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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-29
The Great English Remedy

Is q never failing
cure for Nervou
Debility, Exhaus-
ted Vitality, Sem
al Weakness,
LO st Manhood,
Impotency, Pros
tatorrhea, Paraly-
SIS aud ali the ter
nble effects of
Self Abuse, youth
full follies and eX-
cesaeS in nIaturer
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-29
choIce
Farmingtand WheatLands,
on Credit
And Tham, OF PsEMt.kT.

This large Body of Land has been crop
ped to wheat and raised this year on
| 1000 acres 1G8,0O0 bushels, and will be
| offered in tracts OF 100 acres, or more and
| one stock of 5000 acres. The land has
four towns, Logandale, Delavan and
| Norman on it; railroad runs through
| the land; part is in summer fallOw and
part volunteer.
Colusa lands have been held in large
| tracts, raising wheat, when sold in small
farms will produce anything in general
farming or fruit.
Land seekers can have tickets at $500
round trip from San Francisco or Way
Stations from now to day OF sale, to give
ample time to examine the land and
make their selection. An excursiontrain
will leave San Francisco on FRIDAY,
p. NJ. November 18th, to connect with
sale, also at $500. This cheap fare is ex-
pressly given to show land seekers what
Colusa County is and what it can do.
w. C. Murdoch, at Bank in Willows.
or De Jarnatt & Crane at COlusa, will
take all land seekers free OF charge over
the land,
Special attension is called to this sale
and to this land as offering a rare oppor-
tunity for small or large farmer, or to
ge. q home on easy terms and prices
within reach of all, from IS to e25 per
acre,
This land has been subdivided into
small tracts for the express propose OF
attracting immigration, and viii, be sold
at the very lowest rates to actual set
tiers,
Colusa County is now offering a por-
ton OF its b9st land cheaper than airy
other part OF the state, and the first buy
erS will get the advantage OF this great
reduction.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-29

"AVING SUCCEEDED To
i L the business of the Carson city Saw.
ings Bank we are now prepared to do
General Banking Business
Bills of Exchange bought and sold On
San Francisco, New York, England.
Ireland. Germany, France and all the
principal cities OF the United States and
Europe.
Telegraphic transfers made.
Issue certificates of deposit and 70
ceive deposits on open account.
Collections made at current rates
exchange
Bullion bought and sold.
Mining stocks bought and sold o.
commission only.
Liberal advances made on approved
stocks and other securities.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
b h. SPIN N Y,
No. II kearny Street.
Frsses III chrsnic aud Special Diseases.

Te0S8 Al Gnf0hiC ana po6lSl DlS60boS.
young Men
Who May be suffering from the
w effects Of youthful follies or indiscretion
will do we'll to avail themselves Of this, the
greatest boon ever laid on the altar of suf-
fering humanity. DR.. Spinney will guarantee
to forfeit $500 for every case Of Seminal Weak
ness or private disease Of any kind or character
which he undertakes and fails to cufe.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age Of thirtv to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent excavations
If the bladder, often accompanied by slight
marting or burning sensation and a weakening
If the 81 stem in a manner the patient cannot
account for. On examining the urinary de-
posts ropy sediment will often ne found and
sometimes small particles Of albunen will APP
pear, or the color will be of thin mikish hue,
again changing to dark and torpid appear
anc, There are mang men who die Of this diff
dculty, ignorant of the cause. which is the sec
md stage of seminal weakness DR.. s. will
guarantee a perfect cure in all s'lch cases, and
healthy restoration # the senito urinary
organs.
Office HOurs-10 to 4 and to 8. Sundays,
from 10 to IL a. m. Consultation free,
Thorough examination and advice, s..
Gail or address DIR. SPiNNEY & CO.,
mo. IL Kearny St. San Francisco.
jan2lu
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-29

NJ ATNYrkAgcnts wanted for authentic
VI N III edition of his life. Published
n3aHIU n at Au usta, his home. Larg-
- uI14IV II est, hands,mest, cheapest,
best. BY the renowned historian and biogra-
pher, Col. Conwell, whose life Of Garfield, pub
lished by US, outsod the twenty others by co.
600. Outset every book ever published in
this world; many agents are selling fifty daily.
Agents are making fortunes. All new begin
ners successful; grand chance for them. S43 80
made by lady agent tho first day. Terms
most liberal. Particulars free. Better send
81 cents for postage, etc, on free oltft, new
ready, including large prospectus book and
save valuable time. ALLEN l. Co.,
Maine
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22

full grown, all-permeatlpg. exasperat-
ing dust, the offspring Of weeks and
weeks OF dry weather In despair the
merchants watch their goods covered
with white powder. and IL they gnash
their teeth Il Is simply 10 crush parti-
Giles Of sand ard old leather and refuse
thrown about by the prairie breezes.
LISA remarkable fact that Gainesville
IL not down on the map Of the clerk OF
the weather; but certain Il Is that
Sherman and DenisOn aud north and
west and all about. copious rains have
fallen and Gainesville has been left to
read about refreshing showers. In fact
water Is scarce hereabout and the ncces.
silies OF the case require a large COM
sumption Of st. Louis water, linctured
with hops and malt and alOes and glu-
cose-but why should give away the
secrets Of St. Louis beer?
When that splendid shower now pre-
pairing comes, and the dust Il laid In the
streets and washed from the roofs and
decorations OF the houses, then You
will quickly see wherein the
beauty OF Gainesville lies; but
now she looks like a traveled-stained
tourist aud has little cOmeliness about
her.
In common with so many otners,
the merchants are taking a gloomy
view Of business matters, gloomy when
you contrast the hope and vim they
manifested a year ago. The depres-
sion OF the cattle interests, so largely
represented here, adds something TO
the situation. But while Gainesville
does not see I'm the near
future the profits desired, her mer-
chants know enough Of the advantages
Of the place and surrounding country
to cause them to start in the opening
season without fear OF their boom"
having departed permanently; IT has
probably only wandered out after a
little free green grass.
Some new building Is noticeable
near the business portion OF the
city and doubtless the aggregate
of new cottages scattered round
about would give very good impress
sion, and lead you TO believe that
these people have come to stay. NJ
her worst Gainesville Is a good place
and with such substantial props as the
Independent, Hesperian and Register
the country is safe. i. X.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22

d res not belong. Again, he makes a
mistake in the endeavor TO impugn
the Democracy of West Texas ON the
ground of opposition to this law. They
are opposed to its workings from good
cause, and the cry of boiling will not
deter them from voting against the
men or party favoring 1t. Nothing
short of hope of redress from the
legislature will keep them within the
party lines.
1t is to be hoped that Gov. Ireland
when he visits this section of the state
will have the courage to tackle this
lease question and put himself square
ly upon record as to the real position
he occupies. IL he favors the law let
him say so plainly. Ifhe regards it as
defective, he will make friends by
80 expressing himself. We know
the history of the Demo
cratic party in Texas, as
we'll as that of Wash Jones. What we
want to hear from Gov. Ireland is a
fair Interpretation of the platform
adopted At Houston, relating to the
lease system, 1t needs calculation,
that is If the lease advocates claim tho
party is committedto perpetuation of
the system. We believe II means the
repeal of the law and the adoption of
some better plan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
BARNETT GIBBS.
His Audience Disappointed Because lie
Did Not Tackle the Lease System.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
COLORADO, TEX, Sept 20.-Hon.
Barnett Gibbs addressed one of the
largest and most representative
audiences ever assembled in Colorado
for political purpose on the night Of
the 18th. inst. He spoke at least an
hour and half and was listened to
with marked ttention. Our people
we're anxious to hear an elaborate dis
cussion of the lease system. They
naturally expected q speech of this
kind from Mr.. Gibbs, but were greatly
disappointed. He said it was not
necessary for him to do so as too short
time had elapsed for any
one to thoroughly understand its
workings or note the effects upon the
country. He admitted the lease law
TO be simply experimental and more
of a substitute for the Roberts policy
of selling land to actual settlers in un-
limited quantities. He endeavored to
convince his audience that the repre-
sentatives of the West in the legislat-
ure were responsible for the present
law. That neither Judge
Fleming nor the member in
the house from the Panhandle made
any special fight against il. He said
IL might be defective plan and II
really injurious TO the settlement and
growth of the West should be changed
or repealed. Opposition to the lease
law, in his judgmedt, ought not to be
sufficient cause for good Democrats TO
vote for Col. Wash Jones or scratch
the nominee OF the Houston
convention. A large portion
of his speech was devoted to au
arraignment Of Jones as candidate
for governor. He alluded 10 him as a
nondescript in politicsand undeserving
the support of any man of principle,
more especially a Democrat. He
thought with Jones as governor the
people of the West would be
placed at u serious disadvantage, as
he could do them no good
with the legislature opposed to his adj
ministration. He advised the people
to remain steadfast TO the Democratic
party, elect their best men to represent
them In the legislature and their
chances for redress would be all the
better. He never favored the creation
of the land board and thought the
lands could be disposed of without the
aid ofsuch body. Mr.. Gibbs forcibly
outlined the history of the
Republican party in Texas, and said
the people wanted no more of it. He
made an elaborate defense of Gov. Ire.
land as a painstaking, honest and Ell.
cient executive. He said the gov.
eTnOr was man of strong convictions
and had given the state most credit.
able administration.
These people out here are Democrats
from principle, but will not let the
support OF the lease system be the
gauge TO their Democracy. Many u
them will vote for Jones, while other.
will scratch the Houston nominees.
Somehow the people of West Texas
are under the impression that Judge
Fleming aud Mr.. Browning did make
a gallant fight in Austin in opposition
TO the lease law. The records of ths
senate and house show this opinion Il
becorreet. MIR. Gibbs or other speak
ers should be more careful
In making such statements
They should discuss the Law
upon its merits and not labor to shift
] the enactment Of the law where 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
GAINESVILLE.
Wedding Chimes Soon to Rim

SPECIAL 10 the Gazette
GAINESVILLE, Ten, Sept. 2l.-THE
GAZETTE man has been honored with
a gilt-edged card, reading as follows
"Mr. and Mrs. James NJ. Chowning re-
nuest your presence ut the ma rlage OF their
daugh er, Sarah h. Allen, Tuesday evening,
October Z, at ha f-past o'clock. Freeburg,
Accompanying this is the card of
the intended groom, w. L. Blanton of
Gainesville. The parties are well
known TO Gainesville society. The
LADY spent two years here,
and during her stay made "a
host of friends who will take
great delight in welcoming her back
to a permanent residence among
them. Her cultivation and charming
manners will add luster to her new
home.
Mr.. Blanton has been here seven
years, and for some time past efii-
GENTLY filled the position of city attor-
ney. He also Is quite popular, and to be
congratulated upon escape from bach
elorhood. His very good sense is dis.
played in the selection he has made.
-s-~-s
Sharks have been unpleasantly
abundant in the waters about New
York this season, and in some cases
they have shown disposition to pur.
sue swimmers and other persons
within their domains. A man clam
ming in the bay of Jamaica, Long
Island, early in the present week, was
attacked by one of them, who followed
him TO shoal water on the bar, and was
only driven off by persistent splashing
a man-eating shark was captured al
Cornwali-On-the-Hudson last Wednes.
day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22

Lightning recently unearthed the
traces Of a murder near Butte, Mon
tana. A tree standing Ia the neigh
borhood was, one day last week, cleft
In two by bolt OF lightning. The
next morning farmer near by dis
covered the remains Of a skeleton
firmly Embedded in the heart of the
tree. No one In the vicinity was able 10
recall amy murder, and y is probable
that the mystery will never be ex-
plAlned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
PARls1AN NOTES.
The city Of Churches-Breakers OF the
Commandments.

The City OF Churches-Bceakers OF the
Commandments.
Special 70 the Gazette.
PARIS, Ten, Sept. 2l.-All the Tul-
pits were filled to-day. Paris is a city
of churches and the attendance upon
the services ia large and compares
favorably with that Of other cities
The ministry are devoted to their
work and have the resDect and esteem
of the people. At the Cumoerlahu
Presbyterian church the pastor Il
preaching a series OF sermons upon
national topics. That OF next SUNDAY
morning is announced to be our
National Danger and Safety Guards:,
Receipts of cotton Saturday, lou
bales.
Sheriff Crook returned from two
weeks chase yesterday, bringing 10 as
the game bagged one Jones, VINO IL
wanted for murder and robbery
IL was n sad commentary upon eiec-
ton interests to see so many men uh'
der the influence of liquor upon the
streets of our city during the whole OIL
Saturday. The quiet calm oil the sun,
day dawn was disturbed by tAe WHO
reveling of drunken men. The whoie
atmosphere was made TO culver with
the profanity of those who had forgot
ten the commandment, Remember 10
keep the Sabbath holy"
Hon Dave Culberson Is firmly en-
trenched in the affections Of the peo
pie of this district.
Barney Gibbs is looked upon as hay
ing a successful future before him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22

An enterprising Frenchman at Liv-
ermore, w ~, has established a frog
gerry near his place, and Is rearing
these featherless, but musical birds
for the San Francisco market, He
shipped box OF big fat fellows, just
right To broil, last week, aud expects
BOXES per week. Frog raising Is said
to be profitable business. IL
is certainly new one In that valley.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
surprising the n, r..

Correspondence Of 'iis SsDs. ~,
DENTON, Tex ~ x -
prise aud douat.IGGHnn Ps'ss 4
night at the resle saIr ~ N
jenkins. The sllaitt brop
attended BY q goO'ia sBl.,,
wishing friends, .,ru i Inis
er's Golfer about sntiilsy To-
rious articles Of W.
Ladies approve
'IIittle Joker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22


Correspondence OF the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, Sept. 2o.-Dr. Daily
has returned from a brief Visit 10
Louisville and St Louis.
Cotton receipts yesterday, go bales.
Prof Brooks, superintendent OF the
public schools, Is making lying Visit
to Tennessee for the purpose OF Leading
fair lady to the matrimonial altar.
He will return Monday.
Messrs. Fitzhugh, Martin q Wise,
cotton brokers, have established 9
branch Office at Sherman. Paris will
remain the headquarters of this enter
prising and successful firm.
The burglars who committed
robbery two or three nights ago have
been caught and now languish In jail
| They belong to the Ethiopian race.
One Of them, Squire Langford, Is no
stranger To prison walls ana II Is 10 DE
hoped that a long term in the peniten-
tiary will be his lot.
County court closed its session to-
day. Judge Moore Is oil for wife and
baby, who have been recuperating at
Eureka Springs.
The telephone line is completed to
Honey Grove.
| Ut. ANelsph vi ppAluShSAut Ahp'l 49,
continue to preach at the Baptist
church during all of next week.
Twenty thousand dollars damages
for SANDER is the nature of suit
against Mr.. M. IL. Parker in favor OF
James w. Hays.
District court cOnvenes one week
from Monday.
Freights on cotton have advanced.
| Prices, in consequence, are lower.
The firm Of Allen * Smith, hard
ware merchants. will be in the future
NJ. +. Allen, Mr. Smith having re
tired from the partnership, but re-
naming in the house.
Cotton receipts at Brookston light
for the week.
The Southern nurseries are coming
t0 the front DIR. Stelps agents have
sold fruit trees this season 10 the
amount of $50 900, extending from
| Texarkana to New Mexico.
Several ministers of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church living along tbs
line of railroad between Sherman anC
Texatkana, have formed themselves
into ministerial association for the
development of the church in places
not occupied between the places men
toned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
GAINESVILLE GARNERINGs.
A Specimen or Ore-Our Cotton Buyers
A Novel Marriage.


Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, Ten, Sept. 2l.-Mr.
G.. II. Norman, living east Of this city,
yesterday brought into town a speci-
men of ore supposed to be silver and
lead, which had been sent him by his
father who lives in Marion county.
The specimen was closely examined
by several gentlemen who have had
considerable experience in the mining
business and was pronounced very
rich.
Messrs. Phelps & Brooks of Shreve.
port, La, have opened up large boot
and shoe house on the south side of
the square.
The committee Of arrangements TO
get up the Democratic rally met at the
courthouse last night and appointed
several other committees to assist them
In their movements.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
SAN ANTONIO sIFnE
Jack Evans is Dumb-A hAnI
icide buying Cora khn
special 10 the tIazeite.

special 10 the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, ssF-
Jack Evans, whom Wash Ias
into the Democratic party, Y
nunciamento, is now here Ias
as dumb as an oyster ard isIus
back. He declares thas ~
even read Wash Jones leasi
w. ID. Wright, a fofnld
who was burned out once
next time, is mysteriolsg
from home. His wife and y
very much distressed. 10y
left home at IL O'Clock 1851 \.
to see a doctor, and has pO'"
of since.
Correspondence of the Gazette
SAN ANroNIo, TEX,
Democratic primaries wels !, \
the precincts Of Bexar collg
for the purpose Of selscIll. !. 7
to the county nominating
which meets here on ~ N
The primaries were mO''
tended than usual. a,3sl
A large land suit was l lll.a Z
trict clerks Office this ,, mGiI I,
r. n, Alexander Of fslis
Carothois & seawflgn'', !, !.
county. The suit is 2 s.I y, n
s anu for an undivided i iNai !,
terest in ITO League, Is, o. , aaI.silr
Kinney county. Ths u ',r,lilI
the remaining seyeaIs ~,
case was transferred IT. ~
county e on change Of ys1p'I Il
Col. r.. II. 0fliey, VIZ y. Il
and three nieces Of che y ~ i Il
Lee, passed through, ., In ,
ing en- route to G s,Ou hssn
which station he mss
duty. holiday Z.
our city had a nv us Il i
today in consequence Il, N
=
new year. Most al u =
closed. -. a pr 4
chant Of I4cateoas .,.,sEllg
here several days a l
chases OF corn ID ne q
long drouth. 10 a. cori n
total failure, and uis
at any price.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-19

gSus b et mornsBhge g brsi
BisrteI nidt in 9ieIustbsFei, aber Die.
les seidiebt nur aus 3UfdmdBisteitss
ariu6eu, feineamess aber aus 8erabs
f6euuns Der 9olpJamis, bic ieoer re3ts
eldubise Ncrmoue fur cine s0ttli6e
ginri9tuns bait.
Sun san3en Sabre 1T es II m ;wei
RdQen geluuseu, Rermouen, bic in
8leIueiberei Ieben, su iberfIbren, uub
pie Bet,sfsuben gu Su9tbausbaft ~ pers
urtbeiIeu, unb Oieiss war nur m0slt9,
oaB bic @ei1morsneu fdmmtli4 aus
Ri6tmoImonen befianben, neil aae DOR
qeIabenen Wformonen ertldrten, boB fte
bic 1oIpgamie uidt fur f~traftar bieiten.
giner Der S%erurtbeilteu. &uoser CLAM
ion, gebDrte ben sriten Greifen Der Wor>
monengemsini9nft an, iein Batter mar
Elm 8tl1of Der Sir9e. Oieier Yro3es
pot I'M sansen Esrritorium sroses auf,
feben erregt. glauien's Sater beiratbete
neben anoereu Srauen suet E03te,
Brigham Souns's. Sin bemertsnss
uertbsr l1mitaub TIT, bag, obaIei5 aases
mein betannt mar, bag glauiou swel
6rauen 6ntte, tsin btrsfter Beweis
bierfar erbra9i werben tounte, bis
feline 5psite frau, bic f4 Suerft
ueiserte, als Ssu9tn ;u fun9ircn
unb baraufbin pesen MiBadtuus bes
@eri9ts per6aftet wurbe, bic bs3isIi6e
Ausiaee ma6te. Aue i6Iieen 3eu9en,
rarunter nabe Terpanbte bes W4auues
unb Der beioen 6rauen, fopie Der Prdiis
6ent unt arbere bobe @lrSsntrdser Der
Rir9e, erfldrten, Rt9ts ibsr Glapion's
6eiratb su pifeu, pdbrenb eruieisuer<
maBsu 9eiratben nur uon boben Wlrs
bentrigeru Der Rir3c pousoseu wsrben
unb bic 8erwanbten beitdnbia nit CLAM
IONS 6anliIie p~erte9rteu. SbsIei9 bic
Rormonen an bic 8ere9tiSuns CUR @ins
gebung Der gbs nit mebreren Trauen
9lau5en, 10 iinb bod Siele ni6t @insns,
oies su tbuu, unb bic 8erurtbeilun9
@Iauion's pir6 auer @abrldeiuIi3tsit
mad cute SoIgen baber. Sofort mad
@rIsoisune Res Pro3efes gesen GIawion
mnroe Soiepb =. @oans auf has bereitz
piuis absegebene 3eu9uiB ieiuer 5weiten
frau e~benfais Der gOIpsamie iiberfibtt
unb gu 81 Sabren Su6tbaus uno Cab
lung pom $3.50 uerurtbeiIt.
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iet iiesreid mar. fub, ba bieier Sies
uur inter 70 auBerotbentIi6en l1mitdns
ben m0eIid mar, elm iebr serinser Grs
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folsenbsn gmpfebIuneen. Die Auaubl
Der bur9 @~rpd5tun9 gu beIesenoeu
Nemter iOIte rebuairt perben unS baiir
cine corrsippn0irenbe WebranSabl benz
@rnennun9sre6t be5 9ouusrneurs bin
juSsfii9t werten.
S9IieBIi6 wirb iebo9 angsbsutet,
boB es wobI notbwenbig istn uerbe, bic
GtuiI9epaIt i'm Gerritprium gang in Die
9ano nebmsu. C8. .. g.