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Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-08-09
Sound Advice.

The following, copied from an ex-
change, applies to Ketchum and other
idaho towns, as well as any other; sWale
mp. Run your town with vim, or sell
out and leave it. Men who are all the
time trying to get out of business, OF out
of town, or out OF the country, never
build up either. Put some ahead in
business, run the town for all there is in
it. Get up steam and keep it up, or
quit the whole thing. Do you want to
trade, bid for it. Do you want business
men to come to your town, people who
come to make it their home? Then bury
from sight all local differences, oil
. Spite Work no more for few individ-
nails, but all work for the common pros
perity and for mutual benefit. Wake up
rub your eyes, roll up your sleeves and
go to work. Don't go to work with fear
and trembling, but take it for granted
that work will tell. Leave results to
take care OF themselves, and all unite
md make the biggest kind of tell"
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-08-09
1. o. 0. F.
World.

meeting of Ketchum Association, I.
o. o. F., was held in one Of the rooms
Of the Palace Hotel last evening. The
meetings will be mi-monthly, the
next to take place in the school house at
o'clock, on Thursday evening, the 21st
ipotant
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-08-09

A California writer thinks Mrs. Lang
try's decoIlete toilets were all right to
the jaded appetites of the Eastern dudes,
but believes she should have covered
more of her person in San Francisco if
for no other reason '.as a neat tribute
to their mtamed Western virility.'
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-08-09

A regular meeting of ketchum Associ-
alton, 1. o. o. F., will be held in one of
the rooms of the Palace Hotel this even
ing at o'clock. All Odd Fellows are
requested to be present, as it is the first
regular meeting, and some business of
importance is to be transacted. Re-
member the time, s o'clock, sharp,
L. H. RUSSELL,
e. W. JONES, President.
Secretary.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-08-09
LOCAL..


from Thursdays Dsily.l
Another warm day yesterday.
Full moon last night at o'clock.
The town shows some improvement in
the way Of life and Improvement.
signor Mnrtei complains OF the Ketch
UNI people MS being indifferent to
amusements. They wouldn't get out
last night to free show.
In the Justice Court before Judge
Wheeler, yesterday, the case Of the peo-
pie VS.. Jimmy Judge came up, on
complaint Of disturbing the peace by the
use Of violent language, etc. Defendant
was found guilty and fined So and costs.
The Bon Ton Restaurant, under the
new management OF Mr.. Geo. Smith, is
a neat and 1ourishing concern. Mr..
Smith is the well known establisher of
the Virginia Chop House, in Bellevue,
and is known in Nevada, Butte and else
where ON the coast as popular old time
Iestaurateur.
Mr.. A. M. Funkhouser announces him
self to-day as candidate for District
Attorney of Alturas County, subject to
the action of the Democratic County
Convention He is a lawyer of talent,
and has had considerable experience as
a prosecuting officer in Illinois. Hewill
make strong candidate, and if chosen
will make an excellent District Attor-
ney.
Jupiter was evening star until to-day
and is morning star the rest OF the
month. To-day, in the afternoon, he is
in conjunction with the sun. He makes
his bow to his evening audience, where
he has been shining light during thu
winter, spring and summer months. Al
the curtain falls that hides him from
view on the suns eastern side, it rise
on the suns western side, and our gian
brother soon energies from the sun
eclipsing rays in new character, tina
of morning star.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-08-09

Four twelve mule teams owned by u.
c. Lewis left loaded for Bayhorsc yes
terday by way Of the Ketchum K Challis
Toll Road. They will return with Bull
lion from the Ramshorn smclters. These
are the first large outfits that have
started over the new road connecting
Ketchum with the great Chailis country,
and from all evidences win initiate =
large and important trafflc between the
two countries.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-08-09
THE CELEBRATION
Five Hundred Dollars Subscribed and
Extensive Preparations for
Grand Time. Grand Ball In
the Evening.

GranO lime.--Gfand BAL In
the Evening.
The finance committee appointed by
the citizens to secure funds for the grand
celebration to occur upon the arrival Of
the first regular railroad train to Ketch
um, visited the KEYSTONE sanctum last
evening to exhibit the gratifying result
of their labors which are published be-
low, and reported a large portion OF the
amount aleady collected and readi-
ness to 'sput up on every hand. Ex-
tensive preparations for the celebration
will soon be begun by the people of
Ketchum Individually, such as the dec
Grafton OF their business houses and
dwellings with evergreens and flags, and
we must urge upon mine-owners and
superintendent the propriety of their
encouraging the celebration by arrang-
ing to let their employees off on that day.
The programme committees report, to
be made this evening before the citizens
meeting, which will doubtless in the
main be accepted, will recommend
chiefly the appropriation OF a share OF
the fund for purses to be given in horse,
foot and comic races, for the purchase of
anvil powder and fire works, and for va
rious arrangements necessary for the
amusement and comfort of guests
| Among other features of the day which
We are now pleased to announce, viii be
a grand ball in the evening at Fitzsin-
mons Metropolitan Hall, and to the end
of making this an especially charming
affair Mr.. Fitzsimmons is now leaving
no stone unturned. A large order for
fancy printing, such as tickets, circulars
and programmes has been given the
| KEYSTONE office, and other details nee
essary to q brilliant and harmonious
event are looked to. Music will be fur
nished by the popular orchestra of Prof
Geo. Delius. In our next issue vii
probably be given programme in full
of the celebration and ball, together
with the committeeman of both.
Mr. James Fitzsimmons, who was com
missioned by the programme comnlitte,
of the celebration to look after the ar
rangement of races for that day, has pre-
pared very good series of horse an'
foot races that viii lend much attraction
to the occasion.
The committee has been in communi
cation, by telegraph, with Mr.. ". I
Dodderidge of the U. p, in the aim c
| securing a special excursion train to ru
| from Bellevue and Haley, and also rela
2 tive to the probable day of the first reg
a ular trains arrival. The day Of the Gel
ebration thus depends, and while it
: now next to impossible to arrive at ar
conclusion as to the date, it viii prob
bly, be about the 18th instant.
The finance committee of the celebr;
ton presented us the following doct
ment.
SUBSCRIPTION LIST.
For celebration on the arrival of Il
d
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-08-09
Assistant County Attorney.

I have this day appointed E. G.
Brearly my assistant as District Attorney
of Aturas county. All parties desiring
to advise with me VIII consult Judge
Brearly.
P. NJ. BBUNER,
District Attorney.
HALEY, August It'll, 1854.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-08-09
For SALE ssley's Station.

This ia the sutton between GalenA and Kstch-
um. 1t consists OF q rood house ard barn. and
cheap for cash. Inquire o J. Z. EAsley, ~ the
tent saloon AyuN
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-08-09
Personals.
President.
e, W. JONES,
Secretary.

Mr.. c. B. foyer of Ketchum has arriv-
ed from Kelton, where he has been visit
ing his family during the past fortnight.
He was gladly received by many friends
here who have missed his jolly face of
late.
Mr.. Geo. B. Hill, formerly connected
editorially with the Carson Index, and
now agent of John Andres 4 Co., dis
tillers and importers, at st. Louis, gave
us call yesterday in a friendly way.
The correspondent of the Salt Lake
Tribune made an examination of the
financial condition of Alturas County as
he passed through here short time ago,
and as a result of his Investigations fur
nishes the following exhibit of the value
of County warrants: ''This gave the
county total of 500, 42013 for the
year 1888. There is appropriated of the
! ldA OuC pei tSillt VI VIC iSNs w Rty VIM
warrants, and these are fast being got
rid of. These old warrants have borne
interest SO long that it takes on an aver
age $l.75 for 81 face value to pay them,
upon which the interest has been at the
rate of ten per cent. New warrants now
sell at GO to Go per cent, and their value
has been increasing until holders now
| ask 70 cents for them.
Stud-ho poker is doomed in San
Francisco. The Supervisors of the city
have passed an ordinance making it q
misdemeanor punishable by fine OF i'm
prisonment or both. The stud-horse
dealers will find themselves Sin the
hole,n so to speak, if they continue theii
games.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-08-09
CORRESPONDENTS:

J. 7. MORGAN h Co., Blackfoot
WELLS, FARGO 4 Co., San Francisco
WELLS, FARGO Il Co., New York
DEsERET NJ BANK, Salt Lake city
UTAH MI BANK, Ogden, Utah
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-08-09

Dress making and plain sewing by
Mrs S. A. Malson. Leadville and
Seventh streets. Jul S0dpd
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-08-09

The Bluejaokat mfne, on Eagle creek,
is developing some beautiful bromides
and brittle silver in the deepest works,
and continues to increase in size and
richness. A sample lot of the ore is now
being reduced at the Philadelphia works,
and viii practically determine the work
ing value of the property
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-08-09

The KEYSTONE will later discuss the
Importance to Wood River, and espe-
cialIy Ketchum, of an endeavor to mako
public the road leading hence to Saw
tooth. The constantly increasing traffic
between this and the upper country de-
mands such step in Justice to the tax
payers OF the county. and we hope soon
to see some effort to make this county
road.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-08-09

mand
Careful attention given to collections aud Re-
nlitances made on day of payment.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-08-09

Go to the popular HALEY Restaurant
when down the river and get a square
meal, Jnlltf
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-08-09
]. 7. Morgan & Co.,
BANKERS,
Idaho,
Ketchum,

Transact General Banking Business. Buy and
Sell Sterling Exchange. Buy and Sell Ex-
change on the Cities of the United States.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-08-09

HALEY, August 9TH, 1884.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29

.liow do. Cnloncl?N

liow do. colonel
HOT, John hot, replied Colonel
'hhricN H. Ne,rl To The friendly IN
curry OF John ;. Benton whom he met
IN the Continental Hotel last evening.
Colonel NeN"y Is President oi the Key
stone Angler : Association. and MIR
Brhtoh Is a. they say h Barn"gat, IA
fisherman away back.
How are the shecp-heads biting,
john
Treat. splendid, magnificent, an
swerrd Mr.. Benton, enthusiastically.
81 caught thirti seven busters at Bar
ne%at last week. You ought to go
down and try en-. j..
81 didn't want To 20 down until |
heard how they we're biting, but III 80
tomorrow, said the Colonel.
"Oh, You could catch boat load
every DAY II YOU wanted To- Fishing ~
better every place this year than ever
knew il To be-, added Mr. Benton.
You know that pond near Chester that
Charley Potter stocked with carp in
1879
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29
Citat on Not ce,

THE STATE OF 1ENAS: To tlcSl ,
n or any Constable OF McLennnu
county. greeting:
\ uu are hcrtby cOmmanGcd that Won
summon. by maxim" p bication Of tlls
citation In >piur ue~ sraprr published IN
McL,nran county. Tor tour successive
weeks lr, vious Ia rcfuin dnv hereof.
y. Cocker. Il trn0An in -ul No. 10, "her"-
q Il. ;. Palmer i plmnliil and W.
q. Ler and r. { Norman are defcndan :.
, be- and appvr before the undersigned
Justice ct the Peace in and Tor Pcclnrt
No. 3, McIrnnau county, nj hi ,iii'e, IN
thrtuWn of West. IN aij county, On the
25th day of jay. \. H., 1854, At u clock
81 M, 10 answer the compliant II said
I-lintih Tor ba'ancc due IN promissoiy
note mate and ,X"cut"d by drtendnnt> To
Thomas kellln or bearer. on the % h day
Ct D,cemb,r ISL. and due and pay able
"a tie li,h day OF October. 1852, which
aid note Is now IN, p opcrtN at plalnlii II
hcirin. he having peid u valu bile consid>
rrntinn therefor. said note MAS originally
for so aud bears interest at the rat, of III
pri tent. per arnum from date tor the
sum OF thirty three dollars and nifty
cent?, with interest thereon at 10 per cent.
per annnm.
Herein tail not but execute this writ AS
tAc luw directs Given under my official
and this IL. day June. lsSi
CD. Ml'NROE,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29
* FALL OF THE BASTILE,
- Celebration in Paris Yesterday
at the r SIX OF Spread ny
the Contagion.
The City in Gala Attire, With Bnn'ing
Flying and Military NJ lrcAing Amid
Crowds and Confusion,
Ordinary Prudence and Reasonable PIE
cautions Abandoned IN the Hot Zeal
OF the Ceiebrants.

Paris, july "A Thousands OF sight
.r,rs uuxi.u. Il. n,rt,rir,,i, IN ma. r,ycls
,.. ,...i.. A.. >.,..i,,,,
"''''' '" ''e '''S '"'l '"'S VI NM
80 great were ia" lhr"hgS Which poured
Into the railway stations OF the city by
excursion train. that TIA. usua. ur eau
tiouary measures against the intro iuc-
,,,,,. -, ,.,,,,..., ,,.,.r.. ,i,.,.,, ,d vi.h ,>
,....,
""' "c'' put '"'""~"
course OF iuhl@apnG ahd di>ihi'ctio
which was anything but pira>an. lh'
city was handsomely decorated with Nag
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29

Linda Gilbert praises 1t. Linda
Gilbert, whose benevolent work, for
prison-retorm. Is known everyw here,
says 81 find your most vluablt
Ponds Extract not only delightful
auxiliary to the bath, but extremely
beneficial to any head trouble arising
from over-tssked mental conditions,
Its effect on the nervous system being
espe tally good. | regard it A. u great
boon o humanity, and used with
judgement, will alleviate most of the
suffer ings that nervous brain workers
are subject to-" Respect fully,
LINDA GILBERT.
New York, Juns |, 1854.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29
I'relliscs.

Many vegetable aud fruit plants now
allowed To bend over and trail On the
ground might be- chraply trcllised 81 a-
10 greatly increase the profit OF grow.
ing them The quality OF the fruit
thus grown will be- improved, the clus-
tiers having an equal chance to the
sun and air, and they will yield and
keep better for being held up from the
earth, seed plants and tomatoes are
best If trclliscd and | iiud i, pays To
thus treat cucumber vines They dis
like TO crawl along on the ground, aud
viii sometimes attain quite "A height be-
fore topping. All vines dn better Il
given low, broad trcllises, believe,
than trailing on the ground
Raspberry and blackberry canes
should certainly be trelli.ed ii not the
canes will spread about. occupy ing
twice a. much ground A. i really neces
,ary, besides interfering with cuitiya
ton. Heavy irui,ing and stormy wind,
will otter force them u the earth. per
hops breaking the canes.
When plants or bushes are in long
rows. as they should be, wire is III;
best treli,ing material. For bushei
one wire stretched along the side AM
supported by posts, will answer, DRAW
the canes to one side and fastcn then
with short strings. For Tomatoes ant
seed plants have q support on each side
with short pieces OF wire arroS, be
tween the plants. Ii narrow wopdel
strips are at hand they will answer Il
well; for cro,,-pieces cut laths into sui
able lengths.
Ion't wait until the plants have toI
Piled over before trellising; 1t is mon
easily done while they stand -traigh
", u. BOyatOR, IN Prdirie ia meT.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29

III Job office Of the EXAMIsRR Pub
fishing company ha- been leased To Mr..
VIM l. mbdin, who viii CONDUIT is
business entirely separate from the bns-
ines of the newspaper. Regular patru ns
Of he Job Office will be served a. hereto
fore. accounts being presented on the
first If each month.
EXAMINER PUB. Co,
j. X. STREET, Business Manager.
Referring To the above, | would re
specifically ask Il my friends a share OF
their patronage IN the job printing hue.
| will have ample facilities To- do any
class OF work. on rs short notice, IN AZ
good STYLE and at as reasonable prices M
any other job establishment IN the city
wM. LAMBpIs,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29

SEw luHK. July H.-honey rag por
ceuL. T. change ~ ! dttss5i; Government ala
urn. currency. ., - bid; Is, coui on, my
I'd = s. 40. iE'i hid. TIe stock market
" There wer. rumors o. impending fall
e. anu ctnblrrAS-.I Is IN Ia" dry Fofds
rade, some lLrze Arms icing MENTIONED Tho
ocs we're pr IN NY denied In every IN
lance Aeyertbe ess. they had the ens-t -
4 fitting conudsnc md despite the eaortA
I tue bulIs 70 o, cd " the market nurtics were
Ire, seot. Al the tune Of writing thers l0
SxoR SSslpe ~ AOlA,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29
MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Provistona
MONDAY. July /, 1855

OPTION Steahy: m'ddnng. iOS AilSc.
FLOuH-SLctiy: Xxx u choice, $40 SIS
patents, a.. 'vltd.sI
wHAAT-iii her. No tied, -LH, To-.
new; No. Ret new. 1Jty1'c
CoRS Weaker. No. miNrt, 4tAsij-.. No.
white mixed. J+h4GL!+ac.
OATS Lower: No. Z. 3ld.H sc
RYG-Somiuul; No. :. hjWb-c
ToBACCo-flrln; lugs; common 10 Chuc
tJ..JUiUU. leaf. common red leaf sn.yJ
lOU: medium to good sl2.,tbl1.D
HAY-PrairI" s1.bsti ~ tor pane t.
choice; clover mixed. 6tslU tor cn.uiuon
prime: timothy. sI0, UIl; " tor prime Ia 'p.l
edge.
burrRn-firmcr; choice TO fancy creamery
lstt5e; DAIRY. choice TO isncy lttlbc. low
grades nominal.
h'sGs-firn. Al lUltlo'.c tor strictly fresh
PoTAfOEs Firm NJ t~itj.c per bushol,
PoHx-fairly active: new neas, ,l5.2tl1 ~ ~
LAHD-Noninul; prime steam JhWI' &C.
BACoS-Longs, s,tstc; shorts, Hi,c
Cc.u riUs We,
WOvl - fub-~ashed. choIoe Be: far
- ~ &c. dingy AMI low mas Unwush,.d-.
,'hOiCo medium, ~ &C; good AVERAGE me tuI
.J4Inc; selected liVht tnr l1tbiyc: goo a.
rage. i6Jlic; heavy IEt ljc. conDins ,
uiupd. 1slh.lc; cOmbing. low Rru les, bots
HiDks-Uui"t; Dry Hint. lGc. dana!ft,d
~: buns or stAVs Iuc; dry -nltr l.
e. drs stated. damaged. lDc KIP an
ait. sit"i. n'ic; damaged. sac: buhs an
stays js,c; green, uucurcd, 1nc; DAMAGED
&C
SHEEP pkLr---St"ady: green ,0L9ic, dry
80, ~ tiOc.. lis 10 amount and punlitvOf wool.
Irccn sncarlinX4. lic; dry do, lOLl,c: lam
kius, agLSyc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29

CATrLg- Receipts 30: active and higher; ma
~. steers OF iaU to 40 pound- aver
iIc :. nnsu -; do. aJJ - .lVi y ,unls aver
D.. - - iJy5.si grass Texans e.. lss4 ~
w., e. ,6Gjfu
ht,Gs -heee pts, 90; strong l0c hi, her
10 oI "a: to ~ IL. ay., ~ U-a5S Ia4iu
~ 20 iVttj.E
sngGr- Receipts 10 steady natives 70 lts
average, $50
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29

CATTLE Market steady aud ialr demand,
ONO steers, I.ybl to l,.0i lb-. ay- e. OgG.ni;
rom gu 10 ~ To-. ay, - ij-si.ti; fair 10
God nat We COW, fiWtD.
iEEp ASp LAMA Market dul and shade
over; medium 10 good sheep, s. evd+p;
m dun ~ good "A ubs, ~ ,1fI5.T Is.
HOES MlrK"t active. weak aud loNeC,
700 to cnOits Workers g. iJetii5 butchers
r,ides, e. -,blJJ; pigs, a. 55tS525
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29
ItnlY

ROM, June IA -'rhcre was a serious
during the services in -emory oi Pope
Plus | y. The rioters attempted IA cross
the square in front OF st Peters. but the
police au military prevented them. SIX
rioters were arrested
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29

WHEAT Ntctiy; July. SIC: August
&c. september, s3'ac, October SiNc.
CouN Weaker; Julv = ,c; August, Il Sc;
trtcnhcr jlisc. October, Jl-sc; year, a. O..
Nay, TIA
lIArs-Wcnk"r, July 80; August. .54r;
opicmh .. - tC; year, .isc,
Foes higher; July ian. An u-t
SOD: Scpje nbcr, t2l.i5; October, 80 -;
cur. SEQ
,,itn-Lovcr; July, $40; August, t.lj.
cptem' er, s1%'l, October, e.: ..
rhoit iuH~- Iuly. s,-,2'.. August, 80! D.,
september. s. w.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29
Egypt.

ALEXANDRIA, July 1.-THE French
agent here protests against the Egyptian
customs officers sciHing cnntraband v,uu-
ablcs found IN the French mail while
fumigaiing against cholera.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29

CoNsr.SrINoWE July Il The Grand
Vixier has rendered his resignation in
consequence of the Egyptian toulerence
approving the proposals of the English
Government Tie Sultan refuses to ac-
cept the resignation
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29
Live Stock Markets.

ilogs-Rcccipts. i9,gr,; market active, light,
- =, 3 o.; rough packing. SitAL,. -, heavy
packing aud IN piping, - 2JiLI A.
tAItLt Rec" pts. t.UDi ehport-
hrm a 81, V1d-t, good to choice q 100
. - com on To fair. luC lower stslLi -
SHELP Receipts. Ion, common 10
al t2j013 50; good 10 choice, si,JrsjOl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29

CiSCISNAII, o., July Al I'm B
Hoffman, who murdered his son Robert
on January u, los3, was this mrrnInl
sentenced To be hanged October -, 1883.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29
Getting Homo rrom III. convention,

BosroN, Mass, july, 1.-THE mnin
portion of the delegates from the Dc.nu-
cratic Convention arrived 1t "A. III out
the provisions for II reception and dnu I
for to day were abandoned 1t Is under
stood due courte>I,S Will be extended ol
Saturday evening next at the thinner o,
the Bay State Club.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29

Exhausted Vitality. Nrryou, aud Physical
De- iitl Premature decline W man, Errors ui
Youth, and the IT. Hli mi-rrl"- r. ulting from
uudl,cr,tinu 80 exc .>,,'.. boob Tor every
man. .uuup, iui,titt-agcd and old II contains
~ pr..crfptlt u~ for all acute and c'torlc dl-
,l-,.~ -itrl uar Of Wulri L. Invaluable. -
in iud los the Nufhrr, whose "N lrrl"Hc" irr ~
,ru,S i- .urh ~ pr ,huhlv never before tel to
h iut at any phl- i"ian. 800 pages, bound IL
rriuiltul French muslin, rnb '--ri covers iui
.iIt. qua. antccd To be- u II cr work Ia ever
seas CucchnuiCal, literary aud prufes iona
thnu any HER work sold in mis- country Ia
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An English lady has established
an unmarried womens club, Old
experienced married men wonder VIVA
unmarried women want vi clubs, a
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here to-day, taken before magistrate
aud reInaDdcd Tor trial.
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BERLIN, July THE crops through
out Prussia are universally good.
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