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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13
Mt.C-itAn"us.

J. /oII. n brakeman. WAS nm over ny M
engine. at Ashland rcccntly,and had h.-
legs crushed.
TIM Supreme Court lately decided tina, n
person vr.c,icing medicine az surgery in the
State must Possess the qualifications desig
uate,i Ia 4, least one Of ilr, -four Glasses pre-.
scrihei by section -four 81 tn. at Ia I.xti.
late IN. Practice IL Medicine in this State.
approves! March 3. lSNl. A. amended In ls-3.
aUt must nle the sworn statement ~ ~
gu,r-d with The County CLERK.
AT an Omaha boarding hous- twenty
THREE .rarGrs were recently poisoned by
eating pro- IN which sugar hal bsn used
that had become accidentally poisoned by
Rough on Rats getting mixed in II
Prompt m.dc.i aSSi-tanC. p!ev.':.s! any
immediate fatal result. bot 10 Mas feared
one young lsdy might - fatally aGec:ed.
ERcrSrIY a number 81 haSxage,neu o.
the -. n ". Road have b~-,n discharge! and
Others are wondering vhere lightning Wi.
,:Ti.e next
TIE number Of students uho attended
the STATE University dgun- the fail term Of
tie y-sr lssIj was 2g1. 81 ~irch 2ls ucr.
enrolled IN the college of literature, scIea~~
and arts. sixteen IN the industrial college
and 'cry-iap In ~" med ca collex-. Thrra
v,r. III teen graduates in us aud twenty
in is. az the Graduates IN 49, seven
can- from the m-iIrs. ",il.Es. Inc t.ia.
.lruj men: fcf the wear is-S< W4s 54s.
TINS ron IA. Of ~. E!shSn VALLEY
T.,si are beng fcPi>o-d sts ~i~.! TaI~
Tvo -ui'S 49,. r-.n,., cyntaeu,.-f AZ
Ou.'.a ~ Mis- EaIc Nsrt. 90 -. Louis.
s...B~s Jsn-~ 1.rn.Su. 30 Omaha. FOR fu-
.u!u. ~,nm.Lt AMI fuT -frs-s.c and bTr al
o; PROMISE - WSrr7.", daEt2" '-'ns .slh
.; s'.o'o u c~cn 49, Il-.ntf! - f~Tf--
-s3-i ~ st-'r-f' ih- p-Hif 2"
cc.Iiy "i."~'~i "a" d"'@nd-ni Ia OMAHA
- ~" er = iE business A. r"i-T.-i - -
v-S.Hhv' Ant v4> srTe~i~! - tsEu-aI eli
-. gtsuc- - threatening - "a, atm- IL.
I..rss ALICE th-i 80 -as usrri'Ni "a DE-
~frir:a4; n tHr--". ut .Voi 18th A.la
S-s.fA y-@r. a. ~ winch - dcEl'>
IIo ~ -" h> s-E~'
l., -! -: F-.u. No-rG rarr.rf-s,
VT. - n IT, -2:r-m. nurtAv.-t-- 49,
Of II II TO nv. la> tsrrh.r ~, a.. 80
y-.- ~ & 80, , ib- yo~>-~- a, /. tn4ly
"a u r'oF ''a' 81 ." s''iin'f ~~a~"a th.
iiH- <fi H. t-"s an * 81. >hft 60:
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

SCNE speculative individual has pro-
mrl5Sssed a queer story about eyes. by
which ono can be made { o see wiShoui
them His theory is to place a piece
cf copper above the tongue and one
of xiac beneath il. and then by closing
The eyes and letting the tips of the
pieces OF metal touch each other q
Aash of light can be detected. The
e5cs do not see. buf the sensation of
eoeiakk . vivid one. and the impress
ioa thus transmitted TO the optic
nerre. and thence 10 tho brain. would.
utfh Mind persons. answer the same
parposc - eyes
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

I&. CHRISTOPHER e. GRAHAM, n hun
'0Ayenrs ~ age on tn" Sth Of last Octo-
lar led on the 3 al Louisville. He was
bUo3n an old fort near Danvillc, Ky, and
wason associat. Of Daniel Boone.
II SIDENr-ELECr CLEVELAND, accom-
pai,toi 10y Colonel Lamonte. arrived at
Ns>s3ork on the 9Th.
IT. Illinois Republican caucus has nomi-
nate Logan for United States Senator.
The Urmocrats nominated Morrison.
liz Illinois Stat. Senate adopted a r.so-
lutioA requesting Congress u open the
Oklahcma lands ;o homestead settlement.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13
II the Spanish Chamber Of Dcputic,

IL the Spanish Chamber of Deputies
Elduaycs. Minister of Foreign At
fairs. read a bill granting England the
favored nation clause. in return for her
concessions in relation To duties on
wine. The agreement is To remain in
force until 1857. Senior CoSgayon,
Minister of Finance. read a draft Of a
bill declaring the present customs tariff
permanent and aboliShing the article
providing for the gradual reduction of
duties.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13
a sI.SsS TRAGEDY.
4 Woman Accommodated Wade Nh~ Wa
Attending - u.F .'".-t4. t'ats-.-

stt-ngiaG - u.F D.F"-.ts. t'ats~s-
Row 40 ~. Es'FsE H.~ . 'e
u JAM Reel. n 49, t..-t0 sut f-f-ststs
farmer lsns tito" miles 49,; - q. =
ll-. ,ss sl", iu her owu L.f.~ 80 ~ztur.
aay .seuu. i1s' uf-tef ,s-r uyst~flou- or
cuu.au.~. james l.ersi to t.a5.na hst
t.-.u 3D. ;".n dur.u. -. .yruIn. arai started
Irue .is,l: sa "c."rs. afsi get l~f"ff
rs2rhtu. bone he hss'I 'Is rsp.rg - a : "a
.rH iff-.Ht.S usf a -.n .n fis rssnI wifa
ga uu t.s .Isiiilss lgf - &: r.stsfF
h. 80, aazh~ - asHi,fg p Gel. &C. 600
tur i.t.a h. f.G5.l As -" f-i|l-~i =
.r. !..t go ft~ midas - i~r .unfs'rss~
rat.asru ~,If- ls-d r Har az stsa Sd
Sa.A~! ~ q, Zee sft ST. 20 -f.sy
Inv. 81; - '.tsi1l fr - af3a = - ur
49, a'.lstgg &C. pFr spusats fgt~ \
l-9y ls ,l~ E.us a. - G.<a 20. - ussf
tY. D.. t-.n ARRESTED sas!~ V-.5 sss
fgr.t4a s
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

THE square in New York City
bounded 10y Fourth street. Fifth street,
Aycnuc 4 and First avenue j. said 30 be-
the most crowded spot on earth. Each
side of this square is solidly composed
of six-siory tenement houses. each
twenty-five foot frontage and repre-
scnting four families on each floor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

Two travellers in Central Africa are
utilizing the photograph in novel
name They visit the different saw
age tribes and persuade chiefs To talk
at the instrument. Tho record is pre-
served Ia bc taken to Europe for the
inspection and study of philologists.
who are qualified To make u the
languages and determine whether or
not they arc related TO any othcrknown
fonvucs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

THE heavy traffic between Paris and
Vienna. which formerly q by
Strasburg, changing cars at the Ger
man frontier. now goes in great part
through the Arlbcrg Tunnel. the car
running bctcwcn the vs. great capitals
without change.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

a LADY whose husband had con
tractcd a club fever hit upon n brilliant
scheme recently. She procured n
partly worn gcntleman's glove and left
IL on the parlor sofa when she retired.
after sitting up until after twelve
O'Clock for her absent lord. He does
not 90 on: in the evenings now.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

I~t@> F. "a -
ss= s a. ~ a.
49, t.H - 800 ~seo~f M Ers
% . fa ~ "a
80 s- na : r+-r
D@@ g a f~ass ~ -
h4l 1@~-L. f1~ g-~ts
49, @s aas
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13
-
q we-n.a sns.ts Eh- sr~st NE'sN' "
tn s,r~>is 90 ~~~ 1srk E~~s"s~ W. =
80 r-x s.s we.s.s ssa fss 'h~ ''"'
20 mr. sussv

"s1 t-g tsh Wcaass 49, ~
~ u-r , supsrv
e SEU Iusa>. F.ssusr S-N g
r.au:~s sne- ase ,hss shsrre"o Je1NaH
oIAs-osar lso~SA ;as "Iush lyman '~f -
2eA Sss .aoJ by \ wosaas oa tsaa
s;rry. u-,s HsuAtsay. ~ ihai A"1f I'D
.,r~yis ~~rv faI q. p~,p!e a'"HF'''
'.Yuai nsg e thssr Say toward Eu~svn
~ - 40 % iosn. TIE cxcitsmsn: n's'
TO st.-;rx Asihou~a ~ mn 0h'
rv~as .~i - 10y fs~. Sas ia'~usr -
agst stcrtf~i .nos sG~t "a p~iAe'vs =
H.'y a. D. f.l g. - sireaE
souAa o1u.--~3 :, ,ESs: ans So TfagA~l
He- zee ah~t~l rrYsycs. ua.y - ~
&si So cs~L 'lr Nara iaa~s NJ
Nu.rs -. cecat a. ;ae ar a. -ras s
tIEH.- tte -sast ftst kai e~sa~--~t a~1T
- "a, o,sT. ~s~l gee a..
~.ns.a BIAS .ss saask pad /. Rae
49, BOD Peg eer So. rnss; af-rt-
s-aaa ,"rsri aa -,.sau-r a4t
tc:--t .' ,~ taken .uxa pace ~
arra AL Cd .1r ttt HI > 10
t~ 80 ~. ls g. mcsrA4.l i
r;.e AL lsssr s. Es~ryt.
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"a t. f iIs.Gs~ .. l-f ~....-t r-
.1.. 4.sr~..t 10 .e g.. st..-
Is~ i.-tu5 .r.... ..ci te a..f ...
iarsyIaa, ,'afa..ss AL beam f... A
the lsl. \ Gtv4; sE~t e.
hsl followed ls ~rfa..I uu
p" H't' ~ '''
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

b ~aa Be- uhs b.i sts, = a-.
81 0s-- sa1 81. : ~z
= sss~srsF 3ry~ 7esl su = .
gage 9 = 1oTvtl $50 ss- 80
AZ go rae.H1r a E44 sss1
E e g~nEl~sm d ~c = ,
s~sa - &azsvlg ao Ll
sT
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

Es-'7-d msH. s1N ed
$50 49, srs"s.s sr .s
F~an. tas k~F. 80
80. aasi aa3s tAs: &
s@ sssa~ np ees
Z 4- eas4se5 +
NNsI 1sss ID - As
-Alar.aerA 49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

TIE Porte has sent direct complaints
Ia the English and Italian Governments
against Italy, action on the Red Sea
coast Of Egypt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

The nearest approach 10 squaring n
circle is a new augur lately invented
That borcs a square hole.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

-Ia" ~~fs-r~Tnr Co-- 60! uzsih '-r-
A~T - given g J--r- 4-ya.i 'he
= st-'r e preference bs al r. a.sl.
Ee hzve managed ., pr-v~r; 81
e ,4i Dam I..ea * .-cr pr.f-uT
s-f"-@ i-e- rT.al'vrs a~ prarts~
-, FT-y ic-i a-aa7- a~aI.es-. Ia ga:
- u: fEss - ss @au-et p fsyp- ID.
c~rAH ,rt 5r Ih-
:" ia- 'oav rrUsus0.i arA-Ga-
iut'- t"a "a r. r
4= o.
p 80 -si."aE
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Bible has just been translated
Into the Zulu language.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

a Se. Loads rrperlne
VT.~l r-xs-siis. divers = $50 ~s.1l
Ia wsEv uasi~rrsash i. n-ef :r 4.
iT~ l<ti s1A svz.ect s4gras G-0
I'D !As
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

a FLORIDA man claims 30 have a
rooster OF the Shanghai persuasion that
laid an egg last week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

All l. ~ gs~i il - Cl;y q Hes-
ie- c7a-s :rp1 ih~ top - Pop atsg-gf.
sn4 = y u-a; dgaa - a-zaa1zr n
Ia t&cEs * n2isses al ;h~a 80. sixfy
Es : sh- cz-- 20 The co.. Hk~-s & .
500 ~ sEolssaIr - Jcez. ! pa-4
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

Observation-Disclosures saved $50, go, 600
last year. the London Ecoaomis; rcck-
ons, by the fall in the price of sugar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

-A.i-- 2 yvz- ~ $50 e. s--l r-e. =
- ~r-rtP great ruas- =
. -Te1itgal rro~ta~; s 81.
ol aur e.. "a sad >. al khL. RI:
= v mo 1 p-.s~rat-n TIE
siappzEs q uI1.afsrtc-~- !s~ir -
,h-ou a4Agy j. s1: e K1- p -A-
ca sgd ~ai gErl - Isc ~ezrs- s-
Goa - ca o. ga g ~ u-F czu q,
- era ! dv-Z. rh-a ua~mp -
? sGeats 4 ctc- arc -. AlHas s..s
oG-A. ! Ncrf e.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

4 STONE knife Of the aboriginal pc
riod has been found on a farm ia Union
County. Pennsylvania
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

PAETrcLEs Of pure gold were brought
up recently By the sand pump Of the
Cant well at Washington. Pa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

ZiSC Indians in front Of cigar stores
are suJer-ciipg those made of wood.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

Nrw Gers f.f .
fDu Aa~i . 80 sfs ge
@4.G 44E Is-.s. Es -
<.r sna sas -a 49, $50
isa %. T f.se~ &C. f
ar e. -es a. s1
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

4 BY Ess V-z-1IF frur-- ~ d~Era urz-
Seua.s Gcx. TaDu<a Uu< 20 no-. ~
Va a.kb- IN Sri sGFog Es-ui. zn3 rA.ise-
taKn l-= nr 49,; c;agcy - tx-ssa-. =.
nRBSes AID OIL 6y lSr rGzzsE-
TorL.s re.Scss IN = Tepores re- crI
AMI = ar ~: .oEl-
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-23

1t is said that The people of Galifor-
mia, exasprraied by the D, hnyior OF
foreign horn outcasts who come here
and inke the oath Of allegiance without
= thought Of loyalty to American in
sttuiidns, are again moving the re
vival of The old native American party.
The foreign horn ciiizens who are
citizens in good fniih, are as much in
favor of the new party ne he native
born. They came to receive The benz.
Al. 81 our liberal government and do
not want 10 be crowded out by law
brcakers md ruffians. who have no
interest In anything hut obstruction.
Those who bring here III: schemes Oh
the Kusslnn nihillsi. he German So
cialisf, the Irish hand Lacquer, the
French communist. or The Italian car.
bon'arI. are not good cilizens Of This
country, and lheir coming should be
stopped ,nl once. The movement IL
kept up, will lind n following strong
enough to crush all opposition. No
clap trap or sask politicians will be
abe 10 control u new panty founded on
principles and no, ON parly plumber
and wire.pulling and the State Of
Ncvadn will loudly echo the call of
,h~Americnns of Cnlis,rnia should
an Organization BIZ effected before the
coming election, the money question
in the Senatorial contest would We nj
once settled. The people feeling that
they were free. from control of the
hidden wires thai are handled by
money and political powers. would
assert their right 10 "a choice OF brains
and worth, regardless of wealth and
would know Tint their votes would
Rot bc wasted in opposition to blocks
Of ballots cast solIdiy rs per contract
and purchase.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-23
- 7-7-7l17777
PnONOUACING MATCHES.

matches" are the rage
in the "Stalcs' and the MANN. is grad
Mally working It's way west. The con
tests are conducted somewhat like The
spelling matches. Stiles are closenrcf.
erees are appointed. who have before
them copies Of Webster and Worcester
unabridged. A word pronounced by
.eitl.cr authority is considered correct
The test words, which have previously
been chosen, are spelb~d.by some one
stlccted stpr that purpose, and those
entered for the fray pronounce them
or AT least they try To- When any one
fails he shs down, The word is pro-
nounced correctly and another word is
given out 10 the next person. When
ant dispute arises II is immediately re-
erred 10 the referees. Ii the word is
NOT understood it may he written down
on black board and the, contestants
may have il defined.
=. al. u recent match in an Ohio town
some thirty. tive contestants above The
Averages skin and ability in this regard
were run down On Inst of ahnn, $50
words, the most of them IN every day
use. Ameng Ihe words thai were
missed We're d,mny. sacerdotal equa,
BILE. presume, courtesy, hnrnss, aiua'snr
suffice, voluminous, intaniile, oleomar.
g"rinr apothersts, lonSolilia, hrooch,
Arab, hravado, EXHIBIT. piquani, wan.
almond. coincidence, comelv. eSempln.
~. youths, truths, elusive, blilhe, etc,
There ARE probably very fow persons
who can attend n contest of this naturr
without obtaining considerable valu.
aI1e information concerning their
own language
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-23

and the sooner the immigration laws
are modified the better Will II be FOL
the native bonn and really naiuralized
Americans who are here. In this
connect on, II Is matter of surprise
that friend, and abeitors Of dynamiters
and other wrelches of this class have
mol endeavored To show that all the
criminals who were arrested were Amer
iruus
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-23
- WV -
GAS LO>Gs

Kew long will Americans permit
l,iscals to come here iInm Europe,
Stir NY disorder, preach and tlrta,en
bloo,lshed aud something's commit
mur,lr under the RULES q. foreign
communlsiic sacielic.s The lalo dyna.
mite plot in San Erancisco MA. prob
ably h"t fa,ee played by the actors
for ihclg avn amu.enrnt sal soil.
cluriticaiicn, hut some of Them may
have hern in serious earne+; and ali 1T
then, .,,.,s less would have heen Will
,ns to destroy lives with 'hcr IN,
.rrpal machines il they had dared.
No sooner do This class IT sconnd~l>
ind refuge here, ihan ihcy hcssn
\nlsan,pg 3'HSw,os AUD uts.ru'i'"a,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-23
NOTICE
Is hereby given that ON the
2nd Day of January, 1855,

between the hours Of o clock a. NJ. and
S O'Clock y. NJ, namely 81 l O'Clock y VI OF
said daykn mont of the Conu llnnSe d>0r of
sail Hlll ricl Court IN liaN.thGne. N-Nada.
will offer for sale rs the Jaw, d reefs. b, Ihe
highest bidder for cash all right. iitloand
interest pf llm sSld Gc.t'ndnut OF the 2lsl dar
of JulS 1885, and witch il has since acquired
in and 20 saia estate. or - much her Oi Is
ls ma, be necessary to sais'A said jud2 mtnt
ami all costs.
+, B. CT IMAM,
>hcdd
BY i VI. M.GAkLEN,
Deputy
hawthorne. New, peccrit her 9th 1ssS5
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-23
-
,. q NkIsAD rs A GAMBIA ATE

There is hut httlc doubt that Goycr.
nor Kinkaad will be pr"mincnt as \ can
didah for the Republican nomination
for he Goernorship Many Nevada
people woutlhe glad OF the oppofl9,
nifty Ia vote for him again amt they
will naturally push HIM forward
,.Rses.Sh,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-23
SEALED PR 0p0SRLS!

IN TUE NATTER OF ADVERTISING
l for bids .or tain, charge Of the Count,
ilospi,3, and carr Of the intilgent sick Of tho
cunaiy of Esmerald9.
Ia Darsu ince oi an orc.Cs of The Board ri
CuaNty { lmmissiancrs "a: f.>merld;. County,
siafs 81 Nrv..'la, asdeon 'su VI, day q. De,
cemheE, \. ID. 1875.
SEALED PROPOSALS
wiz b. received by se,d Board of Iuguiy
tnmmi sriorc's Ct Esn'-ra ia Coaaiy. Ne.
Naaa. NJ The o!iee ui sns. County Clerk, at
Hawthorne, IN -aid county, apto
J.aasrs .. I>sG al I Ue.nck y, NJ.
~ said day, ier The EiS.ntgiance OF the
County d"spI@ snS osre II is.ladiieni hek
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-23
wtses1ls

IT Home Rule n eAtrhlished in
1neland. what will The dAmmltrrs
and land leaeuers do tng prrlvnse 10
eollcct the wages of the poor lahprcls
and servant girls in his cnrnlN.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-23


OF tie county. AZ sxir. tuvn Of Hawthorne, and
for furnishing medicines. Tnedicsl and surg1-
cal attendance for the same from the 9Th day
OF January. 1885. to the 31st day of pecemoer,
1885, and for furnishing medicines, medical
and -urgca attendance f,r the prisoners con-
fined In the County Jail for the same period
The contractor to enter into bond In the
sum Of
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS,
With good and sufficient snreties for the faith
ful pert rmance of the same.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Proposals to be sealed and directed to the
County Cl.rk at Hawthorne, Nevada, and TO
be designated from other communications
thus: Proposals for care OF INDECENT SICK
BY order of thu Board OF County Commits
sioners OF Esm sraida County. Nevada.
I. N, FARWELL, CLERK.
Hawthorne. Decent her 9Th. 1885
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-23
WILLIAM OOTHOUT,
AND AGAINST
THE NEW YORK AND SILVER
PEAK MINING COMPANY,
DEPENDANT,

wherein there is found to be due the said
plaintiff, from the said defendant, the sum Of
Eight HUNDRED AND S1AXY-F0UR
dollars and twenty-five cents 1854. 22). dam
ages, and interest thereon at the rate ef six
per cent per annum. from the 18th day Of
November A. ID. 1884 until paid, besides
costs. and accNiing eosts, amounting to
EIGHT dollars and eighty cents (SS. SOY. an.
all costs of levy and sale legally 10 accrued
and by said writ of ex cution. am command.
ed to make the said several amounts out of
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-23
SHERIFF's SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FxEcU.
Dlion saucd out of the Third Judicial
District Court Fsmeralda County, State OF
Nevada 10 me delivered on the Sd day OF
D,eembcr. A. d. 1895. upon Judgment of
said Court rendered on the 2lst day OF July.
A ID. 1855, Ia favor OF
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-23
sHERIFF's SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXEcU.
Dton issued out of the Third Judicial
District Cop Esmcralda County. State OF
Nevads, to me delivered on tue Sd day OF
December. A. d. 1885. upon Judgment
OF said Court rent cred on the 2lst day OF July
A. ID. 1885. In favor of
The Nevada picayune., 1885-09-24
An Exploded Boom.

long, .aaa. lea. and chrome AUt-Pot- ash Boom met tie new, fit and -Nucy A.- Anta B,. Bold Boom, on a bot, sultry day'
 "Who are yau 2' asked the E. E. B. Boom, "I am the old Anti-potash Boom,' was the sad rcply, us the pers spir.tion rolled down and 1t lornel heavily on the B. |. E.
 "Don'r lean on me" said the E. B, B. Boom. T may look strong. but am qui'y young-onlY Ii months old, am growing rapidly, and am mighty weak in the knee. I am doing the worl, which you have failed to do, although you are 5e wears old. You are old, aud tough ana rich, and don't rc- quira q support. But what causes you to look so thin of iate"'
 "Wel, | hardly }now,' replied the Anti Potash Boom. My physicians tcll me tha' ny abilities nave been oyor-ruted, and that while trying to whip out all opposition by boast and bras, that have proven my ahi'i- ty. old age k also creeping oa me-having fought near 50 years before any ore knew was livirg-nnd now am unable to perform .elts that others are doing am collapsed. my friends have turned against me and call me names, and oh Lordy, how sick become at the sight of 5. B. E. Hold ny head whi'e l die
The Nevada picayune., 1885-09-24
Co-Opcration of the Wife.

No man ever prospercd in the world without the cooperation of his wife. If she unites in mutual endeavors, or rewards his labors with an endearins smile. with what confidence will lac resort to his daily toll, meet difficulty and en- counter danger, if he knows he is not spending his strength but that his labor will be rewarded by the sweets Of home. Solitude and dis appointment enter the his. tory of every man's life; and he IS only {. half provided for the voyage who finds but an asso, ciate for happy hours, while for his months oi darkness and distress nc sympathizing partner is prepared .-Exchange.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-09-24

Hartford Times: "Twas mid night on the seas,' or what was about the same thing; late in. the evening, and the yacht was becalm. ed about three miles from shore "Algeron dear. Must we stay on this dreary waste of water all night?" Really l don't know. have four great blist6rs on my hands from rowing and am really awfully tired. ' "Go to sleep dude, ,
 was the spirited reply, and she took the oars herself and pulled the boat in shore in short order She sails no more with that dude
The Nevada picayune., 1885-09-24

Chicago Sun: Let everybody be glad. There are abundant indica that the hard times are about over. In Pennsylvania the iron mills are resuming work and the activity of these win favorably effect every branch of industry The demand for iron indicated by this move ment seems to have awakened rather suddenly, for the cable an nounces ''great revival" of the iron trade in some parts of Eng land caused by purchases for America.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-09-24
A SUNBEAM,

Compared to other remedies, B. B. E. is the radiant sunbeam of middad. ilinging its glttcyiug glare to saddened hearts, while other, are pale moonbyams, pushing along through misty mcshes of darkness, iR search of something they can cure.
 IL cures Blood Diseases aud roisous, C." tarrh, Old Ulcers. Scrcfula, Attenuation. Skin D,s .asos, kiKnev troubles, etc and We hold 82 pagc book full otevidonc,-A Atlanta evidencc-that cannot be doubted. proving all We claim. Our certificates are not phan- tasmagorcal Tor tur-tetched. bu. are vol untnry outbg-ets of mca and women ot Al lInta.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-09-24
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Alhoa2I a practitioner of near twenty wears. nv mother influenced he to procui, 5. E. lI. for her. Sine had been confined t hcr bed scverl month. wish NAeumAt'sn which had stubboruly resisted I'll the usuH remedies. Within twenty four hours H.t,l commenting E. B. B. ! observed marked rc lief She has just commenced her thira bottle and s nearly asactyc as ever. and .a. been in tho front yard "rU<e in hand, clean ing up. Hyr Improvement k truly 1r,aRo- Jui aad immensely gratifying.
 C. H. MONTGOMERY, ". p.
 Jacksonville, Ala, Jan. G. l-S5,
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