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I.,e Mostiles pispersed.

SAN FRaSCTsco, Cal, DeaemberiS The
tAronicle's Deming IN. NJ special SAYS: "a
eousier arrived at silver c ty last night with in
formation that C=Pt Fountain of Troop c of the
tiles on the 9th at Lilies Cabin. three mites
southeast of Pepinoes- The hos lies had mur-
dered Lille and an old man named Pryor. and
had just set fire to Lilies cabin, when the
troops came upon il. The troops charged and
had lively fight. wounding several Indians,
and, it is bcliev ed, killing two. They captured
fourteen indian horses, one u ule and all their
supplies of b. eff, cur and blankets The Indians
dispersed in every direction.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15

WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE Sem
ate Committee on Public Lands held its fist
meeting this morning, 1t took ~ the measures
referred to 1t by the Senate and referred them to
~ committees. These include bills for the re-
peal the pre-amption timber culture and de sert
land a,'ts, for the forfeiture of certain land
grants, and providing for the taxation of railrosd
lands. all of sich have her tofJIe been pub
ii he'd 1t u the pCr?ose of the onmittee to
have some of the most im portant of these meas
ures, rhe majority of " hicn have already been
passed upon IN previous sessions, report d at an
early dsv, placed upon the cale dar and brought
as speedily as possible 10 point of final act
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15

Mr.. Morrison [Gl-J from the Commit
tes on Rules, submitted the report of that COM
mittee on the proposed revision OF the rules, and
it was ordered printed and laid over until to-
morrow, permission eeirg giyen TO Mr.. Randall
Ira to submit minority report
Mr.. " Meaver Tia. offered a re olu'ion providing g
for cal. States to-day for the Introduction D..
bills. Considerable antas orism made to
this rropOsition, MesSrs. Hammond lGa.i and
Mcmillan enn.l as. ertins that this introduce
tion of bills before t5e House h d determined the
jurisdiction of the various committees would
lead to great confusion.
Mr.. Springer { III took the same view of the
matter, and poiuted out various sections in the
proposed new code whIc h would be violated il the
resolution adopted
Mr. Weaver no weight IN tie objectious
raised TO his resolution, because il proposed
10 refer the bdls to the appropriate comml tses
when apPo n;cd.
Further discusSion W rs cut hort ny motion 10
adjourn, which at II clock carried
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kRE:ME 5
To Contractors
Notice of Dissolution.

TNENTS, all sizes, at st. Louis prices. ful
L i soI tmsEt, including flies.
McGnWAN G, Cn
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Nrw York. December l3.-Che annual
session Of the Grand Lodgs of the Benevolent
order Of EIks was held here to-day. Henry San
dcisaa presided ana go delegates were present.
uffce-s were e ected as I, lows: F.. G. R, ID. A.
Kelly, Baltimore Lodge Fc. :; L. Ldg. q. r.,
=. Lcnoa, Pittsbu Lodge No. II; L. Lyl.
X. H. Z. Lesch, Washington odge No. 10; f..
/ Get. X, s. Henry Ruucie, Buffalo Lodge No.
>: Il. Sscre ary, arthur C. Moreiand. New
York Lod. e No. l; q. 1reasurer, }. +. Waring,
New York Lodge No. l Il. Tyler, Emile Boulier,
Louit vile Lods e No. s; Trustees. E. IL. Walker,
John II. Irwin, Antonio Pastor, David Lynch
4
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WAsH1seroN. December l4.-T

WAsBIHGToN, December l4.-The Su-
PRIME Court to-day affirmed the judgment of the
Supreme Court of Utah ipfthe case Angus NJ
Cannon. plaintiff in error, against the United
States. Cannon was indicted under the Edmunds
law for unlawful cohs b. .tdtion with more than
one woIaan. The defendant objected to the siv-
ing of any evidence, on the grouud that the in
dictment did not aIlege III 1t he was male per-
son, nor that tho habitaIion with the wo-
men wives. The objection overIuled and
a verdics of guilty returned and tho defend
ant sentenced to pay fine Of $500 and be impris
oned for six months, and 10 further impris-
oned tIl the payment of the fine. Justice Miller
dissented from the opinion of the Court.
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TIE STREAM
TnE nTGGEsT ENTEnIRIsE

between Memphis aud 8du-sh Away back IN
l34T a sav-mill wss s5artud h h.rc. IA uld lad
mule bs'uE tho power. To-day 4, NJ.
Stevens has concern which rivals IN reach aud
magnitude an5 thinEto o. tcu 4 In he coust try
nnywhsre. IL h.s suEE~rnili, plauing-miI,
-four and Erjst-m u in The sustu.rn suburbs
- the town, au also dass q heavy mercHaudi @
business ai the same piece. F.ur Gies "a uy ne
has 2uo tgr saw ill., us h th"uggn g. OF do
lars ipvc.t.d all over the coun ty yu lumber,
lands ard teams. he ylrd I'm ffU uf the mill
IS crows" " a. Fa-tiss lutdcl vii whcat, which
is eNchauEsd for -up lies or .u. four NAV uiict-
UrCd by the new process. Tho wheat Is @ astr (
md the Hppr kept Ia bins se class q, so
that the iHrrur Wap Hriuls the best wheat gets
the b ST Esur- lie v~iE4iiy gets b!s own wheat
ground ana q e. NOS have TO wait IS he formerly
did OF as he yuuie have q go now aC the OidiuGry
Mill
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15
Expor.s of Breadstnfis far the last
Eleven F7oE.hs.

WASHINGTON. December T4-Tbe Chief
of1he Bureau of Statistics reports that the to al
values of the experts of breadstufJs from the
United States during the month of Novembe' ,
November 30, 1875, as com a. ed with similar =
pr during the co responding periods of the
s7,I4Ss5S: November isst, sii .05o 4S2: five months
ende November g., 1926, SO, $50, ,593: same time
in 1881 $40 ,3 .!t65; eleven months ended Move
bcr 30 lso), SIl96 639. l2i same time in 1884,
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GaHction Fraqght with Danger.

action Il tue Kidneys and b'aOder Is
iraught with danger. Rcpal di eases of the mos
tubborn and fatal character have thi. initial
symptom. To disregard it is to invite them. Hos
letters Stomach B;tters has the special quality of
stimulating urinary secretion and discharge TO a
degree consonant with health, and no further. 1t
Is not excitlnt of the organs, like the un nedi
Gated siimuii of commerce 1t simply aroUses
them when their activity and vitality are i'm
paired. This stimulating and tonic action the
Bitors likewise exerts upon the bowels, the liver
and the stomach. 1t averts renal disease, cures
dyspepSi5, IRE rents andue remedies fever and a s
aud removes biliousness and constipation. No
fac tonic exists. and to persons with Il tendency
to sout il strongly recomme ds itself, as il is q
fire Genurent of the blood.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15

formulating a new code of rules for the govern
ment of the House, and will submit,its report to-
,rorro It is not Thought probable THAT the dis
cussi1n viii be berun. 1t ie expected that the
debate will be postpore ed until Tuesday, ID order
tha. members NAV have an opp9rtunity to s. e
the proposed revision, There is d desire the
part of many members to have q call Of the
States on Monday for the intro iuction OF bills
for referepes to the aopropriate committees when
hhltiintea, and in Differences to this result it was
informally agreed by the membe-s Of this Com
mtiee on Rules yesterday TO make no opp6ee;;tian
= - y M - hnrrcpar. me m bers of
- rqgu chii. hne,. ".-, :
the House who express On intention to oppose
the introduction ef bills until ths House shall
bare Anal determined, bS vote on the Morti-
sn code; the jurisdiction Of the, various eop NIT
isss and whe h5ld shat it roald be useless to IN
nnda:e the Speakers table ". tn hood OF
bi'ls until some proper outlet is provided for
tht m As the House is not g ,yerned at present
by any definite system of rules, these members
cot ten that it will require unanimous consent TO
order a call, and assert that this cannot be OBJ
tained. The discussion of the rules will consume
the Temainddr of THE week, and tie certest over
the scheme 10 distribiite the labor of the Appro-
iTlatien Com Hlittee,s business trnitisss to ke
sifsrp and interesting: There is tslk of an adj
jouInmeut for the holiday recess before the end
of hs week, but no d finite plans have been ar
ranged and il is probable that the adjournment
will not be reached until the week following.
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,,,eAdoI,cr,r TO Re pefcpded.

B>sToN, December 1.-THE Rev. W.
W. Downs, gainst whom an indictment was
fOuua Saturday by the g'ani jury fer adultery,
prea. he'd TO a iarse audience this evening in Me-
ehanics' Hall. At the close of his rena ks he
il iatrod1ced the Hon. Marcus r. Norton. who
made the statement taat a syndicate of Boston
Lawyers bad been formed for the defense of
Downs in his forthcoming trial, and that -the ac-
tive counsel for the defense would be The Hon.
H. -L-.,1,l Iir,.- nd lnr II i En- .lcr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15
Neath OF nr. Ma.rIels

WAsHINGF N, December IA Senator
Edmunds, to-day, presided at meeting of the
bar OF the United States supreme Court, called
10 eXrress their profOu ID regret at the loss tn
have sustain Il the d=ath of Hon. Richarl 7.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15
an Editor Arrested for Cheating the
Gover2meEs.

WAsHIyGTsN, December IA Thomas G.
Morrow, editor and proprietor of the Gdzette of
this city, w5s arrested on a warrant sworn out by
A. T. Bisseli, charging him MORROW with con-
spiracy in procuring the appointment cf Frank
thomas as clerk in the Agricultural Depart
fient, Thomas not Performing any service for the
cover Tnment aud paying his salary over o Nor
row. similar warrant was issued for Gen.
GARNER, ex Ch ef Clerk Of the Agric lltural De-
psrtment, who is not at present in the city. Mr..
Morrow was released on bail.
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Pres.;emt,nI succe.,,ou hi,

WAsBINGToN, Dscernber IA The only
succession bill is provision fSr tie repeal of sec
tiOns nun bered from i47 t. $50, inclusive of the
Revised Statutes. These provide for special cleo
lions in OF vacancy in the offices Presi dep
and Vice-President. The effect of their repeal il
to continue the successors to the Presidency in
Office until the next ger eral election.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15

at which all TIE merry youth do niShtly eongre-
gate One Of he best tbiugS that DyerSburg does
i 10 read tha ArcF AZ. Il IS deIivnred oaiiy here
and is aIuu universally re l. Here, every
where else, found he e icst interest taken in
Nernuhls affairs IL seems odd to SIT and lis
20 mon every iittIc croSSroadS store dJscusStug
the uadiun and The alleged artl-liadden move
ment. II Upton, LauderdS c, 0bion aud Dyer
counties could v0ts al Memphis in January, =
freight ,raia coald not carry tae Haddsn ballots
10 the Sherifi's Cdics to be counjet. They are
alt.unsnimouS in their be.iet tyat he is the best
man Meinph $ could possibly hive at the head OF
n oHlirs They have al tis wit inSs at
their uvues' cad, know all bis charscieFisticS,
and etn talk inteliisent5y about him by the hour.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15

GALVESTON, Ten, December 14.-A Dali
las special TO the Wetcs says: prof. S. II. With
ers, the c0lored principal of the Dallas colored
schools, as undertaken project looking to the
county, Tex The plan is to purchase ID, ZOO acres
of land Al d divide the sames into ffty-acre
farms. He has many applications for land from
southern points.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15

PRESCRIBED Tongaline for a patient
whom had been treating for neuralgia,
and after taking a few doses she was en-
tirely relieved. Have also used it in one
case of neuralgis and one case of acute in
fiammatory rheumatism with the very
best results.
j. n. PAGE, MD, Yandercoek, Ill.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15
| aides Merin0 and Wool Un-
derWear.

Ladies' Merino Underwear Suits. 90 to 81 90
Ladies' Lambs Wool Underwear Suits.
Children's Scar'et Wool Underwear Suits
so 10 50 50
Children's Merino Underwear Suits.-S5c to 81 so
Lad es' Felt. Flannel, Satin Quilted SSirts-
... ......... .....................65c to SIS co
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Hosiery.

200 dozen Misses Solid Color Hose full regular
made) at 25c and SOC per pair:
so dozen Children's French Ribbed Cotton Hos,
(fuli regular mads) at 25c per pair.
65 DOZEN Misses Fleece Lined Cotton Hose,
tolid colors, at $50 per pair.
SO dozen Ladies' Extra Heavy Unbleacied Bal
brigRan Hos,, elk pairs for 81 %.
100 dozen Gents Fancy and Solid Cotton Hose,
SIX pairs for 81 25.
75 dozen Real English Msrino Haif-Hose, three
pairs for 81 90.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15
louisville Cement.


Foundations cellar walls and buildings
subject to oyeriicw should be constructed
with Louisville Cement. It is the standard.
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DYERSBURG, TENN.
A Town of Many Paying and Growing
Enterprises that Is the Center
OF Rieh Country.
FIGURING aiIi with the Most Modern
Machinery that Is Boon TO
the Farmers.
Improvements Put Up in the Town that
Approximate $125,OOO in Cost
HeTse-SWapping Day,
ispEorAI CORRESPONDENCE 81 THE APPEAL.


DSERsBURe, Tenn December I4.-To a
mSn VITO spends his life ia the center of
the great cotton belt, it is ? positive relief
20 get out into country where the farm
ers raise bread and meat Here, at the
county-Heat ot Dyer county, am in what
appears to be the garden spot OF West
Tennessee. Some cotton is produced
about 6C00 bsies heigg handled al tbs
point, but It's culture is q minor considfrs-
tion. The ecil Is very ditfaIent from that
we have in SheJby, and is net only 1ich
but looks so. Il is good black dirt, and
It takes 2 deep Plo@ 10 pierce cr5ongh
1t. All this county needs * dsvA 0nmant.
and the time is n t sssr s;-aaiy when. if its
farmers con.'1ea - expand the idess
they have ss.5lbed, Dyer will set pat.
tern ioE ivery other county, IT only in
ghe State, bat in the South. TO copy after.
The county is fortunate, first, ia having
hne lands, end, Fecoud, in having such
man ss Tom Neal, VINO has done mo,e
To- educate its people up to Il e Importance
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15

One man hare last ear made go 0OJ8 brick an
teo d-taaad Eas moro than equal To- the supply.
n tUrup les have yet been bu1lt and the rstd,
"a wtntCT ars almost impassujle. but over Ghc
Eorkei ccr Iiyer, st Dyer burg, the huc5t iron
bridge IA this Lyis on. and probably in the at ole
state, has been crcc,cd--a good example for
Shelby rnputy % i"iiyE. 1 was informed that
GTst stud lat -lu.tCD have been sreut on the
brrgs, wEirb, uat recently, was y wooden
structure. They became tired wasting their
money ia thar way anu had al ron bridge built,
in the coua7y grows gray. THe riy er It Spans IS
sluggish l'ttlc stream over SLirh boy could cast
below, but
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rhe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In Kelly $ Case.

Ehe Correspondence fIs Kelly - Case.
WASHINGTON, December IA The Presi
dent to-das, in response TO Senate resolution
adopted Dece Der 9th, traE smitted to that body
al AL the papers and eo.respondenee on file in the
Of Mr.. A. NJ. Kelly as Minister to Italy and his
subsequent appointment as Minister to Austria.
he coIrespou dence is very lengthy.
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Z. IOWENSTEiN & BROS.
APPROPRIATE mi InAY (lFFF 2INCSI

hrmaIop of
app
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15
GLOVE DEPARIrM'TE {

Every esir warranted.
Ladies' Kid Gloves, all shades, 81 to 81 IS per
pair.
Opera Mosquetai e, s to 20 button lengths, Lace
Cashmere Gloves 25c to T5c per pair.
Poys' Scotch Wool Gloves, .Os TO 65c per pai,.
Ladies Dog Skin ftr-tcp, 81 % TO - p per pair.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15
THE WAR ON HAZEN.
A Vigorous Effort Being Made TO Cast
the Third Assistant Postmaster.
General.
Democratic Opponents If the Civil Ser
vice Law Trying strategy to ke-
cOmplish Their Purpose.
Proceedings in Congress = The Pro
gramme for the week-Sotiherh
Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON, December 14-Members
of CopgItss sre sendirg requests to tho
departments for lists OF appointments in
their States made since March b. It Is
generally supposed this inform siion is de
sired to guide them when appointment,
come up for confirmation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15
FANCY GOODS.
Leather Goods.

Lllther Pur es in Morocco, Seal and Rus
SIAN seal, trom... ................si % to s. o.
card Gases to match, from ..-....Sl 90 to %
Unique Styles in solid Lea Purses ......5Oc to so
Ladies Shopping to 2 50
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15

| have examined the Commercial Hotel (now
known as toe PhIDDY HOUSED on Jefferson
street, ard find that it has been repaired and
renovated under the supervision of Mr.. Edwin c.
Jones, archle t, so that i. is now in thorough
sanitary condition. lSiane
d. L. JACKSON, Health Officer.
MpnpuIS TEAS nnnn NH 8 lNSS-
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Gents Furnishing Goods.

Gents Merino Underwear...s so to 81 90 n suit.
Meas Scotch Wool Underwear. ............-........
ST 90 to S6 90 a suit.
Mems Cashmere Underwear .............-......
...... IS 90 to 81 90 suit.
Mems Silk (pure) Underwear ........sl6 90 suit.
Mems Cardigan Jackets.-.....I so to s. 60 each.
Gents Satin Suspenders lin boxesl sl...........-..
81 % to 81 so pair.
Gents Silk Suspenders lin boxesl 81 Is pair.
Buck Horn and Ivory Silk Umbrellas
..-...-So ou 10 " W.
English Natural Sticks Silk Umbrelas.......
....SS 20 10 ~ W.
Gold and Silver Head Silk Um5 las ..........
.... a 90 to SIS co.
Gents Linen Bosom Shirts ...75c to 81 90 each
Gents Linen Cuffs 25c to 40, pair.
Gsnts' Linen Collars. to Csc each.
Gents Scarfs fancy boxe,). ..75c to 81 rs each.
Gents scarts .....--... 2oc to 81 w cash.
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w Q M s " !
ffSR REST FRIEND,
II DR.. ]. BRADflELD'S II
l EMALE REGULATOR

This famous remedy most happily meets the de-
mand of the age for woman's peculiar and multi
form affections. 1t is remedy for WOMAN
ONLY, and for one SrE h CLASS of her dis
eases. 1t is a specific for certain diseased condi
tions of the womb, aud proposes to so control the
Menstrual Function to regulate all the de-
rangements and Irregularities OF Woman's
MOSTHLY CENESS.
Its proprietors claim for il other medical prop
ert5; pnd 10 doubt the fact that this med cine
does positively possess such controlling and reg
atng powers IS simply to GIscredit the volun-
tary test opy of thousands OF living witnesses
who are to-day eZult nE in the restoration to
sOunA healIh and hanninnss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15
JaWelry.

Il lied Gold Brcastpns from ...... .. soc to S. 90
Solid silver FROM. ........sl % to %
: bid sjycr Rolled Gold Ear Drops ...S5c upward
ladies' Fob Chai ls,.... ..S1c to s. %
Ladies and Chldreus Braselets...,,sl % TO 10 90
Ladies' and Gents Sleeve Duttons-.- upward
Lslies' Solid Silver Rhine Stone Collar
buttnnss--ss'.' -Dc
q dies Solid Gold Collar Bait tpus-...sl 75, pward
giant designs in Bla TX Jewelry. ry......25c, upward
Eur Diop Barbs and upward
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15
COPIES,

Wehave exam need the building known as the
Com mmercinl Hotel Tor PaIDDY HUUSE), located
on the southwest corner Jefferson street and
Center alley, and find that the whole edifce has
been thoroughly repaired and rebuilt where de-
fective, so that there are grounds for the con-
demnation agreed upon by tie Taxing District
authorities august %, 1885 to remain any longer
in ftrce. iSigned
NILES MERIWE1HE ?, Tax.-Dis Eng'r.
MEMPHIS, TgNN, Decen. Der 2, 1855.
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DENTKSEEsY.
DIR. 2. e. BURLINGTON.
SURG EOS BENTisT,
$50 Main Street,. Memphis, Tenn.

PEFERS, by permission. to J. NJ; Goodbar Of
liz Grojhar 4 Co johnson il Vance, W. S.
Bruce, J j. Thornton ofFu' mer, I thornton & Co. !;
Sled & Norheet. A ID. Langstaff,. Armstead i
Lundcc, Tate Brothers, J. I. Laprade, Henry j..
Lynn, Cashier Memphis City Fire Insurance Co. !;
j. NJ. HARRINGTON. OF Hidden & Farrington.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15

LUNi BORG S IefIun1t+- Eutnls.
LANDLORDS perfume. Marchsi Mel Rose.
Lupdborg's perfume. Alpine Violet.
Lundbo g's perfun'i Billy of the Valley
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15
N Office.

T WOULD sptcifully notify the travelling pub
| lie t at the order of condemnation made Au-
gust q, 1885, on the Commercial Hotel (now
moved. Attention is called to the following GER
tfcatss: EDWIN C. JONES, Architect.
MEMPHIS, TiNN., December A. 1885.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-06-13
The BEST

Hy Mrs. HuNsBEERY, 34f Franklin Ape.,'
BrO0klyn, N. u, after q severe attack of Fry
sipolas in the head, found her hair-already
gray-falrg on 50 rapidly that she soon became
quite bald. One bottle of HALLS HAIR RE-
NEWER brought it back soft, brown and
thick as when she was n girl.
M Mr.. KEsLING, an Old farmer, near Var
sd1C, Ind, lad scarcely any hair left, and what
little there Of it had become nearly white.
One bottle of HALLS Ham REVIEWER stopped
its falling out, and gave him "A thick, luxuriant
head Of hair, as brown and fresh AZ he ever had.
10 Mns. A. r. WALL GREENFIELD. Cheshire;
Eng, writes 81 have found the greatest BEN
eft from the use of HALLS HAIR REVIEWER, it
having restored my hair, which was rapily fall
ing Off, and returned its original color"
EB- DIR. EMII. SEIr, Detroit, Mich., ccrtif'cs
that "IIALI.'s IiAIn RENEwEn is excellent for
hair growing, and gives back the natural color
to faded and gray hair" .
ED- MEs. s. T.. ELLIOTT, Gienrilte, ". Va,
says: zone bottle of HALLS HAIR REVIEWER
restored my hair TO its natural, youthful color"
No Injurious substances enter into tho
composition of HALLS HAIR REVIEWER,
and it il not II dye. Its vegetable ingre-
dents render it in the highest degree benc-
fetal TO the scalp as u preventive of dis
ease. It's effects are natural and lasting,
and it does not make the hair dry and
brashy, like the so-callcd rcstorativeS COM
pounded with alcohol.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-06-13
THE CANVAS No. 2 MILL.
Its First Clean.Up Results in q Bar
Worth About S6O5.


The crude bullion resulting from
the first cleanup OF the new mill on
the gold belt, was melted into bar
yesterday, in order to show it to the
Iowa editors, but it was net assayed
and the market value of the bar not
ascertained until this afternoon.
The bar weighed exactly 53ll ounces
before re.melting, and probably lost
! ounces in the aforementioned oper-
alton. 1t therefore weighs about 81
ounces net, which is $40 fine IN gold,
$50 fine in silver, and worth about
$l1.63 per ounce troy.
This result is quite satisfactory, as it
is much better than many predicted.
TIE mill tailings will now have to be
assayed, the screens adjusted (G0-mesh
screens are used at the mill, while in
Colorado, on similar ores, so mesh are
the finest used,) to the 6neness Of the
gold, leakages stopped, the mill rooted,
etc, and by the time this is done the
yield will run up to SIS or $40 pc.
ton,