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Guroraii6c SabeIeert6te.
Gsnpteu.


@uatim, 10. au9uit. Gtne bonn
sOnia Sobann ab9eiAidte abpifnii4e Strett-
matlt bat bic 400 Mann farte @arniiOn oes
Staot6ens Snrri, luSli4 bon Safala, entS
tett.
Cairo, 10. Guguit. - WajOr @bernTOe
telearapbirt, bas Die Sniuroenten i'm Sui
Die Stabt al9eOen, so 0feilen 0itlidD BON
Saiiolo, anariffeu unb NIT einem Serluit BON
fieben Sd1eits uno $40 Nonn 5uriidgei9las
aen purSen. Die @aruiion bon 8afala
nast am Sungertuhe.
9ie ,,gunfters Sanf."
9ublin, 10. Guguii. - Der 8roipettuS
8etrefis Reoraanilation Der .Wunfters Sanfa
if uerSffeutliflt noroen. Die 8anf ou elm
SapitaI BON Gl50,O00 uno orei 9ireftoren
in ieSer YroUinj ba6en, in tpelder It'd cine
3meisanfalt befinoet.
Sinridltuns in FariS.
8uris, 10. Guauit.-Oer W0rSer Warz
dlaubon @aiparS ruuroe heute in @esenpart
elner unsebeu.ren @fenidenmenge biuge-
riatet.
Ser SuesfanaI.
Baris, 10. Gusuf,-0ie franS Sfi6e 8e=
oierr,na halt nod INNER nit tbrer 3ufimz
fI1uua ,ur 4usaabe bon 2otterie= =8cnes I'M
8etraae BON $74,000,000 fir ben Bananlae
Souoi ,uriid. Tie 8ftieH Der @eiellibaft,
meldbe Dor ,uei Monaten nit 481 srancs
berfa1lft pur6eu, finb auf AL gefallen: Sr.
0e Qefieps bdlt on benz Slauben ief, 6ab
bas Yublitum auf bic neuen SoHes lublcri=
bireu peroe.
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Sd1refiid)c SSlutbpcrbeerittSe.t itt
NftfftQ.

Gan 6ran3isco, 10. au9uit. - Die
v@bina Sperlanoz Wiail" bonn 3. Sult i6reibt: !:
y9ie iurdtbare lleberi6memmung, peIdIe am
10. Sltni in Der GropinS Canton erfolgte, bat
einen She'll Ger 4rOpinS uOllitanbig uertpiis
itet unO ben Cob bon Sauienoen berbei9e=
fiibrt. 9anje 9Orier finb pom @rbbohen
peri9punben uno Die &eiss unS Setbeuans
la9en iait gang serit6rt. Die Serbeerunsen
ipOtten taft aller Sei6reibung. Die pod.
ilutb entitanb burh BEN 8rud eines 0anlz
mes bel Gam Seng, IA Nieilen bon Der Staot
Canton, tpel6em balb mebrere Dammbriite
an perifieoenen auberen Stelleu innerbalb
eineS llnfreleS bon 80 Mteilen pon Canton
folsteu, mobur6 neite 2an0Tredeu eins
idlieblid Canton inter gSaiier 9eiebt mur'
Npn
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slns ssettmSiem nnS saSamertra.

Savanna, 10. 9lugult. - Der beute
bier anQetOmmene blitiidle 9Oftbampfer
bringt iol9suoe gtudritten: Die 8euOlution
in Sene3uela iif unterbriift. Sn Sapti bat
Elm 8ampf Stpiiden Der BOliSei unO elmer
Shaar Seeleute. tpelfe eiue8 8liinberungSs
ueliudS beihuloigt puroen, itattqefunSeu.
Wehrere Der Watroien tuuroen perbartet uno
in Setten 9elegt, ballnter bret Seeleute oes
ameritaniiden Sdifies pMa0gie abbott. {"
Ser amerifanii6e @eianote bat geforoert,
0aB ben bret 9merifanern Die Setten abqe=
nonlmen miirben, unS er bofft, uddfens i1re
Sreilniiuns nnb S9ublOShaltung gu erwirs
fen. - Der 9umpfer ySullicia" wuroe am
25. Suli Der 9fesierun9 BON San Domingo
ausgeliefert. auf benz 6abrseuge befanSen
fih llroareta unb mebrere anoere berUors
rugenbe Sniursentenfiibrer. Ser 9ampfer
bate 3mei Srupp'i6e Sanonen, 5000 Sif)s
len unb 100000 Y0roner am SOrO.
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ssnIfd,miinarr 1T Naft.

YbiIabelpbiu, 10. 2lu9uit. = Der in
Newart, 9t.=S., lpobnhafte SnnbeS9ebetmz
YOliSiit Scbn Seu driiber FuliSeizGbef in
NepurD uerbaftete um Samitag in Yittz
mans 9rooe unweit @bilabelpbia Sobu
SusbeS uuf bic 2Intlage Der SerbreituHg fall
ider 5O=@entSfiide in @anlSen uno llm9ez
9enb. SugbeS bate 9sraOe ueriu4t, elm fal=
ides @eloitif ausSu9eben, nnb hattie nod
mebrere Stiife in ielRem SeiiB. SamueI
Dare, in Oefen Sauie er ieit einigen Ntonaz
ten pobnte, murOe ebenfalIs in 6ait senonz
men. II Meile bon oe5 2eBteren GOhnung,
an elmer einiamen Stelle i'm Halbe, mur6e
cine UollfdnSi9e 6alidmiiu5er @ertfatte
uufgeiunben. 6u9bes un0 Dare befinOen
iett in Der Sail 5u @amben. Der gritere bat
idon sipei Sermlne i'm SuAthanie perbHbt.
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S6aoeucriabflagen tpc9en oer GptI
oetttte tt, SlDutptttb.

Gine Qnsubl 8erionen BON Blpmoutb,
msIde bonn 6ieber betmgsiu6t murOsn, iinS
in? I'M Ssegrif, y ensn S9aGsnsIras Pr05sb d ass &C.
ionen unterSeidneten fiir;li4 in elmer Ser.
9mirHg gtsnn ns gsGn IN ea I4SsE Srd9s s sF a
Sdaoeueriat etnleiten gu wolen, oa ba8 BON
Der Comp seIieferte sSaiier Die Gpibes
mie DerurlQC1t h abe.
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4sr @eIniftnrFf.

Welp CERT, 10. 2luguit.-SOl9enOes
finb Die S6luBnOtirungen: @elo 0ffnete gu
2-1 Prosent unO i1IOb 81 /! PrOSent. -
Sterling zgSe6iel 4.85-4.854 auf 60 Gage
unb 4.86f-4.87 auf Sidt.-Sunbe8zSbIiz
gationen 3=prOS. 1927, 4!=proj. 112J, 4spro3.
l22s.-Gttien: IoamS' grpreB 140, @enz
tralzgacific S34, @bei.zObiO 64, @rie 16,
DO. Prior. 50, QatezS9ore III, RS. @enz
tral 48, giortb sBeitern lO14, DO. Yrior. 1874,
N.-9. Central 97s, 90. 8rior. 1913, S6to=
Wiifi. l8t, DO. Yrior. 76, 8ittSburg 141,
&eabinS !84, 8odzSSlano 119, llutonzPa
fic 491, 8eiternzlluion 714.
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9lrbeftssStQfiifff.

S8beeliu9, g8. .Sirs., 10. 9lusuit. =
Die vImal9amirte IfoctatOn Der gtIenz uno
Stabarbeiter" bat elm Siireau fir ArbettSz
Statifif 9egriinret, nm 5nuerlditge 9lnga-
ber iiber bic Glrbeitsperb1ltniiie ans allen
Sheilen beS 2anbes III iammeln. 2ofallogen
iOuen p6 fentltd an Die @rOBloge Die 3abl
Der bei60ftigten unb unbeifGfttgten 2lrbetter,
Die Guantitdt bes oerarbeiteten @iIenS, 9tdz
gel II. /. ~. uuo anbere tuittise 9lngaben
Cinberihten. oamit oieielben p06entlid, I'M
Ofii;iellen Organ Der 9liicciation per0fient=
ldht merhen fnnnen.
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Glmf Scn Siii6tpese BON etneut 9stcntc
oerttn9litdt>

Gbicago, 10. 2tuguit. = als bret nit
0teni9en gefillte Bagen 9eitern abenO ipGt
nabe Der SOritaot Sefferion bon einem Yicnic
Suriidfebrter, ietten Die 6ubrleute cine gSett=
fabrt in Scene, bis eitIsr Der gSagen bnr6
einen 8etrunfenen, tpeIder bem 6ubrmanH
pl6tli6 bic 3ii9el entriB, gum llmi6la9en 9e=
bradt wurbe. Der Subrmann, iOtute Elm
feineS Sinh purben au9enblidli6 get0btet,
unb mebrere unSere Yerlonen erlitten Ser
letuuQeu
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Gurd,tbare Sampffefel Grploiion
dttf ho!,er Gee.

IQIparaiio, Chile, 10. au9uft. =
Die SeIIel bes Dampfers pYasquite be los
Selos" erplobirteu, tpabrenb ilf ienes Sabrz
,eua auf oem @eae bon Goquiuibo blerber
befaub, ilnb fiini Yerionen purben set0btet,
mabrenb feds anbere i4pere Serlesunsen
erIitter. Der arl lesten Samffa9 BON Sals
parai;o absesansene Danpfer gPuno" traf
Sas beida6iste Sabrseus an unS busftrte es
nadb goquinibo.
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Geru BON Der Seimatb aeitorbett

Quauifa, @a., 10. au9uit.- Die beute
in einem g8nlOe nabe Der bleitgen Stabt &C.
funeene 9ei4e zines dltlideu Mtannes tit ala
bieienige S. giilieus, eines norpesiiden He-
batteurS, Iuelder in Ginwanoerun9sz Ange=
leqenbeiten bie.ber fam, ioentifisirt mOrOeu.
Der Serltorbene binterldBt tpertbuOlle Oolus
meute une war auseui9einli4 elm bOdsebiI=
better Oiann, Sein SOO erfsl9te aus natiir.
liCbeu llriad1eU,
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Grtrttufctt.

Yroptbence, &.sS., 10. auguif, -
Qucu 9luna Speet, II Sabre alt, unO GraDz
forb allen @mitb, "a Sabre aft, ertranten
beute Gadmittag 81 Yaptudet bei'm Sas
ben. - Salon q. Sfeeb rettete beute Na6z
nlittaa III 2SeiterIp einen &nabeu, RamenS
Grnit Gilbert, tpelder am grtriufeu mar.
gfod,bem Reeb ben Snaben in etn Boot ge.
boben hattie, periu6te er, ans llier 3u i9rpin=
men, tpuroe iebo9 pom 8ralnpfe befauen
unS ertranf, sbs ibm Siilfs seIeifet wsrbeH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-11
sas neue stef lsaeiet in snisepniftt.

Wiilmanfee, yNtsc., 10. NuguIi. -Ga5
nsne 2icen;geiet oon 8tScOHiiu, ipel6eS oaS
Minimum Der &rtbi6aitSs s9iceBen BON S75
auf 5000 erb0bt, bat iett lett olei Wonateu
in Strait beltanben, uuo 8ertdlte ans etpa
100 Sotuns oes StuateS ergeben, baB f6
Die Geiammt5abl Der WtrtbiWaiten I'M 267
uermin6ert mi Der 9eiammtbetrag ber jdbrs
liden Steuern I'M 1924, 900 erh0ht bat. Ser
ner berridt I'M Iugeneinen before SrOnung
III BEN @irtbi6aiten, ais Dor Anuobme oes
(0sis+,e6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-11
9ahtifafaKeophe.

Merritton, Ont, 10. aug. = 2lls ein
i6merbelabener BON Smei 2ofomotipeu 9esoz
9encr @ilsu9 Der pSranb zSrunfs 8atn" ftt
beute ga1mittag bem bieiiger Sabnbof nj
herte, peria9ten Ole Guftbrenlieu ben 0ienit.
Der 3ug fonnte ntdt raid genu9 ourd Die
Snnbbremien gum &uhalten gebra6t tuerben
unb iauite burd ben Sahnbof mad Der iiber
ben o@ellaub- -Sanal" fiibrenben 9rebbriide,
meIde ungliitliter gSeiie 5ur 3ett offeu
itan6, I'M Elm 6aDrjerg burhSuIafen. Seioe
9OtOmottuen unb ein S8uqgOn ftiirSten in ben
6anal; ein 2ofonlatiUfiibrer murOe getOOtet,
unb meh1ere anbere Wttglieber bes s3ugperz
Ionuls erlt.ten Serlebunaen. 90 melt man
peiB, finb tetne Yafa9tere su SduOen ses
fnft1tf1pff
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er,d,ns Seine GSclicbtc ,,ttS lid, felbft.

uttca a, g.z0., 10. Nus. - @bwtn Bre=
iton aus SiibsStielic, @benanso @ountp, be-
CAB fid) beute friib mad Der 9SObnun9 ieiner
@eliebten Silba Ytiner uno feuerte brei
@diiiie auf baS Mdb1en ab, wdbreuS BAL
ielbe am SriibitiidstiiWe iaB. Der brittle
SduB t6btete Die llu9liidlide apf Der Steae.
Yrelion iette fd oarauf oas YiftoI an ben
Sopt unb briidte ab. @r TT nod am 2eben,
fnnn iphnd1 ridht nerettet merhen.
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Ser @ettatpcs ttt,p Stftttaltct'
9f0rft.

@btcago, 10. gugnf.-Rebl teti9 ;
&aiSen ;ierllif lebbaft un0 iAloB inter
Den Srettagss Staten - Aug. 88, Sept. 80,
Sft. 925; Mais fill unO id5loB nteOrtger /;
&u9 Az, Sept. Az; Dit. 46t; 9afer p !;
GiOgsen So; @erfe 68; Slaa8iaamen 1.23 ;
S6weineileii4 9.75; 9dmal3 6.35; @ter
It'll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-11
Ssridtc aRcr Grants SreroIsung nus
Spuopn.
SaS brttiiGe garIamtnt.

2ou6ou, 10. 2luguit. - A6tb. 9iObert
SOurte, llnterielretGr OeS 2luSmIrtigeu, er=
flIlle heute giad)mtttag I'M britiI6en Inter
bauie, Die 0eeieruug babe nod teiue Seitd=
tiQunq Der Nadritteu iiber oeutidle 2lnuerio=
nen in 3anSibar srbalteu, ionoern es lei lbr
im@eQenthell Qemeloetmoroen, oas ole0Iupt-
linge IN ben betrefisnoen 9iitriften oem Sulz
ton treu uno lOgal 9ebliebeu ieien. - Sir
0iidael 0id5 Sead], Der Sd]attansier, ia9te,
Die 9fegierung t0nne nod tetH Datum fir Die
Serta9ung Ne8 Yarlament5 ieitieeeu, neil tie
Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, iOmie Die Giu
Setrefi8 Ean6antaufs III SrIaHo nod III Die
ier Sttung III erleoigen Uiini6e. Der
ShaBtanSler uertiin0ete ferner, oaB Ell an
nGdiien 9ienItage Elm DanfeSpOtum iiir oie
2lrmee uno 6lOtte fir ibre in @gnptsn 9e=
leltete 8tenite beantragen meroe.
gor6 SoSleileigb, Der erfte gorO oeS Shats
amteS, beanra9te beute gtabnlittaQ im per
renbauie, baB GeBterea Die uorQeitlaeeue ST.
uennunQ elmer Gommiiisn bia1ge, Welte cine
llnteriufun9 iiber Die @ei1GitSfoduug in
@roBbritanHen einlelten lol. Garl Graus
bile opponirte Der @rneuuung elmer iOldeu
@OmnltiiiOn uuo ertlGrte, Ole 0tegierltn9 Mir
De bur6 eine iolhe MaBregel ba5 SOlt 81 Der
ialid)er g(nrabme briHgen, oaB Oas Barlas
ment oas in 6rage iteben0e llebel bird Sc,
lete beiettigen t0nne.
9a8 Serrenbaus bat Die 2lnlenoement3 oeS
llnterbauies III benz neuen @riminalQeieee
genebrriQt. SIN llnterbauie paiiirte Die arz
menberprle9nngSs&iu Beute Die 5peite 2e=
Jung.
Sin GiIenbabns6 aL- CB in y 9iCH.
Sriiiiel, 10. gluguit - 8elgen feiert
oen 80. SabreatO9 Der Glniibrung Don 81
lenbabnen in &el9en. Die 6efli6teiten
begannen nit elmer 8eunion oeS internatiOs
ualen giienbabns@ongreiieS in Der v9emer=
be- Afabemie," bel pelder alle VGuoer Der
treten paren. Seitens Der Ser. Staten
maren Grmaro Seiferp BON Der uSuiuOiS
Central" unb SObn Gins BON Der uYenns
inloania= gabn" anmeieno. San ben Beere=
boom Iprad) Die Sofinung ans, ooB ans bem
@ongreB cine internatiOnale &iienbabnz
na1 oem Mtuiter bes u@eltpohz z8erein8" berz
oorgeben meroe. Der Soridla9 puroe nit
8eiiul begriiBt. Der GOn9reB wirO beute,
9ienitag, Wlittmo6 uno Samfag Situugen
baben. glm nd6iteu SOnnta9 fnOet cine
qroBe 8ro3eiIion ftatt, mel6e BEN Sei9luB
6es @ongreiieS uno oes Seites biloen pirb.
g8 meroen oariu a1e &rten @efGbrte n1itge=
fiibrs neroen, nelfe bonn dlteften 9eididt.is
den 3eitG!ter bis 5ur @eseniuart gebraHtt
mprSeu fub
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; Sebr bdufig bate id friiber an rbeun1atis
i6en Sdmer5en 3u leiben unb braudte id
baum nur nod BEN beriibmten 5ausnittel
rSt. Safob's Del" ju sreifenum alle Sdmers
gen 81 Derbanaen.-Safob Sdmi6t, 6erauss
seber bes pOeutid zameritauers," sSatsrlOor
Soma,
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Hfe &fIf6fetf.

9pspeptii9en Ober Snrtteibiser iOIten NIT
@inlase BON Srpei Srief1arteu fir bic Ab=
hunblun9 a6reiFren: pWorld's Dispensary
Medical Association" Buffalo, N.sY.
(191, ,3,5t6m33)
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S6wefef6GOer.

nsnf aSSrm 6TSS pSS{ s 0s 2@at IoFSssgt IN un8s
nernbe gnFuB Oielsr sd6er auf Sic Sautif nibt MIN
Sie StsbIattSrde G igt SI,,St StSa2}: sm2}
iE5ST Rf5ST ,d Ga5 SIsf 6ss tOtai aasesrotts ano R
8etlinnen Gin UOr5dotbeS SesinTi iirniittcl anS rS
sas ,, COM PH9 a4.G SliSsa Saa3 4 ssss Rs
7S4Sf5 Sq5; 6a9d1 aiJ Sf gS4 5Rsg, 1im S@0H9'smas
lm 1ro sur 8oTt s5ut nar bic a ts 6dS tn gaSs srs
i6nitte aui Dem icOc5 Sind umitlie6erSen inas
ibI0g, CbHc wcIdle feius adlt III, acuou Al ads
Ac,
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.saRerfe :g1rncIcnri,hrife1s.

&erGiH, 10. suguft. - Die ge.elAtJaft
ii:r Sanbels Geographic uno oie erltldle
pGrport- &aHf" mpGen in tranSatldntrteH
0anNels.&eHtfGH pt'manante AusteauHgen
pen Eroruften oculiher Snbuitrie etobi!reH.
Sn 9fuBano uHttrtridt Die &egieruHJ Gle
beutlfen iuouitrielea llHternebmungen. >At
Sattouri if ner Sau Don S1Gu'S grocer
SaummoQ=S pirnerei iHb;birt, unO Dem Sra
len 6aud, SeiiBer sroBer GiienQieBercteH
nObe Der rulfiEeu grerIje, Der Sdu pom
Naarenb1uItrR u"teriagr morOen.
AmeritoMlide GlenbaAuuertbe iino i'll Der
letten 9SoTe on uler 80rieE geittegen.
Scridlte RRcr Grant's Grcrolgung nus
Spuopn.
&onoon, 10. 2Guguft. - 2lle benlgen
0tnrgeubldtter oar0fientiJ6eu lGnge Strldte
uber Die 8teroigunQ be8 9euarals @raut
uno erfldreu idnImtlid) oaS 3uiammenIiro=
I liner lOlaen 0tenl6enmen3e uno ete
befunoete tiefe Srauer iiir etma8
bares. Die pSuueS" per0fIentltt)t
Spulteu lauge SpeSial0epeid)e, ios
lp.e eIHgn &eitartite. = as QeidenbeQIng.
niB. Der 2eitarttfel iGlieBt, iuie tolgt;
u8etue anSsre Station un0 fein itiibere8 3eits
alter bGtte ba8 Waterial fir etueH VeiheHz
3ug, ME ben uOrgeilrigen in 9teW 9ori, lies
fern f0unen."
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- 6eura SaunOers, eiu 9Ol3bduOler i'll
6idmonO, &a., mel geiterH, mGbreuo Ct
mad ieiner 8obnun9 IN Der &ortaOt llib.
Lamb fabren pollte, ans ieiuem Bageu Uuo
wHrbe get0Ntet. Der &eritOrbene mOg uabes
III 400 Yilnb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-11

- Gin Se9elbOOt, in mel6em fi6 SarUis
SnpOer nebit Satin, Go6ter uuO imei all
bere YIGnner beiunoeu, feuterte Samlta9
Nbenb auf oem @olumbiaiuiie uupait Ben
Gasfaben in Oregon, uno aIe iiiu' Sniaiisp
er.tanten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-11

- Sn Chattanooga, Eenn., uuroe oOrge.
tern IbenO einem gemiiien &Obn ScOtt,
&uhfiibrer Der SbeItou'i4en Ntiible, Die
9ebIe AMI Der buuptidGlititen @eiddftSfraBe
Der StuOt uon Gbr 81 Gbr our1iduttIeu.
Der WtDrber entfam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-11

Die ,iiioliGs Gusfpnunq" in 2Ouis>
S.1e, ST., mirt am Is. .. Dtss. mieter erz
0Hnet mrr0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-11

RSy 3ie bsliebteu SOmmerHddts Son=
3erte i'm Seber'ifen GarteH, Jtr.
is, i0=@utamitraBe, iino gut be-
iutt, uno Spar UOu 6amiIieH, Die germ al
BEN i6muleu SOmmera6enoeH i'll augsneb-
mer lllugebuug ben Sliugen elmer treffli9eu
Gon5ertmuft iauiden. 8ergner & @ngeps
yeriteniait iuiro Oer3apit. 0ieie @On3erte
perbeu jeoen 0tenftGg uuO 2 ami ag
fnrtopipht
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-01-28

also keep on hand New Wagons, Buck
boards, Carriages, etc excelled hy none in the
State. fer sale CHEAP FOR CASH. have
superior advantages for horse and mule shoe
NJ. having in nay employ one of the best shoers
n Nevada Grateful for liberal patronag,
heretofore bestowed, intend to merit its con-
issuance BY fair dealing, good workmanship
sad lev charges.
W. ID. TORREYSON.
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Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator Of the estate of
James Kinkead, deceased, to the cred.
ltors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the first pub.
licatiOn of this notice to the admini1
traitor, at the Office of Robert M. Clarke
in Carson City, Nevada.
JOHN III. KINKEAD,
of the estate of James
Kinkead, deceased.
Dated December 9Th, 1884.
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these coins, but without the success
which the large expenditures in
Cured would warrant. Such meas
ure of success as has been OBJ
tanned. has been at very great
EXPENSE to the government, tie
excessive cost furnishing a strong
areument against continuing the issue.
The circulation obtained is short-liVed,
the coins finding their way back i'm
mediately to the sub-treasuries, the
returning movement costing individual
handlers more for transportation than
the original issue cost the government.
As snb-treasuries become overloaded
with return and mIntS with unissued
dollars, the government is obliged to
TRANSPORT them at heavy cost to the
nearest place in which yault-room can
BE- found. He recommends that the
Treasury be permitted to seek some
more economical mode than is now en-
ployed in order to distribute them
and other moneys from the Trea-
sury. The Treasurer states that the
amount of fractional COIN held
in the Treasury is $31, 236, s99.49,
and recommends the repeal of the re-
demption law as to to these and minor
coins, as tending present their over
issue. He further gives a statement of
the abrasion upon coins now in use, and
estimate as to what it would cost to re-
place them with other subsidiary coin
of equal or greater value. He recon-
mends the issue of new coins of greater
weight and greater beauty, throwing
open the designs for the new issue to |
competition. In order to save the ex-
pense of coming and distributing minor
coins when a sufficient supply is already
in the Treasury, 1t is recommended |
that coinage be suspended. and the fu-
ture demands be supplied from Treas
ury offices at the cost of the applicant, |
as this is the only practical way in !
which to prevent constantly recurring |
The Treasurer further |
that the entire revenue |
derived from the Postoffice Department
go through the Treasury, and be spent |
under its supervision.
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UTHEREAS, THE TERRITORIAL
w School and County Taxes assessed
against aHdupon the property of Thomas p.
Jack for the year A. D.. 1885, amounting to
eight dollars and thirty cents remained I'M
paid. ---, - -
Therefore, 1, Nathanielv V. Jones, Collector
for Salt Lake County, Utah Territory, by yir-
tue ofthe authority vested in me by the pro-
visions of An. Act of the Legislative Assem-
b.yof the Territory of Utah, entitled. Gan Act
to provide Revenue for the Territory of
Utah and the several counties the reOf," Rp
proved FEBRUARY p, 1873, and of the amend
ments thereto, have levied upon the follow
ing named property, to-wit:
Part of Lot fourteen and all OF Lot fifteen,
In Block three, and the south half of Lot
four in Block eighteen, as plated in Five
acre, Plot a, Of Big Field Survey, Salt Lake
County, and wiz sell tee same OF as much
thereof as may be necessary 70 pay the
Taxes an Costs, ar Public Auction, at the
front door Of the County Court Hou e, Salt
Lake City, on the Goth day of December
1885, at 10 O'Clock m.
NATHANIEL V. JONES,
Collector for Salt Lake County.
County Collectors Office,
No. 3, County Court House,
Salt Lake City, December 5, 1854. dc
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OrHEREAs, THE TERRITORIAL,
w School and County Taxes assessed
against and upon the property of the estate Of
Daniel Hendrix, for the year A. D. 1885,
amounting to Twelve (12) Dollars, remain
unpaid,
Therefore, I, Nathaniel V Jones, Collector
for Salt Lake County, Utah Territory. by
virtue of the authority vested in me by the
provisions of An Act of the Legislative As
sembly of tho Territory of Utah, entitled,
"An Act to provide Revenue for the Terri
tory of Utah and the several Counties
thereof, approved February p, 1878, and Of
the amendments thereto, have levied upon
the following named property, to wit:
Lots One and Twenty in Block Twenty, of
Give Acre Plot Az Big Field Survey, Salt
Lake County, and viii sell the same or so
much thereof as may be necessary to pay
the Taxes and Costs at Public Auction, at
the front door of the County Court House,
Salt Lake City, on the 18th day of Deem
Der, 1855, st y o'clock NJ.
NATHANIEL V. JONES,
Collector for Salt Lake County
County Collectors Office,
no 5, County Court House.
Salt Lake City, December ), 1850. d.
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Feeble Frames, shaky Nerves

And dyspeptic stomachs are usually
found in conjunction. Vitality is lack
ing in all three. How can this be Gre
ated? Simply by using Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters with regularity, alb
staining from habits inconsonant with
health, and by the use of a digestible
diet. As an initial step toward the re-
Enforcement of depleted system, re-
sort to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is
most desirable, since it corrects acidity
consequent upon the vitiation of the
gastric juices and the presence of bile
in the stomach, and having regulated
and. as t were, fabricated the digestive
mechanism, sets it and keeps it at work.
An immediate gain in vigor is the re-
suit. The food is converted into blood,
upon which the system draws for nutri-
ton, and the nerves as they acquire
vigor become tranquil, the muscular
fibre gains substance and hardens, and
appetite and sleep improve. Constipa.
ton, fever and ague, rheumatism and
renal ailments yield to the Bltters. =
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"HEREAS, THE TERRITORIAL.
w School and County Taxes assessed
against and upon the property OF James
Read for the year A. D.. 1886, amounting TO
Ninety-tWo cents. remain unpaid,
Therefore 1. Nathaniel V. Jones. Collector
for Salt Lake County, Utah Territory, by
virtue of the authority vested in me by the
provisions of An Act of the Legislative As
sembiy of the Territory of Utah, entitled,
IAN Act to provide Revenue for the Terri
tory of Utah and the several counties
thereof" approved February 22d, 1878, and of
the amendments thereto, have levied upon
the following named property, to-wit:
Lot FIVE in Block eight as plotted in Plot
"Esr of Salt Lake City Survey, and viii sell
the same or so much thereof as may be
necessary to pay the Taxes and Costs at
Public Auction, at the front door OF the
County Court House. Salt Lake City, on the
10Th day of December, 1855, at II O'Clock m
1885 NATHANIEL, V JONES,
Collector for Salt Lake County,
County Collectors Office.
No. 5, County Court House,
Salt Lake City, December 5. 1855. do