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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-10-10
ASTHMA CURE

ASTHMA CURE
Cures Asthma, Bronchitis Throat and Lung
,necttons, Coughs, Colds. Quinzy. Sore Throat.
Hosrsenefs, Soreness 10 the Chest Or Lungs,
Weakkess In the Back. Pains 10 the Back.
Bowels, Al les. Collie, Group, Pneumonis, Mea.
sle+, Whooping Cough, and Indigestion. II
heals the entire system. Pleasant tasted - ice
Retail Agents: n. D slsven. Baldwin Drus
Store; !. II. Widber, cor. Third aud Market;
Jas. @. Steele. PAlsoe Hotel Drug store; DR..
Thompson, cor. Stewart s1d Market. Hsrine q
searby. sW Market; Or. @. B Tolmah's Drug
Store, 900 Stockton. Melville rorro, South
ssu Francisco; A. zabaldsuo, 17l4 Stockton;
Wm Bryan, Grand Hotel Drug store. Rec
commended By CITY, County State. and United
stAtes cmclals. For sale by all Druggists.
SAN raAsc1sco, March l. 1884.
This 10 10 testify that We have AL used
KRnl's AsrHNA CuAE for Coughs, Colds. Hosrse-
nsss and Bore Throat and found IL saectual IN
every pastlculsri th re ars Ihirteen q vs. here
recommend to all our friends sud the public.
Captains 0uron and poNnaov.
North Rsftor pplics Station.
This 10 10 certify that have usedl KERR's
ASTHMA CURE for coughs. cold.. Hoirse'
ueass. >ors Throat. and knos Y 70 % perssc.
| depart tment there being Hundreds Of Bottled
soid 70 The Flrs department, and It has given
sntirs sAsi'iaotion In every yr%.s 81, ,,voxs
IA years IN the Fire department.
San Fraucisco, November 10 ieSs.
RepprSarox . 90 Wholesale Druseists
Agents. $40 aud ssi Market street. San Fran
CISCO.
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The following particular. a 10 the
method. Of securing divorces in different
cooutrie. are interesting.
Si.mese--Tbe f,rst wife NAV be di.
yorced not sold a. the others NAV he.
She then may claim the frat. third and
f;fth child. and the alternate cb;ldren ars
yielded 70 the husband
Arctic Reo;on-Vhen = man de.;res .
divorce be leave, the houso In suo.r and
does not return for several DAYS, The
wife understand, ths hint. p.cks her
clothes and leave,.
.Tartsrs--Ths bu.band NAV put .vav
his partner and seek another when Il
pleasss him. and tho wifs NAV do the
same. II she be- i'll treated shs com plain,
70 the magistrate. Who. attended bv ths
principal people, accompanies her to the
house and prououucss : formal divorce.
Chinese--Divoross are allowed in ali
cases Of oriminality, mutual dislike..
Jealousy, iucompatibility Of temper. or
too much loousc;tv on the part Of the
wife. The husband cannot sell his wife
| until shs leaves him BY action Of the law
or dessrtiou, A son Is bound to divorce
HE wife IL shs displeases his parents.
Jsws--In oldsn times the Jcws had a
discretionary power Of divorcing their
wiyss
Jaysus-If tho wife be dissatisfied, she
can obtain divorce by paying q certain
sum.
Thibetans-Divorces are seldom al.
lowed, unless with the consent Of both
psrties-usither Of whom can remarry.
Moors--If the wife does not becom.
the mother Of . boy she may be divorced
with the consent Of the tribe, and Oh,
can marry again.
Abyssinians--No form Of marriage i
pecesssry. The connection may be dis
.o,vsd md r.n.v.d A. oftAn A. the mar
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pass free through the mails Of that coun.
try. All soldiers are required to write

pass free through the mails Of that coun.
try. All soldiers are required to write
home once month.
A herd Of buffalo on the upper Mis-.
souri, stampeded and trampled the life
out Of party Of hunters. The dis6gured
bodies were recovered.
Patti is fond Of cash but afraid Of
cholera, so she will not sing on the Con-
tinent and must come to America again
il she wishes to cash her notes.
Mr.. Dal Roy, Hindoo and heathen,
has joined the Socialists in New York,
and says: II have found my religion
among that band Of men who say
Humanity is our religion; here is our
brother man; no tyrant shall hurt, no
God shall damn him."
W. s. Gilbert, in letter to the Lon.
don Times, says; "For my part could
never quite understand the prejudice
against burglars. An unarrested burglar
gives employment to innumerable .tele-
graph operators, police officers. railway
officials and possibly also to surgeons,
coroners, undertakers. and monument
masons. As soon us be is in custody the
services Of a whole army of solicitors.
barristers, judges, grand and petty jury
men, reporters, governors Of gaols and
prison warders are called into requisition.
Really the burglar does moro good than
harm.
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DR. VIRTUE OF An ORDER or SALE
% Issued ont Of the Justice Court Of Pioche
township. County OF lincoln. Stats Of Nevada,
.zd to me directed and delivered for six sevseAi
Judgments rsndersd Ia said Oourt On ths seven
senth day Of February. A. D. lse5, against the
iayaower Nine, Comet Nine. ohio Mos and
ompsnies. and In favor Of Y Church, for the
am OF Two hundred and thirty Ave 1s-lvO
sass 7s-lU0D dollars, Unitsd States gold coin,
Nth interest thereon at the rsts Of ten per cebt
Ier aunum from the ssvsntssnth day Of Tebru-
~. 4. D 1855. <itn costs and aecruing costs.
Il sd Coa on % tie sV sssn
ssntr day Of February. =. .. leo9 10 favor Of
J. Quilics And against the sid Nay dover Mine,
iomst Mine, Ohio mine and Companies. for the
um Of ons huadrsd and sevsnty -four (el54l
ioliars. United States gold coin. Win thtsrsas
I'm the seventeenth day Of February, 4 p.
a5S, With costa and acoruine costs, all In
lnited states gold coin; and. also, for iudg-
nsut rendered In said Court on the seventeenth
~ Of February. 4. Y. isss. = favor q 4: No.
iomss Nine, OHIO Nins snd ooups for the
uln Of f5rsy.two and so-l00 lei1 6O-lcOt dollsrs.
Inited ststss gold In. With tnterest thereon 1t
hI rsts of tsu per vsnt per Aunu9 from NJ
svsntosnth dsv Of Fssrrary; 4. 2. ieoss ul.h
oin; aud. also. for ja ignsnt rendsrsd In satd
hurt IN tbs ssvsntssnth day Of tehruary.A D.
~ IN favor Of ri Ohufioh md aeainet the
s,S w.,dover wins. OYns, Nios. uhio Nins
md the companies for tbs sun Of one hundiee
iri.sd ststss eoid coin. uith inksrtst thsrson
~ 10 N IN ~ cent per snnnm from NJ
.s,sr,ssnth : dsv 81 frhruary. A. d. iosS. v,th
q n snd sccruina cost~. I'll In united jtstsp
,old coin: ~. niso, I 4 jud smsns rsn1srsd 10
aid surton the svsnteenth day Of February a
ia W.ydover Nine, Comet Nine, aud Ohio
-. .,,x I'm "a nies for the ann of two hun.
,rsd snd - ,S3ivl doll.rs, unitei atatss sold
.otc vifh intsrsst thsreon Il the rats of ten per
ssnt psr snuum from the ssvsatssnth Day of
400 I'll il Jnit. q jestss aold ooln and. eIsc.
sos,s y, ,uSamrnt rsudsrsd il fsvor 81 Y. IA III
IA sosiost tho Wsy6over Mins, Comet Nlne'
Mio Iins ana Compsnies for tne sum Of onc
hundrsd AND sixty four leiSl) dolieEn, uniesd
.s oa sS ..s .'o a., rc" e.
sssrsh dsv 81 fsbrusrv. A b, io1p, toestheI
IN sosss snd disbursernente q dats of iudg
msnt a ainetv.tWo m 81 iQ0 llo2 @ lOoj dcl
~. TInitsd ststss MA coin have mn
SsntS S'eishth dsy Of April, 4. D. issS, isvlsi
prrs dsscrintion snd bosndsriss 81 ths prop
AT, !. sushorissd g 81 scld under and 81 vilss,
- s.. W. csr ~ ssssrtsinsd fron ths compisip
aisd herein, % follows. vis: The Iayhows
sas o e s.d s:d 81 ods "a sanass os.
bsss,Ss Isst ssSe eooh ,on sss 1 @ TO
center II ssid claim. and located n .cntherl'
tlrection from me NINE kno.I y "a. n,e
Boil, about = mile on soe seccna wv sn sous1
tMd Aaynower m.ne, eeint sls.sIM s y ca,:so ~
Mining District. Lincoin vount. sss.e y -
vada ne property o. dsencans. ne.e,n sosssns
IA Al ri vi sces rSrtsiuins Thereto, Also n
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GIvsN IN Coon FArrH.-''To clean
teeth uss mixture Of emery and sweet
oil, following II with plenty OF kerosene. "
This would ssem 10 b queer advice,
but = L ID taken from machinists' mag
anime and irum . chapter relat!us 70 cir.
cular Jaws, the Boston Post has no doubt
II 10 given In good faith.
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ANN more money than u snyth,na slse "
taking m aeenes fcT the best asillns
book out. nsaipnses slecssd ara1dly.
o.. pogklsnd. Mr..
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ND ALL KIND OF rAnel ANp PIAu
a yeb reintingdsas asst-elasastyls -
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-10-10

An exchange says, ITO cure snoring !
piccs of soap should b dropped into the
mouth u the snorer. The oil 10 the soap
viii lubsioats the pharyux." The wives
u suersrs might give u : trial.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-25

The fact that the President has
not sent to the Senate, Tinnln s APP
pointment as Surveyor of the port
at San Francisco, excltes some sur
prise. Other California nomina-
lions, made since Tinnan's have
gone to the Senate, and the name OF
Tucker who was appointed at the
same time as Tinn;n, has gone to
the Senate. Also the name Of the
Postmaster at MERGED, whe was APP
pointed since Tinpin. The Senate
has not yet acted on any appoint
ments. The delay is exciting acri-
mony among the Democrats, who
are now charging that the Republi-
can majority in that body intended
to take a partisan view of the APP
pointments made by the President
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-25
WOODBURY. AT WORK.

A letter from Washington to the
Gazette says Congressman Wood
burn is there hard at work. He IS
getting data together on the silver
question, and proposes to 90 his
share in the fight towards keeping
I'D the coinage. He is looking re-
markably we'll and displays great
deal of energy. Our correspondent
says from present indications Mr.
WOODBURY. will be very much re-
spected by his colleagues as he is
making a good impression already.
The atmosphere of Washington
seems to be congenial and stimulat-
ing to him.
By the way, D. A. Bender OF
Carson received notice the other
day that Mr.. WOODBURY. had Sc
cured the opening Of a Postofflce at
Cloverdale, Nye county, which IS
about the FIRST and only favor Ne
yada has had from the great Demo
cratic Administration which was to
bring US the millennium SO fast.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-25
Special Advantages.
TO THE
PEOPLE OF CARSON
AND VICINITY.

NJ. NJ. FRIEDRICH, the Pic.
neer Jeweler Of the State OF Ne
vada will return to Carson en-
the Sth inst. with a large stock
Of Diamonds, Watches, Chains,
Rings, Jewelry of all kinds,
Solid Silver and Plated Ware.
Clocks, Optical Goods, Cutlery,
and large variety of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-25

A cleer contrast between wealth
and worthiness is shown in the
visits made to the tombs Of Grant
and Vanderbilt. One day last week
it was reported that not solitary
pilgrim approached the vault where
lie the remains Of the millionaire,
while hundreds stood at the tempo
rary tomb of the great soldier, many
bringing tribntes of flowers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-25
Orr FIGHT NJ

The bold fight being made by
Senator Beck, of Kentucky,
against the gold hogsIof the East
has already thrown their ranks into
confusion, His speech was a Dem
ocratic shell exploded in the camp
of the Administration.
He charged the Secretary of the
Treasury with willful violation Of
the law, and the President with
abetting the violation.
When he had finished his terri
BILE arraignment Of these two men,
it so stunned the Democrats, that
in all that Senate Chamber there
was not a single friend of the Ad-
ministratlon who could reply,
Since that speech was made, no
Democratic newspaper has sue
cessfully refuted the arguments
made, and most of them are silent
as the tomb. Beck placed tho Ad-
ministration where it belongs, and
leaves it upon the record as the
tool Of the gold hogs of Wall street.
A President of the United States
and a Secretary of the Treasury,
both under oath to obey and exc
cute the law have been found
openly fighting it. Their sins
have not been sins of omission;
their acts have not been negative
acts born of ignorance, but they
have been actually engaged in the
work of multiplying the law, and
gone about their work with singu
lar vigor and deliberation.
There can be no longer any doubt
that the Administration made a
compact with the gold bugs of the
Kast to appoint Secretary of the
Treasury who would do the Did
ding of Clevelands masters.
Beck has torn the mask from
this compact, and how is the time,
the supreme time to follow UP his
blows with good, solid, silver work
all over the West.
A big step in the fight was his
winning over of so notable a con-
vert as Edward Evarts, who as a
leading jurist of the United States
openly ayows that Becks legal
ground cannot successfully be as
sailed.
Let Carson people bear this in
mind that his arguments are loer-
teal with those formulated by Gen
Clarke, and adopted by the Citizens
Committee to form portion of the
Memorial to the President.
1t is cheering news to know that
leading men on the Coast are fight
ing our battles upon the same line:
as adopted here and yet when the
first silver meeting was called to or
der at the Court House and the
matter discussed there were plenty
of absentees who insisted that i
would never amount to anything
and that as legal proposition i
was all bosh.
Citizens of Carson the fight TO
the Mint is going ahead in goo'
shape.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-25
STATIONERY,
fancy GOODS,
DOLLS. ETC..

Especially adapted for the HOL-
IDAY TRADE. l take pleas
ure In announcing that my
stock for the coming sales ! pro-
pose holding in Carson, has
been especially selected by my
self, and comprises articles OF
every description, adapted for
all manner ofHOLIDAY PRES
ENTS, and suitable to both rich
and poor. Hondsome and val
liable prizes will be distributed
among the gentlemen and ladies.
Thanking the people of Carson
for the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon me during my last
visit, | trust for continuance
of the same.
Al. NJ. FRIEDRICH
dee2
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-25

1t is claimed that the opening of
the Oshiston skaft is movement
of Col. Fairs with view to future
politics. Any man who opens up
any kind Of deal that will give
men employment in this State can
do so, whether his ideas are politi-
cal or otherwise,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-25

The County Commissioners Of
Storey have decided to make the
the saloons close at midnight,
The saloon keepers are indignant
and express the idea that the ceun-
ty Commissioners may g to the
devil:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-25

An Eastern paper says that Mr..
Cleveland talks like a reformer and
acts like a spokesman. The voice
is the voice of Jacob, but the hand
ia the hand of Esau.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-25
CHRISTMAS.

There will be no paper issued
from this Office tomorrow, and the
APPEAL wishes all its readers
Merry Christmas.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-25

There are men in this city whs if
they thought some business rival
would get a place in the Mint would
oppose all moves to open the lnstl-
tuition. This is hard thing to say
but ii is true.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-25

1t is 1925 years today since Rome
was destroyed by fire. The Times
Reviews Roman correspondent
writes that the burnt district is be-
ing rapidly rebuilt.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-02-18
Necessity Of Relaxation.
Every Other Saturday


There is a homely saying among the
fishermen "that those who will not mend
their nets will soon be unable to catch
fish; and one is seldom found SO improv.
ident as to let hole grow larger and lar,
ger until the net is useless. The nearest
approach TO absolute rest is sleep, and OF
this every man. woman, and child should
have abundance, proportioned to hi, con.
stitution and occupation; but there is a
relative rest. quite as important, and more
neglected by most busy men and women;
this rest is recreation.
The Il haven't time" excuse, although
as popular as ever, is sadly threadbare. A
man owning property can afford 10 invest
thousand dollars. though he withdraw il
from active business. if he is sure that
the money will double itself. We all have
twenty four hours in every day 10 invest.
and If one hour Withdrawn from business
can be better invested, is il not wise
thing TO do itg Relaxation, however, 10
be profitable, must be whole hearted. IL
is not rest for the business man TO bring
his affairs and worries home with him. II
Is not rest for the student TO brood over
theories and formulas when he walks,
neither is il rest TO take ones fears and
anxieties to our friends table. If we have
no heart 10 throw off these burdens, we
should make the effort in spite Of our
selves We have been bound 10 our cares
as the convict is 10 his ball and chain, and
il is time to master circumstances, instead
of being their slaves.
Mental slaves are more independent upon
the physical condition than we are inclined
To think lrritability means overstrained
nerves; the blues" and black butterflies
are other means Of indigestion and a poor
circulation. Recreation, il Is to be remem.
lered is neither dissipation, nor vet
absence Of activity Complete change of
thought is relaxtion; and Hood is quoted
by a recent writer as saying that the
Quaker always enjoys life. for be makes
pleasure Of his business and a business of
his pleasure
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-02-18
Curious Ocean Phenomena.


A singular case was reported TO the
navy department in 1857, the facts of
which are briefly as follows: The United
States steamer Iroquois had been ordered
to the Asiatic squadron. One night in
September, when the vessel was under
sail in the straits of Malacca, the sea as
smooth as glass, and the vessel making
hardly steerage way, the officer Of the
deck observed that the water was milky
white, Commander Earl English, now
commodore and chief of the
bureau Of navigation and detail,
was in command, and the remark
able sight induced the officer of
the deck to call the captain from his
sleep. When he came on deck he real
ned that the condition OF the sea was
caused by animalculR, an instance Of
which he had witnessed in about the
same locality several years before when
he was u midshipmnn. He Immediately
had every officer and man called on deck
10 witness the strange scene, and they
looked over the rail for two hours until
after the vessel passed through it.
Another instance of the kind was ob.
served by Lieut.. sherman, in the sum.
mcr OF 1859, on the coast of Peru, be.
tween Fnyta and Chimbote. The sea
then was perfectly red, and upon in.
yestigation Il was found 10 be- caused by
anImalculp.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-02-18

THE British vice cousul.at st. Paul
was informed last Friday Ethat the
Pillsbury mills were to be destroyed
by dynamite on Sunday last and that
simultaneously the public buildings
at Winnipeg would be reduced to
ruins by the dynamiters. So. far the
prophecy has not been fulfilled, and it
Is evident that the genus crank is not
extinct. An educated crank, Prof.
Ely, Of the Johns Hopkins University
at Baltimore, is Of the opinion that
the recent dynamite explosions at
London were local manifestations OF
AN international devil aad, he also
says: II believe we are just beginning
to enter on a terrible era In the
worlds history-an era Of eternal and
domestic warfare, such as has never
been seen, ard the end Of which only
the Almighty can foreteIl.u From
which we judge that the fool killer
has overlooked the faculty Of the
Johns Hopkins University in his pc
regrinatlons.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-02-18
Carlyle ON the Piano.

recommend the following passage in
-Carlyle's Life, TO those young pests who,
without real notion Of music, make the
air around them hideous by their everlast.
ing strumming on piano: '~The miserable
young woman in the next house 10 me
spends all her young bright days, not in
learning 10 darn stockings, sew shirts
bake pastry, or any art, mystery or bust
ness that will profit herself or others: not
even in amusing herself or skipping on
the grass plots with laughter of her mates
but simply and solely in raging from dawn
10 dark. TO night and midnight, on A
hapless piano, which Il is evident she will
never In this world render more musical
than pair Of barn clappersl The miser.
able young female"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-02-18
Brick OF silica.
1Exchangel

II is said that the sand used in the man.
ufacture Of mirrors Is now used by a
Paris company TO make white bricks and
blocks. said not TO be injured by frost,
rain, etc., and TO be very light, the specific
gravity being only $50 70 1885 OF clay
bricks. The sand IL first strongly
pressed by hydraulic power, and then
baked N ovens at q very high tempera.
iurc The bricks are almost pure silica
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-02-18
A Novel EntsrnrI.e I'm I.nndon.

a novel exhibition Is 10 be opened In
London in May, 1856. its object being the
representation Of American life for the
benefit Of Englishmcn who have never
crossed the Atlantic ocean. Il Is proposed
TO have complete display OF all the pro
ducts Of the nitcd States, manufactured
and natural. and an immense panorama ia
TO be provided for the presentation Of
American scenery.