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Positive LameneSs Cured.

To ne Fry Manufacturing Company:
Gentlemen:-I take much pleasure In adding my
testimony 70 the toraiion my after hay
ingsueefed for eight yeaS with severe pain In my
right hip which became 50 intense "a n cauAe q
ehrinkage OF the muscles and shortening OF the leg
producing n limp In my walk and making ltunSaie
70 trust my weight upon the LIMB for fear Of tAli
Ing. Two phyIicisns were applied 70, but OBJ
iRIned no rel ef from that source. Four months
since was induced % try FTy6 Great Rheumatic
Cure, and by tho time had taken two bottles, the
muscular shrinkSge had disappeared, and my leg
assumed IL natural length, 20 that have perfect
use OF It. and am free from rheumatic pain, BY
which have, In the past been several times COM
PEELED 10 n main OF duty for SIX months. reloice
70 be able y recommend this great remedy 70 AL
who are afflicted HlGhthis disease. G. l.. SIXTH
Coach ManutActu or, Is Western Ave.
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How vain the loving darts that fly
From cen the most bewitching eye,
Unless the teeth are pure and bright
And ever kept snowy white.
II you would save your teeth from harm,
In Sozodont you'll find charm.
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WAsuIEdToE, July 10, 1884.
I cheerfully endorse "Dr. Petzold's Ger.
man Bltters." CHESTER A. ARTHUR,
was President U. 3. A.
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DR.. P. P. Gilmartin, Detroit, Mich,
gays: II have found it very satisfactory in
its effects, notably iu the prostration at
tendant upon alcoholism"
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TuE "want Soap" universally acknowl-
edged to be the biggest and hest 8 cent bar.
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The sale OF distilled spirits in this coun-
try last year amounted to 100000 gal
lnna
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A man is oltener judged by his hat anc
shoes than any other article Of dress.
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Msasral.
DIR. j. 70. SMITH,
No. 14O4 Chapline street,
no.r Rnnrtna,,ih strrlt.
Near Fourteenth Street.

The beSt evidence Of q phySiciAns success Il the
testimony OF bis padentE The increasing de
n1Andg i0s mypFOteE services prove that have
deAit honorSbly and fairly with tholc who have
consulted mo. never use n PATIENTS name wills
out permission, though have many hundred Der.
tiGcate nom those whom have Unred Aler they
had been pronounced lncurable. thorough mod
ssd oIaS9v WI Htb S min ZEE n oS S
serVAnce Of temperAmentAl peculiAriueS and strict
attention 70 hyEieuic management lnsure8 success,
azure Is possible, and frankly give the patient my
Home Proof.
Kidney and LIVER Diseases and Rheumatism
could not get out Of bed. DR.. Smith cured me-"
ZEPH. PHILLIPS. Wheeling, W. Va.
CAtauh, Polypus Of Nose, Impaired volee:-Sut'
is f s 5Gt SSsa aspt msdiSins d 70 hep me-
CHARLES CHADWICK,
OF epeidel q Co., Wheeling, W. Va.
DyspepsiA and liberated Stomach. Treatment
S Se TR6Ms a6HF s INSURANCE. E s 4s e'a
FitA-HAd them for fourteen years. pr. Smith
cured me-" LOUIS r. WASHINGTON.
afilicted for fourteen yearS. Nothing seemed 70
help him. DR.. Smith c1Fed him.
Ms. CATHERINE CAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Cancer.-"suhered for years with Cancer HAdi
cut out three time. Il Teturred after each opera
pain.n hEA II. u ORCUTT.
Piles, FistulR Of AnpA-F1At on my back for Is
weeks Reported dying. d.. amlth cured me
THOMAS coLYN,
Wholesale Grocer. Main St, wheeling, W. We,
Ulcenuons OF Rectum, PrpiAfduA aud Piles
twas given up TO die and pronounced incurAhla
Dr.. Smith cured me without knife."
WASHINGTON DELANY, Martins Ferry.
Rev. Il. o. Ladd Writes:-"Dr, Smiths probes
EionAl services In my family have been most salts
factory, and commend him TO all a. gentleman
and Eklllful phylCiRn."
Nm. Margaret kolk SAys: IT had been suffering
Tor seven yean and treated by many physicians for
dyspepsia, Dr.. Smith aid had q tape worm, and
In eight hours removed q monster 100 ieet long"
Female Complaints Three yeAn In hospitals for
temAleG give me peculiar advantages In such Gases.
PerSonS cured Of catArrh, diseases Of heart liver,
It0mach, kidneys, skin, blood, nervous affections
and weaknesses Of men and youth, Bcrofnla and
lsthmA testify 70 my success.
Piles cured without the kniia
PRtienb at distance may be treated By letter and
guaranteed. chart for Belf-eIAminA.
'ton sent on receipt OF Two threecent stamps, and
Consultation al once free, once hours from A
I. 70 IT. T., daily Call on OF addre2,
JOHN E SMITH, MDl
Nc. 1904 Chsplinc 81, Wheeling. ". We.
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How many public speakers seem TO talk
merely to show that they should be silent
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,

William Backs new novel, "White
Heather" will be published this fall.
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All trains daily except Sunday.
Pullman's Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cam through without change from gteubenyill9
unbus, Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, IndIRnar.
oils and St Louis. r. - - =
For through tickets, baggage eheck1, 6leeping
car accommodations, and any further Information
eppiy to JOHN @. ToAhfSs0H, Ticket Agent AZ
Pan Handle Station, foot Of Eleventh street. or al
City Ticket Once under McLufe House. WELDING
JAMES McCREA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
Genl Pas. and Ticket AGENT pittsburTS' Pa.
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The story Of Red Riding Hood told on a
set OF silver spoons is novelty.
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THE "want Soap, universally acknowl-
edged to be the biggest and hest 8 cent bar.
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goaan s 90.
Common Sense
IN The KITCHEN |!

/. DR.. Mott, of New York, fed a
number of dogs for some weeks on
bread made with Alum Baking
Powders. In every instance the
dogs lost appetite, sickened, and
some died. AT the same time he
fed other dogs on bread made with
pure Tartar Baking Powder, with
no injury to appetite or health.
2. The use of alum in bread is
prohibited by law in some places,
because it has been found to iljure
health.
8. Some people buy Alum Bak.
ing Powders because they ART
cheap! Is it real economy, which
to save a few pennies now, lays a
foundation for i'll health and doe
tors bills later on?
You are on the safe side in using
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NnELun-

NEW YoRK, Oct 2-Coitou; lnture deliveries
quiet and lteidy; October a.t5ci December a.Isc.
cgagst q. g, oet, ACTION IN god demand
and steady q tjle.
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Dr. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS.

VIII cure DiSeaseg Of the KIdnsy1, 6rAyel, Gleat,
Structures, and all Urinary and Urethll DiseAsea,
Nervous and PhySieGl Debility, Seminal WeAEneg,
Lon Of Vigor, Premature Decline In Nan. Early
oelsaS 10. Syphilis In al Ii foL1nG sore throat
and nose, ulo6n, efuption1, BcFoiula, tetteI, Hlt
Eheum md an blood and akin dlBease1. Female
S.Sl ~ a ny XII Ses IN TSSsnS nv "a ~
Z J. Bommo, Loan 4 o., DruGIiEs Sent ~
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THH"want Soap, universally acknowl-
edged to be the biggest and best cent bar.
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Imm'dlats Relief.
Allegheny. Pa, July 7, 1854.

Fry Manufacturing Company:
aens;-I have been victim Of that terrible
scourHe, Acute kheumA.tEm. for four yeau-twc
years Of The time confined 70 my room. en-
ployed several OF our most noted physicians, With
out receiving any benefit whatever from theil
Treatment, and 6nally resigned myst TO die feel
ing there WIS no cure for me: bu Just at this time
Immediate relief was the result; and now, having
tax two bottles, ! am completely restored e
heAlth. JESN1E BROWN, No. II Davis Ave.
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The Prince of Wales is Colonel il
forty-one different regiments.
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NEW YoEK. Oct. 2-Flopr, receipts H. f6o barrels;
exports 6S12 barrels: market steldy; sales ll,C y
barrels; common 70 good ex1a western and state
o S0a3 70. Wheat receipts Ia, S29 bushels; exports
uoue. cash urn, with more doipg for expo :;
options opened strong and higher, Afterwards ruled
bushels futures; 60,0C6 bushels spot: No 2Chl.
cagO g0a9lc; NJ. 2 northern $50: No: northern
gSifc; ung AIDED red SlAYlkc; do ell. 9Sc: No.
red SIC; steamer No red VEG; No. 2red s6519
VIC: No. red 99c; No. ! white gI1Io; No. 2 red
October s61SGg7afc, closing a. 500; November
closing at 995<c; January 81 DIAL %, c!ostng u
81 Ol5<: Nay closed At 81 0Th. Rye dull. Corn
higher d moderately Get We; options opened "a
&c better, lost the advance closing heavy; receipls
q 600 bushels; exports 27,25! bushels; sales sI2
900 huGhels futures: 49, 90 bushels spot ungraded
4111S'4sc; steamer ts1lc; No. 4ssS4tSfci &c. z
October fsbSlSXc, closing At SNc; November
ISlEtSj[c closing at I{1I<c; December I M4IS1sc,
cloSins al ISXc; January 4G1fAi65zc, osing at
I6j<c; February I65<c; Nay 46Nc. Oats 4 shade
stronger: rec6ipis s6.l5l puahels; exporB It'g19
bushels; mixe1 western 1eaS2c; white DO SOA4lc
nay steady aud demtnd fair Coffee, spot Als; RIO
l. S active Ct 81 sales 1870 bass; October Sc
Js AMI N SsSc; February zoos: March 10 e
sugar dull; refined dull: white extra G &c: od
80; contectIonen' 13:l6A6 %; powder d 7A11Sc;
grSnulAted s54c: cubes nc Aiee steady 1u9 In
pentine stPady at 3;5<SsIc. Eggs dull and lower;
receipts Ito packages; western l9kc. Port DUH
mes % 5AA10Cc iJr inlpected Cut meats steady;
saleS 800 pounds; pleEled bellies 61fa63{c; DO
hams lOa,05<f. Lard less active; sale': we tern
steam spot 271fe; October 2tc; November ga
626c: January 6.S7A6 SSc; May &c; CITY seam
nc Butter quiet and steady. Cheese dull and
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MoundEYiIle accommodation leaves Wheeling at
HAS 4; m. and strives At MoundsVillo At l2:l6 p
N. daily except sunday.
MGuiington accommodation at l:iOp. n.
ZAnesViIle accommodation leaves Wheeling
7:S3 q. N. and $40 p. m. BellAire a $40 Q. N
i:l6 p. m, daily except Sunday.
10:2S p. n. train through 70 Cincinnati without
change, with ,. o. Sleeper through 70 Cincinnati.
B. d o. sleeping Cam on all through trains.
No. 2, leaving wheeling AZ 9:i6 q m., arriving Il
Cincinnati At $50 q m
Close connections arc made ioF AL poinh South
and Southwest North and Northwest making thil
deEiAble Ioute for colOntEts and persons moving
70 the great West and 70 whom particular attention
Il given.
Depot Ticket Omcs.
TAOS q BURKE, Ticket Agent B. 4 o. Depot
JOHN 7. LANE, TnY. Passenger AGENT
R.T. DEvRIH, General Agent, Wheeling
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Wool,

" issosSelisI pullsd iiIsisi Tssas VSzSa
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general gOttees.

NOTICE ICE. ,,,., tia. WV. 9. ,rx., !,
S'us' ,',.s,. 4, Fish Dealer at No. 1855 Market
d"~ ,,. CITY Of wheeling, AZ my sgent.
aaife' II 'A' " GEO. II. GLEDHlLL.
-.rr. -. lssl. Iet-.!-
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A LII KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB
"a RRNTlNa neatly md promptly executed q
he DTEIGI9gBGMl 1oE 0IEiGl 3
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FRY'S GREAT RHEUMATIC CURE
AND BLOOD PURIFIER.

The most successful Remedy ever discovered fol
the cure OF Acute, Inflam rAtory and Chronic
Rheumatism. As B God Iuriher, II
burpSSss all known Remedies
Fry Manufacturing Co..
No. GS FDKRALsT.. ALIEGHESY, PA
ErS1 90 per Bottle, six Bottles for 50 90.
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NTHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIYI.

WHEELING & PIITSBURGH DIVI.
wv SION, b so.
On and alter JUNE a, 1855, PASSENGER tlRina Will
run a. tolloWB-Wheeling time;
For PisHSuEgh- go I. a., e:a5 ?. m. darly;7;B
Z. m, 9:2 p. m, daily eIoept Sunday.
For Weahtngton-6.op. m, daily except Sunday.
Prom Ptttsbufgh-ll:@ a. m, eos ,. m, daily
except Sunday; l0;lS P. m, daily; 906 a m. daily.
From WAlhlngton-e:t6A a. m, dAilyt l.06 a. M,
sos n, daily except Sunday; l0:i5 D. m, daily.
Q <. LORD, 9enefal Passenger Agent
,, DUNBAR. General Hup't.
]. u. LANR, Tnv. PAAL All, Wheeling.
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T10R sALE-O0UNTRY SEAT.

Zen acres Of choice high bottom land, hx nila
AeIoW Wheeling on Ohio River and b. d 9. =. q
laOrDyed hy q IubstAntial brick house, Il room1,
kitchen and outbuIlGIngs, situated In grove o
maple, sugar and poplar trees. Also, good neiet'
ton Of fruit tres. Apply 70 q
Wv. HOGR q BRO, 100 Market 81.
Orr ". MORROW. m the nrarnIaaa. mn
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CHICAGO. oct. 2-Tbere was strong opening i I1
wheat 70 DAY ana tn9 temper 4utLus tne utst -
hour x.s quite eglish Blss coI So Tsss
quoted lower ana c4oes .n.1
war After The nnt rush which carried SoysTSsr
70 ne an eSi ,h,S ~ ~ on M" The sTtat Ss.
lions Of onsne9 Wss i Nv om 1s ontat ana
tween eitAstSISi ts wv III J y ssso ~
clOshd at thAttisu e Inc Il W
afternoon, aayAncinV " oISAS w wyhos,
s6NSblc. Fl9uI Hsaey h Au .StSneSl " .dSt.
Ssned M n5 cI Sna 4 sbSas c under yeserSy
'ae1 nngei: october ssls4G clI ~ 9SS, ~
yemher S6faSI 4o, eoSed ~
Ssasgc, closed a. sc; aay sS,a1ySsS n1Jn1
7s,ic; NJ. 2 red aSs: No. sTed s6JSs Com q1iet
oYt nfm sna asnAp Isshtsp ss.S .s9iSSe: october
wetS ssmewhs: MgnSsr; S. mn sassa eISASS y
y TlSen o;ed Al IA. 6ats dnli
~, cSsH 5sILS. 0ctSbsr 2I<a2c: Eoye.
Der y ssIs12lc. Rye dull No, 4 SOS:
Gsatss,. M 81 ID Mes PORK Opened eaIieI,
toIIsta ~. - ana cIo,ed IA se: cSsh 81 SSas i0
ScSoSsr Il SS1s Nj. November Il S7qs 81 closed
~ 5 " 80 ncScs,nbsT n iltSs2o closgd A
y y e1,St sN3 Sfea5y. raSh AGO.:
ma ~, ciesed A 1oIS 6o<e: pecem
~. nnSe rS5IEc poxed meats steady; Shoulders
M IA: SnSrt as 5l75(a5SCc; short clear 676a
$500. whisky nominal al 81 10. Sugar, butter and
Sses SI arm sN and z1ss higher. Corn 1Sa5Ic
hlVher. OatS 70 hiRher. Pork 2Ks higher Lard
unchGuged.
Pnn4pnrurA, Pa, Oct 2-Flour firm with =
,1a.S NJ pnnSrivSnia red I'D: No. ina 0cto.
80 JSnnsry S5z1SsLc' corn Strong under iigSt
supplies aud Eood export demand, steamer low
mixed S ;a@fs Ne .,.,s Ri Ne NE S Ssy
faacy steamer No. yellow lSISc: No. 2mixed +SIa
$50; No 3 hIsh mixed 90; 80. 2mixed Q, ,bef
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HEg VnnK, not, a.-The hnSInel IN pFortcss a
aaollid and dni handl a above The average o. the
preceding isltonI. and though lo1l tran last
pquih, 4 Of goqa propogtisu'
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-08
The Irish Niger.

james O'Heron the spotted Irish
Negro or the wild Man of Red
Canyon was last week persuaded TO
to travel with Barrett's great circus.
lie seemed quite well content to go.
and in his peculiar lion voice said
that he was going tn get oui of the
mountains" He Is too well known
here for description TO be interesting !;
but in the East he will doubtless be
one If Barrrlt's greatest curiosities.-.
Carson Free. Laaoe.
This is the pie.bald chap. who was
known on the Constock, for years, as
the Irish Niger. He was source OF
much local pride, as he was able To
drink enormous quantities of any
liquid-whiskry or beer Preferred
and, standing on his head. with closed
mouth. make a twin fountain of his
nose, which was, ut once, the wonder
and admiration Of all beholders. He
will make money for the circus. II
supplied with liquor as he always
takes delight IN the performance, and
will not have to be driven to The work
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-08

Eight years ago young man IN tins
valley had eleven hundred dollars in
coin He bought piece of land, pa id
one thousand dollars down and gave =
mortgage.lfor the balance. With his
remain N gthundred dollars he bought
pillow and \ few other necessxries.
He was fortunate Ia have the best of
all helps, good and faithful wife.
They two went to work diligently ana
to-day they are worth sixteen thousand
dollars, every dollar of |, made out of
the land. This couple have four hun
dred acres If as good land as any in
the valley; every acre of it is good hui
up to the present time not more than
half Of 1t Is under cultivation. The
rest Of the land will be improved MS
II IS needed, and there is plenty of
water. There are yet hundreds of
openings here where others may do as
well.--Inyo Independent.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-08


NEWSPAPERS that hate the San Fran.
cisco Chronicls are Fastening to ex.
press their approval of Hall McAllis.
ter's argument In the Spreckles case,
In which he had much TO say In con.
dsmna,ion Of personal journalism"
But his remarks on this point are not
gcrmanc 10 the Issue. There WAS no
'"personal" journalism in the Chroai.
sle's criticisms of the elder Sprcck les.
It's structures were leveled At his man.
agement Of the affairs ofa joint stock
company, andat his alleged employ.
ment Of slave labor in the Hawaiian
lslands. Hls domestic snd personal
affairs were not invaded. Without
entering into the question Of the truth
Of the Chroaicte's charges, We say that
the paper had the Same right to discuss
the affairs Of the sugar company NJ Of
. railrosd or telegraph company; the
came right to criticise the acts of a
Stale Senator or Assemblyman. Per
sonal journalism has nothing to do
with the Spreckles case,--.Sacrsale,sto
Ree.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-08

The cholera appears to have taken =
hold In Spain that porlends q wide.
spread epidemic. The ravages Of the
disease arc already reported to be
frighlful. The ignorance Of the
psasanlry, coupled with gross supersii.
zion of that class. render il extremely
difficult 10 enforce sanitary regulations
or 10 make the precautionary inspec.
Aions, without which the cholera cannot
be successfully resisted. Our inter.
course with Spain 10 constant and
close, while the communication he
tween Spain aud the Yves, Indies is
very frequent and broad. The lisbil.
ity, therefore. for the transportation Of
the epidemic to this hemisphere is very
great. II is certainly considered ut the
Eas; 10 bs an alarming menace, and
has aroused the public Of tho Atlantic
states to lively action in sanitary
matters. II sio I'D have some effect
upon u.s. We are by no means s. far
removed ~ To lie unlikely to suffer
from the pest. il once It reaches tho
cotineni, as all the leading sanitary
and medical authorities believe II
will.-Rscord Union.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-08
MOns PROTEcTiON WANT ED.

Now comes Peru and wants pro,ec.
lion from the United States. Why
should We not I'rneclf We are aole,
and the Pcruvi,ns are willing. The
policy OF this CO ntry should Ike TO
control The AFFAIR." al the whole c"n.i-
nent. Annexation will come when !,
~ desirabl but beyond that We should
step IL and preven, Europe from TAX
Ing the place which is ours ny right
and policy. America does not wish
any complication with European poll.
tics and by taking the guardianship OF
the whole continent will be enabled to
avoid future, trouble, and prevent
menace from hostile powers estab-
lished in convenient ports
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-08
AN TnI.H RrRi RIsF

The San Francisco CaM says: Pfesl'
dent Ctvleand's arpointinen,stoo Office
since his inauguration have been
succession of surprises to his political
Srieuds, particularly those who have
been disappointed in their official asplr-
atIons. Who H. this man Hedden who
has been selected as Collector OF the
Port Of New York, is the gener" in-
curry. There are but few of the DEM
ocrntlc party who ever heard of him
before, AMI the more informed are as
founded that he shonld be promoted
over the wheel horses, who have pulled
stcadily In tho Democratic traces for
years. Tammany is more than disap.
poin,ed-it Is deeply chagrined ut the
appointment. Coroner Martin, who
10 a shining light in the Tammany or.
Hanixation, says" crying shame.
The President has made sgross blum.
DER This man Iedden has never done
anything tor the democracy. and in ap.
pointing him the President has insul
ted the Democrats" Dir. lIeddens
democracy is endorsed to the Prssl.
dent, and finding him otherwise repu.
table BIZ seems Ia have acted ON his
own, ztlgement In selecting him for
Collector Of the Port OF New York,
and that is all the public care about
The matter, even ii he has given dissal.
isfacii0n by the appointment.
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7 he Illumium ton.

There was an Aurora Borealis on
the evening Of the Fourth which made
the sky beautiful for some hours. No
other camp in the State can get up as
good y Borealis ss Aurora, in fact il is
seldom attempted by any other Next
year, however, Candela-ia and Belle
VILE will probably take the matter in
hand and II they do The Candelaria
and Bellevillc Borealis will. be spec
tac'c worth travelling long distance
to witness.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-08
TIE San Francisco Ala gives Mr..

TEE San Francisco Ala gives Mr..
Henley notice in very pointed article
ths, he is not citizen; that he is not
entitled to seat in Congress; that he
shall not sit there il IL, the A,te, can
help u. and il thinks IL can. ar. Hen
ley will probably find that the DEM
ocracy OF the State IN large part will
ait, the Alta in its effort. Henley has
sufficiently anlaeonized leading men
Of his party To render nm amcable adj
jnstment of their difficulties out Of the
question
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-08

TO THE TIE HONORABLE, THE BOARD
OF County Commissioners Of Esmeralda
County, Nevada
The County Auditor and Treasurer respect
fully submit the following report of the finan-
cal affairs OF said county for the three months
ending July 30, 1895
Cash. April I, 1855. $i5.792 10
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-08

PATkioTlsM relates mol 10 The immcdi-
Ate locality where one lives. except In a
narrow sense. In its fullness il is dc.
votion to the nation, the country in
which one has his home, and TO the
principles Of the GOVERNMENTS which
he 10 sincerely altached~-.Er.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-08

Stories are still IN circulation to the
effect that +. +. Keith fi'ex) made a
statement AS 10 the murder of Murphy
There arc several versions Of the
alleged confession, hut none of them
have the slightest foundation AS Keith
has made no statement and says he has
none TO make.
The following items are from the
Bishop Greek Register Of last Thursday ::
Bermuda Grass.
Juryms take Notice.
II was stated enormously in last
issue tina, the jurymen are to appear
on the 18th. The term of Court
begins the 18th but the Jury is not to
he called unit the 20ih.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-08

"Whst Is All spistle y asked the Sun
day-school teacher of her class. THE
wife Of an Apostle" replied the young.
est hopeful.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-08
NOTICE.

THIs is TO CERTIFY THAT WE
i have bought of A. Castili 4 Bro.
twcnty-four head of mules and horses, with
aporapoes. hooks, etc. That said property is
now Under charge and control Of Jesus Sala-
Ear, our duly appointed agent; that a. Cas-
til" anu Costello are employed by us. and
that We W II not become responsible for any
bills contracted unless by our special order
KNAPP q LAWS.
Hawthorne June 16, 1885.