The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-01-31

Cox, D. D., Practical Analytical Chemist,
D. c., who made thorough
and careful analyses, reports that there
is neither morphia, opium, emetics nor
poisons in the Red Star Cough Cure; that |
it must prove boon to those whose sys- |
TENS shrink from the use of such COM |
pounds, and especially to mothers,
who Justly dread the evil, and, at times,
fatal effects of these dangerous drugs.
He further states it is not only free from
all opiates, poisons and emetics, Ia thing
which not one cough preparation in ten
can boast but it is altogether an orig
inal and most happy combination of the
best remedial agents, and is as harmless
as it is effective.
BABYHooD is the title Of the first and
only magazine devoted entirely to the
infantile condition of humanity. 1t in.
structs young parents the proper way of
rearing infants. 1t is just the thing that
young married people need, and those
who expect to be- married. It will do
no harm for the young ladies to know all
about these little things, even though
they should marry and never have any
children. The young men should all sub
scribe for this little magazine and have
it sent to their intended. Address Baby
hood Magazine, Is Spruce Street, New
York.
WHAT THE COUNTIES PAID.-Washoe
paid the State for 1884, more money than
any other county, the amount being
| S36, 235.7l, Elko coming next with 1884,
927.24. Humboldt was third with $780,
5l6.99. Eureka paid 1927, 45l. %, while
Storey only paid $26, 1920. Lander
paid $lS,0ll.58; Ormsby, Sl5,2SS 81;
Esmeralda, $l2, 999. 81; Lyon, S1l, 0S2. %;
White Pine, $6,929.4O; Douglas, &c.
l6l.59; Nye, "a, 900. SO; Churchill, S4,
2S7. 10; Lincoln, So, 42S.96.
THE death of Judge Orville c. Melon
aid is announced in the Bodie Free Press
The Judge was admitted to practice ir
the Supreme Court of Nevada some years
since; was magistrate in Phoebe, ant
practiced law in Eureka, White Pine ant
Virginia City. Of late years he has beef
broken down in health, and his on
great fault, his enemy, fastened his de
mise.
| THE Bank Exchange restaurant open
its doors for business on next Sunda
morning. The place has been very thor
oughly renovated and is neat as a pin
Henry Riepe, the proprietor, who ha
had considerable experience in the bus
ness, says he will keep the tables SUI
piled with the best that can be procured
SOMETHING OF INTEREST. Those mil
ers who set up all night on the 3lst
December to relocate mining claims, wi
be disguised to learn that Secretary Tie
Ter has decided that valid location CT
. not be made on legal holiday. Stalk
! set on January l will have to be revise
: The great pie.eating contest TAX
: place on Sunday next at Eagle Vale
The pie.biter must have been prepari
himself for the task, for he sent up
: Phoebe for box of pills. George is .
!, termined to win the cows, or burst in t
attempt.
n DR.. REEcE, the Public Administrat'
!. has assumed charge of the Dry and ott
q estates of several deceased persons. A
y person having business with either OF
several estates will call on him.
l. A Piocher who recently visited Eure
9 complains of having been robbed OF {
q of his socks while at that town. l
g thief, it is our belief, never carried
y stock any great distance.
n HERE'S ONE.--In what way does
20 weather of the past week resem
G. Pioche's fair daughters? Because II
r just too lovely for anything. Bring
t. that chronic.
Is, =, R. LYMAN left on trip to Arizona
t.. Tuesday. He takes load of merch
" disc to sell to the people along the ro'
ID ,a,oo
:: oood H. ,ef steak-Sl0 600.