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|ulINaM EN-
which speedily cures srch ailments Of
| the HUMAN FLla5. -
Nh eum atism. svvehings, DtfM
Jo1nes, Contracted nEusclsss Durns
and ecalds, Cuts, Brulaes ene
0prnfns, PoAson ous Rites an9
/ s{ings, stiffness, Lnmsnesss Ola
Sores, Ulcers, F'ssssf,ttes. CAHf1b1ainst
Sore Nipples, Cnked Breast, and
/ indeed every form Of external dis
ease. II heals without scRrs.
For the BRUTE CREATIoN It cures
0prAlns, Swinny, sun Solnfs,
vEoundsrs Hsrnsss eoress HOof Dis
e.sss, Foot Not, sc-cwMwor1t eeas,
Hollow Horn, Scrstchees Wind-
EaIls, Spawn, Thrush, Ring bone,
Old sores, Poll EVIL, Fflm upon
the sight and every other aalmsne
60 which the occuPents OF the
| stable and Ssock Yard arg liable.
The Mexican Mustang Lanf9sne
+. always cures and never disxppohfsf
and ft t8. positively,
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SUMMONS.

io ses .Sa Tor he County s q iss a
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KNIGHTS Templar.

CauR DE- Los CokaARpnRr no. Q, H. r..
Holds It's stated conclaves ct the asylum In Nc
sonic Hail. on the Third THURSDAY Of sach
month, ct " o'clock ?. n. Sojourning Knights
attend. By order Of the f. o..
J. e. 9. BELL, Recorder.
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Tne old rsiiahle store Of o. =. Heinpeman
jssfili heAdquartersfo tor drugs and medicines.
70 hEa full line Of patent medicines, sell
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-18

Meets every Friday evening ut Masonic
Hall, 29x 8 Spring st. Visiting comrades
cordially invited. ). N. QUINN.
8. @. sYMoNDs, Adjutsnt. va Inn
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DIR. RnHsH,
SURGEON AND PHI YGICIAN.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Eye. Eal.
Nose, Throat and Neck, Skin Dlneaser,
diseases Of the Urinary Organs. Female
Diseases.
Also Surgical Operations ~ 70. fistulA,
H.re-lip. Club-feet and all Deformtties.
Chronic Ulcern, varicose Veins and Rectal
Diseases; Diseasea Of the Bones etc,
ER-OFFIcE, Rooms 13.14-16 sCHu'
MAoHkR BLOCK. 5prtng street oppoaa'e
Piles treated Without the use OF knife
Mgature or OAustic renedies- nov6tf
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Notice to Purchase Timber Land
o. 9. LAND oFFICE,
AT Los ANsELKs. GAL,
TuIa tQth 1SlE n

July 10th. iSs6.>
Notice Is hereby given that Henry ]. Ro-
per, OF Los Angeles, Los Angeles County,
State OF California, has fled In this ONCE
his application for the purchase OF Lots
and T.. N. W. OF 8. e. and N. Il. u OF 8
10 west. 3. B. NJ, under the provisions of an
Act of Congress approved June s. 1873, pro
vtding for the sale OF Timber Lands, etc.
Said tract containing 1872 73-i00 acres OF
land. Any person OF persons claiming any
CURED 20 present the same at this ofice
within 60 days from the date Of the hrss
publication hereof, otherwise such claim
VIII be barred BY the provisions OF said act
jyl06od ]. D. HETHuEE, Register.
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The public Is hereby notided that ~
firm known under the style OF bayle = Co,
brickmskers. Is dlssolvsi BY mutual co.,
sent, and that p. DARN a. an noriIed hero
BY 20 collect ali bills due the sid aru
MARCUS BAYLR.
PrEkEK DAWN.
FRANCOIS luLIGN.
The undersigned Pierre DARN and fr&n@
co.'s julien, both OF the city and couf ~ ~
Los Angeles, California. have Thu Dr.
formed acopArtnership in said city uDd ar ~
name Of DAfin a JuIien, and have spl14@1I
their sixnAtnzsa ffkHkk DAWN
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To anyone wiahing TO engage In the saloon
business Il Z hall WAY house, We can offer
dne opportunity. For further particulars
inouirc ii No. - N. Main st. ;nIAtf
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The BOUQUET
No. I Commercial 81.
T Q N s. HAW.
SOCIETY NOTICES.


Orange Council No. 20, I. o. O. r., mees
every Wednesday evening In Good remplars
Hall. Visiting members are cordially Invited.
X. W. READY, N. q.
A. J. X. FuRBIsH, Rec. 5ec'y.
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EDUCATIONAL
/" STAMMERING !"

TEST1M oNlAl.
s'T was afflicted with stammering for
twenty three years. PROFESSOR WHITE
HORN. OF Fifth street. has now completely
cured me. HARVEY WALDRIDGE.
New Jerusalem, Ventura Co., CAL"
My method OF treatment is based on scien-
tifie principles, and Is thorough and perma-
nent In its results. All sufferers are invited
70 call at NY once, No. Filth street, San
Francisco, for further information. where l
will be pleased ~ exhibit testimonials re-
structor. j. Whltehorm.
Professor OF Elocution and Voice Building.
junt8-3m
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Special Notice.

Any and all persons who are DESTROYS Of
entertaining members of the Republican
state Convention, which meets In Los An
eoles August rs, 1885. for the space of three
nr four days, or any persons having friends
among the visiting delegates whom they
wish 70 entertain, can see . list Of such dele
gates 1t No. 81 North Spring street. upstairs.
gates you can Accommodate, to
FRANK A. GIBSON, Sec'y,
fe2 At Recorders once.
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Notice to Creditors.
In the Superior Court Of the stste
California In and for the County Al
Los Angeles.
In the matter Of the estate Of Elisabesh

Notice IL hereby given by the undersigne1.
the administrator Of the estate of KIfsabe1G
Freeman. deceased, to the creditou sd
deceased, TO exhibit them with 1he
necessary vouchers. within four monk19
after the publication Of this notice. -
ne aomihissEstor SSw - 10y ac2nis = ~
city OF Los Angeles. State OF California, ~
same beihg the place for the tfanssoe11n -
the business of the said estate.
EDWARD Mc0INNI9.
administrator of the estate OF klinab1o1
Freeman. deceased. jeoo ~
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and ali persons having claims against Fran
cisco Afvarado, dece ssed. TO present the
same to me within four months after the
nrst publication Of this notice, at my once,
No. los N. Main strees. in the city OF Los
Angeles.
Dated June 18th, 1886 -
Administrator Of Francisco Alvarado, de-
cce sad ipoe Nv ~ftv
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REGULAR MEETING held on
- Wednesday evening Of each week
ct 7:s0 O'Clock.
sojourning brethren in good standing are
cordially invited. II. II. CRAWFORD. N. @.
En-. =. PRAIB0, 4. 8. tyB
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Notice to Creditors
the Matter Of the Estate Of James D.
Campbell. deceased.

Notice Is hereby given By the undersigned,
The executrix OF the estate Of james d. Camp.
bell. deceased, to the creditors OF and
III persons havlag claims against the said
icceascd. to exhibit them. with the neces
lary vouchers, within one month after the
arnf publication OF this notice, 70 the ssia az
1tforuey.si-lsw. room DoHney Block, Ma \
street. fos Angeles City and County, Cal.
MRS. y. CAMPBELI4
exccutrix Of the estate Of James d. Camp
hell. deceased.
nsy' ioF kzsoasrtz' iyl7 800
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x. QF p,

Tri-Color Lodge No.9e meets every <5N
Friday evening in Pythian Castle. EE&T
No. "a SPRING. treet. EEj
sojourning Knights invited. EX4&
H. I. PAYNE O. q.
.sAAC Q. SMITH. x. Of r. and 8.
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II YOU want a good appetite, drink pant.
ana bIilers. Michel Levy q Co.. Whe'es~'o
liquor ie4lerz. ssantA1
inhslasinns are poeitlve "a tesi x aos rs y
.siof znd estinE n t1sil ensq< y M US
Y I'll lung dIae>aee- % ae9a W. A'''''
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-18

ae following quotations are corrected
oa,iy from theonioisl records Of the Produce
k<uhanEe:
BID. AskED.
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East Los Angeles Institute,
For Youlg Ladies and Children.

Gw-ror Circulars aud Particulars apply 70
MADAME G. DELEvAL, corner Of Grimm
avenue aui Kuhrts street. r. o. Box 100.
mch4-tf
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Kansas City Visited by a Terrific
Cyclone.

Kansas City, Mo-, May PA
fearful storm of wind and rain
swept over this city yesterday, and
continued from eleven o'clock un-
til noon. The courthouse, on
Second street was totally demol-
ished above Cd. story. A number
of persons were hurt but none
killed SO far as known at this time.
The Lathrop school building on
Eighth street was partially
wrecked and many children were
caught in the ruins. Seven are
said to have been killed and the
full extent of the disaster is not
yet known.
A late report from the Lathrop
school makes ten badly hurt be-
sides those killed. The old water
works building near the court
house was blown down and one or
two persons there are missing. .
An overall factory on Second
street was blown down and five
deaths are reported from there out
of fifteen girls at work in the
building, while nearly all the
others are wounded. Eight girls
have been taken from the ruins,
of whom four are dead. In the con-
fusion it is impossible to ascertain
definitely the extent of the cal
amity, but it is said that over
twenty employees are imprisoned
in the basement of the factory.
The disastrous fury of the storm
was confined to the north end of
the city, except inthe destruction
of the Lathroup school building,
on Eighth street, and buildings
generally, excepting those men,
toned, withstood the force of the
storm. The main Office of the
Western Union telegraph is in
this portion of the city and the
poles are heavily weighted with
wires which were broken off, let
ting the wires down in a tangled
heap. Many wires were also
carried down with the broken
bridges. But one wire is working
out of the city. Communication
has been established with st. Louis
over that wire by way of Dallas
Galveston, New Orleans and Mem.
phis. The span of bridge next
| to Harlem was blown down.
One span at the north end Of
the rail road bridge across the
Missouri river was blown into the
river blocking the Hannibal IL St
Joseph, Rock Island, Wabash, and
Kansas City, st. Joe d Council
Bluffs railroads.
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WHAT CAN HE Do7

When either wealth or power is
obtained by long series of tricks,
usurpations and false promises, a
day of reckoning is sure to come
and with it all the ignoming that is
attached to the being found out in
such dishonest proceedings. Tie
man who succeeds by making
false promises and con cealing
trickery is called shrewd, but woe
be to him if the masses are ever
led to fully know his true charac-
ter. People are often led to this
knowledge by an unlocked for
event which tears the mask of
hypocrisy from the face OF the un-
worth recipient of honor and pow
er. Such an event was the election
of a Democratic President in 1884.
SO long as the Republicans were
in power, promises could be made
with impunity, to rings, factions,
and persons having claims, without
any thought of ever, having those
promises to fulfill. But the terrible
swoop of Democracy, that has come
SO near demoralizing the financial
interests of our country, has been
no less damaging to the business
of many local politicians. Take,
for instance, the man who manip-
ulates the appointments in the 1st
Congressional district. The post
office at Kirksville will serve to i'll.
ustrate the condition of things. To
certain members of the opposite
party, were due certain obligations
that must be dicharge at any cost.
The effort to discharged these eobli-
cations has run the political assets
SO low that there is danger of the
Postofiee manipulation being
forced into bankruptcy. Just at
this critical moment, come the fac.
tions of his own party, demanding
that every obligation due them
shall be discharge in full. We sec
no way outof the difficulty unles:
the congressman for the 1st distric
takes a hint from the petition cir
culated in Kirksville last week, {;
shewd business man would do it
and makes a political assignment
The only trouble will be to get al
assignee, for it remains to be seel
whether his excellency, Grove
Cleveland, will act as such. Shoul,
the President fail to act in thi
dire necessity, our congressman 81
far as this part of the district i
concerned, will be forced into poll
teal bankruptcy, and he will g
into oblivion with the cry upon hi
lips, ''Save me from my friends!
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
cIRCuIT CLERK,

We are authorized to announce the
name of FRANK PROPST as candidate for
the office of Circuit Clerk, subject to the de-
cision of the voters at the Republican prima
ry election.
Weare authorized to announce the name of
W. P. EDMONDSON as a candidate for the
office of Circuit Clerk, subject TO the deci-
sion of the voters st the Republican primary
election. tt-
We are authorized 20 announce the name of
W. j. .ASHL0CK as candidate for the office
of Circuit Clerk subject to the decision of the
Voters at the Republican primary election.
We are authorized to announce the name
of G. E. ROSS as candidate for. tine Office of
Circuit Clerk, subject to the decision of the
voters at the Republican primary election.
We are authorized to announce the, name
of JAMES B. DODSON as candidate for the
office of Circuit Clerk. subject to the deci-
sion of the voters at the Republican primary
elec ton.
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those memories will be FAINT when
the generation with whom they
were reality is at rest in the
grave. Mr.. Davis has a right to
his views, and it is not singular
that the old man should have
carried into his retirement the
convictions Of his active years.
But other people of his section
have lived since those years, and
should not be held responsible for
the fiction that he is their first
representative.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

We are authorized to announce the name
of HENRY S0HN as a candidate for reelee-
ton to the Office of Assessor, subject to the
decision of the voters at the Republican pri-
may election
We are authorized to announce the name of
G. A. ALLGAIR as candidate for the Office
of Assessor, subject to the decision of the
voters at the Republican primary election.
We are authorized to announce the name of
s. G. ZIGLER as candidate for the office of
Assessor subject to the decision of the voters
at the Republican primary election.
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A few Saturdays ago a manufac-
turer in a Massachusetts, town
paid to his army of employees, 700
bright. crisp, ten dollar bills.
Each maa got one with his pay.
They were aii marked so as to be
recognized. By Tuesday 40 of
them had been deposited in the
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FOR SHERIFF,

8 We are authorized to announce the name of
j. H. KINNEAR as candidate for reelection
to the office of sheriff for Adair county, sub
ject to the decision of the voters at the Repub-
lican primary election.
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banks of the city by saloon keep
ers. When the fact became known
to the workmen they organized a
temr erance society and set in mo-
ton the machinery of a reform
that will do them great deal OF
good. The incident has a great
lesson in it. ..aa
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FOR COLLECTOR.

We are authorized to announce the name
of NJ. T. STROCK as a candidate for re-
the decision of the voters at the Republican
primary election.
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COUNTY TREASURER.

We are authorized to announce the name
of NJ. j. ROSS as a candidate for the Office
of County Treasurer, subject to the decision
of the voters at the Republican primary elec-
ton. ,.-,,..if7 a56ts fa,.a .a.-f =.
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JUDGE AT LARGE.

We are authorized to announce the name
of W. P. LINDER of Liberty Township, as
| candidate for the Office of Judge at Large,
subject to thea decision of the voters at the
Republican primary election.
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PROBATE JUDGE.

I hereby announce myself as candidate
for the office Of Judge of the Probate Court
of Adair county subject to the Republican
! primary election. - sdi u O. l. LEWIS
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PROBATE JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce the name
7. G. HARRIS as a cacdidate for the office
of Probate Judge, subject to the voters at the
Republican primary election.
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COUNTY JUDGE.

We are authorized the name of JOSEPH
POPEas candidate for the office of County
Judge, I'd district, subject to the decision of
the voters at the Republican primary election.
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We are authorized to announce the name
of j. L. HAWKINS as candidate for Judge
at Large, subject to the decision of the voters
at the Republican primary election.
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FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
We ara authorized to announce the name
OF J. w. JOHNSTON as a candidate for
the office of Prosecuting Attorney, subject to
the decision of the Republican primary cleo
ton.
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bate CT. 600
G. T. Rice, Road material 1900
J. G. Dunham &C " lS.00
VIM. Burchett " l5.0O
T. A. Husel l2.0O
Wm Bellfeld +" 1000
Adam Daw I200
Albern Miles Z" 1000
Peter Diehl I" !" 1000
S. r. Bates :" I5.OO
G. W. Stage g IO,O0
VIM. Mex Waddill 35.O0
Newton Corbin " 5000
John Linder la00
S. FL. Chadwell Z" 15.0O
John W. Hardin" !" l5,00
John DAILY 2l.o0
Wm. T. Willis +" " 5000
Chas. Sweet " 20.00
+ Wm II Sohn I" 5000
Jesse McDermott 23.00I
s Rnrcbett Prem. on Wolf
scalp LOU
L. J. Beall, keeping paupers at
poor farm 52,5O
Mrs. Settlers imbecile daugh-
ter DIV
Masonic Hall Assn. rent 1920
Mrs. Bond, support of self 5.00
G. W. Cain, Juror on Road 300
~ A. K. Collett =" =" 300
Phil Lambert 1" e. 3.OO
Steph. Hall serv. R. & B. com,
$500
Montgomery & Bielby, Goods
for paupers o;P
Thos. j. Dockery, building bridge
1920
P. NJ Smith, coffins etc 1928
J.H. Kinnear, coal 2.3O
F. S. Hoag, Dept, Bridge Comr; no
A. d. Risdon, collecting school
bond 5.OO
John Whitehead, damage on
road l0.OO
John Patterson, bounty on ma
pie grove S.0o
Robt. Lorenzo, Rent 500
NJ. S. Monroe Road material
$500
J. P. Custer, Prem. on Wolf
Scalp LOU
NJ. j. Ross serv. Co. Treas, and
per. cent on school ord. S2l9,65
J. II. Kinnear, Jail expenses
.r 3.25
teams to poor farm
800
A. N. Hare, Prem. on Wolf
scalp l.5O
John H. Smith, Wood 2.5O
Jas. L. Hawkins, serv, Co. Judge
24,0O
J. II. Novinger =" =" 1890
Geo. r. Huston " =" 34.6O
J. II. Kinnear, Serv. Shff. Co.
Ct l2.OC
H. G, Sohn, Serv. board OF
equalization 5.oO
B. F. Heiny and Go. Stationary
1856
SATURDAY THE 29th DAY OF
MAY, A. D., 1886, ~
etween the hours of nine 10y O'Clock In the
forenoon and [5l O'Clock in the afternoon OF
said day at the door of the court house in the
city of KirksviIle in the county of Adair il
the state of Missouri, sell said property a;
public vendue to the highest bidder for casf
to pay said note and the costs of this trust.
Dated this 9Th day of May, 1885. s., "a.
J. 81. KINNEAB,
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SATURDAY THE 29th DAY @
NAV A u 1SSf

etween the hours of nine 10y O'Clock In the
forenoon and [5l O'Clock in the afternoon of
said day at the door of the court house in the |
city of Kirksville in the county of Adair in
the state of Missouri, sell said property at
public vendue to the highest bidder for cash
to pay said note and the costs of this trust.
+; Dated this 9Th day of May, 1885. s,
J. 81. KINNEAB, j
Sheriff of Adair Co., and Trustee
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County Court Proceedings, May
Regular Term 1885.

.
Roads.
B. F. Thornburg, Road Petition
dismissed.
J. T. Daugherty, road declared
public highway.
j. Z. Wilson, Pet, for road con-
tinued to August.
John Harris, road declared a
Public highway.
Ed. Sizemore, Jury trial in
June. ef, T. ~ pl,
j. E. Anderson, Pet. continued
to August.
Isaac Coonfeld, Pet continued
to August.
John C. Dye, Jacob Waddill,
G. A. Reynolds and Jas. Musson,
applied for a jury to assess damage.
Thos. Rankin, Pet. continued.
S. A. Vaughn "
W. H. Lansdale, Pet. dismissed
j. W. Henry, Pet, continued to
August.
W. w. James, Comr ordered to
view.
Hiram L. Hall same
Francis Melon same.
f. M. Strock, Collectors annual
settlement continued to August.
Nathaniel Ellington, School i'd.
mort. released. ~
j. S. Boyd, old school i'd, mort.
released.
VIM. III. Hendricks, school i'd.
mort. released.
III. G. Harrington cited to give
additional Bond as constable.
M. J. Ross, settlement as Treas
continued
R. NJ. Ringo, old school i'd. mort.
released.
S. S. Mclaughlin, ord. to make
out and publish Financial state.
ment- s7oi g1sl .oog %"
Ida v. Ferris and Thos. Legan's
/ school fund mortgages were
ordered foreelosed. g
The following persons borrowed
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InUII6y I1UIH t1Ie sOI1OOt !ttIIetS.
E. w. Buck 63-16 $4,000
+" ~" 62-14 40
A. V. Bartholomew 63-17 100
J. r. Adkins Co. school 440
Betsy J. Briton 63-14 l60
d K. Hendricks swamp Id. 400
10. Perking i" 125
James Coy, Co. School 500
The following warrants were
ordered issued on the Co. Treas:
q. c. Reynolds, goods for
paupers so,oo
J. H. Kinnear, Sery. Shift. Cir.
CT. 97,45
{" Pro-
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Mr.. Gould's lieutenant, Hop
kins, wants it made a criminal
offence for employees to combine
and strike against a railroad. He
did not suggest that it should be
made criminal offence for rail-
roads to combine and strike
against the public; to regulate the
output and price of coal; to put up
the rates on grain when naviga-
ton closes, and to put them down
again to fight and kill off fresh
water navigation lines as soon as
the ice melts.-Post Dispatch.
William Whiteside, of Lancas-
ter, Pa, writes: "For over six
years,'I was afflicted with diar-
rhea. Mishler's Herb. Bitters
cured me and improved my gener-
al health. There is no remedy in
the world that can show a similar
record of cases, covering so large
a range of diseases, as this great
household specific. Kidney and
liver complaints, indigestion, foul
stomach, dizziness, nausea, sick
headache, etc, all yield to the
magic of its treatment.
Congressman Hatch certainly
chose a most inoportune occasion
to make his record on the matter
of pensions by voting against
granting one to the widow of Gen.
Hancock. 1t was the first time in
his career as congressman when
an affirmative vote would have
voiced the sentiments of his con-
sstituents, but he preseryedlhis con-
.sistency by voting no.-Palmyra
Herald.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-31

Ann n nm IN Ynxsxxra sivyx AWAIT.
$2UUUuu e, y: ;;;; :: ];
value. that will start you n uolk that VIII q
once bring you In money. Tester than ans thru
pressnss uith each box. Agents. wsnttd every .
whefe Of eitLsr sex. Of an ages, for all the
limo, or spare time only. 70 wuik for ~ u thsir
oWp homes fortunes for al <cshers abto.
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-31
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We cannot Judge Of the grieis OF
others.
He who runs after shadow has a
wearisome race.
Few men are buth rich and generous;
fewer are both rich and humble.
When a great man Stops or trips;
the small men around him suddenly be-
come greater
No humility is perfect but that which
makes US hate ourselves, but respect our
selves as immortal.
An Irishman says he can see no reason
why women should not be allowed to be-
come medical men.
Edward Jones danced with his sweet
heart at Clinch county, Georgia, bali
for eight hours, and died one hour later.
One of the curiosities Of Oxford is a
much admired portrait Of Fuller, an EN-.
inent painter, taken by himself when
drunk.
| Isn't it women, and not her wrongs.
that requires to be redressed. ise'
| In Chicago the other day landlord
shot one Of his boarders for joking about
the butter.
Lightning struck Chinaman in Mon
tana and changed his complexion from
yellow to black.