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The Produce Market.

Eggs-Paying 1sc per doz. from store zoe.
&. Butter-Creamery fancy, 2SQ30c; choice, 250a27s;
dairy, selected. lSG2c: country, fancy. 12l.c;
sweet roll, lo9l2c; medium grades, 6ssc; low
grades, 3e4c per ID.
Poultry-Hens, &c per To-. roosters. &c: spring
cnicsens &C; turkeys, SIC; old geese, and we'll
Rsbbits-50c per Coz
squlrrels-15c per doz.
Rses-1lzalszc
mediunis zoe: unwsshed common, zoe; uz vsenei
tine, Ice; Cotswold, 1sc; do. coarse, l69i7c; 40.
cotton feeces. 149l5c.
The Provision Market.
Below are the present jobbing prices:
Smoked Meats, csnyased or plain (plain meats
not guaranteed against skippers-)S. @. Hams: 10
to, l21 lbs aysTase lie: - lbs sgersse I0zc;
Cottage hams. uncanvased. Sc: California hams,
TIC; English breakfast bacon. clear l0Ne: English
TO o p ss a9 lis @ 5c
sides medium W.T., SIC: do backs, light weight,
Sc; bellies. Sc; French fitch, 7.lD pcs. re,
sides or backs, unsrnoked 71zc; Bean pork, clear.
per Dbl, 400 lbs SIS 90; pork, clear per Dbl. 2Gj
lbs SlS family PORK clear, per ooi., 200 lbs, sli
Iard-Pure settle-rendered in tierces, SIC: u
hall barrels or 50Ib tubs &c; 4Slb tin tubs, 81
11lb pals. ol<c l0lb pals, Toe.
Boiogns-In cloth. 61ac; in skin, &c.
The Grocery Market.
"a Soeese.Fum sTssT New Y9rL vie l.slsc oso
ofysssl spring lie: Empire iac ""i'' 0As ~
Coifees-Common SH9l04c;, ordinary. loHa
lle isiT ll1Ssil54c; prime l2z.9i2S4c strictly
eminent lava, iss192551c: McLaugnlin's xxx
roasted lib packages, loo-lo cases. l4s4c; 6oio
do. 1f7Sc; Arbuckle's roasted 14slc; Leyeriuss,
lis4e; Cardobs. li1zc; Gates No. l. l55zc; Gates
sugars 1utloa:. re: powdered. TIC: gram.
lated, 55s661Sc; standard A. 6Ise56zc; of A, CO
Sc; white extra O. 5s4@57sc; light brown, So a
SIC; common grades, zsz9o1sc; New Orleans. !
Molssses and syrups-New crop New orlesng
molasses 6o@5Sc; syrup, S2945c per gal. Tor GOA
Kice-Carolina and Louisians, sac.
cloves, aoescs; ginger fssalc cinnsmon in mats,
sslt-Lake in car lots, CSC; dray lots, $1,000 o5
mall lots l0c more from store: dairy, 81 2553 o..
starch-Rehned pearl s4@S1zc per To-. Eureka,
&c; Champion gloss lump, S9e1Sc; improved
Salt Fish FisSNNaokerel. extra mess. s24 per bbl :
halves So SO; No | maekerei, s,s92o; nslyes. 50
No. medium. S.: halves. 81 so; No. mackerel,
6onslsss nsh, s 5oae per 100 les. homeless COD,
Foreign Fruits-London layer rsisins new.
IS bO@s IS: new Valencia l1@i25Sc; sultana, Ia:
new Muscatel rsisns, two crown, S. le9s 50; three
eGTo o.s. 20; oS CALIFORNIA LIZ 81 3 Lemon
s1zc new fss. layers PIG. Dstes.-Na,ts. s.
s csne zen so peuP sa.sa sS0c
bbl. s. o00s so. Louisiana Oranges-Per bill,
6 t0@7. Peanuts-Raw, Tennessee, 596lsc: VII.
RinssSs s Io s1 snc doc; Tsrnsssss &C.,
sc: lbs s5cesI %; Peaches. lbs, standard
sS S Il SOL s ssP sscSss' s'
Is; lbs, sal s.; Blsckberriee, S509oc;
strawberries, u lQ9l Is; Rasphe<ries, 81 l5@l Is;
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QARERrs az xEs.neRaPn.


NEW YORK, Jan. IA = Cotton-Dull: futures
STEADY; January. IL 06c; February. II. o4c; Marcn,
li.csc; April, 112oc; May, 1l.s2c; June, IL 4lc:
July. u.54c. August, 11.6ic: September. ll.25s:
October, 10 7sc. Elour-Firm. and uncha nged !;
Spot &c higher; options firm and traction higher;
receipts. $4,000 bu.: exports, $4,000 bu.s No. 2
spsing; sSc; co.. ungrsded rec; WSsse; No red, sc;
unarsded white, 90@971Sc: No. red, January,
nominal; February sales Of i.2e6 900 bu. at sls49
$3.50 closing ~ 95sSe: March, sales of 6.3 600 ou.
81 9S@951c, closing st CSC: April sales OF 40s 900
bu. at e51z9s7c closingat e67sc; Mey. sales of 2.
so4 600 bu- az etss9ee5sc, closing CSC: June.
Oorn-Spot lots 11@14c and options Js9llsc higher;
receipts, $4,000 b.; exports, l2s.Q0o pu.; M
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A THRILLING STORY.

As Told by Merchant in Troy, N. VA
Surgical Operation avoided - How n
Father, Wife and Daughter Escaped an
Awful Doom.
cures wrought by DE-. KEENEDY's FAvoRTTE REV.
EDY, none have appeared so purely astonishing as
the following The persons mentioned are among
In story ss told By the father VIII prove interest
ing TO al our readers.-ED.
DR.. Kennedy, Rondout, NY:
DEAR sIR-My daughter VIZ 6 = tied with Sc
we're growth OF Fungus. TIC u we had re-
sorted to almost every rene - consulted the
most prominent surgeons and PHYSICIANS Dr..
-, of Troy. said that surgical operation
would be necessary, but fearing fatal results
it was caused by one thing ana some by another
The Fungus was prominent and diefgured her
looks. Having heard of DR.. Kenneoy's FAvoRIrE
termined to try it, to see If this medicine could
do what doctors bad failed to do and surgeons
had hardly dared TO undertake. can say in
truth that the result of this trial was the com.
plete cure Of my daughter OF this dreadful NAL
sdy. Dr. Kennecy's FAvoRITE REMEDY alone ef-
had completely failed NV daughter TO-DAY en-.
Joys vigorous health, and to Fayorite Remedy
alone is the credit due. Ny wife also was very
poor in health, due to liver difficulty with which
she had suffered long time until she became
very much reduced in flesh. trial of Kenne-
dys Fayorite Remedy has resulted in the com.
plete restoration OF her health, which she had ne
enjoyed for years. size bad gained in flesh and
strength snd thus secured perfect health and
this is DUE ENTIRELY TO DR.. KESsEDY's FAyoRrTR
REMEDY. AS for myself being engaged in the
grocery and commission business. which makes IL
necessary for ne to test the quality OF different
my stomach were seriously injured. Everything
seemed to nauseate me. and fearful OF dyspepsia
FAvoRITE REMEDY. The first bottle afforded i'm.
mediate relief. and from that day to this can say
that Favorite Remedy has restored me 70 perfect
health. These are facts which claim prove that
Dr. Kennedy's Fsvorte Remedy Is the best me- d.
cine in the world Tor those afflicted with the
above DIFFICULTIES. If any one in the city OF Troy
doubts the truth OF these statements let him come
TO me and l will prove them. / have recon-
msndec Favorite Remedy to hundreds and with
the same good results.
Yours, ETC.. WILLIAM WINDSOR.
Corner Canal and Mount streets. Troy, y. Y.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15

The merits of Athlophoros as a specific for
rheumatic and neuralgia affec tions have
been proved over a range of territory as
wide as our continent II never fails, no
matter what the climate or atmospheric con-
ditione. Here is significant voice from the
Northwest. Mr.. John 8. Helwick writes
from Berrien Springs, Mich, to say: "Ath-
lophoros is doing my wife, sufferer from
severe rheumatism. great deal of good
more good than any other medicine she nas
ever takep.o
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15

Future Deliveries quiet, but are kept up in price
Al the third call. only 100 bales OF April sold at
lllec, and leo bales of August at 1l.63c. showing
a decline of 10 2-lO0e; January and February
is he'd 81 1l05c and ll05c; actually higher than
yesterday. AT the close futures closed quiet and
steady. January and February. 2-1C0c higher July
ano AUGUST, l-l0oc lower than Yesterday.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15

Southern Chicken Pie.-Boil a chicken
until ii is tender; then take deep earthen
dish and put into it layer Of chicken, well
sessonsd with butter pepper and salt; then
put layer OF cold boiled rice on this, and SO
on until you have exhausted your resources.
taking care to have a layer of rice on the
top. Put this into the oven and let il re-
main there until it is very hot and then
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15

Aliens Brain Food, Botanical Extract.
positively cures nervous debility and sll
weakness OF generative system; either sex.
81; for So. Druggists, or by msil from j.
II. Allen, 315 First avenue, New York.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15

Two main points in good farm wagon are
lowness, to save lifting, and thunder, for
convenience in turning. The latter, how
ever, calls for very low fore wheels. and the
low wheels call for springs, to modify the
suddenness of the lift over obstacles.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15

The Worst UrethraI Structures
speedily cured by our new radical methods.
Pamphlet. reference and terms, two letter
stamps. Worlds Disrensary Medical Asso.
citation, 663 Main street, Buffalo, n. Y.
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Foreign Money and Stocks.

1ONDON. Jan. 14.-United States Bonds-is.
2s14; as, 1876 aAiiroad sonds.Erie seconds.
CO..; New York Central. 9114: Illinois Central,
2SN; Pennsylvania Central, 517s: st. Paul, 755s.
PARIS, Jan. l4.-Ren,es. 7ef. 521zc.
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LIVE = COCK.
Indianapolis Live stock Market.


UNION STocK-YARDs. jan, IA.
CATTLE Receipts, eco had: shipments. 100 head
The offerings OF shippers were light; demand
good. prices firm on prime. steady on common;
good stockers wanted, butchers grades firm for
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j. r. RYAN l. CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

a ana "a East Maryland st.. Indianapolis
arsiu. Ylour, Feed, Produce, etc. Storage scl
eul and M .~hsnhsaA, On xo0ras are largG Airy
ou6 oloaus
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15

Horsford's Acid Phosphate
FOR LEMONS Or LIKE JUICE
is superior substitute, and its use is posi-
lively beneficial to health.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15

Rye-No. 2, steady: 5Sc bid. no sellers.
srau-Steady: I'll bid, no sellers.
Hay-Prfme timothy. dull: choice wanted at
$3.50. without sellers.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
tFurnisned by 81. E Kinney d Co., Grain and Pro-
vision Brokers, No. . Chamber of Commerce.
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ST. LOUIS. Jan. 14.-Cotton - Dull at 103kc.
Sales so bales: receipts Is. 600 bales; shipments,
2t00 bales; stock. Al, 100 bales.
NEW YORK, Jan, lA-Cetton-The Post says;
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
HONEY AND STOCKS.


NEW YORK. Jan. 4-Aoney-Easy at 192 per
cent; closed offered a. IA per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper-4x96 per cent.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Railway Bonds-Irregular. West Shore IS de-
clined 70 34sz. and rallied to $50.
State securides-Quiet.
Business at the Stock Exchange this morning
was quiet and generally frmer. Lackawanna being
the exception, which declined rs TO $50, West
ern Union was also weak. selling down from 575s
10 565s Before the second call hrmer tone pre-
yailed and under the leadership OF the grangers.
prices moved up = to Ia Per cent. In the afte;-
rotn there were unfavorEbie rumors none OF
which could be traced to reliable source. The
narKet. however, was weaker on the reports. ana
fell OF y TO g per cent AT the close there was
mafet left of firm. Michigan Central. which sold
81 SIS some time age. brought 6l@60z to-day.
10 per cent. higher, except Central Pacific,
Oregon Transcontinental. Lsckawanna, and West
eIn Union. which are to y per cent lower.
Transactions on STOCK Exchange aggregated ZiI,
orc snsres. of which $4,000 were Lackawanna, 49,.
eco Northwestern. $1,000 New York Central, 1000
Union
IN mining shares Horn silver sold at 295. Stand.
ard "a, Union Consolidated Co. Gould and Curry
Us, Sierra Nevada %. Sutro 10, Oriental and
Miller 8, and Consolidated California and Slr-
ginia 81.
GOVERNMENT szCUKIrIzs
sterling. 90 days....4s1% q. 8. 4}z's....-...ll2A
ttegltlc, sf2bt....-...ss04 New U. :. 4e..-lI-
per cent. oonds..--i0l
Eors--Tne purchasing price for Government
bsncs 10 Indianapolis varies tom the New YORK
01ctaftops <Ql Der cent.
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OTIS.

WILMINGTON, N. c.. Jan. a. Turpentine-
Firm at 271zc.
FITTEBURG, Jan. 14.-PetrcleuIn-Dull: Ger
thcatcs weak; opened ST T51c, advanced 10 701sc,
declined and closed at 705lc.
OIL CITY. Pa, Jan. Educational Transit GER
fcstes orened at 7.szc; highest, 7054c; lowest,
691sc; closed at zoe. Sales, Liz Geo Dbls clear
ances, 54T2. coo bbls: runs 6i024 bbls: shipments
&c. s95 bbs.; charters, S2,698 bbls. Oil City Oil
Exchange stock, $500 bid; none offered.
BRADFORD, Pa, Jan. IA Crude Oil-Wesk
ana lower. with continued downward tendency;
clesIances 3,765, coo bbls. National Transit and
Tidewster runs. Tuesday, 81 $50 bbls. total ship.
melts 1929 bbs.: charters. 81 SOS bbs. National
Transit certificates opened at 70skc ana closed at
zoe; highest price, 10Ac; lowest 695zc.
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Div Goods.

NEW YOEh. Jan. IA Dry Goods-More doing
in al department then apparent, while in all
sessonsbe specialties the business of previous
ports Is continued though on q small scale, as all
wants are supplied. For cott6ns and woolens
there is some Improvement visible as the inclina-
ton OF many straws shows the outlook more ia
vorsble, without, however, any large demand to
be reported.
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Whisky.

BALTIMORE, Jan. a. Whisky -Nominally
steady 81 u 1s91 %.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 14.-Whisky-Sieady at 81 II
CHICAGO. Jan. a. - Whisky - Quiet at 81 r3.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 4.-Whisky - Nominal at
81 II.
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Real Rsrare Transrsrn.

hS6A 1SkASe -Eane4oEe
Ire following deeds were recorded Wednesday.
January ~ as reported 0y sieeg 4 Eernnamer,
abstract compilers. II and Is Thorpe Block
Telephone, 1.OzS:
r NJ Churchmsn ct 81. 10 William Mead
Ows, warranty deed 10 lot 10 in Down
les second subdivision OF outiot l02 in
me CRY o. Indianapolis. 1900 90
BeDjsmin F. futile, Commissioner. TO
Villa N A. Bell commissioners deed
10 lot and part OF lot in AlvOrd &
Co.'S sut division of OT1d Buffers sec
Oils ...... $3.50: $500 ......... 2.2Ol 90
y William Fl. Morrison and wife 10 George
p Bissell Quitclaim TO part of south
east qusrter OF section 81, township 10,
north OF range east, containing y
william Morrison and wife to Georee
p. Bissell. quit c aim 10 part of lot ID
in outlot SIS in the city OF Ind'anap-
Willsm ii MORRISON and wife to George
?. Bissell, Trustee, quit claim TO part
OF lot is in McCarty's subdivision ofout-
lot lie in the city of Indianapolis. Of 60
Theodore F. Harrison and wife to Isaac
Benjamin Hill, warranty deed 10 lot40
in John II. kcMaster's subdivision of
blocks 81 to Sc, inclusive, in L. z. Har-
r'son & Co.'S addition to the city of Ia
disnapolis ... ........ rs 90
Isaac Benjamin Hill and wife 10 David
A. RaisIon, warranty deed 10 same
August Weinberg and vile to William
Hsneison, warranty deed TO part OF lot
II in Bates subdivision of outlot so in
the city OF Indianspo is........ SEQ 90
Thomas n. Fsris, Trustee, TO w. Curry
Ewing warranty deed TO lot4 in Wyiie
& Martins subdivision of outlets 10 81
and l4 OF the donation lands OF the
city OF Indianapolis. LOCO co
Mary Ann Dresden e. al. 10 Mary Stem.
warranty deed TO lot II in square or
block q in North Indianapolis-.....-..... Aoo 90
Corveyances. 10: consideration .........s clio 90
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INDIANaPoLIs waoLesALa Maa9sr

EsuF-ateo receipts nogs, IS. 600 head.
Car iS:s-wheat, iS2; corn. 2)7; oats, 100.
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Received

Flour, Grain and Hay.
Flour-Patent, 81 7595 %; extra fancy, 81 90 .
As6; fancy. 90 1904 co. choice. SO 1898 %: family.
ss0s CO., treble extra 81 60@2 70. double extra.
"a aoQs so: extra, 81 25a2 S5 superfne, s. co3
Is; nne, g 90.
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etc, call at the Union Ticket Office, Bates Hou
corner, Massachusetts, Avenue Depot or at 9
Union Depot.
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Depart Arrive
New York, Philadelp'a,
Washington, Balii-
more, Pirtsburg, and
Columbus Express. AS am. - Il:s7an,
Dayton &Columbus tx - 1915 am. ss 4:S5pre,
Richmond Accommo
dalton. 400 pm. eeH g &C auc,
New York, Philsdelp'a,
Washington, Balti-
more, Pittsburg Co
lumbus d Day ton Ex IL II IS pr - 1870 m,
Dayton Express...--... - 455 pm. IS 1910 pm.
CHICAGO DIVISION, VIA KOEoxo.
Louisville and Chicago
Fast Express - IL 100 D. m. - 1853 an,
Louisville and Chicago
Express, p. c-.......-.-.. 1l:16 An 2.35p.r1.
sDsiIy ~$Daily except Sunday. Sleeping car.
H Hotel Car.
For tickets and full information call 81 Office
Penn. Lines. northeast corner Washington ana
Illinois streets; City Ticket Office, Is North nert.
dian street: Union Depot Ticket Office.
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STATE HALLWAY TIME TABLE.

Evansville and Terre Haute.
Via Vandalia Line.
Leave Terre Heuie.............4 05 an II 50 PM
Arrive at Terre Hauie......... 10 40 pmlell0 pIn
~Daily.
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Louisville New Albany and Chicago.
(Michigan City and Grand Rapids Division.D
Depart. Arrive.
Frankfort Acc. 5:0opm indianapolis MI s:l5pra
Mich Ngt Els. II 2Opm Ind. Ng't Elk. DIS. 3:35arn
Mich. City Ml-l2:s5pm indianapolis Ac.l0 :0oam
For tickets and information, call 81 Union De-
not and &c South Illinois street
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Wsbatb, st. ouis and Pacific Railway.
Depart Arrive
De- x Chi. Mail. s:l5sm Oct. TX, s....... e:OO6n
Tol tW.&M. Elk 2:15pm Pacific Ex-......-..I il Scam
De Ex.. d'ys.... 7:00pm Oct. d Chi. MI. s:6tam
Ivs tickets and full information call CT City
Ticket Office, 20 SO. Ill. St or Union Depot Ticket
Or &c.
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Indians polls and vincennes.

Depart Arrive
Nj. d Cairo Ex... :l5am vinccanes Ac... 10 foam
Vineennes Ae... 4:0Cpml NJ d Cairo Ex. 6:30pm
For tickets and full Information call at Office
Penn. Lines, northeast corner Washington and
Illinois SITS. City Ticket Office, l6 North Meridian
St Union Depot Ticket Office.
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Chicago, st. Louis and Pittsburg.

PENNSYLVANIA LTET.)
Depart. Arrive.
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Tne following deeds we're recorded Wednesday.
January a, as reported Oy sseeg 4 Eernnamer,
abstract conpilers. II and Is Tnorle Block
Telephone, 1,gzS:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-08-26

The Hawthorne BULLETIN thus
hopefully remarks. at is Noticeable
that the rainfall in Nevads in increas.
ing year by year. There Is fair
prospect that in few more years the
State will he wsiered from the skie. as
frequently as the States east of the
Rocky Mountains" In view # the
dry fact that verv little snow fell thi.
year after the lat of January, and
scarcely drop OF -ain fell until he
heavy shower Of Tu-sd,v, the ohsrrva.
tons of the BULLETIN hardly hold
water, SO TO speak. Neither Ia its
fair prospects" APP ,reciahly apparent
just vet. But "all signs fail in dry
weather. Enterprise
The weather man of the Enterprise
secs bat the side of Mount Davidson
and the twenty six.mile desert If he
looked further, or WAS in more
favored ocalitv. even with his short
vision, he would see more showers
and a greater rain fall this year than
the oldest inhsbitant can remember
The light Snow has n present effect on
the streams, but has nothing To do with
the general average Of moisture, as
what Ia supposed by the Enterprise To
he light fall is the effect Of rapid
melting; the fall was about as usual
The "fair prospect is very apparent
in this section where we have been
having frequent showers, and in sev
eral places where such thing wa.
heretofore unknown, heavy rains tell
on several, successive DAYS In fact
we are beginning to experience spells
oi rainy weather. and HE consequent
agricultural outlook combined with
the gold discoveries make the prospect
very fair indeed.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-08-26
Get Patents

The necessary cost of obtaining .
United States patent TO "a mining lain
# standard dimensions is very nearly
as follows: Application to U. S. Sur
veyor General. $40; surveying and
plating, from 500 To $l25; entry A.
Me local Land Office, so; purchase If
he land Al IS per acre (not necessarily
payable At the outset) $500 or $105.
advertising, say $50 Nnlary's fees. 81;
attorneys fees, S35 Total, 1922 To
1852. T"ke two mines Of seeming like
values. one patented the other not, thc
tormer. as a reasonable fact, may he
sold at u good figure. while the other
may rot fine z buyer at an, price. A
patcnt is n tangible evidence OF pre-
>nmed worth. Including incidental
expenses OF preparations 10 do the
required 800 annual assessment work
Two years assessment work will often
involve as much outlay rs perfected
patent Possession, even with constant
work, is no guarantee of undispurable
title.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-08-26
She Ch,nged Her Mind.

There would have been an elopemeni
NJ Sweelwater last week II the girl had
rot changed her mind, The young
man WAS anxious and had "A buggy,
int" which he persuaded the damscl
to climb; hut twn miles of rocky road
aud reflection weakened her enthusi.
assn to such an extent that, nj Il con.
venient bank, she sprang from the
vehicle and returned home. She
went back repentant, spite of his
enlreaties, while he drove off angry and
disappointed Ia countermand the order
for clergyman and license.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-08-26
MY BOY, no YOU sMCKEi

The United States Navy annually
takes into i's service large number
OF apprentice boys, who are sent all
over the world and taught TO be thor.
ough sailors. II has been the policy
of the government since he war to
educate the blue jacket" upon the
principle that the N >re Intelligent u
man Is. the better sailor he is likely IN
become. There i no hack of cssdi.
dates for these petitions. Hundred,
of bows apply. but many are rejected
because they cannot pass the physical
examination. Major Houston, one Of
the Marine Corps who i IN charge of
the Washington Navy Yard barracks.
Is the authority for the statement that
one.fitlh cf all the boys examined arc
rejeeed on account of heart disease.
His first question to boy who de
sires Ia enlist II, "Dr ynu smnkeY"
The invariahle response is, Mo, sir"
but The tell tale discoloratim of the
fingers at once shows the truth. The
surgeons say that cigarette smoking nv
boys produces heart disease, and that
In ninety nine cases out of a hundred
The rejection of would be apprentices
on account of this defect comes from
excessive nse of the milderfprm Of the
weed. This is a r. M 'rkable statement
canning, as it does, from so high an
sntbority and based upon the results
of actual examinations going o2 day
after dlv, month after month. II
should le warning to parents that
he deadly cigarette is sure to brinr
ahont incalcu'ahle Injury 10 the yount
A law passed restricting its us,. TO the
dudes would not. perhaps. bring popu
lar disfavor, because il might reduce
the number of these obi scis, about our
streets, but boys sndulging in the
cigarette ought 10 be " ated to liberal
loses of'rod in pickle" until the habit
i. thoroughly enthusiastically
4mericrn.