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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27
Victories for stanf,rd.s cots.

MaTl has been received 10y Il private
telegram from the mnmagcr ii Srurlor
StnmfOrd's tIuttcrs in the Etst OF u ecu.
plr Of Victories Mt Albany. New York. at
Tia" IuueiinB Of tLo National Trottrng
Horse breeders Association. The
meeting opened on the liih inst. md
continued three days. On the first day
there was "a national trpiting stnlIIuu
stake for ionls 0f 1882. The starters
were Pnlo Altos 1T. Bel, by Election.
ecr, dam Beautiful Bells, own brother tn
Kinda Rose nni The EASTERN GlIy Natir-
allie, by ~Smugglrr. st. Bcl won easily
over very heavy track in 2i5, On
the second dry was thc umnunl nursery
stalk" for thrcn.ycnrrolls. Pulu Alln's
MIn>nnit0. "wm sister to WIldnpwcr.
by Ejcrtionccr. dam Mnynuwrr, had f.
walk-Ovcr for %f"Iieii money.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27
Iron Thunday'. Daily.l
aALNA0rNDl.

Ludwig II. King Of Bavaria has Ge-
coms insane.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No. Is.
Knights Of Pythias. at their Hall to-
night.
Col. E. S. Blasdel. a brother Of our
Ex-Governor. died ut Los Angeles last
Sunday.
+. ]. Ballinser. city editor Of the
Morning Call. died in San Francisco
Monday.
Pat Holland, who was thought to have
been killed by Indians. has turned up mt
tombstone again.
Albert Lissak. OF Carliu. has a small
band OF horses Tor sale. Read his lad"
in another column.
In another column n lady OF rennes-
see adyertises for II position US a school
teacher. Read the ''ad."
Arrived by stage this evening: G. S.
Croker. W. G. Barry. - Schlesiuger,
w. ID. DaugheTty. Powers.
An x.Attnrney-General Of this State
is Of the opinion that the new school
law is constitutional. The question
will DO settled by The Supreme Court, in
a few days.
A portion of the premises Of the Rev,
Sam Jones ut Centervilie, Georgia, wer,
shaken NJ by dynamiters Monday night
A lhIgc stable was demolished, but NJ
one was hurt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27

Senator Stanford states that il the
fruit grswcm will combine and make up
n train Of ilftccn or eighteen cars once
or twice IA week, it wi! hJ run through
to the East IN seven o, eight day, with
IL charge q "m,y T3CO fer Ger Of 90
GO pounds. far which $3.50 is charged
wgcii r"n n Passenger trains. The
irriI-ErrwrrS viii meg: next Thursday
at the Caamhc: Of Chuurrcc aud it *
p5DbIh.c SOM" definite action will he
tshuH in regard t. .,ruhi"r S'mnford's
Suggestion. The raiirond reports nre
not yet completed in regard Ia the gross
amount ~ green frnit shipped East by
rail this season. Ii.r shipment, up 10
August tli> !cnr aggregate Las car
urds. Hrrl will probably reach I,So6 car
loads by tbs end az the season. Calcu-
lntiug 10000 pounds to the car. this
mnkrs 5000. Coz pounds q: green fruit
for 1855. IT, against tie u, q ,OUU
pounds cor tnr yrar 1881. and 800. eco
for The year 1875.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27

ihe following specimen Of the non.
sense talked by anti silver men is nom
the Boston Jouruul:
"Snpposc that there should D. sucl, II
doUnud upon u gold that it would
command II premium OF 0uc-hali of ole
per cent. 1t would no longer Lu money.
Int would br DEBIT in IA merchandise.
Then our silver woull he the only money
of the country. aud more than two.
Thirds OF our present money stock would
become merchandise. aud the volume of
money would he contracted to onc-lhirL
the present umunnt."
The New York sun says: The nl,.
surdity of this proposition becomes uI.
parent AZ soon rs IL is considered That
gold forms but very sruall pant Of tho
actual circulating medium in the couu-
try. The money in use consists Of
S3iG. Goa, coo "f legal lcrdrrs, $500. OOO,-
600 oi national bnnL notes. 500. O.O ,OOO
IN silver certificates. and SO .UuO. OCO Of
legal tender sitYcr. There IL besides an
indefinite mtnurt OF fractional coin,
making "a total OF not lcss than $500.
OOO,Ouu. The dcmuuuuziiiun Of gold
aud its withdrawal from circulation
would have no effect upon this mass OF
moury. aud consequently could not pos
-iuly cause u CuutmC.iun. II SIDES.
gold viii not command u premium until
IN amount Of siIyrr cqnrl To it is ready
to- tnky ia place. which. nj the present
rate - coinage. will not 10 for ten years
To come,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27

A foily-kmot bgeezs has been blowing
all the afternoon, diving binding clouds
OF dist before it. All the light articles
lying about loose also SIZED away GA
the wings OF ;he blast. including the
siHus that were not we'll inoorcd ut their
respective stations. The barometer has
been rapidly telling since Yesterday, and
the prospect of n sudden rain or snow
storm is very hattrrinS.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27

The Helena Herald tells - Tough bcai
story. 1t says Lieut.. Gelugn. Ui Fort
Missoulr. Montana. was riding from the
iowa Of Missuuit to the post, when he
snw n boar ia the open. Being mounted
an n fire horse, though entirely unarmed.
he started after lruin, and 10y quick
turning aud swift riding headed the
bear toward camp. and actually hcrdcd
him Into the paraIc ground. when the
Tear was shot by the soldic,z.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27

A postal earl dated the 2lst instant
at Taylor, White Pine county and adj
dressed to this Office, was received this
morning. AS the card horc nothing but
the address. however. we are in utter
darkness as to the object or wishes of
the SENDER. Try again stranger, and
next time gel your work in OH both
sides Of the puSiehnard.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27

Charles Lux. Of the heavy cattle deal
ing firm of Miller IL Lux of California,
Is now in Reno, and hrs AGENTS i'll the
eastern plrt OF the State buying M all
of the beef cattle for sui, at So and 6
cents per pound.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27
From Fridays Daily
aALMAGUSDL

County Surveyor 2. Thompson vsnI
mp 10 Hallsck this morning.
c. b. blanchard is still conducting q
skatiug rink at Winnsmuccs.
Stok-c'- teams am in from Bullion
to-day with ii cargo of ore for shipment.
Joseph Scott. of the hrm of Scott <
Co. Halleck, eau down by this morn
ing'S train.
Lloyd Tevis. one Of CAlitornia's mil
Dpaires. vas u passenger by last
evenings Eust-bouud train.
Ths pineBut crop is said to bO unu
sualiy heavy this year. and being very
putric.ous. they mako Indian hap
fat"
County Clerk Dawley nul Lou Hem
dersou returned ias. evening by privnts
CONVEYANCE FROM n weeks visit to Ruby
mud Clover Valleys.
Send 10 c. II. Stoli lrd, Secretary of
the Nevada Agricultural Society. far .
pai"iiIiet continuing all tbs particulars
of the coming State Fair.
Wednesdays T:mcs-licview ssys:
"' S W" 10y "
"
placed upon it 10 500 per ton net.
IL. Chase OF the Live and Let Live
grocery store. has added a new branch
OF basIncss to his already large trade.
ip N '" "' Il" !" ." "ASS'
MeHsrN. bradley and Warner say they
have had no Official MODIFICATION OF titgIr
appointment aN u committee to solicit
eNhi"''s for tue State Fair. Notice of
the appointment oi theS- gentlemen, to.
g'theT with l.. j. jones' @s snch COM
nittcr, "-s published IN thu Reno Ga
ze''e'
Z. g. warner 4 Go. received vest r
nay one car Gi Ih'A"rr Tor O.. W. iSi'Iur
Co. and loaded the last freight with
'i'""O ronmdS "i merchandise i"r TuS-
caror'. They shipped to-day $4,000
pounds al bHiii"n "rS To Tie reduction
works at sandy 't"h'
TlG lame of the man VIII" killed 10.
Dean gu Wednesday Is u j. ~'rh%'nN'
VIII" was I"F''vi'y ia the butcher DUST
ness III E"IeAA' ''et reaching h-''lf
Si'"'''"'" '""N'a' '''cH''lhe" 10 9"ef-
- """'"h 81 Eureka l" come ana s''
h'"n' rs he ~" SH'fehp'Ivd 10 otAcrr
"'"5"'
The Virginia Chronicle says that II
'''o' "",'''"" "'Q'l ""'! S''P i'Ih'
'"E '"''' he "'''"S s"''' ana '''' MS
""''e'''' !" 'n'" no" "' "'c''n" /"
'"!''"H''''r Oh Z S'vSEy oi S',ooo "a year
"' SOp'u nave 4" much h'riirr t"Pc' "rd
pHn 'pH' WOMB moi imI 1" wake NJ the
""'i''i o. Audiences to lnicr'si Of the
'S'-' '''''''"g 'H'r''''r'
The effect Of the order Of the I,garI
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27
Fror. Saturdays Daily
aALMAGUNDI.

town today.
The Puritan is quite naturally a very
prim little boat.
Regular netting of Elko Lodge No. Is.
l. q. y. 80. at their Hall tonight.
The pric. Of silver has declined 10
Sl.O3 per ounce, with the chances iav-
oTHb!e for n further decline.
Charles Crockar. of Clover valley,
came down irom Wells last evening aud
lett by this mornings stage for Tusca-
TUra,
G. c. Warn & Co received from
TuseAron to-day five O May Qucen
ore for shipmen; TO the Sandy reduction
works,
Thu skating rink was well patruuizcd
last night. aud the louy being in good
condition the .kntcrs enjoyed thcm-
selves immensely.
A camping party composed Of l. o.
II, ichcr, J, w. Dorsey mud DR.. +. G.
Jcssup left to day Tor lie northern re-
gions OF Elko county,
Monterey boast, nf IA society known ns
the Young Ladies Weeping Club
the members oi which me tu mourn
the ;uss OF eligible young iacn comtcm-
p!niins ma,riInouy.
We made an error OF onc.hrli IN our
report Of yesterdays shipment Of ore
hy c. Z. Warner * Co. 1t was three
cars containing 81 tons of ore, instead
Of 1900 pounds.
There is posted MP in the po,:phicc q
States which ARE emitted to the special
delivery system which goes into effect
ON the l,t Of October.
~ this late date Jrn Davis writes to
the New York Herald denying the cue
:cut stories III ruirryEcc to hi, caI tHrc
in 1868. In due course OF time lac will.
~ doubt. deny that he was captured at
ali.
Mrs. Thurps returned from Salt Lake
Il few days since, and IN Ratio impvov-
ing 80 rapidly that she i, expected home
next Monday. The friends ui Tia.
young lady will he pleased to learn OF
her recovery.
The journal says that Reno l. getting
liNcli' every day, she uuw supports two
faro aud two percentage stud horse"
poker games, AMI they are all crowded
every night. Til, is i sugr sign that
times are getting better.
The Ncyius killed in a Rhine at Bate,
Montana, recently, notice Of who's,
death ~, published yesterday. va.
Dennis Ncviw, formerly Treasurer "i
Storey county, who 40, robbed of sew
cral thuusnud dollars o.. tAc comfy
mour! hwiug Ia, incumbsncy, whicG
vas made good 10y Sewn aud his bonds
men.
The Congressional Record for the see.
oud session OF the Forty.rightu Congress
j, mog rrady for distribution 10y tie
Government Printer. Ihi, yGde mrcum
Of American ,Ioqucncc is confined 10
three volumes aud the index. Its circu-
l,iIUu i, limited on account Of the LARGE
number Of copies Of the daily issue
which members Of Cougrys. mail to
thriT constituents luling zach session.
A London dispatch VI til" 10th says.
The Pail Mhll GAIT tie to-day protests
against the huuuuS OF the rtgtug anil
b'h-;a,l mob outside the Buw-,turyt
Police Court bcius accepted IA, the voice
Of the public opinion upon its rcyrla-
TONS. II asserts that the best men and
ia the Land support it, course,
and declares thrt II will go huri with
any Government that rndcavurs to still
Tia" cry i"I Justice 10y grggiuS those who
make it an iihir.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27

o"'t Lake Tribune: Tho Grand Jur.
ofs did II hig days work Yesterday
rive indictments were presented. nil
found under thc u III ii STATE. laws, nud
rom the mount Of bonds fixed, tn,
were evidently for unlawful cohnbitn.
lion. The Seventies" meant whnt
''"y said when they denounced polyg
amy. 70
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27

sThc Convention Of the New York Re-
rHb.icnns which met at Saratoga Tues
day, 10 H~uIuiuuts ~ candidate tor Coy
cruur. took one bIilc; Us follows:
ptv,np,.t los, Car ZDj. MrriOn ~,
Seward ~, S~ainOuInu. -, Low. Ii.
Warren lJi, DreXci. ~, Bliss So. Cor
nell. !, Evarli /, S,Hgla !. Charlie IN
drcws |. NUOic nun Der Of votes cast,
G9l. Necessary for choice, 81.
The convention then ]ndjoDnrd until
Wednesday. The respect Is good for
IL waTh contest.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27
Copps se.tlara rnins

Horny y. Capr. tho Land Lawyer Of
Washington. u. C., sends the ninth
'ditI0m OF Cops Settlers Guide. an in
dispcusnhlc book 10 nIl who are inter.
csi"d q" pablo land. 4 chapter. illus
iratUd with numerous cuts, shows INV
to tell Township. Section aud Quarter
Section corners. mnd explains the sys-
tenn Of Goycrmmgnt Surveys It gives
the iui 81 rulings MD instructions under
the Homestead, Presumption, Tiwhcr
cn'tprc, brsrli Land. aud other laws.
The price III Ito hrpE il aL,y % cents
1t will tell you VIII" il "uutlci ten.
ter land; bow continuous your residence
must he; what improvements you must
make; what nnidnvits you must swear
to; alt about contest. and on what
grounds they eau bc commenced. nlso
about Stat Lands, Stone and Timber
Lands. Mineral Lands. Desert Entries.
Saline, Railroad. Coal. Townsitr, und
other lands; Scrip. Warrant, and other
entries.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27
Cattle from Duck valley,

silver State Last week GOdchcnux
q Braudrnstcin received at their ranch
in Paradise Valley 80 hca | Dl cattle
from Bytnc Brothers ranch, near Duck
valley, IN Northern Eiko. The cattle
were mivcn across the country aud de-.
iivrrcl 10y j. T.. liyrnr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27

The lItcs; from :he Rock creek c0al
mines is that the Chinese lave returned
I" work. but that the white miucrs still
refuse To 30 back to their places. Iii,
feared that the trouble is not sc; ended,
~aithough Government troops NE un tine
ground To preserve order.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27

Captain Lee, agent Of the Cheyenne
and Arapahor Indian reservation. has
telegupbrd Commissioned Akin son
that only 2i,OOO head ri cattle remain
on the reservation, and that they will be
removed by the end of the month.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27

Hugh Murray, who was arrested in
Tuscarora for Indecent exposure of his
p rso.r. came down from Tuscarora 10y
Stage last evening. consigned to Sheriff
Atwell ut the County Hotel.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27

\ pr"~pcctur writing irom the new
mines IL Olrg"n, says that MI the ore
yet discovered there wou'd pot run u
hnnd mortnr M day in tho week.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27
DnllInn RoreiYnh.

The stage from Tuscitora last even
ing brought down four bars OF Grand
Prize bullion Weighing 3G2 pounds, val.
ucd at sG,522 %,
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Freights.

Warner & CO. forwarded for Tuscn.
rori 10y fast freight l5,GCO pounds Of
~mrrchnudisr, and 10y Tucker Bros
teams 1900 pounds,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27
Gtatt FaiI Lxhibiia

he committee appointed to solicit
EXHIBITS Of fancy work Of all dcscrip.
"ohS for the coming State Fair Ia bc
"''' ~ Ecno, October 18th To- i7th. re-
HPcc'iullS solicit the ladies Of Eiko and
''"''y 10 make an effort To have this
part OF the State well represented in TINT
department 81 the exhibition. All arti.
'''S destined for exhibition should he
paced III the hqDds Of the COMMITTEES ms
800" as possible. All articles lcfs nj the
n'Po' Hotel viii receive prompt n,icn.
ton.
Mas. Jaws CLARK.
Mas. = =. SEAns,
Mn" JNo. II. RAND.
COMMITTEE.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27

The talk nbout silver coinage has los
no ioenn' been given up. It's enemies
are on the alert.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27

". 7. liitt auI wife, Who irn here
for CtI!iOrHin with the view al rcgma-
mrm,ly residing in the Golden State.
have returned and cstabli she'd them.
= Ives ia their old home, AMI their Cd
hi"uis Uni noquuniiUrrs most cordially
wr.""'nc them back ugnin. They found
that they would be- better satisfied 10
live here than in any new location they
could find.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27
Railroad Assessment.

The Central Pacific liuilrotd is NJ.
scsscd in the several counties Of the
stale through which it passes. as fol
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27

Preparations nro now being mad, 4,
start up thc furnace at Railroad dis.
trioi
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27

y nc generations OF William fowiers
have successfully run II gtist mil nj Mil
ford. Conn, on the same site selected by
uru senior william Fowler, on hr,iving
fr"n EngInad $50 yenrs az. The pres
lat hnilding is the fifth in the Succession.
a womun in AlicntoS n. ph. gnc, Ia
sleep yr"ry evening ut . "'ci ~, and
sleeps zoundly until . o'clock the u vt
afternoon, ash has been Keeping up thus
practice uniutcrrupledly for eighteen
months past. Her bcnith j. Of the best.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27
From Mondays Daily
nALHA0UNDI.

nearly n million pounds.
DR.. J.. J.. Meigs arrived last evening
from u flying trip to tide-water.
A car of general merchandise arrived
here from the west this morning.
The Army OF the Potomac will hold
its next reunion at San Francisco in
1886.
Payne X FrTnaiI received from the
West to-day . carload Of dressed red
w-od lumber.
The count of the money IN the sub
Treasury is now completed. and the
moun found to be correct.
Major Dennis, Of the rimes-Review,
and e1-Sher.Gf ]. d. Fitch. came up
from the Bay saturday evening.
q. W. Smith WAS arrested at Denver
while in the act Of placing n dynamite
cartriige on the Denver n RIO Grade
Track.
Spark & rinnan shipped from Te-
COMA during three days of last week
1850 Aeai of L.rf car!e-lGO cars. to
I Chicago.
io.Es Gilmore. who sho; II, brakeman
Potter near N,rd.. Wsshuc county. has
] at he IL sen,,ncyd ~ eleven years in
the State Prison.
"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27

III miners Of SPRING Ciiy District.
Humboldt county. disbandol their
mon and gave notice that they would
.cctrt fdJ, pa 'b,S. ue
also donated their hall aud other prop
crty to the public school Of the district.
Fuzzy maze mu- acted Ia r,u., J. ."d
g'u, ruusiy
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-09-19

"A relic Of the great forests which
once covered the south of Sweden was
recently dug out of bog at Kinneved
in the shape of boat six feet in diam
eter, followed out of log. The tree
from which it was obtained must haYe
been twenty feet in circumference. The
wood, which was blue in color, was very
hard, and the boat SO heavy that two
bullocks could not move it.
Lady Carnarvon, as far as linguistic
studies are concerned, is becoming more
IIish than the Irish themselves. The
Irish language seems to have q peculiar
fascination for persons Of linguistic
tastes, as evidenced by the arlor with
which it is studied by the scholars of
Germany. The beauty Of its literature,
the richness Of its vocabulary, and the
regularity of its grammatical forms
seem 10 attract persons Of intellect and
refnement,who only requires to become
slightly acquainted with it to continue
its study.
The eccentric monarch of Bavaria,
King Ludwig,is al present being dunned
like any other unfortunate person, un-
able to pay his creditors. The potentate
has a penchaut for building castles and
a love of opera, and between the two he
has spent immense sums of money.
Though he is fonl of erecting castles.
he has no queen to grace them; and,
although passionately enamoUred OF
opera, is a hator Of women. So intense
are his feeling toward the opposite sex
that on the occasion Of his visit to Prince
Hohenlohe, in Paris, the Princess ''had
10 he sent away so that he might not be
annoyed with her presence
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-09-19
The Coal Trade.

Anu bOdl AIduts
The general condition of the anthra-
cite coal trade continues about it statu
quo. Renewed cutting of prices TO
effect quick sales was the dominant
spirit in the anthracite business last
week. There is, however, more coal
moving, though retailers are buying
only sufficient TO meet immediate re-
quirements. Domestic consumers are
reported to have begun laying in the
winters supply of fuel, and this class Of
custom Is absorbing the stock coal, thus
preventing a much greater accumula-
ton. The position of the anthracite
trade to-day is almost parallel with that
which it occupied last year at the CORE.
spending date. The Eastern markets
have but very little anthracite coal on
hand, and the consumers and dealers
show no disposition to lay up stocks,
preferring to await further develop
ments. Consumers are looking for
lower prices, which they calculate will
be brought about by continuation of
an excessive production being thrown
upon the market. Dealers are refusing
to make contracts or order in larger
quantities than absolute immediate
necessities require, because of the un-
certainly of either production or prices,
and operators and wholesale dealers are
declining new orders for future delivery
at present prices. This years produc-
tion of anthracite coal is almost equal
to last years output for the correspond
ing period, 10, ,26O, ,652 tons against l9,-
555,s67, a decrease of but 200, ,2l5 tons.
The first week of September, 1884, was
one OF idleness in the anthracite mining
regions, owing 10 the suspension, while
in the comparative week this year there
were mined 76S, ,s32 tons, 70 be thrown
upon an already oongested markct.-
PhitadetDhtd Ledger, l4th.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-09-19
BY JOSEPH.

BY JOSEPH,
Do not forget lns Emma darling
So we must Part, you said, do not
forget me Elmer We may be friends
at last. The more your words
think you I can forget the
hour met thee ana that my
love was as the love Of birds.
who bill and GEO IN autumn times
little season Q fair and false anl
false as thou art fair never
thought this in my mad
unreasOn. Nor that the vows wero
rs the empty air.
| would have crowned thee In my
hearts deep passion as never queen
was crowned In all the Earth
but thou hast taught NE truth
Is not in fashion and mammUn
Estimates q wotuan's worth.
l hell your hand once. How It's
warm touch thrilled me l look
Il,o your Eyes-I kissed your llpJ
Ana AID no. dream when luiJns nrst
impulse filled me. that all It's light
So soon would have Eclips.
put the ring upon your tapering
finger As our betrothal binding
and pressed thee to my heart
for it was bliss 10 linger at
heavens gate--.he heaven was
far too blest i few Short Months
and thou art mine forever. All, Poor
fond, fool, ana now must
forge. well, all l know your
acting was most clever and you
may win the crown of stage queen yet
Do not forget me Liner that at
least uncertain what 10 you
mean Emma such fickle memory
hath Not Every one but l will
try--let me ring down the
curtain turn off the foot lights,
for the play Is done.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-09-19
CONSTIPATION

There Ia no medium through which
disease co often attacks the system
~ by Constipation, and thero Is 10
ether i'll flesh ia heir to moro apt to
DO neglected, Ecl the fact material
Inconvenience nay not be Immediate
y felt Ec1 Irregular oction Of tho
bowell. When there IL not regular
Gctio1 tso retention OF deCayed and
oleto natter, with its poisonous
gases, g031 poisons the whole system
By being absorbed into it, causing
piles, lZtula, headache, impure blood
and many other serious affections.
BURD0CK BLOOD BITTERS viii
Immediately relieve, and one bottle
positively euro CT relieve any casa
Ct Constipation.
"Wag troubled for a year with
torpid liver and Indigestion, and after
trying everything imaginable used
BURDOCK BLOOD BTTTERS. Tho
frst bottle revived me and the second
cured mo entirely,-J.a. Williamson
Rochester, n. 7.