'
jdnn r. n. COOK d CT
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ture. II discusses nothing philosophically,
and the story ID an unnatural hotch-poseh-
If any one who is familiar with actual lie
reads il fhoughtfully and doesn't think It
a niece Of artificial patchwork. be had
better Try his hand on q similar volume.
His proper punishment viii rest on the
very strong probability that the public
viii turn its back upon him, ss 1t has often
done upon really meritorious suthors.
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Musician, Mich. Feb. Is.-Mrs.
Korum Larson. charged with poisoning
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ESPECIAL 10 THE SENTINEL

Gl4 AA1C
Goes to Cork.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
PARIS, Feb. 19.-Many Christians have
been massacred at AMMAN since the be-
ginning Of January. An Annamite Min
lister was implicated. The Chinese Vice
roy, prior to the capture OF Sontsy. ordered
the Black Flags to murder every Chris
tan in the city.
LONDON, Feb. ia battalion Of in
fantry and q battery Of artilley have been
ordered from Malta to Egypt Immediately.
KAEToUM, Feb. 19.-On Gen. Gordon's
arrival here thousands crowded to kiss
his hands and feet, calling him the Sultan
of Soudan. Addressing the people, Gen.
Gordon said Il came without soldiers,
but with God on my side 10 redress the
evils. | will not fight with any weapons,
but viii mete out justice. There shall be
no more Bashi Bszouks." The populsce
say that Gen. Gordon is giving them more
han FL Mshdi could give. Gen. Gordon
is sending copies Of his proclamation in
all directions.
Rome, Feb. 1.-two versions are given
to the attack upon q railway train contain
tanning King Humbert. According to one
it was an attempt to take the Kings life.
The other makes il an act Of ~briganeage
to secure booty.
LONDON, Feb. 19.-0rders governing the
expedition Of relief TO Tokar have been
issued. Troops will take provisions sufi-
Client to last " weeks. They will biv-
ouac upon the line of march, zach man
carrying 20 rounds of ammunition, and
there viii be areserye supply Of $50 rounds
per man.
After the vote upon Sir Stafford North
cote's motion to censure the Governments
Egyptian policy, Parnell will go to
Cork TO assist John Deasy. candi-
date for Parliament of she Irish
National League. He will probably
address the electors upon the general pol
icy OF the Government. A meeting of the
Parnellise members Of the House Of Com
mons was held this morning. 1t was de-
cided TO vote against the Government
upon Sir Stafford Northcote's motion Of
censure.
SuAKIM. Feb. i9.-Advices from Tokar
state that 200 Of the garrison made q sor-
tie and attacked the enemy, killing and
~wounding several of them, also capturing
q number of cattle and camals.
LONDON. Feb. 19.-In compliance with q
request of Sir Evelyn Barring, British
representative of Cairo, the Government
has decided to reinforce the British army
Of occupation.
BERLIN, Feb. I9.-The German Sani-
tary Commissioners, sent 10 Egypt and
India by the Imperial Board of Health to
study the nature and causes, etc., Of the
cholera. has senta report from Calcutta.
The commission discovered the cholera
germ in q wster-tank at Calcutta, and
found in 8 suburban village in which the
cholera made its appearance the same
microscopic organism which has been dis
covered in the lower intestines Of the
cholera victims in Egypt.
LONDON. Feb. l9.-Gladstone gave an
audience this morning to q deputation Of
members Of the House Of Commons. He
informed them that the Government was
anxious for the passage Of q bill providing
for the appointment of . Minister for
Scotland.
Bradlaugh was reelected by q majority
of &c, the largest he ever had.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-02-20

Persons going to the masquerade ball
and desiring to purchase kid gloves. fans,
gold and silver fringe, t~assels, spangles,
stars and masks will find q complete stock
of the above at II. ]. Franklin & Co.'s. =
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Go to p. Steler- He sells his gold and
silver watches at cost price. .
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MOTE SOME OF THE PRICES AND CON-
. pare them with what you have been
paying. On and after this date / viii sell for
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Inst ReceiHed.

Aunt Hannah, on South Main street,
has just received from San francisco an
extensive assortment Of the finest kind OF
millinery goods, consisting OF bonnets and
hats. trimmed and untrimmed; also,
flowers and feathers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-02-20

Go TO P. Steler. He sells his solid sill
yer and plated ware below cost.
Go TO p. Steler. He sells his fine clocks
below cost.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-02-20

- / carry also . complete stock OF Hard
ware. Mining Supplies, Clothing and Boots
and Shoes. which / will sell at prices that defy
competition. jk20ui F. W. CLUTE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-02-20
OVER THE WATER.

Bradlaugh Reelected by q Majority
of Seventy-Six-Mapy Christians
Murdered at Annam-Joy Over
Gordon's Arrival at Kartoum-
Thousands Kiss His Hands and
Feet-G0rdon Said He would Mete
Out Jusffee-An Attempt 20 Take
King Humbert's Life Parnell
Goes TO Cork.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-02-05
TllTnI a. A. THOMAS, st. Cloud bull

la N III ding, Washington, G. Practices
slhlD. before the United States General Land
Office Contested cas- es, private land claims, min,
ing presumption and homestead cases proseceteo
: urt; aud adj classes of claims before the Exeeu-
tive Departments. Special attention given to town
site cases. Land warrants. homestead foats' ana
all kinds of land scrip bought and sold
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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

Is a never-failing Cure
for Nervous Debility, Ex-
hausted Vitality, Seminal
Weakness, Spermatorr-
hea. LOST MAN.
lmpotency. Ia
rally sis, Prostatorrhea
and all the terri.
BILE effects of Sell Abuse
youthful follies. and ex
cesses in maturer years
Such as Loss OF Mem.
DRY, Lassitude, Ncctur
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nal missions. Aversion to society pini'
ness of Vision, Noises in the head;
he vital fluid passing unobserved in the urine
and many other diseases that lead tc insanity ana
death DR.. MINTIE will agree to forfeit Five
Hundred Dollars for case OF this KIND the VI
TAI RESTORATIVE lunder his special advice
and treatment) will not cure or for anything I'm
pure or injurious found in it. DIR. MlNTlE
treats all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury. Consultation Free. Thorough examl-
nation and advice, including analysis of urine s5oo
Price of Vital Resolutive, $50 bottle OF four
times the quantity, $1,000, sent to any a'' ress up
on receipt of price, G. O. D., secure n ON obser
vation and in private name, if desired, sJ
A. E. MINTIE, M. D.
II Kearny Street, San Francisco, Cal.
DIR. MINUTES KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPH-
RETICUM, cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder
Complaints Gonorrheea, elect, Leucoll hoea. For
sale by all druggists SlOO bottle, six bottles for
$500.
DIR. MINUTES DANDELI0N PILLS, are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS
cure in the market. For sale by all dru gists.
Jan. 2. 1S80-tf
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ESTRAY.

sD A SMALL BUCKSKIN coll
Wr{E ored horse, branded 7 on left
q w shoulder, other brand not easily
described, is six years old, and has been
in my band six months. The owner can
have him by proving property and paying
charges. j. NJ. DILL.
Squaw creek, Boise Co., Jan. Is, 1884.