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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-28
WASHINGTON Notes.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept, 27.-ISecre-
tary Bayard left Washington at noon to.
day for short vacation. He goes first to
Boston. lie expects to be absent about a
week.
The President to-day appointed VIM. G.
Allen, of South Carolina, TO be L. S. Con
sui at Piedras Ncgros Mexico.
The issue of standard silver dollars from
the mintS during the week ended Sept. 2j
was $S72, 99S, The issue during the Con-
greSSional period of last year was 1904, 493.
The shipments of fractional silver coin since
September amounts to 81, ,O12,0l2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-28
THE TALL SYCAMORE
.,ruv WABASH LIGHTS MO THE G. O. P.
" 1A RIGHT AND LEFT,
,vz Vigorous Speech the BrusqUs Salesman Of
rii,na Arraigns the Republican Party For
Is Twenty Years Of GisOls-Ths
Campaign Well Opened.

1xpr,xAPoLIS, September ga Dem,
=. mss meeting was held here to
n. ~ which Senator voorhees, was the
's,.;r,I speaker. The Senator began his
III by condemning the Republican
~ for denouncing the Democracy for
- Of which the former had been
lily guilty, and then passed to a con.
,,,-,fiop of the HayeS-Tlden count, the
IN Of which he characterizes as ''the
..;,,,nh OF a dishonest ballot and false
,rrt The speaker then re
.;.rsI the Republican record in ret
.,rc, To the Pacific Railway, the
r,.kv ring. etc, charging wholesale
IDS He then took up the civil service
,.,,m and charged that the Republican
,,,,v had been dishonest in its advocacy
:, ,bat measure quoting statements of
neral Cox. of Ohio, in support Of his
mons In this portion Of his speech,
-. senator dwelt particularly upon
rur ASSESSMENT OF OFFICE HOLDERS
81. rs,YhIirlnS. The remainder of the
..o'ror., argument on this point was de
ID defense of the administration
.,I , review of the shortcomings of Re
-rb,lau office holders including the Re
i-bI,,-n administration in the South from
i,5tol~7l. The speaker then denOunc-
- m. Republican financial and public
ln5 n,lirr,S. and lauded the position OF
.I- h,mn,rarv on the labor question. On
,5. .rbir,t Of the tariff he said the kepub-
r.,r, were indefinite and vague, and de-
.r,-sl himself i'm favor of tariff revision
,,,,b "a view tn the reduction of taxation.
r5p senator then took mp the subject of
r,r.inns and argued in favor of an income
"a, 10 assist in raising revenue for their
payment.
lu,prakug ot
THE PRESIDENTS VETOES
.-,.,.lrp bills. he said he should not dis
.,,. rl,'r merits and insisted that the
p..,,J,ur acted from honest and and con-
...rnri,u> motives. He cited the action
,,,fe House ut Representatives in adopting
r,g,.nu legislation as retutatIOn of the
'nre. thIt the Democratic party was ut
.rurt, with the soldiers. He defended
r,.D-rtI Blacks course rs Pension Commits
SINNER amt claimed that the work OF the Of
ire mldr splendid showing. He charged
m. Rrpubfr..nS with inSincerity and du-
pnGty on the liquor question and argued
N t,or of the license system. The re-
nl,aIrr ed the speech WAS devoted lOadiS-
.I,,.ou uI the state grrrimander and IN APP
,-l to voters To continue the democracy in
.uWrr
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Advice to the IrisI,.

DUBLIN, Sept. 1.-THE Fr,emaa's Jour
aai says that Mr.. parnell's cablegnm u
President Fitzgerald, Of the Irish National
league in America. is virtually an appeal to
the Irish at home and abroad.
f"From the British government" adds
the paper, nothing can be expected by
the Irish people who may, however, have
every thing by thar own endurance hacked
by the help oi their eiilcd countrymcn.
There must bc no disorder no wild imam
ity no acts destroying the worlds sym
pathy. Where the landlords give proofs
that they are fairer minded let them lie met
by ilir dcaliDRv
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nI,i.,r II..,.n Nominated -.

Nav ORLANs, September 27,-The Re
puh!,r,ls OF the Second Congressional dis
irict to-day nominated Major Andrew
Hero for Congress. Major Hero served
throughout the war in the Washington
Artillery in the army Of Northern ir-
rlnia, aud is now MAJOR of that organlZa-
tiOu
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WHEELING, W. VA, TUESDAY MORNING,

and in his pocket book letter was found
from lady in indianapolis, signed
Clara, and indicating by its tone that
she was hiswife by its tone. In
one compartment ofthe pocket book
were found not less than
fifty small pieces of bills, which looked as
if they might be pieces torn from bills, in
snatching out of peoples hands. He was
taken charge of by constable Welsh, and
Mr.. Taylor and taken to North Baltimore
where he will meet the postmaster and
stand chances of identification. All the
fellows wear fine clothes and look rs much
like gentlemen as anyone you would meet
in a months travel. They talk and act
decidedly refined, and all snlffed the
good substantial supper that awaited them
in the Jail.
A canvas man in the employ of the cir
Gus was.
HIT on THE HEAD
with stake by one of the foremen last
night, and afterwards arrested. In the
Jail he Immediately identified the tony
prisoners, and to the reporter declared they
were all blacklegs and that the show was
merely blind, to cover up their opera
tions. 1t is fact that the proprietors
must know the taking business goes on
under their canvas, as it is built specially
for that purpose. .-aa,----=---s.-...
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TmnLarCe Fires.

ALBANY, Wis, September 27.-Mur'
ray's block containing ]. W. Hicks drug
store and Il. j. McAteoS confectionery,
WAS totally destroyed by fire last night,
Loss S12, 800; insurance 1000.
DES MONIES, IA, September 27.-Fire
in an Iowa seed store this forenoon, on
Fourth street, destroyed the stock and
building. Loss 500, 900, fully insured.
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DON'T Owe Van Aken.

PITTsBURGH, PA, September II
United States District Attorney Stone,
who has appeared as attorney for the Cres,
son, Clearfield County, New York and
Snort Route Railroad, in cases brought
heretofore against it, in an interview to,
day said The claim of Van AIKEN, ot
New York, for $93, 600 for work done in
the construction or the line, has no founda'
tion. The road is in good condition.
Bonds are selling ut par and stock cannot
lie had at less than par. The road does
not owe Van AIKEN dollar, but is amply
able to pay any sum that may be decreed
AGAINST il -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-28

The unprecedented success and merit of
EIy'siCfeam Balm-s real curr Cor catarTh,
hay fever aud eold In the bead---has in
duced many adve0tnrers to place c.tassh
medicines bearing some resemblance In
appearances, style OF name, upon the
market, in onier 10 trade upon the reputa-
tisn of Ely's Crcam Balm. Don't be de-
ceiyed. Buy only Rly's Cream Balm.
Many in yonr immediate loszAiiiy will ter
tify in highest conimendafion Of II A
particle is applied into each snstsil; 10
pain; agreeable 80 use. Prizes JDc.
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Lnnlnnchs and paly to Fight.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, September 27.-GeOrge
I.aBlanehe, the Marine, has accepted ehal-
lenge of Dan Daily, the western middle
weight champion, to fight eight rounds,
Marquis of QueenSberry rules, with four
ounce gloves. The battle will occur early
in October
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-28

KANSAS CRY, M. sept N.--Ahsut
forty union book aai i,l. iainfess employ
ed in the city strnck b,-,::ly. Jesnznding .
revised scale of Wages. The Kansas City
Bank Note company wa .rft without .
working force, bat j. rapidly filing vaesB-
cies. One firm, X I 1hsnan. ,,mesIed
the demand temporarily. oiies are ~
greatly affected.
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steps to Indict the Correspondents

OTTAWA, September 27.-lnitiatOry
steps have been taken looking to the pros
ecution of the parties who sent out reports
concerning the alleged new fishery treaty.
Their Ofiense is indictable and in conSe-
quencc of the popular Indignation over the
numerous impOsitions praeticed lately it
seems that the industry is 10 be put to an
end for time ut least.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-28

Eunrd runs. pittSburghS 4, Athletics |;
ao kg>r hits. >homberg, Greer; thee blse
a.t, Mann. Shombcrg; passed balls, Car
w.l2 NiIngn / lSt base on balls, of
NkI>~nn /. lSt haSc ON errors, l each;
struck ont. Morrison :, by AtkiSsOn ;;
Gr>t bus, hits, Pittsburgh :, Athletics ,;
rrmr> onr each; umpire, Kelly.
" rhiAdclphii-ChicLso !, Philadel,
pba2
40 louiSyille-LOuiSyill game
warPn,lponrd to-day on account Of rain.
At New Iurk-New York ., Kansas
Cty l.
At Washington, ID. C.-WaShington ,,
= Louis , called on account of dark
ur>S
40 E>tnn-Detrnit &. Boston |.
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Fatal Lightning.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, September 21.-At
Bear Greek, last Saturday, lightning struck
the house of VIM. j. Roden and killed q
boy and girl, aged respectively II and Is
yP1rS
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shocks at smi,hyIIIe.

WILMINGTON. n. c., September 81
Special 10 Star reports two earthquake
schOcks Mt Smithville, one at ll:aD o'clock
last night and one ut 4:5O this morning.
There was no damage done.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-28

The records at the pension ofIice show
that Morgan county has thirty seven pen
sioners, who receive monthly t267.
Berkeley county has g, who receive
500. every month. Jefensa 8 county
has 81. and they reeeeye $541.25 each
month. Hampshire county has d, Who
receive $sss. every month.
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A Strika Arnrtnh

eDsj ji,tSEC ..S!5 RG, September 27.-The threat
by tbaA s'llAe OF the salemen has been aVerted
goo5l iIe proPnetOrs ofthe gents furnishing
In tbs ,'oies o's agreeing to elose at 8 0'tlOek
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-28
A Can for S1s.ooo.oOO.

WASHINGTON, Septe nber 21.-Ihe ac-
ting Secretary of the Treasury this alter
noon issued the one hundred and forty
third call for the redemption Of bonds
Tb,s call Is for SIS, ,OO0, 900. 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-28

During > race al The Clarksburg Psir On
Friday. . Young son Of Harrisoa g1e>cher
attempted To eros the track hefass sue of
the racers, and was struck by Vie hsnas
and serioasly injured. A pkyEeiaa uae
Immediately called, and he6 novin . fir
way 10 recover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-28
HoRsFoRD,s ACID pHospHATE
nnhstinate InfigrstIon.

DIR. F. G. MeGavOek, MeGsvOck, Ark,
says: 'It gives me pleasure to bear testl'
moDy 10 its, beneficial action in obstinate
Indigestion.
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Arthur Home.

NEW YORK, September 27.--EN-Presi=
dent Arthur arrived home tonight from
New London Save for the natural fatigue
of the Journey he is feeling IS we'll as US
nal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-28
A DARK WAR CLOUD
GATHERING on THE HORIZON OF EUROPE
IN THE ATTITUDES
OF the English and Austrian Cabinets Toward Rms
sia-furkey Contemplating the Equipment Of
Sixty thousand Horssmsn-General
Cable Dispatches

CoNsrANTINoPLE, September G.-Tur-
keys agents abroad report that the peace
Of Europe is endangered by the present
temper of the English and Austrian Csbi-
nets against Russia. The Turkish War
Department contemplates equipping and
drilling $4,000 Kurdish horscmen i'm the
same manner that the Russian Cossicks
are equipped and drilled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-28

and he readily assented. After he reached
the grounds the first place to be visited
was the side show where the fat woman,
brainless negro, tatOoed man, and other
stereotyped attractions held forth. After
looking through the place to his and his
companions satisfaction, he was led
through a small alleyway in the canvas,
where a man with glass case filled with
numbered cards, package of envelopes
containing numbers, held forth to trade
and hold up
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Zach TAYLOR Rsnomin.tet

can ICS'riilS, C, September y. The Republi-
|to-d,SU convention Of this (teuth) district
|re-eIs,,;, nominated Hon. Zach Taylor for
erection to Congress.
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E,iitnr Greene Dead.

BosToN, September 27.-COl. Chas. G.
Greene, former editor for the Boston Post,
died this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-28

At the recent term Of the Randolph
County Court, jesse Hedrick was find IS
Cor carryinga gun on Sunday.
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THE PRESIDENTS vEToEs
BASE BALL.

Worfi, Defeat, the Athletics for the Pitts
burShS.
pm~wEDH, September 2I.-Thc Ath-
r,.., lost another game to the Pitts
br.sh, this afternoon, because Of their in
ability To hit Morris curves. The home
team played brilliantly ut all points and
by hard hating earned four of their five
runs The attendance was the smallest OF
,h- ss.>on, not over 600 people being pres
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A vERITABLE GOLD MINE

These receipts all showed that the money
had been sent TO Indianapolis, Indiana,
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at North Baltimore and accordingly the
Others were not searched and their release
was promised. The names of those arrest
ed, according to their say so, are w. Z.
Brandow, George Gilt, Frank Long and
George Osterstock- Osterst9ck was identi-
fed as an agent Of the circus and was re-
leased, but the Others were held till il
could be satisfactorily shown that there
were no charges against them. W. r.
Brandow seemed to be the principal, and Is
avery cOol-headed individual, taking every,
thing calmly and answering some CUES
tionS and very successfully evading Others.
On his person were found $40 in cash, and
money orders, and express receipts for the
amount of nearly 81, 500, and all signed in
the months of August and September
showing that whatever his business was,
ii was
AvERITABLE GOLD MINE
These receipts all showed that the money
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-10
4 Ssu r,is-.y~sy.

s tf5 4 y
We have slwnys maintained that this dis
trio, and, In fso, sll the mining dhtsictsI
of the county has nsvsr bssBprspsstS4 In,
tssssus sense n tLe word. As an illastra.
tion VI ills we have vniy 10 mention that a
few days ago, while coming fssH,shis york
on The bsyaiaus mine, Dan "a ssy pick
I'd upa piece Of rock, which hsid been
broken oH by some wagon ,vheel, IN she
load just above edge Wiiiian,s's houyssnd
found II to be good chloride ore. In ook-
ing for the place from which it had been
broken of he discovered indications Of a
ledge running across tbs road, He Informed
SIR Moses, the owner Of the ground, Of his
discosery, and few ho1rs work with a
pick and shovel soon developed tho exist.
snce Of large ledge Of good chloride ore.
Several pieces Of the ore were then broken
mp and sampled. and the assay returned
liz ounces 10 the ton. Messrs. Holloway,
Moses and Triinbath have been working on
this new discovery all the week and hs.y,
several sacks OF good ore ~ the resHit. Tho
lead being larpcs. where il crossed the road.
shift has been commented at that spot,
previous to which it was necessary t. MAKE
new road. Several more safipics have
been sent to Kipgplan for assay, aud the
work of development is going right along.
We xish tho parties success in their new
fad.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-10
or Intrress 10 Ladies'.

The pew treatment for lsdies' III
sesses discovered by Dr. Mary A.
Gregg. the distinguished Epgl;sh
Pbysician and nurse. which has re-
volntionized the entire mode Of treat
ing these complaints 10 England ia
now being introduced into the L. S.,
uh,itr a fair and novel plsn
Sufficient of this remedy for cne
months trisl treatment il sent FREQ
10 every lady who is suffering from
any disease common TO the ses who
sends her address a, d u &c; stpmps
tor expense, charges. etc.
1t is n positive cnre for any form
of female disease and the free trial
package is many times sufficient to
effect permanent cnrc. Full direc-
tioDs accompany th. package (which
is put mp iu plain wrapper), also
Price list for future reference. No
trial packages win be sect after Oct.
LIST, 1886. Address. GTEdo REMEDY
COMPANY. PALNyRA. NY . 33-ly
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-10
HTAGE CONNECTIONS.

Via s.sguna to the Indian village os
Acoma. is miles.
Via wssesss " Fort wineate, 3 miles;
Zuni 45 miles.
Vie Nsnoesite 70 Fort Defiance Nav.
sio agency, 70 miles; Canon dc Chslis. eS
miles: Kesras Canon, % miles.
Via sseabresk, tri.vsskiy stages to 1t:
Johns, 50 miles; Tor Apsohs, 30 milss:
springervi'ls, a5 miles: Show Lov. aG II lies
faylosvillo, 35 miles; Aoani Indian village
tno regular staes), 80 milss.
Via v'issses TO Brishsrn CIT y and Sun
set.
Via Ash Fes1s, daily sssQes b Pss~sots
and whippIe Barracks, - 1ailss; daily stas.
es from Prescott 20 PhsaiI. and tri- weekly
stasss 10 Fort Verb.
Wis rsoeA oOrioGs 10 che q ren1
s'sos. ~ sh~ C.sssrsAs, l3 miles.
Via 6saGunss, daily stages 10 STOCKTON
Hill, 10 miles: Mineral Park, is n,ilos: Cor
hAt IA miles.
Wis e~<se to Signal, 40 miles.
Via NscAess, steamer 10 Yu ma, Colorado
river agency, Fort Nohave, Mohave City.
6ardyvii!s. Anzoaa; and III Dorado Csnes.
Nevada.
W. a. Bstsseii.
x Ea General Passenger Agent
%. .. Robinson. Genl Manager.
Albuquerqus, N. NJ.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-10

|l!|I|53l|'l l|'lill[1!|;|

Beyond question the cheapest and most
effective maohins of the kind now in use,
adapted to all grades and classes Of orc.
This Inachinc haB been thoroughly tested
for tha past tvu years under great variety
of conditions giving most extraordinary re-
suits, Tar in advance Of anything ever be-
fore realized.
A ressnt competitive test made with the
Fruc ut the CHrlisI, mins in New Mexico
showed an advantage 0f ~ per cont in favor
Of the Dnricar. 1he amount saved over the
Frue be,np snflicieiit 10 pay this entire cost
of the machines pe,srly ayery month in the
year.
fbe following IL an enumeration of its
many advantages over sll other machines:
FIBsI-lts cost J, not more than half that
of any other of elusl capacity, snd tho
weight is nearly 900 pounds lcss, thus
greatly REDUCING the cost 0f transportation
SEcoSp--1he expense of setting 1p In
running order In uOt more than one third
that ut the Frue, o. any other belt machine
much less grading and timber work being
necessary. r 1s.e ~
1'HraD--The expenditure for repair IL not
inore than one-fftl that Of any belt ma
chime, and they will last fully three times
~ long working under the same conditions.
FoUBTH-Sot more than ons-hah the
space is required-ts point Of great impor-
tancc whore a considerable number are ussd.
FyrH-So special skin and very little
oars Ii necessary tO operate IL.
SIxTa-No more water is required than ID
furnished by the h.ttories.
SEvEHTH-It savss all tho amaigam, gold
or silver that escapes hs batteries, pans or
settIers--an invaluable feature. and claim
cd by no other, milking the machine worth
more than IL costs for this purpose alone.
EreHT8-A much coarssr grade OF ore can
lie handled successfully than by any other
machinr--a great advantage in many in.
stances where nne crushing 10 not necessary
Ia eliminate ths mineral.
NISTp--It has M small aud delicate me.
chanisia, requiring nioe adjust nent and the
o!oaest attention--an insupcrable objection
to all belt and other forms Of machines, ma.
king them unfit for the rough service Of q
quartz mill.
TYsrH-0rsat simplicity of oonst truction
and small number Of wearing parts. The
whole machine 10 comprised in seventeen
Iisces. only three Of which aro subject to
any special wear, ind these can be replaced
at o nominal cost. The Frue has lI3 pieces
snd some similnr rlsohiIies many more ma
hna q eomplicstien Of yAfts that involves
constant repair andgrcat expense in this
way, as we'll as In loss Of time.
. Ne are awarethat the most sweeping and
prstsntious claims are made for nearly
every concentration in the market, but IL ID
Unknown fact that the results OF their
operation have NOT In any instance made
good thess claims. The advantages here set
forth for the Duncan. as well NJ tie state
ments made, ve arc prepared to substanti.
aso By actual s..T seGlips ,sSi results. ,,,z.,,,
Send for oircuiag /, Pacific t-,n Work
RANKIN, I'RAYTON a co,
San Francisco, CHl.
I2--2n
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-10


Quits visd Storm yesterday.
I'D. xsonpsoa b szpsstsA ytoss ssst
wssk.
Fynswt more vsrs sDi,s a ~ Nssalv
gh$N \! yarI - I'm IL ss~p4n
Charley sherman hs. issssd The PnI.s
hetri sDd saloon. ws~kh him sueosss IN
big new vsstaps- ~
County Recorder Bncksbauw i. I'd on a..
eiscticussrins tour. Isavias Ca,dvsn y RIGHT
iss Astsnd 70 tbs onias f, 9gt tsSsE
H. b. Coz has lsxssd the Palace Hossi
aaioou, and aarts in this psossiag. Give
hia . caii dsrins ~ day. z n
Ninepi Park sill poll sviss - s,aay vosSs
- any Other vssoinss N Ne eosntv and vet
people fnos tax. .paysr-l tall Aboss asvsna
the county ssat.
FrnhkI. Smith. .hs popular ssssysr d
Stockton Hili. psia ~ visis Of . sospL Of
days last week. Franks psissipal busil,s..
seemed 10 be the collecting Of specimens for
his cabinet which u already one Of the anAst
in tts Territory.
The following tsx rates upoa the. sftO
have been 6xed by The vari,us oountiss Of
the tsrHtory foS 1851: Asssas. Ss.0o:
Coehise, $500; Graham, ssn0: 6s,a. Ss..s.
Haricpp4. tsl2;<,s Mahavv $S.y6, Pima.
$2-as; PinaL ss.oo; Ysms. sa.io; yavapai,
sou
note, On record in the County Recorders
ofuee. Tor St,0co, in fasor Of Mrs. Perry.
signed by John II. Marion, @. Meye, Zuiiok
and Z. j. co3k, given TO raise. money to keep
our sickly ootsmporsry rupning curing the
b hot weather, vculd justify us In referring to
/ ! as The Zulick- Cock. orgss, sst viii not d.
so.--Journsl. Miner.
Messrs. Aurphy and Raw nre to "
congratulated On their good fortune ip
striking iaras body Of lead ors on the
sxtension Of the Twins mine, nssr csrb~s.
Mr. Rsymond has had several men a.
work an this mine for some weeks past, and
We are toid they have unsai thsd tho finest
body of lead ore ever sssn In the county.
They are down about sixty iset ON the
ledge which shove good four fset'of solid
gslens. which runs abyut 25 10 " ounces In
silver besides some gold.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-10
DRESS REFORM FOR LADIES

Onr new" book, just out. e'ai'i-d.
"DsRss REyoRn YoR LADIIs." With
elegant wood engraving aud Bio
grspby Of WoRrH, IHs Krse FAsH.
ION. PAEis: sent FREE TO Ladies'
onlyI on receipt Of cents IN stamps
10 pay postage. :
We also want lady agents for our
CELEBRATED MADAME DEAS's SPINAL
SUPPORTING CoksgTs. No experience
required. Four orders per day give
the agent $3.50 monthly. Our agents
report from fonr 10 twenty sales dai-
ly. send at once for terms End !nil
parl5eslsrs. $500 outfit ssee.
LAWS ScHIyLg a. Co.. 800 Broad
way. New YORK. Juni -6n,.