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District Government AnAirs.
CHARGES AGAINST LIEUT. ARNOLD, OF THE
POLICE

POLICE
Charges have been preferred by James p.
aampleton, residing on 18th street, against
Lieut.. r. A. Arnold, CT the 9th precinct, rs
follows: That the lieutenant entered his III. 81
house on the Oath instant, between 10 and II
O'Clock am, without a warrant and arrested
his eleven-yearold sou on suspicion OF pilfering
u painters glass cutter, and that the officer
insulfed Mrs. Hamb letou and entered her room
while she was dressing and searched for certain
articles OF clothing which he claimed the boy
wore on the day OF the theft. Lieut. Arnold is
missioner Webb has sent the matter % Major
Dye FOR Investigation.
PERMITS IN ONE MONTH FOR 221 NEW Bull D
During the month Of Angus, there were is.
sued from the building inspectors Office the
following permits: 22l permits Tor new builds
inys Ioa permits for repairs. l.Sia feet vault
Ing. ~ ratings, II awnings. This s the largest
months work ever done 80 the building inspec-
tors Office since its organization.
Gas MAINS
James Wilserson. superintendent Washing
ton Gas Co., asks permission to lay gas mains
on Wylie street northeast; 18th street, bet ween
and northeast; 9th street, between - and q
street, between I'd and Sd streets: spruce street
LeDroit Park.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisis: G. F. Dryer
repair frame. Is 9th street 4. 500 n
Eastman erect dwelling on street, between
10Th and goth streets; $1,000. :. E. Lewis
erect three three story and cellar dwellings P
street, near 14th street northwest: $4,000
John II. Miller repair brick, llO4 9Th street
southeast; $3.50. J. y. kiilnlon erect . two
story dwelling. johnson street; SI25. Larlina-
ton & Lambert repair brick, A1U 5th street
northwest; 81 500.
TAX COLLECTIONS IL August.
collector Cooks report for the month Of
Angus; shows that his collections from ali
sources Tor that month was s13,Ou9.0e. which
has been covered Into the Treasury.
MISCEILAyEoUs
Public Printer s. p. Rounds, in q note 20 the
Commissioners, calls attention TO the copcret e
pavement on the II street front of the Govern
ment Printing Office, which forms part OF ehe
sidewalk, and asks that il be resuriaced. He
also asks for the repair Of the driveway into the
Office from North Capitol street.
A. 81. Hanion, II. 3. King and others petition
for the Improvement OF Eayette (35thl street,
between and z streets. West Washington.
krause and others petition Tor q sewer and
water main on South Carolina avenue, between
Stn and 1th streets southeast
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DESIRABLE ELEvEN-MOOM COTTAGE AT
- MOUNT PLEASANT, SITUATED ON SIX
TENTH STREET EXTENDED, NEAR

On MONDAY AFTERNOON SEPTEMBER 80
SEVENTH at SIX O'CLOCK, we will SELL In fssrN
front Of the premis.s that desilai le 1l-roonl re-
Cottage at Mount Pleasant ON 18th street .Jtu,
IN sEs ." Of
and Lcmar's Outlet
The House has been Zewly painted and papered: has
Bathroom Cellar, cSte/i and fine we'll The Lot con-
tains about $4,000 feet OF ground, fronting on two
streets.
Terms: Small cash payment; balance one two
three and four years notes TO bear six per inter
est payable semanr ually to be secured by iced of
trust. Or all cash at option purchaser deposit of
500 required 81 time Of sale. Couvsyanotng, DC,
purchasers cost
This is chance to obtain delightful home on
easy terms and 70 street cars schools. &c
se2-5t DUNCANSON BkiJS AucrS
rHANCLRY SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ON L
~ STREET, BETWEEN FOUR-AND-A-HALF
AND sixth STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court Of 80
IN Equity cause No $50 wherein Catherine G.11i
DSgins was plaintiff and Bridget Doherry and oIuars
were defendants. will sell at public auction in front
Of the premises. on MONDAY, FOURTEENTH DAY
OF SEPTEMBEit, AID 1855, at FIVE O'CLOCK r
NJ the following described real estate situate in the
that certain piece or parcel Of land and premises
known and distinguished the eastern eleven Ill
feet and two inches front by the depth thereof Of
lot numbered thirteen l13, in square numbered Ave
hundred 5VO), togethsr with the impIovements,&c
Terms: One-hAH OF the purchase money to be In
cash. and the baance in tw Give months the deferred
payments to be secured by deed of trust the prop
erty sold or all cash. At the option the purchaser
deposit OF $lU0 At time Of SAFE All conveyancipR
&C. at the cost ofthe purchaser:
DrrNCANaON BROS AucrS anal .dSIs
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An ALLEoxD HoLfcY NAN WITH So26 IN BIS
POSSESSION.
Yesterday afternoon Detectives Ran and
Block arrested . coiored man named Wyatt
johnson near the Belt line car stables In South
Washington on suspicion of being In the policy
business and took him to the first precinct sta
ton, where, when searched, 1926 was found on
him, besides quantity Of policy parsphernalia,
and he gave bonds for his appearancs. The
ofhcers state that he arrested some
days ago, whom he only had three OF
81 Ia his possession, which be said was al the
money be had. Detective Raft says that he
writes policy IN the neighborhood OF Batemsn's
BANK and that man answ ering his description
was sec1iu that neig b borhood Yesterday. The
money is held by the police. The officers also
arrested Charles c. Cross on q charge Of policy
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CuTrcuRA.


l Am selling more Of the CurIcuRA REnKpeU for
eassases q The skin and blood than any other Tbs
Cu!1ccAA Soar. - its hrssclass quality deserves.
leacs al OF my soaps h dsrusnd both . toilsG soap
ana - heaust6es ana protector Of the skin.s
DR. W. 81. HALL
Fnnk11rt, Ky. Il
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Sold everywhere. Price: Cur1cURA. so cents; Curl
CUR soar, 25 cents: CurIcuRA REsoLvRNT, 81. PoT-
TER DRUe AND CHEMICAL Co., BosToN
Send nhr "How to Cure Skin Diseases"
PIN o. Blackhsads, Skin Rlsua,shss, and Baby
Humors, use CUTIcuRA Soar.
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- go sSSsSissi sipes3 II III a 10
- .egun q lgot 8 staanA Asr ~ wus sut
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SATISFACTORY REsuIrA

SAI1HEAC1URf KESuIIA
Your CuTIcr8A REMEDIES exesed both Ia sAieD aad
good results any skin remedy ever handled and Il
Is with pleasure that recommend them to eaR Gu.
TONERS, assured that they viii receive real henst and
satisfactory resulta
DR. D. BOWMAN Z SON, -
Bourbon. Ind.
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U1HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
TEE SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH AND SOUTH


TEE SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH AND SOUTH
Schedule In effect August So 1895
sG0 A MI NGH bCk'4 a IL, daily, excep. Sur
day 20 lOcal stations, come ting at ynclburg witt
HIS A. A.-NEW Ut.LFANS T Asst MAIL daily
making close connections South and Southwest COZ.
meeting At Lynchourx with y. and w. X. r. daily
except Sulday, with g aid y. hallway. Puilrl an
See ping Blu rfet from New YORK and Weighing
ton - AIiknta- ullInAD Sleeping cars from Nah.
fuxtOn Orleans without Change Of cars Pull
Pzri0r CARS from Washington - White sulphur
6s4S PM-LoUrsvILLE FAST LINE Daily via
Characteristic Ciucinneti, louisville and all
Western PoiE-a Pullman Slsepiug Cars. Washing
I04o p X~soUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS
5ue ana Charlotte Pullman Sleeping Cars rom
6AslingtoE 20 Atlanta aud Montgomery. Parior
Jars Montgomery TO New Dreams Pullman sleep
ers nom ashangton via Charlotte and Columoia 10
Augusta
M .uIss-s Division Train leave Washington at ass o.
N CallY, except sunday.
Val TO Trains leave Washington AZ 100 a. m
,Iy, except sunday. ll:16 a and S;46 2. IN.
Trains arrive in Washington: s:COa. N, Southern
ESI -. daily, SIS am. Strasbary local, daily
cert sun a., SO PIN, Lynclbury Nail, GsIly ex
cePt u2d AZ, 81 5 n. New Orleans Fast Mail daily
$40 ?. IL. louisville special, daily.
ioE tickets anu information inquire at Compsnys
y. an! Z. STALLION.
u SLAUGHTER, " MACDANIEL
au29 SOL HAAS Traffic M.nsSsr
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NEVER FAILING.

NEVER FAILING.
DO not know Of IN instance In which the Curt
crRA RE1exDiEs have failed 70 producs satisfactory
results believe have sold more Of them thGu Of
any other akin remedies have ever handed duriag
the thrty.three years Of my experience - druegs
A D. TRYON. Druggist.
Batavia, N. T.
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Army oRDARs.-capt. Frank D. Baldwin. 9Th

ARMY ORDARs.-Capt. Frank d. Baldwin, 9Th
infantry, Is, ut his own request, relieved from
duty as acting Judge advocate, department OF
the Columbia, 70 take effect October l, 1885,
when he will Join his company. The leave OF
absence on surgeons certificate Of disability
granted Major William H Penrose. 18th in
fantry, il extended six months. The blloW1ng.
named officers are relieved from duty as acting
Judge advocates of the departments designated
opposite their respective names, to take effect
October 1, 1885, and viii join their respective
companies az soon as practicable after that
date: Capt John r Myrick, Sd artillery, de-
Partment OF Dakota; Capt Cyrus s. Roberts,
17th infantry, department Of Arizona. Chap.
lain George g: Mplins, 26th infAntry, is relieved
nom duty It 81 Louis, Mo-, in connection with
the subject Of education in the army, to take
enect October I, 1855, and win Join his regi.
msnt- First Lieut.. Charles B. Getswood, eth
cavalry, viii be relieved from duty in the
department Of Arizona by the commanding
general OF that department, and win then Join
his troop IN the department Of the Missouri.
First Lieut.. John T. Honeycutt. LIST artillery,
r detailed ~ professor Of military scisnoe and
j., to taks effect October !. 10s6
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A PRoPERTY SALR-John A. ]. Creswell.
trustee, has sold to samuel c. Palmer.
fog >o.77l.66, two lots fronting 20 feet on the
north side Of Rhode Island avenue, between
18th and 18th streets, the price Per foot being
about 91.hA
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D i RS
10 TEN PER CENT
CLOTHING HOUSE
S27 and 500 Seventh street northwest
Corner Massachusetts, avenue
STRICTLY ONE PRICK
~ Open evenings until 81 Saturdays until IL.
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r OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.

i OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
We do hereby certify that s,sI--uise the arrange
ne7ts for all the Monthly and SsHt- Annual Drdvingso'
the Ioaisdnd STATE Lottery Company, and in person
nono0e aud control the Dr1tuncs Themselves and that
!df o,eard az parties, and ice d.horizs the Company
70 xss Mts certificate .ct fassinss " our siysatWss
0ttdcheu. u its advertisements"
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EMERsoN Pianos.
OVER 80, 90 NOW IN USE
thoroughly frst-class and reliable plano Ut q
medium price.
STICK CO AND BACS 4 co. PIANOS.
Pianos aud Organs exchanged. repaired. tuned.
toaed, aud for rent. Rent applied II purchased
besI ana most complete assortment OF So musicia
the city.
HENRY EPrRBACH,
916 street,
m29 Managing Partner of the ate nrm of Ellis q Co
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MEDICAL, &c.

Mrs BROWN tCOLORED, TAKES LADIES
Nx before and during Illness q her nice home 30S
Missouri ave NV. where they will have the bSss Of
care. ee2.lme
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0AHRIA0B LIcRNsEa - Marriage Noenses
have been issuod by the clerk Of the court 10
George h FrixIell Of Baltimore county, Nd,
Leonard A. Ehrmontrout and Blsnche Linkinss
9. Oscar Kaisling, Of Philadolphia. ond Baafricc
z Wada q Anscootia.
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aousn FuRs1au1soa.

JOHNSON 4 LuTTREIsI.
7l3 Aseces Spaca
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Legislature for Educational and Charitable purposss-
S na S s,e'' Sssn x saSsa
sas par, o the prsssnt state Constitution Adopted
ans o g. 1877 e'sr voted Q" and endorsed BY s
r, o,aDa 1in sse'' S ssa,ss o. gesssns.
sSHR SSss 8 $sIs s. fSR
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 1855
80 q Ss!a aIs PaIzE Pi sssS5a
10000 Tick eis e Five Dollars Each
frAe''01 LIST y t of Ph Il zRggssp0r'i0n
A. w .'.'''.'-.'---.'''..'..-'s 1870
OF s. s s$s-:::::::::: 1889
~ go 1OOO..-.-..-.....-....-.-...-.-. 10000
=, g : !: J: S s SS=:: E|$$s
APPROPRIATION PRIzEa
APPROXIMATION Prizes Of $?oO-..- 1870
DO 90 % $50 So go: ssS
1867 Prizes amounting to.... $285, 500
to tie office Of the Company In New Orleans
For nafshsr inionnaiion write clearly. giving full
or New Yofk Exehsngs In Ordinary Letter Chr.
rency oy Express la sums OF IS aud upwards At our
M Daag g'.sa!
Meke e O. Money ordess payable and address Rae
NEW ORLEANS HAr1oSALa BANK. -,
LOUISIANA NATIONAL aAsK.
STATE NATIONAL aAs S. Orleans Orleans I.
aERxAN1A NATIONAL sxSK.
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Eourrx CounIs-Fsd 1sree
complainant Ford agt Ford; appearAaos Or
daeo0. JoAnsoo ct Hood; Do Quick TT Gu
lick sales finally reti6ed Thslan ct Thoa6ns
teat1Mony oxd0co6 tnknD.
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RAILROADS.


TRAINS TO ROCKVILLE FATR.-Up. ..25 $40
Il l.: 90 peSu: x5,', Sd 4:S7. 7-sy. weuns,day.
urs1sE and Friday. Fare. including admission 70
GEOuntS.
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xH1 CHOLERA n 1xALY.@C0o4W General
Wood has notinod the stats department. to-day
that there have been four deaths from eho3ses
near Genoa and I'VE near NapleA
CHARLns D. HILL has resigned fsum The 0ta&s
department to accept the position Of cammis.
ssaonef at consular and diplomatic Gthsbits Of
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foLlct CoU11-vsS1 ~ - -
Today. WMie1 Cnao0G - AnerS -.
011soheook ee1anie 80 aegoaAD1 J01pb
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-03
Installation OF Officers.

At a joint meeting OF Eureka Lodge No.
a. and Mountain Lodge No. 81, 1. o. o,
r., on New Years night. the following
officers were installed:
Eureka Lodge-N. G., L. D. Albert; V.
y" !. Z. Alexander; Secretary. L. o. Ben.
suios, treasurer, j. Tognini: Warden, +,
=. wright; Conductor. l.. W. Cromeri
Inside Guardian, Charles Trembly; Out.
sac Guardian. s. Raphael; r. 8. N. c.,
nnsries Ferraris; L. s. N. G., A. MeAulay;
a., B.: '. g., J. Davidson; L. 8. V. G., J.
9%onilier; 4. s. g., j. E. Engstrom;L L. 8. s.,
I'm. L~indeburg.
Mountain Lodge-N. G.. II. H. Pearce;
n.e, William Zadow; Secretary, A. ].
porumj Treasurer. +. NJ. Hoffman; War.
nsn. r. Yost; Conductor, W. j. smith;
H's. g., W. 8. Beard; L. 8. N. G., W,
Hooper; Inside Guardian, William
GRANT Outside Guardian. j. Marietta;
E;s. '. g., E. Q. Jones; L. s. N. G., j.
Si'smorris; R. s. s., J. J. Mcdonald; L.
Q g., William Kilgour.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-03
COAST ITEMS.

Idaho cast o vote of 10, 1888 at its recent
election for a delegate to Congress.
Over 5000 Chinese landed in San
Francisco last year, against 1925 for the
year preceding.
After the organization of the Californis
Legislature next Monday. it is believed the
first thing in order will be to caucus for
the nomination of a United States Senator,
and friends of Sargent do not conceal their
belief that the honors will fall on him.
The recent report Of the State Treasurer
OF Colorado shows the finances of that
State are drifting into a sickly condition,
and the two houses of the Legislature are
called upon to put their ablest men on the
committees which are to provide the
revenue and spend it.
Secretary Teller has told a member OF
Congress that he is not in the Colorado
Senatorial fight, and intends to withdraw
from Office and politics, and that this de.
cision has been reached believing that he
could be elected Senator from Colorado il
he would only say the word. The "deci'
sion" is merely his own.
Ex-senator Sharon has filed in the
United States Circuit Court of San Fran.
cisco q suit against Sarah Althea Sharon,
which is more important than many
think. The suit is of such q character
that should Sharon gain il Judge
~Sawyer's decision would virtually offset
Judge Sullivan's, and the only appeal from
such a decision would be to the United
States Supreme Court.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-03
rtsE PROGRESS OF ro..yoAmY.
Mormon Elders Con yerting For
eigners TO Their Belief

A New York telegram of the Goth ult.
says: A London special says despite the
arrest and expulsion from the Republic
OF certain Mormon missionaries, who
have made themselves obnoxious to the
authorities by their methods Of work, re-
cruiting in the interest of the Utah reli-
gion, continues with great activity in
Switzerland. Apostle Cannon il manag-
ing the polygamous campaign in the Can
ton of Berne. On Christmas Day he held
a grand service in the parlors of the En-
men shaler Hotel, in the city of Berue.
He had no difficulty in securing parlors
Tor his purpose, aud conducted his
advertising without any apparent fear
OF the authorities. Admission TO service
was by official card. Only seventy persons
attended the service. OF these fifty we're
women, and all but two were elderly and ap-
parently willing to be husbanded. The ex-
ceptions were the young and comely Swiss
maidens who were densely ignorant and
apparently under the spell OF Cannon's
glowing promises.
Before his sermon Apostle Cannon ex-
hibited a flask of sacred oil, which he de-
scribed as a divine distillation. He in
vited all those present who were sick to
advance to the table and be Amounted
with this sacred lubricant, which, he
promised, was q cure for all diseases. But
the sermon had proven SO rejuvenating
that none Of the ancient maideps seemed
just then to need the holy oil. After the
sermon q sort Of experience meeting was
INDUCED in. One old spinster, who an
nounced herself as a happy and expectant
convert, told the assembly that her con-
version had made her so strangely happy
that even her dreams were pleasant now.
She recounted several OF these, and one OF
them showed the Saint, Joseph Smith, in
a sort OF eternal game Of b~lindman's-buff
with a lot Of angels who had nothing else
to do but to make Smith enjoy himself.
Cannon has arranged for a series Of Nor
mon mass meetings at Zurich and all the
principal towns Of Switzerland.
A special from Raleigh, n. c., says:
Wiley. Cragin and Bingham, three Nor
mon Elders, are preaching in Rutherford
county, near the South Carolina boun-
dairy. They brought with them twenty
three converts from Rockhill, s. G. They
have settled o. the farm of James Russell,
who has Joined them. They are holding
meetings and are preparing to build a
church. Their sccessions are mostly from
the Bsptists, and they have nearly ex-
hausted the membership and congregation
OF the New Pleasant Baptist Church.
There is considerable excitement in the
community, and they intend 10 prosecute
the Elders and members if they do not
leave the country.
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Arrived Safely.

L. ". Davis, Esq, Superintendent Of
the Richmond works, has received q letter
from Steve G. Humphreys, announcing
his safe arrival at Sunny Corner, Austria.
lis, notes from which We are permitted tc
publish for the qualification OF Mr.. Hum.
phrey's numerous friends in Eureka.
Steve arrived at his destination after a
pleasant run of twenty-seven days out OF
San Francisco. He had q spell Of five
days seasickness, but afterwards enjoyed
his trip. A few days spent at Honolulu,
drying and pleasure taking, left the i'm
preston that the island is a sort Of q Gar
den Of Eden, everything growing there
IN fruit that an epicure could desire.
From Honolulu he proceeded 10 Auck,
land, where he was not fgvorably i'm.
pressed with the colonists. He visited
the minis, but acknowledges that (al-
though a blsrsted Britisher) he prefers
decimal coinage to the intricate pounds,
ehillings and pence. Mr.. Humphrey
has gone to Australia under an engagement
with a strong English company, and is
quite sangnine Of the successful operation
Of the furnaces, which he is to take charge
Of. They are OF the water jacket pattern,
similar to those now in use at the Rich
moud works. Steve desires to be kindly
remembered to his old friends in Eureka,
all Of whom, the SENTINEL will vouch for,
will always be glad to learn Of his success
in Australia.
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The Richmond.

One would hardly imagine that times
we're dull after going up to the Richmond
works and looking around for q while.
Everybody there is busy, and each man ia
at his particular occupation. Perfect
order and system is noticeable, and moth
ing is left undone to make every dollar
count to the advantage Of the company.
The new Speiss furnace is running splen-
didly, the molten matter pouring out from
the spout in a thin liquid stream, the
volume Of which is equal to that OF a big
stream OF water pouring from a street
hydrant. The big pots are removed from
under the spout by mean OF 9 crane and
ranged around the latter. The lead, which
II left long enough to cool, would stick TO
the pot, is tapped from the bottom. and as
soon as this operation is performed,
a horse ia hitched to the pot
and it is drawn away and the
iron dumped out Of it in an incredibly
short time. The heavy snowfslls prevent
custom ores from coming in in the usual
quantities, yet there is plenty to keep the
furnaces running. 1t 10 said that in the
Richmond mine they have large quantities
OF orc reserved for the Winters run, and
the general indications are hat the COM
pany Is still quite prosperous.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-03
The Menace TO silver Mines.

The banking class Of people in the
Eastern States are exerting their influence
through a .venal press Iand certain facile
public men of both political parties at
Washington to destroy our silver mining
industry, by stopping the coinage of silver
in the United States Minis. II this is done
our mines will become worthless, and it ii
high time that conventions be called
throughout the State of Nevada, for the
purpose of memorializing both Houses of
Congress to do all that can and should be
done to preserve our silver interests and
improve rather than demoralize an indus
try without which this State cannot exist.
Our State legislators also must not forget
during the present session to take prompt
action for the purpose of heading off the
rapidly growing strength of the anti-silyer
class Of traitors in the East.
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Grub stake Them.

Winter has set in, and . number OF
miners who are out of work are anxious to
find shelter through the season. Many
q hardy fellow in this camp, although
very willing to work. that has not succeeded
in finding employment, is willing to take
chances with the mine owner, could he
but secure grub and q cabin to live in dur
ing the stormy period. Never was the
time 80 rropitious for the owners of small
mines. Get on 10 a few worthy fellows,
furnish them a cabin and grub through
the Winter, and give them q lib
eral share Of the ore they discover, and
the chances are that by the opening OF
Spring you will have a mine where now
you have little better thsn a hole in the
ground to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-03
Drunkenness, or the liquor Habit.
Can be Cured by Administering
DIR. Haines' Golden specific.

1t can be given in a cup of coffee or tea
without the knowledge of the person TAX
ing it, effecting a speedy and permanent
cure, whether the patient is . moderate
drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands
of drunkards have been made temperate
men who have taken the Golden Specific in
their coffee without their knowledge, and
to.day believe they quit drinking OF their
own free will. No harmful effects result
from its ad administration. Cures guaranteed.
Circulars and testimonials sent free. Ad-
dress. GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co.,
n 1856 Race ST., Cincinnati, o.