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GROWING OLD.

Growing old The pulses measure
Keeps ITS even tenor Sill
Eye and hand nor iail uo- faiter,
And the brain cbeFs The VIII
Only ~ the whitening tre-ses
And the deepening wrinkles tod,
Youth has passed away ike vapor
Prime = gone and Z grow Old
Laughter bushes II ~ presence.
Jay young voices Whisper lover,
Il ! dare TO finger by It,
All the stream 81 lie runs slower.
Though love tue Lair-h Of children
Though / prize y0Gih's virgin gold
What have 10 do with eitEer9
Time is te-lilg-I grow cid
Not 50 dread the gloomy river
aat shank from So Of yO-e.
AL my first Of love and friendship
esther on he further shore.
We're j. D0t the best % join them
Ere Zee the blood run cold2
Ere hear it said 100 ha-shiy,
stand hack from us-y0a are old 70
II All tIe Year Round.
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AATCHE5-Perodzssor SIC; Telegraph, SOC;
Eastern PaTIor, 81 s..
AETALS-In fgl supply, and prices weak sud
nominal Clipper Gap California; Pig Iron Il
quoted al s2f925 for Nos 70 "a ne
quote Is follows for other kinds Coke Tin.
s. a5ssj GO; Roofing Tn s. IS: Charcoal Tin. $ 3
q 80 = box; Yellow Metal. Isc; English
Cast steel, I+1I5c; Sheet Zinc. s1z@,ec; Pig Lead
352g4o; Bar Lead. 4lx24Lzc. Lead PIPE, &c.
Sheet Lead, SC; Bar Copper, lSc; Pig In, $40
NA1Ls--Locsl factory price. a. 50, snd 1oc Of
for lots OF 200 kegs
oII-Chins Nut. 551lS55c; California Castor.
s. % for So.1 and q IS FOR MOI refined c0c0annt.
S1149i2lSc; California L4nseed- II single barrel
lots, Soc for raw and Sc for boiled: petroleum.
lloS, IN cans. 17Sz1c: do. 1872. 2445jc: pl;rs
winter strained Lard re n har.els and sle
u tins; PcsseI Olive, 81 %; Piagnioi Olive.
5 3,@5 80: Duret do, s. 50G5 %. ext.s fine
Kids, sysss = dozen pints. Tie Arctic oil
N0FS2 Quotations are Is follows: Sp<rul CrI5e
&c; sEs1-Al Winter, = o.; BieAchef do q q:
Whale, Coast 5sSSoc; Natural Winter, o0c; DO
Spring, 5Sc; E!eacAsd Winter, slG65c; do Spring
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American California

IEA-h { quote goyu 4eOluIn SradSS OF JGp pan
at 50@35c
W0oDENwARE-The price-list Of the Coos
Bay Staye and Lumber CoInpany's product is in
part as follows: Pals, painted 5 hoops, So per
dozen: vanished do black hoops, 50 . var
n1shed DO galvanized hoops, s. IS; White
Pails-Black hoops, s. -; do galvanized
hoops, 50 75@-5 do, brsss-bound, 81 5U;9
9: Lard Pals covered, S3ta3 rs; Flour, $40
81 % and s. So for the three sizes: Feed and
Stable, sos for cedar, and S7do for oak;
Deck Buckets, q 54Gs5; Well Buckets, SO
l2i Water Kegs, 1896 per dozen; Tubs,
painted, 5000 per dozen, or So per nest; var
nlshed do, s992l; white do Sl6lG20 per DOZEN
Back co, s1taSlS q dozen; Keelers, 81 5oCa5 for
plain, and 500 per dozen for brass bound
Family Nashboards, 81 50; double zinc DO, 81
laundry, 8 30 per dozen.
WOODEN GOODS-The revised price-list OF
the Pioneer Wooden Factory and Mission Wooden
Mills, issued prn 10Th, is al hand. Fine White
Blankets, S2xlU2, extra superior lambs, are
quoted al SO per pair for AAAA and so for
AAA; smaller sizes are quoted so Tor SSx95 and
50 for oiXsi; extra super are quoted at SO, SIS
Slo and SD 90 according to size and finish; super
Grecian border. sll 50, ST. 81, IS and 81, accord
ing 70 size and finish: Cleveland Blankets. 72x90
size, s.; Pink, Blue and Red Blankets. 70xS0 SI2;
Cradle and Crib Blankets, 54xG6, 81 50 for Supe-
ror, and -, 81, S and 81 80 for smaller sizes OF
extra super Pink, Blue and Red do. 50; Washoe
Blankets, 50 20 for point . = for point and
50 50 for 10 II; same descriptions of Vienna and
Blue, So 81 and sl2 80 respectively; Scarlet and
S0lteriAo SO 50 tor point, IS for 8 point and
sl5 for 10 J.; Aottled Blankets, 80 aud SIS per
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SAN FRANCISCO HARRIET.
lREpoErED Fos THE KzooED-uNIoN-l
General ,Iercl,andise.


sAS FRAScIsoo. Sc ,teuiber 4th
BAGS AND BAGGING-The California Jute
Mil mss closed down for the InTpose az adding
some coarser machinery i has been found de-
sirable 70 extend the variety Of products. The
San Quentin factory is also expected to close
soon from the exhaustion of raw material The
demand for Grain Bags continues quite dull.
Calcutta Wheat Bags, standard weight and
size, this years importation, are quoted at
zs4@5J4c. California Jute Mil make are held
at 514er5tSc. Potato Gunnies are Jobbing at 100
lie; Wool Bags, 321 5G33c for . lbs and 35e for
Abs.
BOOTS AND SHOES-The opening fan trade
sales we're held last month The first sales for
September are already announced. On the 9Th
Greenebaum K Co. vii! offer 90 cases Of East
ern and California made goods OF every variety
and style, and on the It'll NewhalPs sons q co.
viii follow with q similar sale, the catalogue
comprising !, 30 cases fof men and boys and so
cases for women and girls; also Il large line of
Rubber goods. Purchasers at both sales are
promised a liberal credit. A large attendance
IS expected not only from the CITY, but from the
interior.
BREAD-The California Cracker Company's
price list for some Of the principal varieties
in cases containing Is, 90 and 80 ms each, is as
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NEW YORK STATE.

The " KyEEISG JOURNAL, print
cd at Albany, the capital Of the
] state Of Hcw York, is the best ad-
vertisiug medium II the state,
and the best daily newspaper. |
its Weekly edition Is the leading
weekly in New York, and is sent
I for Il 4 year TO any part Of the
country. postage free Every
subscriber to the Weekly also |
! receives gTotUi,o1islU q cory FOR
one year OF the monthly maya
4 zine Good Cheer" The SEMI
WEEKLY JoURSAL is cent fer 81
8 year, and with il is sem free Of /
chGTge joT 0HS gfGr, the house I
! hold magazine, Good Cheer"
end the farmer s monthly. " our
Country Home" Send f5E speci-
men copy.
". J. ARKELJ, President,
Albany, n. !.
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GEoEGIA's NATURAL LIZA natural inb
Is found ST. the bottom Of a copper mine al
the foot Of the Kennesav nountafn. in
Cobb county. Ga II IS peculiar LIQUID of
g deep wine color, and when few drorS
Of nu.-gsll arc sdded it turns jet black. and
at once becomes ink OF the best quality.
The records Of the county have for years
been kept in this natural ink. which
Printer
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LADIES OF SACPAMENTO

4 Nd VICINITY. We SHALL HEREAFTER
n keep on hand make 70 order for ladies the
latest style Of CEd Gloves, With Rutry Fssten-
best imported Kid; also, several colors Of Castor
Buck, including Black and Green finished Buck
Gents Working, Driving ana street Gloves Of
al kinds made. Don't mistake the place, 1919
Ninth street, Odd Fellows Temple. The only
place in the city where they know how 10 make
good glove. AT work warranted heavy glove
hand saved. LODGES SACRA MENTO GLOVE
FACTORY. ieIE-tfTuThg
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WAsH PoR OLD painted Woopzozz.
Two ounces of soda dissolved in quart of
hot water viii make ready and useful
solution for cleaning old painted woodwork
preparatory 70 repairing This mixture, in
the above proportion, should be applied
when warm. and the woodwork afterwards
washed with water TO remove al traces OF
soda
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ODORLESS EYCAVATOR.

TiEssPOoIS AND VAULTS CLEANED
". cheap ard free from all offensive o1orz
Orders left az Carpenters Wood and Cosl Yard.
f26 street; or at Pacific Market, rs street,
VIII be promptly attended to.
aulG-fpsT1 J. II CAMPBELL. Il co
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Aversion 10 society, Dt1ness Of Vision, NOiEes
il the Head tie vital fluid passing tnODserred
in the 1riae, aid many other diseases tAst Iest
% insanity snd death
DIR. MESTIEI who IS . regular physician
graduate Of the University Of fenusgl yauiaj, viii
SgTee 70 forfeit Five Hundred Dollars fOr &
Gaze Of this kind the VITAL REST TAATIVE
under his special advice aud traasEeat) VIII
not cure, OF for anything impure or Ujuriouf
found in it. DIR NTIHTjE treats al Private
Diseases successfully without mercury. Con-
sliitatlon Free. Thorough examinati0n and
advice, including analysis Of urine, 50. Price
OF vital Restorative, ~ 80 s. bottle, or four
tiIsea the quantity, IS; seut to any address
upon receipt Of price, or 6. o. J., Fecured from
observation, and n private name II desired, be
a. y. SIIETIE, 81. D., No. II Kearriy
street, san f,ra1clscos Col.
SAaPLE BOTTLE FREE
WIZ be sent TO any one applying By letter s.st-
ing symptoms, sex and age Strict secrecy &,
regard 70 sll business transactions.
DE. 8ENIf1'S KIDNEY RIM fDT, = -
Phi SETICUAf, cuEes al kinds If Kidney snL
Bladder Complaints, GOnorrhsaa, elect, LeucuI-
Ebosa- For sale by al Druggists b S bottle Ei1
bottles for s..
Ok. ETTNTIE's DANDELTOE PTLIs srt
The best snd cheapest DEsPEP5zA aud
BILIOUS c1Te IN The maEkeL For ssle " al
Ururrisja
KfRg, GzAgY q CO, sacramento, wholesale
Agenes n1y9-tply &oTwly
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Elk
] i=ting between NJ. z. ODELL and 2, +. ROSS.
under the drn name Of Odeu & Ross" mas
been dissolved BY mutual consent. MIR. ODELL
VIII continue the business cole Ct al dents and
pay ell bills Of the firm. SOFT
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-. TAETRTTTEE.

SPECIALIST AND GRADUA Tt
No. II REARnE STREET.
THREATS ALL CHRONIC. PRIVATE ArI
i Special Diseases with the same ao1derfu
success rs Of old.
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH RRMEDI

Is a neysr-failiug GJlrs
fer Ferrous Debility,
Exhausted Vital J,
; emir 81 weakness,
spernaJCrThga, Lost
MeahoOG,Ia potency,
Paralysis. and Gil tbe
terrible eHectg Of self.
abuse, youthful folHe,
and eXcasscaia mature
yea-s-suCE IS Loss o.
Ne n ory, Lassit13e
N0GtuClsI El,issiJuH
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NORFOLK SALOON.

Il ST., bet, Twentieth and Tweuty-flrst.
NOOL AND DELICIOUS BEER AND TIE
~ Finest Wines, Liquors an5 Cigars.
aU91mfp JACOB sCHEITT, Proprietor
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SALOONS, ETC.

FIFTH AVENUE SALOON,
1915 FIFTH STREET, BET. j AND Il.
TEE SHARPEST, COOLEST AND MOST
i Delicious Beer always on draught at cent?
a glass Best Of Vines, Liquor. and Cigars l.
STOCK. EDWARD DIEIEhLE, Proprietor
arIll-artf
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go Gsary street, San Fraalisc> Cal
Private Entrance, go Mason street. four bi "a "a
UP 0eary street from Beafny. bTein entrance
throush D1spensary Drug Store. dGlvdzw VI ye01
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ual indulgence is practiced by the youth Of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing
with uuerrug certainty the following train OF
morbid symptoms, unless corcbated BY scientific
medical measures, viz SGllow counteuance,
dark spots under the eyes, pain il the head,
ringing in the ears. noise Ike the rustling OF
leaves and rafting Of chauOts, uneasiness about
the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused Wis
ion, blunted intellect, loss Of confidence diff
deuce in approaching strangers dislike to form
new acquaintances, disposition 10 shUn society,
loss Of memory hectic Pushes, pimples and va
r!ous eruptlCus about the face flirred tongue,
foetid breath, coughs consumption, night sYeats,
mOnomania and frequently insanity.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons AZ distance may be cured at home by
addressing letter 10 DR.. GIDEON stating case,
symptoms, length Of time the disease has con-
tlnued, and have medicines promptly forwarded
free from damage and curiosity, to any part OF
the country, with full and plain directions. By
inclosing ten dollar i'll registered letter, through
the POstofice, or through Wells, Fargo & Co.. q
package of medicine viii be forwarded to any
part Of the Union. The Doctor cures when others
tail. Try him. Mention the RECLRD- UNION.
Address DR.. J. F. GIBBON
jA2i-ipt Box 1867, San Francisco.
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Ilt'aIll I0E sIsI!U
ness Of the parts, Kidney and Bladder Com
plants, Impurities of the Blood and Diseases OF
the Skin.
1t permanently stops all unnatural weak
ening drains upon the system, however they
occur. preventing involuntary seminal losses
facilitating dreams, seminal losses with tbs
urine or while st STOOL etc. so destructive to
mind and body, and cures all the evil effects Of
youthful foiljes and excuses, restoring EX-
hausted Vitality, Sexual Decline and Loss OF
Manhood, however complicated tie case
may be.
A thorough as we'll as n permanent cure
Strength and Vigor OF Manhood is absolutely
guaranteed by this justly celebrated and re
liable Great Remedy. Price, s. 50 per bottle, OF
five bottles for so. Sent upon receipt Of price
or G. o. D., to any address, secure from obseTys.
ton and strictly private by
q I.ErIlsE
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EEDiCAL.
This Great
Strengthening
Remedy
and Nerve Tonic

iCures with unfan-
ling certainty Ner.
lyoUs and Physical De-
ibuity, Seminal Weak.
mess, Spematorrhus,
iImpoJeBcy, Prosta-
ttorrhUa, HyperR s.
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symptoms and age
Consultations strictly confidential, by lei.
ter or at Office. FRKE.
It Is an established fact, acknowledge
by ali, that DIR. SALFIELU'S REJUYF I'm
ATOE Is the only true specific, which
never fails To cure Nervous Debility, Pros
tautis and the aforementioned com
plants, positively restoring Lost Manhood,
and with which expensive special treat
ment is not required.
SS- For the convenience Of patients, and IL
order TO insure perfect secrecy, have adopted g
private address under which al packages are
forwarded. -dowtf
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MEDICAL.
To the Unfortunate.
DR.. GIBBONS DISPRNSARY,
G23 keArnY street, San Francisoo.

Established in 1854,
for the treatment OF
Sexual and Seminal
Diseases, such as Con
orrhGa, elect, Structure,
Syphilis in ell its forms,
Seminal Weakness, I'M
potency, skin Diseases,
etc. permanently cured
OF no charge.
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Seminal weakness.

Seminal Emissions,
sthe consequence ofself-
:abuse. This solitary
Twice or deprayed sex
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PIP. 9. %. SELFIELn.

40 KENNY sIkkLI, sAN FkANCIscOl CAL.
So q ~ 80 e. Sufficient TO show IT,
cSA,r,9 EACItso ,N$iso merit, viii be sent 70
- @->'10 VIZ wv " SS1'aHy one applying BY
letter Stating his
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-04-08
A Quartette Of Patriots.

A group of lawyers were discussing g
the late war at the corner of Whitehall
and Wall streets yesterday.
was at Shiloh" said one, "and
while standing under smoky sky In
storm of leaden hail beheld the
noble Albert Sidney Johnston fight
and fall upon the blood-red alter of
his country"
And l." said another, "was at the
Wilderness when the very air was red
with the fire OF battle and the myriad
Minnies sang their death song in the
ears of the brave. l, too, fought, bled
and died for my country"
And IT, said another, "stood in the
fires front al Gettysburg when the wild
rebel yell mingled strangely with the
shrek of the deadly shell that plowed
the patriot ranks. too. fought, hled
and died for my country"
"And |, gentleman" SAID lanlx
seedy, solemn man with faded um,
brella under his arm. was at Jones.
boro when shot and shell sped swiftly
by in the wagon train and all seemed
lost. But [, too, was patriot; and
while neither fought nor died, l bled
for my country-l bled the army
mules! Gentlemen, am horse
doctor; are there any jackasses in this
crowd !'-Atlanta Journal.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-04-08
Wonan'a Won't,

When the Danish missionaries had
secured the confidence of the Green
landers, marriage was made religious
ceremony. Formerly the man married
the woman by force. One of the mis-
sionares writing in his journal, des-
cribes the present style of courtship as
follows:
The suitor coming to the missionary
says:
II should like to have wife"
Whom ?" asks the missionary.
The man names the woman.
Hast thou spoken to her"
Sometimes the man will answer.
Yes, she is not unwilling, but thou
| knowest womankind
More frequently the answer is mo"
"Why not?'
at is difficult. Girls are rrudish.
Thou must speak to herr
The missionary summons the girl,
and after little conversation says:
Il think it is time to have thee
married"
II won't marry"
What pity! | have a suitor for
! thee
"Whom?"
The missionary names the man who
has sought his aid.
He is good for nothing! l won't
have himw
But" replies the missionary, she is
good provider. He throws his har-
poon with skill, and he loves thee"
Though listening to his praise with
evident pleasure. the girl answers:
II won't have him."
well, ! won't force thee. l shall
soon fnd wife for such clever
fellow
The missionary remains silent, as
though he understood her mo" TO have
ended the matter, AT last, with sigh,
she whispers:
Just as thou wilt have It."
NO. replied the clergyman, "as
thou wilt; I'll not persuade thee"
Then with deep groan, comes
Yes" spoken somewhat quickly, and
the matter is setlled.--Cteueland Leader.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-04-08
Fires From Innocent Sources.

Under certain conditions some com.
mon articles of household decoration
may be sources of danger. An insur.
ance company is reported to have
refused risks in houses in which per.
fect(y spherical fish globes or water
bottles are kept. The company claims
that during the coolest portion OF the
winter three fires were started In
parlors where articles were In such a
position rs to receive the direct rays of
the sun through plate. e.glass windows.
1t is said there is no danger if the
vessels are oval or slightly fiat,s1ed A
writer in the Cincinnati Price Current
saws fire was started on his library
table by the sun shining upon his
paper weight made of four glass globes
fastened together SO that three rest
upon the table and one rests above the
others.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-04-08
A LOST DAY.

How many tasks planned At dawn.
l said, "When this fair day has gone,
And sit down al eventide
To count the work my hands have done
Between the rise and set of sun,
shall be fully satisfied"
And then wove web Of dieams,
And hours slipped by like sunny streams,
Unnoted in their rapid flight,
And when | reused myself at last
To act, found the day was past,
And sunset fading into night,
Oh, foolish dreams, Oh. wasted days
This, and this only. can cay:
Not one good deed my hands have done"
How much might have done had
But used the hours rs they passed byt
But have sQuandered every one.
God gives his days for us to use
For some good purpose. five choose
To squander them, how great our sin!
| shudder when think he keeps
A record of them all, and weeps
To see the misspent ones therein.
Oh. ye who give to dreams Gods hours.
A serpent turks beneath the flowers,
or idle moods and week delay.
Rousel Make to-morrow's record fair;
Be this the angels entry there
"To-day atones for yesterday"
Eden Il. Rsrford
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-04-08
The Chicago Young Woman.

The principal of the Young Ladies'
Academy of the north side wished to
know Of one of the class why she was
late.
MY beau slew me last night quite
late and was tardy in arriving this
A. NJ" gigled the coming woman.
Do you mean that you were OUT
slayingy'
Il was not slain, if you please.
Present slay, past slain, past perfect,
slew. What he did was past, and you
can bet it was perfect
What an incorrigible you are"
said the poor distracted teacher.
He said | was daisy" replied the
young Miss, throwing piece of chew
ing gun to the ceiling and catching
II in her mouth as it fell.-Chicago
Herald
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-04-08
Typical wssts, Fertility.

The following story of an engineer
on Western railway shows how fast
the country is growing. We do not
hold ourselves responsible for the truth
OF the story, but We do not hesitate to
say that it is mot much of story, ;"
compared with that told by the West
ern man who makes an effort:
"Cnc day l was driving my engine
over the prairie at the rate Of forty
miles an hour, without house In
sight and supposing the nearest town
to be thirty miles distant But as l
glanced ahead was astonished to see
that was approaching large city, I
rubbed my eyes, thinking that it was a
miracle.
"Jim,' says to the fireman, what
this place?'
80 Blimed if ! know" says Jim,
staring out of the cab Il declare, If
there amt a new town crowded up
here since we went over the line yes
terdayr
"I believe you are right, jim.
Ring the bell or We shall run over
somebodyr
80 slowed up and we pulled into
large depot where more'n five hun
dred people were waiting to see the
first train come into the place. The
conductor learned the name of the
town, put it down on the schedule, and
we went Oh.
Jim,' says l, as we pulled out,
keep your eye open for new towns.
First thing you know we'll be runnin'
by some strange place
"That's SOP says Jim. An hadn't
we better git one OF the brakeman to
watch out on the rear platform for
towns that spring up after the engine
gets by %-Ne,o York Sun.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-04-08
The Inauguration Expenses.

The business of the Inauguration
Committee has been virtually wound
up. The amount received from the
sale of ball tickets and deposited with
the Treasurer was $35,627 SO; sale OF
invitation cards, $341 20; total, $35,
96S 20. A careful count of The tickets
received at the entrance shows that
zoos were found in the boxes, which,
o comparison with the count of sales,
! 5 moro tickets were sold than
received. The sale OF the lumber of
the roof realized $l,307, and the state
ment is made that the income from
the promenade concert, sale of privi-
leges, lumber, ETC., will swell the
aggregate amount received to about
$4,000. This amount comes within
$400 or $500 of meeting the expenses
in full, and will allow the return of
nearly all the funds subscrlbed.-.St.
Louis Globe. uemocra
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-04-08
How a Wart was Removed.

A lad of ten years living in West
Ansonia, Conn, was afflicted with a
seed wart on the top of his foot 1t
was very troublesome at times, and he
often loosened his shoe to prevent the
irritation, On two occasions the war,
had been cut to the surface of the foot,
but would soon grow again, each time
TO larger proportions. A lew weeks
since, us the boy was sitting at the table
eating his dinner, his shoe of rs usual
n large pet rooster came in for the
crumbs, and In his haste TO get away
with as many as possible in short
time, suddenly seized the wart. Before
the lad could shake HIM OFT he, with
his forcep-shaped beak, pulled the war,
out by the roots. The wound healed
in few days, and there is no appear
ancc of further growlh.-Boston Jour.
nul
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-04-08

Don't you know" said a gentleman
in II bar.room to very seedy looking
party who was about to drink glass
of steaming hot whisky, THAT the
fumes of that hot liquor are very
intoxicatlngs Two or three such
glasses will make you terribly drunk"
" No, they won't"
why not%
" Because haven't money enough
to buy two or three Of en- said the
seedy party sadly.