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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-09-02
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and examine into the merits of this
wonderful discovery: resulting in hun
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in their practice. Trial bottles free a
all drug stores. Regular size, 81.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-09-02

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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-09-02
Bucklcn's Arnica saIye.

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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-09-02
A BLOODHorND's RECOLLECTIONs.


BY Bill Nye
j am poor Siberian bloodhound, of
American descent. / am an old actor
in an "Uncle Toms Cabin company,
and am very much in the sere and
yellow leaf.
am an actor from the old school,
and il pains me to see people come in
and out of the corn6eld and gag a part
as they do nowadays. have been
taught to study a part carefully anu
bring out everything in it. That is
the way | learned to act. To be true
to nature is my hobby. In my en-
.hnsiasrn have several times fed N.Y.
self with fragments of ELIAS baby,
and got myself disliked for that reason;
but that is better than to fall short of
the part and To underplay it,.
That is where disagree with the
gentleman who plays the iackass in
our company. He believes in a calm,
dignIiied stage presence, and counts
on that solely; while l am in favor of
an enthusiastic Interpretation of my
part, regardless of dignity and pos.
lures.
1 belong to family Of actors. We
extend back as far as the eye can reach.
We love the general approval of the
public, and we thrive on appiaus. To
bound upon the stage with a doep-
chested bark, and eat portion of
Eliza's borrowed child, is meat and
drink to me. For twenty years l
have been on the stage. playing one
night stands and watching little Eva as
she passes gently up the fume.
Twenty years / have seen Mr.. S..
Clair climb into SO death bed with
his boots on, and die painless death
on small salary.
Life is indeed but a span. How
short time it seems since | Joined
the company--a mere pup. Then l
was full ol hope. / also had full SCI
of teeth. Now my front teeth are
artificial, aud can not read fine print
| have seen the world. and | have
found out also how hollow it is. l
been levied on by the sheriff. and l
have walked many a weary mile with
my long, red, Siberian tongue hanging
out in the gentle air of spring. l have
learned to distrust mankind, and to
rely upon nothing mundane.
One thing l desire to say in this
diary so that in case should die sud
denly in railroad accident the public,
and my generous patrons especially,
may know the truth. 1t is this: l
am not what | seem. l live dual
life My stage appearance and my
true home life are entirely and dis
tnctly seperate and dissimilar in every
way.
At heart l am not fierce. do not
care for warm blood three times day
If could be assured one rectangular
meal of cold corn-beef, with mashed
potatoes on tbs side, | would enter
into recognizance never to kill and
eat another human being.
have been constantly misunder..
stood and inexperienced by the pub
lie because my stage manner has been
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-09-02
sTOR YEITEs.

OHtc hotiuttiil Ndo ro biuSiuc
with lady patient that she said II
had heard of your rudeness before,
but l did not expec. thus. When he
handed her the prescription she asked /:
"What am to do with thisf "Any-
thing you like he sad "put it in
the Ere if you please" The lady took
him Mt his word, threw the prescription
on the fire, laid down the fee, and
walked off
A backweodsman once disputed with
General Knox (rf Revolutionary fame)
about the number Of logs furnished
him at one time. Knox had ample
proof of his own accuracy IN the mat
ter, yet the forester, rather than ac-
knowledge his error, offered To take
his oath upon the correctness of his
figures. Knox coolly replied "Nell,
if you are willing TO risk your immor-
tai soul for four-aad-sixp psaoe, Iii the
name Of God do it. "
The other day, at Hawarden, a
clerical guest was awaiting luncheon
with Mrs. Gladstone, while her hus-
band Was III tho upper chamber. The
clergyman sought to console his hostess
on the defeat Of the Home Rule bill
by the very proper and pious remark
that, no matter how black the outlook
at the moment might he, there was
One above who might be trusted to
make all things right in the end.
That's quite true" Mrs. Gladstone
replied, quite true; and he is in ex-
cellent spirits even now, as you will
see presently when he comes down
stairs.
McCaffrey, the prize.fghter, was
recently at Atlanic City, aud wore Il
very stylish bathing suit. When thus
arraycd his magnificent physical pro-
portions were splenddly displayed.
More than one beauty has been heard
to say. as she promenaded the sands,
"What fine-looking mani One day
young couple (of whom it is reported
that in their tiiis the lady's liege lord
has so far forgot himself as to raise his
hand to her, and not in the way Of
kindness either) were strolling along
the broad walk just as McCatfrsy
emerged from the sea. The lady, as
her eyes fell On the young Hercules,
exclaimed "Would that heaven had
made me such man. Hes only a
fighter, her husband observed.
"Yes, responded the lady, but | have
heard that he fights only with men.
An amusing story is told of crotch.
city connoisseur in continental porce-
lain. His son met at Mt Desert a
pretty girl of no money and not very
much family, with whom he fell vio-
lently in love. His father at first
b ttsrly opposed the match, as it was
expected he would; but one day, To-
his sons great amazement, ho ex-
pressed himself willing to give his con-
sent to the marriage-but upon con
dition. The son inquired with natural
eagerness what the condition might
be. 81 have just discovered" the
fond father answered, "Mrs. X. +" the
mother of the young lady-''has a
Washington pitcher that is absolutely
unique. Now, if you can manage
All right the son interpreted,
br'skly and brusque; II will see what
can be done.' And the match was ar
ranged.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-09-02
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Paul Brothers announce that in con.
nectien with their Hotel they are keep
ing Livery Stable and have raduced
prices as follows: Round trip TO Ga
lena or Lewis, buggy team SC. Prices
to other points reduced accordingly.
june3-4t
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-09-02
A Wise Reform.

The habit of administering quinine In
powerful doses, as an antidOtc to malarial
malades, was once dangerously common.
Happily this practice has undergone wide
reform. Not only the public, butproiessional
men have adopted, not wholly, of course,
but largely, Hostetter's Stomach Btters as
safe bontanic substitute for the pernieous
alkaloid. The consequences of this change
are mostimportant. Now fever and ague suf-
ferers are cured-iormerly their complaints
were only for the time relieved, or half cured
the remedy eventually failing to produce
any appreciable effect, exceut the doses were
increased A course of the Bitters, persis-
teptiy followed, breaks up the worst attacks
and prevents there return. The evidence in
favor of this sterling specific and household
medicine is of no ambiguous character. but
positive and satisfactory, and the sources
wheAce 1t proceeds are very numerous.
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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-09-02

A blank crop report was sent out by
Cleveland paper for the farmers to
fill out, and the other day one came
back with the following written on the
blank side in pencil: "All we've got
in this neighborhood is tn es widders,
two school. ma ans, patch Of wheat,
the hog cholera, two much rain, about
fifty acres Of 'taters, and a durn fool
who married cross eyed gal because
she owns eighty sheep and a mule,
which the same is me, and no more al
present"
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$40 REWARD
OFFERED.

Walter Dover offers Ten Dollars
Reward to any one who will yive him
positive information of the where
abouts of small Bay Horse branded
with j. X, connected with Key
brand under it on left hip, Strayed
from the Duffey Ranch on Reece river.
Address, WALTER DOVER,
Lewis, Lander County, New.
jy22tf
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-09-02

Job Printing neatly executed at
this Office.
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AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL,


PAUL BROS.
Proprietors
Recognizing the waaf of first
elass Hotel in Battle Mountain, we
hare 6aiH and nesoly furnished one,
on Reese Stree, fer tie aeeommoda-
hon Of the general public Tie
rooms are large, airy and a0eV fu,u-
fshed. The Za6les wyH be s1bbliea
7e1h Tile Best the MARKET affords,
ineluding all the Delieaeies that ec
be o6fained from The Coast MsYA
TIE CULINARY department sM
ander the SUPERVISION of and
enfed WHITE Cock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-02
The CIark's.spriug Property.

The Council Committee on Cemeteries
met Yesterday and considered the resou-
iion introduced in the Common Council by
Mr.. starke in reference TO converting the
tlarks- Spring property into public cem-
eiery.
On motion Of Mr.. Dickerson, II was de-
ciGed that a resolution be presented TO the
Council recommending that the committee
be appointed 10 ascertain and report what
The cost would be for incIOsing the proper
". erecting keepers house, laying out
grounds, &c. also, authorizing the Com
mlt;ee to inquire II any other suitable site
for cemetery can be procured in the West
End.
A petition from solomon Joel, on behalf
Il The Moses.Montefore congregation.
asking the donation OF one acre Of land In
Oakwood Cemetery for burial purposes, was
considered, but deemed inexpedient to
grant.
The Committee will recommend to the
Council that the Siters q Monte Maria Con-
vent he allowed to bury their dead on the
Convent grounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-02
The city Railway Company ssd ifs
Contract with the Cfsy.

The Committee on Finance met Tuesday
night ard considered The status OF thc
Richmond City Railway Company: TIE
latter has n contract which allows them 70
pay 10 per cent. Of their net profits In lieu
of al taxes. Is Is stated ~ fact thsf 10
every exhibit the company has made since
they have been running no "net proiits"
have been shown. and as a consequence they
have paid nothing as taxeson their fran
cbisc, rolling.stock. &c. Arccent opinion OF
TIE City Attorney given the Board OF Public
Interests in another matter bore on this case
and showed that the contract made with the
railway company was unconstitutional, and
II Is contended by some that the company
Is liable to be taxed as all other corpora
tlons, and that mahy years OF back taxes are
due the city. The company has applied
for on extension Of its lines, and, 1t is re-
ported. has offered TO make an arrange
mcnt with the city authorities in reference
10 the matter Of taxes, and the Finance
Con oittee has determined TO take the mat
ter in hand and endeayor to make salts
factory arrangement. -~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-02
Proposed Hebrew Classes.

To The curry Of Richmond;
Dear Brethron,-l propose 20 form lie
brew Club for the purpose Of Prosecuting
through the coming winter systematic
study Of the language in which The Old
Testamcnt was written. In this design
am already assured OF the cooperation OF
some Of the ministers ~ various churches.
since some have not studied Hebrew at all,
,nd since others have forgotten much. the
club will begin at the beginning. There
will be one meeting each week for instruc-
tion. and the necessary work VIII demand
about bali.hour's study a day. Even the
busiest can afford to give 30 much time,
and il j. thought that satisfactory result, eau
he attained upOn that outlay. lbelIeNe that
even beginners will fnd at the expiration OF
four months that they can Use thcic Hebrew
Bibles. Every minister knows how de.ul'
loIy our study Is apt 10 become under the
cxactions Of pastoral duties. The forml-
ton Of such club, the consequent imposi-
ticn OF method, the selection OF adetnite
object, will enable us 10 make progress in
III least one branch Of study, which we
could not otherwise hope 10 attain.
lit j, thought desirable those who have
studied Hebrew heretofore can form Sec
ZION for sigbt.reading. our study viii be
wholly linguistic, moi eXegetical. Lavmen
engaged in teaching will be admitted.
and Young men contemplating the ministry
will be welcome. Those interested IN this
project are invited 10 meet at Grace church
lecture. Toom, corner oi Main and Foushee,
on Monday, December 6tb. at 4:30 Z. VI.
II. VI. JACKSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-02
a Grand Record.

We call your attention 10 tue advertise
mcnt OF a remedy which las stood the test
Of more than a half century with increas-
iug popularity, and + universally admitted
10 have no equal as medicine FOR the cure
Of diseases originating In a disordered
liver, such as dyspepsia, biliousness. constl-
patton, collie, etc. Simmons Liver Regu-
iotor is simple and harmless medicine.
purely vegetable, and can be safely and adj
vautagcously used under any circum.
stances. II act. mildly aud eliectnally, and
j. especially valuable as a Family Medicine.
which position 1t holds in 30 many homes.
We DO not know another preparation which
can bring forward such endorsements from
heads OF families and those holding the
highest official ana social positions. Keep
simmons Liver Regulator in your house.
IL will reduce your doctors bill aud insure
FOR your families health and happiness.
II is not TO be wondered q, that 30 popu-
lar and meTitOrious a medicine should be
counterfeited. The medicine they cannot
initiate, but they copy lis exterior, general
appearance, and Use names 80 suggestive
Of simmons Liver Regulator rs TO catch
the unwsry. Don't risk your health. per.
baps life, by not exercising proper discrim.
nation in buying. BE sure you are right.
Look and see that YOU get the genuine,
which las always the trademark u in red
on the front OF wrapper, and the signature
Of J. II. Zeilin & Co. on MS side.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-02
Fmbarrss.ment Of Caraozo & Go.

At q late hour last night the failure OF the
retail dry-goods house Of Cardozo & Co.,
doing business at 1905 Main street. was cir.
cuated. Upon calling upon Mr.. w. A. Car
dozo, member Of the firm, representa-
tive oi the dispatch learned that the firm
had not failed, but that having become en-
barrassed Mr. L. =. Lyons, hIs partner,
was in New York trying TO effect COM
promise with their creditors. The liabili-
ties Of the firm, 1t Is stated, are s92, 900 /;
assets, $4,000. Mr.. CardoZo sid that no
assignment had been made, nor was any
contemplated.
From another source II is learned that
the firm are endeayOring toGompromise at
fifty cents on the dollar. No deed or as
sigument Of any kind in which this firm
was interested was fled in the Chancery
Court clerks office yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-02
Personals and Briefs.

Mr. viii. II. WolIard, Of New York. is
spending 4 few days in the city with his
parents.
Last month 80 deeds were recorded in
this city and - marriage.icenses were i>-
>ucG-4l white. 81 colored.
There Will be services at st. Marks
chapel. on Brook ayeruc. AZ s Ociic; to.
night. The Rev. J. Il. Newton will Off
cisto.
John McCool was arrested and locked up
in the First ,iation-house yesterday.
charged with stealing lot OF eggs from {.
III. Lavicr.
Mr.. J. Y. McCann, Of 30l Broadway.
New York, travelling paSsenger.agent OF
The Missouri Pacific Railway Company, was
in the city yesterday.
Hon. George d. Wise was to leave for
Washington last night TO resume Iii, con.
.rtssional dulles at the session which will
begin on Monday next.
A meeting Of the Richmond Gcays Asso-
citation will be held at the Regimeutll Ar
mory tc-night at balf.past ; O'Clock for the
purpose OF electing officers.
The Howi,zers will have fulI-dress drill
Of their Armory tomorrow nIgbt. After the
Cnll they will be inspected by Colonel JO.
Lane stern, State Inspector.
Rev. Dr. John J. LaiIerty, editor Of tae
Christian 1dV0cdfe. left yesterday morning
for ReidsNIle, y. G., where the Methodist
Conference OF that state meets to-day.
An informal reception was given Sir. II.
.. Williams, the new y-appoiutCd State se.
creiary OF the Young Mems Christian As
>cciatlon for Virginia, at the Association
paGlors lat night.
Caplau W. c. Duiion, STATE lecturer Tor
he Grand Lodge OF Good TemplIr,, will
deliver a temperance address at Union.
station Methodist church tomorrow night
urdcr The auspices Of Charity and Church
Ei;ll Lodges.
At the regular monthly meeting Of the
Board Of Di.ectors OF the Life Insurance
Company Of Virginia, held yesterday,
George J. Porter was elected actuary and
James W. regTam was elected L director
and secretary OF the company.
Two youths, Reuben Ford and stephen
Nandel. aged respectively fifteen aud thir-
teen years. were arrested aud locked up At
The First statiOn-house last night, charged
" ith shooting q colored youth named jim
Peasley. The wound was not serious
one.
Messrs. Wilder and Forman. two students
from Princeton College, have been in
Richmond for the past two days, and have
be- en- addressing the students of Richmond
College on the cause of missions. These
twO gentlemen expect to leave soon As
foreign missionaries, and are trying to get
other followers from among students all
over the United St9teS.
The beautiful building lot situated on the
north side OF Franklin street between Henry
and Belyidcre, and lying between the pro-.
periy Of Mr.. 4. Osierloh and that OF Frank
Davenport, Esq, has been purchased by
Mr.. William l.. Royal. The lot fronts 80
feet on Franklin street and runs back 149
icei TO an alley. The price paid was $500
per front foot, or 81, 200 cash for the entire
ot. The owner Of the property was Mr..
Charles i. LathrOp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-02
Police Court.

TIE following cases were disposed OF in
his court yesterday morning:
Thomas Loyal, drunk aud creating a
disturbance TO the annoyance OF the neigh
rorhood. Security required for twelve
months 10 the sum Of 800.
John Morris, drunk and asleep on the
street. Fined 50 and costs.
John 4. Fitzpatrick and Andrew Ginio-
liani, fighting in the bar-room Of Gillio a.
Ginioliani. Fined each s5 and costs.
Alfred Mayo ard Isaiah Clemet doth
coloTed). ircspassing on the premises OF
eager Ford. Dismissed.
". j. Joyner and Emmet Jenkins. fight
'ng In The bar-roOm Of Charles HerOst.
Fined each % ana costs.
John Galloway (coioredl, tramp. Or.
derod 10 leave town In twenly.four hours.
l.. Lipscomb, sssauting aud beating John
Pearls in George stumpi's bar.room. Paid
COSTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-02
City Circuit Court.

In this court yesterday the case OF Alley,
rustee, against Ford, which was removed
rom the Circuit Court OF Henrico county,
vas tried. This was an action for 4 writ
4 eiectment for some property, and II
,eing shown that Ford had been In quiet
osstssion OF the property for fifteen
years. verdict was rendered and judgment
Uttered in bis favor.
The trustees OF Moore Memorial church
fled a petition asking that they be granted
permission 10 borrow money.
Two bills OF exceptions were filed by the
defendant In the case of the Common
wealth against ;. Brown Allen and suretles,
which was tried last week. and In which a
verdict was rendered for the amount
claimed by the defendant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-02
Richm0ud Theatre.

Tonight Miss Kate Castleton appears m
the play Of "Crazy Patch" As come
dienne Miss CastleiOn has q great reputation,
her songs and dances being very capti'
waiting. The celebrated song OF hers.
"For Goodness Sake Don't Say Told
You," will be remembered as a clever per-
Torrance.
The "Crazy Patch" Is spoken OF very
highly. and the character assumed by Miss
Castleton as exactly sulting her versatility
q talent. The box-sheet indicates a good
housp