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The Mineral argus., 1885-07-09

And now it is claimed compromise
was made between Hauscr and Magin-
mis-; Hauser to be appointed governor
and Maginnis to have one Of the best
Offices in the gift Of the president
which probably means the Helena
postOffice.
The Mineral argus., 1885-07-09

Mrs. Yseult Dudley, the English
woman who attempted to kill O'Dona-
van Rosa, in the streets of New
York, on the I'd Of last February, was
acquitted on the plea Of insanity.
The Mineral argus., 1885-07-09

Gladstone has announced his inten-
ton of continuing as leader Of the
Liberal party.
The Mineral argus., 1885-07-09

1t is thought First Assistant Post
master General Hay will be compelled
to resign in a short time on account OF
his failing health.
The Mineral argus., 1885-07-09

thereby challenge George Settler to
spar six rounds. Marquis Of Queens
bury rules, for a purse Of $1,000. The
match to take place within ten days
from date. Put up, or shut up.
Jim, THE BIRD"
Maiden, July 9th.
The Mineral argus., 1885-07-09

Over twenty-five hundred men are
working in the mines, mills and shelters
of Butte and their wages alone amount
to $4,000, 900 per year.
The Mineral argus., 1885-07-09
Grant May Live Until Autumn.

The latest from Mount McGregor,
is to the effect that the General is feel
ing stronger, and some members OF
the family think he will live until
autumn.
The Mineral argus., 1885-07-09

Mr.. Maginnis, your name is Dnnls
Your career has been brought to q
fms.
The Mineral argus., 1885-07-09
Governor Hauser, if you please.

The Russian government is still pre-
pairing for war.
The Mineral argus., 1885-07-09

Tomorrow, Friday evening. Nader
Lodge, No. is, A. o. L. W.. will install
the following officers, to hold Office
until Jan. LIST, 1886:
z. N. VIC. S. Fell.
NJ. W.-John Beck.
F.-Joseph Mason.
O.-J. II. Smell.
&c. Boissonneault.
IA. ". Thompson.
Rec.-R. NJ. Dryden.
GYM. Sheakley.
W.-Geo. Eastman.
q. W.-(ieo. Tivis.
Trustee Jos. Mason.
The Mineral argus., 1885-07-09
fcurt:, Of Julv Fund.

In order that all contributors may
know how the 4th Of July fund was
expended we publish the following
statement Of Finance Committees:
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
RrsesDs ansl rraesics.
mn TAs ArsAan.v Irrssslss. ]


 The 'Tree-pass question has very much agitated the present session of the Arkansas Legislature. The other day 8 well-known Representative arose and said;
 @Mr, Speaker, I wish to offer a reso- Irstion making it a riisdemeanor for any member of . future sessioa of the Arkansas Legislature to accept a free pass over a railroad.
 AWhy not let t apply lo members of the present sesaonP' some one asked.
 "Oh. no, that won't do. We've all got passes, aud it wouid be impolitp to return them Sir, this pass system is wrong It has tendency, sir, to eor. rupt, but 1t saves money. IT tAey hadn't sent me pass I don't know how l would have got here. Reckon Td had to walk; but sir, it is our duty to remove future Legislators from temp tation- am in favor of all good measures, and I promised my people that would work for the temperanee cause. lam temperance man from the word go.T
 In tarning around suddenly his coat tail struck tho corner of his desk. Reaching back and taking the drip ping fragments of bottle from hIs pocket hc remarked. Temperance is the salvation of man And joy of we- man, but l would like ieylish well to know rho put that bottle in my pock et. Smells hke pretty good ticker 700. speaking about passes, why. sir, the future legislator ought to have avery possible ind1cemert tc behave himself
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
mgw rAe ssaaaara hss eeea nal.es.

l.
 There is, when one comes to think of N, N wonderful grount of anconr- ageHens sn she expestationa both oE of Repusiicana and Democrats with regard to she new Administration Not only is the ssansssrd Vt for Pres. ident Cleveland iA tlls matter of ad- minstratiyc refnrm kisghsr than thai setfor any ofhis rs,k Int predecessors, but there is evislcntlA keen disappoint. ncnt felt among Republicans, as we'll as among Democrats, If he fails to live up to 1t in ths snsllast particular. He has been criticise, sharply for put ting in the Cabinet gentleman of whom t can be said, as it is said of Mr. Manning, that he has been an able and desteroEs political manager; and for putting in the Cabinet gent lsman, like M, Whitney, who is not wels known in tue $eld of national politics. The appoiR Rtment, toe, of . local politician cfanf yory reputation, like Higgins. to a subordinate place in the Treasury hos reused among men of both parhes great deal of indignation. So stern snd exacsiRg, indeed. are bis critics that the leading Republican organ in this city can sae no sign of reform in such appoint nenis ns MT. Fairchild to be First AS. sistaRt in tho Treasury, or in the ex- cellont batch oi nominations for i'm portant positions sent to the Senate on Thursday, or in such acts as Mr. Whitnsys in restoring Commander Evans to his light-house inspeStorship, from which he had been dismissed for refusing sc conniye at a gross abuse, by Secretary Chandler. This is undoubt- edly an excellent stats of things. It shows great advance of public opin- ion-an enormous advance, when we consider che disorder and debauehery which the present generation of Re. publicAns have been taught to expect frou return of tho Democrats to power, N '. Nation.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
Ialar $ AIaerIsa aaa EnaIaaa.

Labor in England has gained in wages not more than II per cent in seventeen years, while labor in this country has advanced in wages, accor. ding tothe report ofths Massachusetts Bureau of Statistics, 2Ss6 Der cent since 1860 It appears that the aver age paid in Grest Britian is lsss tbsn half the admitted average paid to labor in this country. In Massachusetts, ac- cording to Mir. Wright's report, ths average in lSss was s0 n weekly or $50S 0i year An admitted decline of 10 per cent in 1884 would make the aysrages sa5724. h lis recent work on wages, Nr Atkinson the free trads ecollomlst cstimates lhe average for tlis 2lksssff 6feat Britain Ssll1 s(i
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

Women got to looking too much alike in tailor-made suits in New York, and in the theatres there they arc She exception In Boston they arc the rule; they all wear tailor-rnade suits. they all carry big velvet or silk bags, drawn up with a string, on their arms. During the day these bags arc filled with small parcels, doughnuts, tickets for Joe Caok lecture, remedies for nervous affections, tablets, and ap- pointments for the Adams House. At night they contain opera glasses, night keys, smelling bottles. folding fans and night-caps. Withoiat doubt Boston is the most encouraging city for plain woman to strike h ths United States. A lady who corld tramp Fifth Avenue for month without soul regarding hsf creates a. positive sensation on Fremont Street.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

4 new method Of driyinr horses with the feet, so as to leave both hands free, has been devised recently in England. An innocent exchange, in describing the apparatus, says: "Fhc drivers hands are quite free, and may be inserted in the pockets of his great coat" That ldea may work very well in England, but any young man who takes high-spirited Yankee girl out to ride and cant find any better use for his hands and arms than that, will neFer become popular enough with the ladies to be invited to address 8 Bornan's suffrage convention. Somer- vile Journal.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
cuasiaE Steel wisAoms Teuehiag ls witA
 eae Cms6er.

We give herewith . new application of an old philosophical toy to practi- cal use. Make disc of soft ircn about 42 inches in diameter and three- eights of m inch thick. RevoIve this at q speed of 2,5o0 revolutions per minute. This gives periphery speed of 25,00O feet. Against this edge bar of steel, no matter how hard, may he brought and slowly turn. ed. Care should be take that tho con. tact does not take placs, allowing "daylight' to Do always visible Do. tween tho disc and the steel; but tho latter will be neysrtheless cnt by the soft iron. A stream Of sparks is thrown of, winch arc hot cnough to aGglomerate as they gather in a small cone under tho wheel. But Ike the glowing sparks thrown of from an emory wheel when grinding metal, drops of apparently molten steel do do not burn the hands which may be held in ths stream of steel sparks. A bar of steel two or three inches in diameter, whether rolIed, polished or hardened, is cut throbgh in q few minutes, and the opetasion does not heat it enough to draw the temper out.--Mining and sclenliHc Press.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

Almost every roller rink is provided with machine for grinding the floors. The machine in general use consists of grindstone which lies fat upon the floor and revolves as it is drawn about by a horse, whose feet are shod with wooden sandals. Sand is thrown on the floor, and as the ma chine revolyes it grinds down all the irregular places and projections. When the floor becomes slippery from friction or from the oil which drips from the skates, pumice stoue is scat tered about freely and soon remedies the trouble.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

St. John, who was very short- sighted, once went to civic banquet and forgot his eyeglasses. He sat next to Chevalier Pique-aasistts. The Chevalier's hand was gracefully but negligently posed upon the cloth. A smile of antisipatory satisfaction, at the prospect of unlimited tursle-aoup illumined his classic features. Sud. denly yell of anguish startled the guests. What had happened? Only this the myopic St. John had simply bat efFectually harpooned the lily white hand of Inc chevalier with his fork, as he remarked in firm but po- lite tone: eMy bread, think
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

"There, exclaimed Blobson, point- ing to a tramp who was attempting to leave the premises with Q large dog attached to his trousers, sthereis what I call a good example of a contested seat. Burlington Free Press.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

Making profit on tho mining and treating of 8 hard copper that has q a gross value Oi Sl.g8 per son is tho magnificent and altogether unequalcd record of the Atlantic Company, of Lake Superior, for the past year, the most economical work on record. ,Ex.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

Tho United States navy has been ordered to Central American watera Perhaps it is the design of Secretary Whitney to end Barrios and his revo- lution by euticing him on board tho navy and then turning the steam on. Louisville Oourier-JouFnal
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

At a caucus of Republican Senators in Washington . decision was reached to resist removals from offices which have fixed tenure by law, except for cause, until the expiration of their term,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
Saturday. Aprll II, 1ssA

This is said to be an epitaph in tho Emporia, Kansas, cemetery: 'fUnder this cod
 And under these trees. Iieih the bod.
 Y otSoionon Pease. Hes not In thia hole,
 But only hia pod; He shelled out his soul And went up to God"
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

Little girl on q visit to St. Louis: @oh, mamma, I tmnk this must bs heaven "Do you, pets Whyg' Don yon see mamma, all the ladies and gentlemen in the room have wings; but they are on tho sides Of their heads instead of on their backs. ' Hush, darling; those are not wings ' ---Boston Post.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

The liqaid hand grrkadcs for ex- tiDguishiDg fires consjS x of sodium chloride, ammonia chl Sids and N. drochlcric acid dissolgsd in water, with the addition cf yktasssum car bonate and subsequently, soditnn bi- carbonats, and last of alta little fres crystaIlises tArtane aid is added. The object of saoh 2 mixture $ ths generation of carbonic acid at shs tine oG the Gre, 70 that # t can bs arranged 10 hays ! solution of soane caEbenates scaium or potassium, aa piacsd Ehat in event ~ iire \ frse acia oe some character can sIi broughs snto contact with ths liqnSd, hsreby xen, erating tAs csrsoaiu Ac aasi she ears pese WSsl be iss
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

The Doctor Nir sgrrs to soFfsSf ,sf ltsd9 kos cafe eHaertafen not cnrtd 1Tss rcaon tc many szn no, ct cred ot Ecakfsess ard the eport dhthStE ss cptig to . complication, called pf,0S5AJnRdflAE- nilh Hyiserasstbia which Yequres rperir tscainezk DH- leEego' ikehooKaTcz, &a. 2. ~lshosi pse.liAf treatment is tho oisiy cara snr frszxkIoianxk. Hy it Nkynr0p S Fessors sAa ihe kasd q tinae nrFst 5ark from ag-r fo youfb.
 Price efetther knviEoFuter. HR- csse ui hS boflits flu seat % tsit aaGrcfs zysfse ses cu9cly ifc1n ohsersSi5tn
 Bt'. HlfebE~ ( e.C, srest sucstsspiiy er liera@s- pathy every fofln cf SfffTAL FRlt < k ~ GitIlfw. lN plSEkSE yitheut sHeyeuEy us zasecns dreEs lf fellow thAt hfgnT cadsrsry ngacsi trestmsak ft sa sumption, iliabetsa friehts Discasa fnssfliy, ets. Cures gaer=ntstd Edssass1 os the genlgelyinexy e gsnt, kidheys hvrr ane tgEdtirr spccisiiy tsc1std NIshAeFE os wcsla syaErit1 cEagt.
 Quafisled ama fkekpoHss5le pr. Iithty Q Co. 1cm EFecfh sgs cfEEniHea ia ccnplapcc wak. caliioyflia gedic@l Las. D.ii3ls preeais V rssrs nr college ed1catqu and are nDu ia shs ns1stekItn year ol special prartsee
 Most powerful ticetYse f<ils Free tc Fsff.zis Tp fRcsE rtE HaHpnRFrL PosFx II ti< iiSXlGo NaT0k s2 ferTla oixNs oK rKTs Fsrx c'us4is- tioi trce aAd puease
 pR LiERla ' WON NpERfEL CERAAS lAylg0- kAf0R D rrceccted by copyright frpm Fntcut usne n! United SAtsH s9serDlnenf ktwNfu ci irfststit1- Cal or aadress ANE@k& RRfasEE&a&AMA. ,
 fse GtAsg Street San faanrisco. Gal Private EntsaHee seS MESsa Street. tcaf ttatke ep EeaEy Street frem kesrney. Main krssatca thrragh Dispensxry Dsya. Siofe. dsc. s<ili
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
pr. MIN T
tSrEcTALHsT AND GEAnV8xE1 Ne- III, Eearny VI. aaa Ksrnmcarea, s,RA Tre8ts all Chronic. Sperial and PTlvaie
 Dlseases with Wpnderful Sueeeas- The Greas EngIlah Remedy.

h c psves failing ..FwIieg Nsryons ( seilh ', sKhsasi
 ed s,tai;ty Seminal sasas heEs ssefnintesrh a. i.ssF MAnR@sn, lfnFeteAss FArssysis Pfpst1iarrkaa hna sil the isrsibis sgecta ei seli Alssise yonihfNifel IIes. and exrestss ie ssa tNseg ytefs auch aH sexa W Eaainofy, E.assltNae, &ertufua5 et~izsinna. ak1r. sssp co kecissy piIrae1S
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

lFkSk f sEsS fI{tk wszfH GMRAg
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 x sss N 's;s cal 1ebilit9, Seanin- al Weakness, Epermstt0tfoea, frostathof- rhoea Enilsslons, lpipcteney, Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline and LOSS glf MAN GOD, tn all it's complications, and from whatever cause produced. ifenrIches ard puYlfies the blood, streigsfhens th,s Nerves, Brain. Muscles, Digestion, Repre- dtictise Organs, Physical and Mental Far- AItses. It stops any unnatural facilitating strain on the system preventing mgainn- tary losses. debilitatiilg dreams, seminal losbes with the urine, etc, 90 destrnctiye t0 mind and body. li ls sure slimiRatcr q aii KIDNEY and BLADDER CON- FI.AINTS. It centains no injurious lngre- dients. To TEgoSR sIFFEaING FROM rHE XVII EFFECTS OF YOUTHFUL fNpIsCRR- TONS Uii EXlsysssEs, 4 SPEEDY TIfORoUGEI AND pEAMASEST CURE IS GI5ARAN- TIED. Priee, So % per bottle, oy i've b0t- ties in case. with full directions and advice. any aiisl,ess upon receipt of prtee, Ox C. O, ID. TO be had oni3 of
 OR. C. D. sALFlELD, 2f6 KEAREY ST., San Francisco. Cal Consultations strictly confidential by letter CT at office. FREE, For the coIyenieIee of patients, and in or der t0 insure perfect secrecy, hasc adopt eti a private address, under which all pack ages win be forwarded.
 Trial Bottle Free sssl'ss sss s E ss 'ss .sss l ss any one applying by letter, atating hls symptoms and age Communications strict y confidential ian 2A-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
asano R E yY A IsE2.
sseoes Howard.
To Capital Seeking lnVssimeni.

N OWN THE CONTROLLING ISTKa- \ est in Che two copper claims, with , large amount Of high grade ccpyek ore in sigllt Plenty of wood and water on the claims. want SS5.1ks Co buy otItSsaIlasutg interests, deyelup claims and pat them lSI bullion preducing conditiar ! viii rspay this Ssi5,900 out Of the first copper pf0dfceei. leaving yon witk onae-ilaif interest 10 swo good, developed claims, with good fedne- ton works On property. You can secure proyelnents until money is paid back, Ines divide prpperty and % ahead
 Who wants Co investigate this in good faiths
 Gall on or address JOHN D. Bl5 fsls sss, Dunlap I0st0lice, Graham gonnsy. Arlxe- ma, via Fort Gi'ans. sept. s-sf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
DEE. AAI.EN.
American EEDhalgB HOt8l,
 sANS0sfE STREET opposlte Wells rarsc 4 Co.'S rxprsas
 SAN FRANCISCO.

rRsHKs HOTEL bavirs chsaxed hahsst ii now uUdas
 tAe e4peienSat mAaARenstat pt cHAH MONT tlof flIt Y, who will spare DO labaT axpenxo ta fut aiaf ~ hia eues9 the ebnfnrA uy hoans The Hotal ie 70 a yeEy 1erlts M A'iness and ta oepnseee,l wit VI the leaaiins ecsnen tces with teefhone. which a fa She aee of gests The fFaTling paio wili rd fhe natel the rness contsnignt ea we 1s the nlest com io5saele and responsible v tAr eisy TABLE FfiiSz CAAHB
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
Board with Rooms sl, Sl25 and sl.s0
 a day.

conn fff7ffiS FREsENlr sRrx AwAf Send iis s
 N&4It kSkl sseeaSs pastaae, spd hs psaa yoM will gef fsys q fack5styc of goods Df large vaiue, that will stsft spti ia work tltnt yiil at oilcu bring you ir money fttster than aaythinG Niae M America. \ q about tlln &2n90e8 lls pFesetss With carh hex Agents wanted every here Of either sex, for ali ne tiltic 0r spare time only to work for ns atfheir own homes Perfumes for ali workers ahsalllte- ly assurca Don't delay IL nAhTET lR tog Portland Maiac feb2Liy
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11


 ~ tHion, Nciess la ihe Head tks fltAi aaS ress- iAx unNe&sfved ir fhe ufihe, and paAy ether oss- easas tiat lead to iEeaNlty and &safll
 ksA MA&TkK niN esfes se forfeit Fsyx 3rnsass pcLAAss ~ esae ef shhi hiisd tts VITAL BksToRA4 FIVE tuaeT his sacal Afxies and si sol eara Tor Aagtidng ia,ate o injnfiaas Isuao ip s p ns- MkNHh& gEeNtS Ail l,fisAaa dix<gsz saecsha- lali3 without ulereufy ssSnam14mRtoss ErFfs shcsoeE4 examination and Alfift, hcFtdine ali2v. ~ M aine, 2a 70. Free ot f1Y&t kEsyNlsfsFt g @ eotllhi eF four tinles tAe esnatgat3 sE, trns tS eEs Addfess npsr reeeips s ptics sr c Ss E ssen1@ fgcn obevYvofon, nAd ln rriYaAs name f 6salFsa i1
 As &. MKMHNEs Ms S3
 V koafne1 aaFeck San KssaNrccs cNf EgR. MkSTAEM Kidney Reraesay Nee Rssref euessi casef M kinGe q sass eid had&eE soauEi@hts Gitao7gbNas llse& lleRcofrsesh FersAts Hf " dsaEE1sls q ge tc5Ht n:x haif1fx 9erVE e Hssl MAMTgEyH BAAssealen Et13sarvtAs bts. ata cbeasest DfFfRfn e7H Rnktet es9s ia sbe mafslet. Fars&le ail SfrEgaga dniT-t ElISAMptk F0TH9E FRER Stas ea Alskfs eaijsh " isiftr ftaiiSg Naapss5as. teA aHe 4ke fFns1a alfFl i1ts sitlsils assfsrEtlll
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11
aaO0 REWARn.
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Cross on left hip- Ear nsasss-- crop ek right and Rndef-euS ln each eAf
 The above ward viii be pald by fks zn- dersigned for iafognaafien sIiat usll lead t7 the conviction of any one Eusitg oil dcfaeiba, altering. 0f in any way ebanging tllc aboFs described brands 0s ear p9arss ur s4eallRa cattle bearing thtya.
 Range- -McAfllen, Post Office address Globe, 6ila County, 4. z.
 aux, s-tf r. sIia,NLET.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-11

B.St9R S8 IsEA--I,gO frame hoases--one N eantainlHg lllree rooms and the other two. The property k eligibly sitnated
 xpFaee lew. For particulars aEliiy at fhe Bglr office.
 llsa
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-07
Notice of Forfeiture.

TITO DANIEL COFFEY, P. HAGGERTY,
Michelet Hsgan, Richard Perssell. p. II.
Mcbride, J. N. McCuish, VIM. Bermsn, Phil.
Ross. Edward Cutehly, Tim o'Neil, p. f..
Mcbride, Daniel Evans. b. Raggi, q. Eseere,
A. VernAzza, A. Simanelli b. Venturino, o..
Franchini, O. Bernsrdini, p. Feminfs. X. 8
Ferguson, Mike Harrington, Tim Harrington,
mining co-owners.
You are hereby notified that have expended
three hundred dollars in labor and improve
ments upon the Bonanza No. lode. Bonsnzs
No. 2 lode: also the CLAY Wall lode OF said
mines, situated In Antelope Mining District, in
the county Of Eureka, State of Nevada. said
mines being part of the Silver Top Mining
Company's mines. which sum was expended as
follows; One hundred dollars on each mine,
AS will appear by certificate filed January IA.
1885. in TIE office Of the Recorder OF Eureka
county, In order to hold said premises under
the provisions of Section 1924 Revised sta.
utes of the Omitted States, being the amount
required to hold the same for the year ending
December 81, 1884. And IL within ninety days
from this notice you fail or refuse TO contrib
ute YOUR proportion Of such xpsndi ture as 3
co.owner, your interest In said claim Will be-
come the property Of the subscriber under
ssid saction 23l4. JOSEPH TOGNINI.
January IA. 1884. j15-tf
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An elegant assortment of wall bracket,
and lamp goods, consisting of shades,
illuminators, wicks and cigar
lighters. Also, new patent window
shades, and 9 lot of fancy cabinet frame
and bird-cages. have on hand all kinds
of secondhand furniture, which l will sell
at prices to suit the times. Call and ex-
anime goods at my store on South Main
street. p. II. Hull.
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MlNIMC TAX.

NoTIoE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN taxes on the proceeds Of the mines OF
Eureka County for the quarter ending Dec.
81 1884, are now due and pay able to me at my
office in Eureka; and the law in regard to the
same will be strictly enforced.
O. O. WALLACE,
fe13-1m Assessor OF Eureka county, Nevada.
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Cards, neatly printed, with the words
"For Rent" ""For Sale" and "Furnisheo
Rooms To Let," in large letters, can Dc
had at this office OF as cents each.
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Song and Dance Shoes,

T ANoAsHIRE AND OTHER CLOGS. ALL
~ sizes: Tights. Wigs. spangles. Gold and
Silver Laces. Tamborines. Bsnjos. FALSE
STONE yEwELRY for makeup, and every.
thing for Minstrels and Theaters. WE SEND
BY MAIL OR O. o. D. As our goods come
direct from Europe. we. defy competition IL
the United States. Send for prices. MA.
THAN JOSEPH, 64I Clay street.
Ban Francisco, Gal. seS-lyd&w
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SOCIETIES.
sr YoHx,s CuAPrErx. NO,

REArERIG LODGE. NO. 2, X. OF P..
EEEET6 EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
Nf month. at O'Clock p. NJ, ct its Castle
81 All. In tbs Kiokaxd-Tolsx tQilding.
All Brother Kntghta, IN good standing. hre
fraternity invited to attend such meetings.
Il. N. ROBINSON, O. c.
W. e. DAVIDSON. K. Of X. and 8.
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Badges forAII Societies

POLICEMEN, FIREMEN, ETC. PREsEN-
tstion Charms, or Prizes IN Gold, silver
or Metal. SOLID AT SOCIETY PRICES by the
Agent of the Universal Badge Manufacturing 9
Company, NATHAN JOSEPH co. o4i oiay
street, San Francisco. ga a,
workmen aud X. of P. Badges IN Sodu. on %
each, sent O. o. ID. Trade supplied. fe2S-u
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