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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-06-07
'RAH FOR BLAINE.

A dispatch received here as the
TINES goes to press reports that Blaine
received Ala votes on the fourth ballot,
and therefore receives the nomination.
The Blaine delegates stood together
nobly, never wavering once. Nevada's
little band of six delegates stood solid
for the Plumed Knight, first, last and
all the time, and have thereby shown
the people that their confidence was
not misplaced. Blaine has been the
strongest man from the first, and as he
is the peoples choice it was useless for
the corporations to try to defeat him.
His victory will doubtless cause some
bitter feeling in New York, but the sore
heads will in time fall into line and
elect him by large majority this Fall.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-06-07

Is THE LEGITI-
MATE RES U l. a
Of over 20 years of
pr acticsl expert
ence by a THOR
|OUGHLY QUAIL
FLED GliADTATE
|pH Y 81 CLAN o:
one Of the highest
medical colleges
|of Enrope.
1T POSITIVELY
lOUWES Nervous
land Physical be-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-06-07

In his speech at the Arthur boom
meeting in New York, Henry Ward
Beecher is reported to have said: "Who
is Chester A. Arthur He has proved
himself the best President the country
has ever had" The Sacramento Bee
adds: elf we were to ask the question
rWho is Henry Ward Beecher1" the
valleys and the streams, would belch
from the tasselated pines of Maine to
the clam.hill beach of Marysville;
rHe's the biggest liar in America"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-06-07

Resolued, That the several Republican
County Committees of the State are hereby
instructed to call Primary Election OF the
people of their respective counties on Setur-
day, April IL, 1884, Tor the purpose Of elect
ing DELEGATES to tn" State Convention to be
held at Virginia CITY, April 80. 1884; and to
call Primary Election of the peop le of their
respe ctive ounties on saturday, August Is.
1854, for the purpose of electing Delegates to
the State Convsntion to be held at Carson
City, September 4, 1884; said Primary klec-
tions to be carried out IN compliance with the
laws Of this State and the inst uctionsof this
Committee
Resolved. That any county may elect Dele
gal es to the said State Convention at Coun.
ty Convention, the members Of which shall
have been elected at the said Primaries held
on April IL. or August 20.
Resolved, That il a vacancy should occur
IN any delegation after the Primaries ar held
said vacancy shall be allied by the remaining
Delegates.
Resolved. That the following test be re-
quired of each and every voter at the said
Primary Election care you a Republican?
And will you support the nominees of the
Republican National Convention and of the
Republican State Convention"
G. G. STEVENSON,
Chairman Republican State Central Commit
tee OF Nevada
&c, LORD, Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-06-07

"OADlOc cents for postage, and we
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rections. ETC.. free. Fortunes will be made
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work. Great success absolutely sure. Don't
delay. Start now. Address STISsoS h Co.,
Portland, Maine,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-06-07

"A Most Welcome and Attractive
Monthly Visitor. "-Albany Sun
day Press.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-06-07

Resolued That the Secretary of this
Committee request the County Central Com
mittees Of the several counties OF this State
to cause primary elections to be held flor the
election of delegates TO the state Convection
accord ing TO the spportionment made by this
Committeel IN the 3lst day Of May, 1884.
Resolped. That the Secretary Of this Com
mittee be directed to publish the call for the
State Cor vention in all Democratic journt Is
OF the state. t gether with the request to thu
Ceunts Central Committees 70 hold primary
elections for the election Of Delegate 10 the
State Convention witt the ,est presented BY
the Committee.
RESOLVED. That the test required Of voter
at the primaries is that he IL or will be a
qualified vster at the general election TO be
held on the 4th day of November. 1874 and
that he will vote for the nominees Of the
Convention to Ue held under this call.
MATT CANAVAN,
Chairman Democratic State Central Commit
tee OF Nevada.
W. J. WEsIERFIELD, Secretary,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-06-07
State Central Committee

and for such other business as may properly
come before the Convention.
Resoiued. That the State Convention called
TO meet at Austin on the 10th daE Of June,
1884 be composed of III delegates apportion-
ed among the several counties of the State
aa foil ws.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

DAYToN GOLD AND SILVER MINING
DCOMPANY;-Locat OF principal place
of business San Francisco, Cal.-Location
of works, DEVILS Gate District, Lyon county,
Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting
of the Board of Directors, held on the and
day of May 1884, an assessment mo. ~ OF
Twenty (20c) Cents per share WAS levied up
Ii the capital stock of the corporation, pay
able immediately, in United States gold coin,
to the Secretary, at the Office Of the Company,
Room 70 Nevada Block, No. 800 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, California. Any stocb
upon which this assessment shall remain un-
paid on the SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE,
1884, viii be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless payment
is made before will be sold on Friday. the
27th day of June, 1884, TO pay the delinquent
assessment, together with cost of Using
and expenses Of sale. By order of the Board
of Directors. D. c. BATES, Secretary.
ofice-Room 70 Nevada Block, No. 300
Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal.
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PERSONAL.

George W. Cable will make his home
permanently in New York hereafter.
Il MI. Arnold'a profits in America. accord.
Ing to the Pail Mall Gazette, were Gl,20O.
Senator Pendleton will deliver the ad.
dress at the Charlotte, IN. C.) celebration
on May 20, and Speaker Carlisle is also to
be present.. ,,.r.
Having completed his course OF lectures
in Boston, MIR. Joseph Cook has gone to
the Wtst 10 fill engagements which will
keep him busy until June.
Dr.. McCosh intends to travel more than
three thoufand miles this spring. visiting
Princeton alumni as1oclations at Colum.
bus, Chicago, Omaha, St. Louis, Louisville
and other ci.ies.
Walter L. Campbell, the Republican
nominee for Mayor OF youngstown, 0 j,
who has been blind since be wa3 five years
) Of age, was graduated from Harvard Law
School, is fine organist, succe :sful chess.
player and edited daily newspaper for
many years.
81 MIR. Irving is not only great actor and
Z dramatic manager, but also an enthusiastic
and successiui angler, and it is said that he
owes much Of his succes, to those quiet
Z days on the trout stream when the study
: Of Shakespeare and the killing Of trout
alternately occupied his attention. n
Congressman Beverly Tucker, of Virgin
I ia, who has been in public life more than
forty years, and has had an adventurous
career, is writing an autobiography. Dur
ing the war he was refugee in Canada,
and kept hotel at St. Catharine's, near
Niagara Falls, and President johnson Of.
I iered a reward OF Sc, 900 for his head. He
was also in Mexico, where he supported
Macmillan. 81 Is
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. . . . b
1tappears that wherever there Is surplus
moisture large eucalyptus will provo OF
great uerv!ce. and q group OF them will
dispose Of q vast amount OF house eewer.
age. But where there is water which it il
not desirable to exhaust, as in a good well,
i will DO wise to put tho eucalyptus very
lar away. The owner OF Bay View Farm.
Alameda county, CAL, recently found a
curious root formation ofth0 eucalyptus in
tho bottom Of his we'll, about l6 feet below
the surface. The trees 10 which the root
belongs stand 80 feet from the well.
Two shoots pierced through the brick
wall OF the well, and sending oil
millions OF fihtes, formed = dense
mat that completely covered the bottom Of
the we'll. Most OF these flores are no larecr
than threads, and are 60 woven and inter.
twisted as to form mat So impeue;rabls
and strong as though regularly woven In a
loom. The mat when first taken out OF the
we'll ives water.aoaked and covered with
mud, and nearly all that man could lift.
but when dry it was nearlyas soft to touch
as wool, and weighed only a few ounces
This is o excellent illustration al the way
in which the eucalyptus absorbs moisture
its roots goingso far to find water, pushinr
themselves through brick wall, and then
developing enormously aicr tho water IL
reached. II is thought that QUO OF the
causes Of tho drying up Of wells Is the In.
satiab!e thirst Of these vegetable monsters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-31
Z WHEELING, " VA, MARCH 81, 1884.
Cimcinnati's humiliation.

F.
The bloody disorder IN Cincinnati 10 one
Of those blots on our civilization which
language Is not strong enough to condemn
and Genounce. Like the draft riots and
the railroad riots Il has shown once more
that 1t Is better 10 submit 10 any wrong,
however great, rather than trust the mob
spirit 10 avenge It. Enrased by verdict
which tho mufdercr's own confession made
absurd-a palpable trifling with the right
Of society to be protected against beasts Of
prey-the mob sought satisiaction-by
what ? They sworo that the rcd.handed
murderer should not escape death through
the favor OF an iAdulvent jury.
But the murderer did cacape the mob's
fury. What did not escape was the prop
erty Of the people which they had been
I taxed to accumulate Tor public purposts,
aud which they will be taxed to restore,
as far as restoration is pos7ible; public
records o! priceless value that can not be
restored; private property that lay in the
train Of the mob's wrath--and for which
the people will have to pay; and more
lives than the British Lave lost in any bat.
tie in the Soudan. This Is iriphtful rec.
ord Of lawleesneas Tor M American city.
The original objec! OF the mob was early
lost sight Of. The demonstration was ssop
Stripped OF any semblance Of a determined
il fierce protest against tho escape from the
gallows Of one murderer and tho generally
lax administration Of criminal justice in
4 Cincinnati. Men jumped in to deatroy
without special object, destroying simply
because the community YVES unable to pro.
: tect itself and destruction became possible
1.awleas men are much like wild beasts
y little taste Of blood makes them thirst fol
more. The torch once applied, flames are
not so fierce or relentles, rs infurate men
Now that it is oil over, who is to pay the
awful reckoning? Part Of the loss will be
borne by men who we're in the mob, parl
by sorrowing widows and orphans, and
more by iDnocen! men, women and chill
dfsu who lived through two nights OF ter.
ror while the mob glutted it, misdirected
vengeance. II wa3 reckless investmen,
Of energy which hal filled Cincinnati with
borrow and humiliation, charred ruins and
CHASTITY corpsee.
It were better that ten thousand muir.
derers escape the Ea'lows through weak o,
venal jurieH than tina. such a blot be put
upon 80 fair city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-31

Do you wish freedom from aches, pains,
sores,.tc.? Then purify the blood, strengthen
the urinary aud digestive organs, build up
your broken down constitution by uaing Dr..
Guysotts Yellow Dock and ssrssparil'a. II
is gratifying to know tina. among the iutelli.
gent communities this simple, harmless, ye.
affective remedy sells faster than the many
humhpe bl.terst iron medicines md pretend.
cd kidney, cures, all Of which 30 rapidly
weaken and ruin the stomach, liver, bowels
and kidneys BY exciting these delicate or.
gans to unnatural activity. paw
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A BREAKFAST BUDGET.

RE 5ts Al English writer calls music the Gin.
3ssderalla Of the arts. ...g
S58is Hammered gold saltcellars are in the
ysSehspe Of ivy leaves. sgSs,. "a
Excursions among slums are becoming
Y fashionable in London.
2 Three COWS in Nantucket, Mas, have
this sp.ing given birth to calves without
eyes. y
A Capo Cod, Mas7, bride made her bus.
baud adopt her family name at Abingdon
a the other day.
It Is reported that Began Cash, Of
South Carolina, is roaming around dis.
guised as negro.
The Cathedral at Ulm, Wrrtemburg, the
Z largest Protestant church in the world, is
to have a spire 524 feet high. ~
The Salvation colored army at Charlotte,
4 N. G., has seventy members, and is Gre
ating considerable excitement among the
colored people. f
A "mystery race" is the latest pa7time a.
+ the Waterbury, Conn. skating rink. The
I contestants are blindfolded, and turkey,
hung in tho rink. is the object Of the race.
& 4 lemon tree on the farm OF Thomas
!, Kennedy, OF Noonan's Lake, Fla, nine.
. teen yenrs old, hal borne fruit eleven
& years, and has earned for it, owner Sl06 in
!, a single season.
The Modesto (Cal.) Slrapbuck thinks
q that because six sticks Of wood out OF half
cord which had been dumped in front Of
Z it9 office were there next morning that the
morals OF the town are improving.
at Hartford, Conn, party Of telegraph
liuemcu climbed tree in lady's yard
and began looping off the branches. They
did not heed her protests until she brought
out II revolver, when, like DaVJ Crockett's
coon, they came down.
X a circus man says it requires person Of
good, commanding size, large features, big
eyes and striking contrast between the
! complexion and the color Of the hair to be
! beautiful in tho ring. Tho greatest beau
!, ties in the rins are often quite homely in
] the parlor. a.
q Tho German town OF Funstenfeld thinks
\ il has tho oldest tree in the world. It is
linden standing in the churchyard among
the tombs Of centuries has trunk fully
fifteen feet in diameter and twisted branch
cs which seem to stretch out all over the
inclosure. and is supposed to be 1000
vpa,s oli VI, N. sslt ~ --4s3' lrss rs III
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o. Hl.lalAH= HstH H-Hs e.
nuIl.oWA.
A brutal Scene Einy n Chicago Police

& II Court. y n IN 81
Chicago Tribune. s.
q A Baloon.keeper named Bullowa aston.
ished the lobby In the Armory Police Court
yesterday morning by trying to prosecute
his own son, a lad Of 10, on q charge OF
felony, Claiming the boy had stolen S. from
tho money.drawer Of his saloon.
"You don't want your boy sent to the
penitentiary, do your" asked the Justicc. Z
"Yes, l do" replied Bullowp, doygedly;
"that's where want him to co. NJ !,
Wouldn't you ba satisfied 10 aend him
10 some reiofmatory tuition, such rs
Feehanville?' e,ked tho Justice, somewhat
amazed ut tho coldntss Of the father adding
alter a pause: III you agree, you uadef.
stand that can change the charge to dis.
orderly couduct and put q llne over his
head, 80 that II he does not mend bis ways
no CAN be sent 10 tho House oil Correction
The man shook bis head for response,
and stood drm and implacable. :. ra.$
"Oh, pa let them fine me-" sobbed the
child, as he threw his arms around his
fathers neck. II won't do II any more.
will be good. Let them do 1t thai way,
won't you. 5s57 5I3s -
shut up!' was the fathers response. 81
will Do nothing Of the kind" 80 ,lti,. +
"Then I will take the responsibility my.
sell" raid the court. "Mr. Officer" said
he to the policeman, II will put fine Of SEE
over this boys head and leave 1t to you
rather than bis father to bring him back
here in case he should not reform. The
father Is without spark Of humanity. He
has heart OF stone" 4
u know that wretch," said Andrew Par.
ton, Of the Citizens League, as Bullowa left
the dock, ~ have had had him fined time
and again for selling liquor 10 minors. HI
has ruined his whole family. lie obligee
his little daughter to tend bar for him In
bis saloon at the corner Of Cottage Grove
avenue and Twenty-ninth street, and selll
80 freely to children that / MN tirei
OF watching him."
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Htnuty,

ut is claimed tia. New, York womsn look
younger at 90 than Boston women do at 10
or Chicago women at 80" Tor the reason that
they have been taking Pz1ma for the pss,
three months, but Boston and Chicago wo.
men are coming up in fine s,yle-enteriur
upon the home stretch on Manaiin, | rot ono
Of your books on the Ills OF Life" from your
druggist as o present, and. as it directs, have
been taking Pe7ma and linalin. Ny Gowels
are in excellent condition, and the iurgs and
heart are improving finely" tgs., r.
pAw ] N. MAKER I,awaa Pa
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CHOICE fon PRESIDENT,
Where Siua0n2niia Stands

He'1HHEaHH 1ps3 - ~ ~ :
Speaking for the Republicans Of Monon.
gala county, the Post c1n unhesitstinsly
ely that u very large majority OF them
probably five slxths-tavor James" G.
Blaine 81 fiat choice for President of the
United States. Such is the feeling for the
"Plumed Knight" all over West Virginia,
and, indeed, throughout the Union.
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DIED.

TRkCY-0a Sunday. Mach 80. 1881, at . r. ",
BESSIE LEE daughter OF u. K. and Mary 4, Tracy
aged months and days. z.sI-g- ..g.g,4 =
Funeral from residence OF parents, No. 1c4t
Chapl!nc street, Tucsday ats Pm Friends Of the
faulty arc respectfully luyFed u attend. Inter.
ment at Mt Wood Cemetery.
nABCoCK-0n Sunday morning, March 30, 1884
Al IL o'cl0ct, CHARLES NREDEail X, Lon oil William
and Mary Diocock, aged mcnths.
Funeral from tho reitence Of hts parents cornc,
OF Market and Twenty fourth Streets this after.
noon Mt o'clock. Friends Of the family invited.
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II PRor, JAuEsA. SkwHLL. a. NJ, NJ. D., Of
Medical Faculty, Laval University, Quebec,
states: :. ~ have found Coldea' q Liquid Beef
Tonic particularly ussl IN ADVANCED ssgs;
ssn p1s synsp, xom na
has been retained when every other article OF
food was rejected. I. Palatable and easy OF
digestion.r flake no other) Awr4w y
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"Colu WittRis."

NJ j. Tribune tEepl M-..I ts
III TACT the Democracy has so long ceased
to have n policy Ut III own, aud he's been
50 long fighting for nothing but tho spoils,
that It Is increasingly difficult for It even
to simulate serious txcusea for IT. exist.
hnca. No. --------- l. ~ ----
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It is generally underptood the name Of
Iilden is baIg used 10 work IN Payne
delegation from this State, aud tho ring
seems 10 have succeeded in drawing the
wool over the eyt1 Of great many Demo-
Gratis in this in-tsnce. The Meas tayora no
PARTICULAR candidate, but give us anybody
hnt Pnpne - 1890 = u -L-- : =. =.
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The Party Of Harmony.

Chicago Inter Ocean tRtp) r.
The great harmonious party" stands | Ia
10 81 on the tariff. Morrison and Waiter.
son can at least say they stand with the ma.
jority, and can proceed with their slugging.
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IrITH,

AL Fits stopped FREQ by Dr.. Kline's s,ca, Ncryf
Restorer. No Fits sitter arstdSya use. Mnrvelou.
curcs. Treatise and s. trial bottle free to Fit cases
Soma 70 Dr.. Kline. asi Arch street Philadelphia,
Pa cAncer Institute, oa1 Arch street, Philadelphia.
n. 90 10 It. 4 Il sj' oc8.NvrAv I
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KnnckinE Theni Ouf.

N. y. Herald tIad) t16#HE
We note that many Of our contem.
poraries, even .hose which have heretofore
urged and do still urge the necessity OF
tariff reform, arc very dependent oyor tho
resu!ts Of the caucus on Mr.. Morrison'H
hill ---- ~ -. :. y. ----- .--.--
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Blaine mud .lncolu in prcstl On,

FTtSVH county JUHTHN, = = " IT- II
Nine.teuihs OF the Republicans Of Pres.
ton are for Blaine, and about the Same
number are for Blaine and Lincoln. Il
would DO al admirable ticket, and wouldn't
It rurl f. ~ - gT'- FM -
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A slender figure ut ball may wear pale
pink (dress and shoes) with silver orna.
ments, sra.I. K -i-. ~. r. .; -
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KITClsiE i.ErUHLlUANS.
How They Feel About Cnrd'cntcs nnt
RrahaltiliiIeH -Their Hen lE hucceSk.

How They Feel About Cnrd!tatca mud
Prababil IiIes-The!r Idea or sueccss.
To the Editor Of he IntaiGenxr.
! no ice that many persons in your mud
other papers are giving expression to the!l
political sentimeut1 and preferences. As1
have seen nothing of,he Kind from Richie
county, ! wish TO gay for the encourage.
ment OF our friends throughout the State
that for President We, Of Richie, are lol
tho nominee Of The National Republican
Convention. E.
We favor fusion ticket headed by Dr..
A. r. Barbee for Governor, with J. N.
Kendall, OF this county, for State Superin.
tendent OF Schools. Thousands oil good
Democrats will vote thin ticket.
There ia general cutlery among the poo.
pie against Bourbonism and Bossism Of the
kind tha! he's been running this Sla.e SO
long. Our people are oppressed and want
relief, and the proposed fusion ticket, with
Dr.. Bsrhes to head it, will bring the long
prsyed.for relief. There jsno use Of talking
Of running straight Republican ticket
it will not win. We have tried it time and
again but to no purpose; now, let lib lay
aside our principle and ioiu hands with
the Gteenbeck parry, and victory is ours
We can sweep the State by an overwhelm.
ing majority. Let US act like men and
show the people that We mean Reform. La
those who. are seeking to elevate them
selves hearken 10 tho voice OF the oppresl-
cd p, o pie and stand aside for the prt sent
For Congra1 We are solid for P. W.
Morris, who is the only man in the Fourth
Distric! who can get the aolid Greeuback
vote. REPUBLICAN,. &
Richie c. II, u. Va, March Is, 1854.
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IT STRIKES right into ths acute agony, ar d
Tor care Of pain St. Jacota Oil has no fauai.
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The hung out Of tho whisky Barrcl.

Philadelphia Timts lind Dan ass
This Is a triumph not merely for Mr.
Randall and his supporters over the Ken
lucky faction; II Is triumph oil the gooc
sense and the dignity Of the HOUSE O.
Repre- seutatives over tho dangerous iEtln
ence Of the whisky monopoly, whoat
power 10 influence legislation in It's OWL
interest and 10 tho detriment oil the large
interesta OF tho country has been ono Of th'
serious features Of recent Congrerslona
| hiBtory. .-.- a.--- Mn W..