Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-03-16
ALL SORTS.
Buffalo Bill is heading thi,

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The price of gas has been re-
duced in Virginia City.
Dave Small has recovered his lost
Sunday clothes and watch.
Jack Dempsey knocked out the
Marine this time in Ii rounds.
John Wolmering has opened a
new saloon in the Morton House
block.
DeAhpa's nine beat Willmot' 5
gang on Sunday; ! to 5. No
casualties.
The shooters tried their new
rifles on Sunday, and say they will
have to get the guns acclimated.
The Board of Examiners have
appropriated $50 to enable Judge
Cary to attend the Chicago Pisca-
torial Convention. The Judge will
not go as the fare is too small to
keep him in a frst-class Chicago
hotel over week.
The item in the Tribune relative
to a man cutting his throat with a
razor created a good deal of talk on
the streets on Saturday night. The
suicide really occurred in Hollister
California and the printer omitted
to give the paper credit.
General Rosecrans says that
every year the late Senator Miller
sent a handsome check to the two
Sisters Of Charity who found him
on the battlefield with his eye shot
out and nursed him so carefully that
he was soon again at the front. All
voices unite in ascribing to the dead
Senator greatly uns elfsh qualities
of character.
The APPEAL has received long
communication from the New York
World, that this journal. may be en-
abled to acquaint its readers with
the number of Worlds struck off
each hour and scattered over the
United States. We appreciate the
enterprise of the World but must
decline booming it except at our
regular advertising rates.
J. P. Morris cashier of the Cir
ard House, Philadelphia, Pa, writes,
November p, 1884: For the past
twelve years | have been a sufferer
with what is known to the medical
profession as lumbago. Having
been recommended, about five
years ago, to try Allcock's Porous
Plasters, [ did so, and was more
than astonished at the result.
found almost immediate relief on
their application. wear one con
stantly now, and would not be with
out them. | consider them inyalu-
able"
There was but corporals guard
of delegates in the Sacramento
convention who opposed boycott
ting. They opposed it on the
pretended ground that it was I'M
American, but really because they |
solemnly believe that it will do
what Congress cannot do; drive
the Chinese out. They said they
were heart and soul with the Con-
vention in everything except boy
cotting, which in other words meant
that they were with the movement
in everything except doing any
thing which would cause the Chi
nese to 60.
It is more than probable that
electricity, in some of its many
forms, will be used in the treat
nent and separation of minerals.
Its intimate connection with, and
dependence upon, the minerals for
is best expression, if not existence,
Indicate the possibilities in this d.
'ection. The remarkable affinity
between minerals and electricity,
heir almost inseparable union and
mutual attraction, the marked in
luence of one material upon the
'ther. show their relation, and point
o a field of investigation Of unusual
when measured by the
'ossible results. II
It is not true that all Cinnamon
an read and write in their own i,
anguage. Most Of them know
ew characters, but not sufficient