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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-22

DyHr IN JOURNALISM.
TIE Index Of YESTERDAY SAYS:

The Index Of yesterday says:
The Carson Union is becoming
unelean in addition to being dull.
Last evenings edition was 50 filled |
with grossly indecent epithets and
SMILES as to be unfit for perusaI By
decent people. This is the IN
evitable result Of such warfare
as that inaueura.ed by the Union
editor. When vanquishcd by arru
meEt. or overwhelmed by the state
ment of fact, he resorts to vituper
alton. Experience will teach him
that this course will not bring sue
cess to him or the mugwumpian
cause which he has espoused.
Dirt in journalism is sometimes
successful, but it must be well
thrown to be effective. No writer
If sense will resort to clumsy abuse
of his rival. if he can get along
without it. In times gone by i
used to be looked upon as plucky
and smar, to heap filth all over an
oppouent. Journalism has taken
higher step since then, and jour
ualist who associates with gentle
men does not demean his calling
!, hooom;no mere vordv filth
finger or windy scold. He must
earn the respect of his readers by
first respecting himself and his
calling. 4 mau with Brick Pom
rows depravlty. without an ounce
Of his ability. presents but a sorry
spec,aclc and earns nothing but tie
contempt and jeers Of his fellow
men Such men have no regular
standing III the profession, but are
picked up from time. to time and
used as tosls by persons who Ead
rather hire the dirt-shovellnS done
than do j, themselves. 1t Is .
sorry use to put any man to, yet
there are plenty Of people with ut
tie enough feeling T. do it and give
no thought of the fact that they
have placed q man at service 81
,aenial that he will never again bt
iir for anything else, when, By
more humane course they nigh
have saved him from himself an.
made him Of use to his fellows
Placing weak, vain and mex
oeriencel man at the head OF
campaign newspaper VITA fui
swing 10 graft ) his small spites, !
a wicked conspiracy. The vic;il
cxci,es our PITY, and the conspn
aea.S are haGa ars 10 orr cantemp'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-22
LIVERY & FEED STABLE,

THE STA FOR nj e KLY
run by Ike Sunderland is now the
property ofthe RaycraftBros. OF GeDoa
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-22
Csia AseE1sQEA2Aa k'EEOsS-
TON

Sam Davis cf the Carson APPEAL.
has gone into the prophet, seer and
revelation BUSINESS and announces
earthquakes for the Pacific Coast
during the second week IN Septem-
Der. That week begins today, and
We have our eye on Sam and the
seismograph'-Alta-
The earthquake that the Alta
wanted took place at Cloverdale
Cal. on Saturday. It was not a
heavy shock but it may be counted
as sufficient to keep the Alta ;
hands off us for awhile. The prin-
cipal article published in the AP-
PAL relative to earthquakes follow
ing the New Zealand volcanic erup-
tons was published July 18th and
stated that there would be earth
nuakcs in the United States inside
of sixtydays. Since the event the
scientists have ignored the APPEAL
theory Formulated before the earth
quake but they built up a lot OF
new ones since the Charleston
shocks.
The APPEAL still sticks to its
original theory-a molten wave IN
the center Of the earth caused by
the falling Of fragment ofthe earth 5
crust The fragment measuring
probably many hundred square
miles in extent. fell frem a point
under New Zealand and caused the
volcanic eruption. The wave then
travelled along under the earth >
crust until it net its first heavy
resistance at point under Charles
ton, and then the reaction sent il
back sgain.
By measuring the distance from
New Zealand to Charleston the We
locity of the wave is ascertained'
Nothing easier than to locate the
time that the reaction, like tho
undertow at sea, will bring it back
to California, with slight shocks
In spite of the addition to the AP
pEAs department. Of knowledge
the subscription price remains a
% year.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-22

The announcement made by
Fair that he is not in the fight, it,
dicates pretty clearly to those who
know him that he still thinks Of
coming in.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-22
EQuAlIzAIIoa.

Notice is hereby given that the asses
Sor has this day delivered To the unoei-
signed the Assessment Roll fcrthe vi
rent fiscal year, together with Inc "ap
Pool, and the original lists oI proper's'
TIA, the Board of County Com mis-
viii set as a Beard OF ECuaiiza-
tion. ut the County Clerks "hice' 'n
Monday, september. 2tih instant !. ~
o.cIoa,l A. NJ, and continue IN session
from time 10 time, as provided ~ IL"
until the business OF eqn"iiza'i''H
,..oa NJ MD. HATCH.
rl.,k Board OF County Com nllsslohers'
Carson CITY, Sept. Is. 1855.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-02

One day Lilo Jones. an old codsss cad
JACK q al trades Of The ssiehborAcod,
came 70 the pArson 10 gos his hair cus, end
she parscn. who waa evidently msiltsiirr
VOC deeply his next Sundays 10 .noa 20
note what hs was doing. cut the hair "a
most phsnominally ragged and irregular
styla In some places be had shoru shs
hair down 10 The scalp. and In olhers had
len u Almost untouched. 70 that v hsu he
had flushed his absent minded task Lis
subjects head had q weird aud unkep,
look that Was wonderful 10 behold.
What shall ! pay ye. parsons be asked.
On, come and NOV the hr eel brush on
back Of the housa tomorrow, aaid the
paruon.
When Lie got home his ~ita o. 1claimed:
Mercy on me! what you been a-doinf
0ettin' my hair sul. said Lie.
Laws mo, II tho pArson dldar do ;
purty Job this tims. said shc. thsn shars
Aint ~ truth IL revelation!
Nexs oay ths pArson had funeral 70
attend 70, and when he got homo hc found
tho man whose hair he had cut juat lsAv.
Ing tho place He had moved the hazel
brush 30 that in one spot the tops had
just been moved Of. in another II wss cut
half way down. in another moved TO the
roots II WAS the sorriost looking field
that any body ever saw.
Why. ! declared said the psryon. What
have you been doingp
Mowin' the hazel, said Lie.
Moving itf You've been mansling Il.
said the parson.
Lilo simply took off his hat. and pro-
sented his chaotic crown to the parsons
gazo.
Woll. well, said he. did do that2 Well,
come into the house. and I'll cut II for
you.
The parson did the best work that he
could this time, considering the havoc ho
had made tho day before, and when he
had finished Lie Jones took up his bush
scythe again and--went heme.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-02

b. impossible ios him 70 tAks u through
~ vAlisy without exciting suspisiou.
Hs nssl - slsa1aesm.
1svasa - ~ walked quietly up Va
vAss ssvesnl nlnsGn vsrs standing. and
sasossssd ~ ~ vAs going ess aftst
sans. ~ vssid bsiag them bask steak
~ ssppsr.
The sooslag loots vilh which they
bad visvsd Ais approasA gave plaoe to
ksosias visks among thsnsslvss.
Got tired ci digging worthless claim.
thsy rsnasksd 70 one aaeshsr. = they
vasshsd hin up W valley. Tvoat BE-
many dAys ~ 'foss hs lssss % miss
~.
Bat thsy noas Ne - rslishsd The
esnssoas ehuak oi vsaisoa be len thsu
o. his vsy baok y ~ elain. Asa frssh
piscs ~ len svssy dAy. thsy began 70
look upon him with more friendly coun-
tenanooa.
Il ~ SaaAss - roaeA - - IA. aftsr
~ . di1sspaAahls nia1s aelznsd. on
svsnins. = ths sppstix',g odor Of : bear
stssk ticklsd his nostrils. ! reckon vel
have 70 make him : present Of good
little bAg Of dust whom he leaves.
But Il y doubtful II hs would have boon
70 generous could he have seen the nu-
msrous litils bags of The same metal which
Paul carried ont Of the valley every day
and failed TO bring bAsk.
One morning, - they anticipated. he
failed 70 turn up. Butabout thrss months
later. 6campy Bob, who had somehow
got bold Of nevspaper. read IN socount
Of The improvements going on at Water.
vile; new mills going up. cottages being
remodslsd. and everything assuming =
wonderfully drospsrous condition. Il
also mentioned > young Mr.. Winter. who
had lately returned from California with
msrvellous wealth.
Ths miners looked n ono another.
Could the chap have got the dsadwood
on ~, after alli they questioned.
But no one could answer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-02

Avsy dovn 10 Maine. in region where
tbs ssAgss remain y primitive . they are
anyv here In The United Htstes. there u IN
assd pssson vbo performs not only tho
osdiuaSy clerical duties. preaching 70 tbs
psopis Of ths district snd marrying end
busying then. but also turus 90 honss'
psasy BY catsiDg their hair on occasion
The old psssou isn't exactly 30 artist 10
this line, and i distsessinsiy absent mind.
ID, bat there Il 20 barber asyvhsrs IN the
ssishboshood, and nobody there cares for
Paxkss Houss cut. anyway.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-02

4 n0PY Bend 10 cents postage. and ~
Eli will mail vou free royal. valua.
UIIJ BILE. sample box Of soods that
4 once. than anything clss in AnsFiea. Bolh
ssxss Of eli ages can live u homo and work IN
spare time, or all the time. Capital not rsqulr.
"a. We viii start you. Immense pay sure for
thoss Who start st once. 6rrxsoN 4 Co., Port.
land. Maine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-02

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-02

The darkest hour l. when yoa ean's
dnd ths matches.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-02

ths lssvsa Ia betseeehaaoo yoar nisd,
Id. sAd ct swsy Iron here = iast = you
know how.
! shall rsmsin 10 thssalIsy for ths pres-
ont. replied Paul. qsissly. snd Il you
think your Life u worth what litsls sssis.
tancs you can render ne. l shall b glad
to have your aid.
The miner looked 4 hin meditalivsly.
You shall rsmais n ths vallsy. hs ssid.
Il hngth. and r vill isdeos hone Of The
men 70 sell you elain. Bat II do, n
msmbsr thss you buy I'D pay ios Il viii.
ont assistance from ~ III guaraatss ysu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-02

ounss o. more daring ths p6Jt&e1k
Without rsplyisg. Pasl went innsdiate-
y 70 BIZ tset end brosght ont bag Of
dust, and handed Il 10 The man.
AZ ths claim y mine nov, suppose !
havs right 10 order oG III intsudsrs. be
rsusrksd quietly resuuing bis pick.
Mighty toacbyi muttsrsd ths miner. -
be and his companions rstsseed their
steps. Seems veil supplied With dust,
bat be 4 durssd fool 70 sink u 10 that
sidehilL
Slowly ths weeks siidsd BY II Lost Pssd
No denoastralion from The outside hsd
"a bssn nads. and had II not bssa lot the
yesssutw - ths hillsids. The niusu
would hsss Ssit perfectly sscars.
Bat Iosss h sticks up thar out oi tho
Wy " vosy tsosbls his roosts, they
shnshlsd aaosg thsnsslvss. Asbbs .
~ more vssks u useless ssssAshing will
induce hin 70 vanoss Tor more paying
diggiass.
No oes Al ttsa dFsemsd thatA vAs
ssythisg noss shas ~ hops of ssttiss )
bstaee elain, ~ diaIiks 81 scsisasisg
hinssIf sold. which ksps hin u ~ val
~. Tksy ~ sEAaiasd ~ pisss Thor
oughly. aad voaid hsvs sworn Inst there
~ sol : haif-dosss oussss u ~ pro-
sious duas within 80 yssds oi Ne elsia.
Bat Jest bov Psal ~ bcthsred By
ancshw coesiSssAtioa. His pile ~ in.
sssasisg - npsdly thas - ~ y voald
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-02
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covsrsy sa1l xs ), ssssssa~s ,rs IA mar rrr
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-08
WANAmAAEM'B.
PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, April s. 1850.
Schuylkill muddy suggest

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, April 3 lSSt.
Schuylkill muddy suggest
a filter; and filter suggest a
preachment on what a fill
ter is good for. Sometimes
we have to struggle to make
YOU comprehend how good
a piece of merchandise is.
We point out subtle distinc
tons. We have the best,
There are others that look
as good. The other way III
filters. There is no filter ex
actly right. But you will
have filters. What shall WI
lido? .
| One of the things to do j
Ito prod the makers by tell
ling the simple facts of tn
case. Shame on us all Of
the city for giving you dirt
: Schuylkili, on you for sub
uniting, on the filter maker
lfor giving you worse tina
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-08

first OF next, viii end those
Observation-Disclosures a5c
ginghams Tor Toe. We men
non it, not to hurry them,
only to give you slow ones a
warning. .There'll be a
thousand of you late. We
never did such a thing be-
fore; or heard of one; never
expect another = 200, 900
yards. Your profit on them
is 100000; ours a paltry
$4,000.
Northwest from the center
London jersey suits fol-
boys for too little to make
many words about: $2.25 to
$3.50, all told.
!. OuuuH Inc utoitNby toWafu sho HaANe'
Market street door.
Odd coats for men fol
half, for less than half-noth
. ing but coats-S3 up
Think of Abraham.
; BY the middle MArket-street door.
At the leather counter
/ purses, pocketbooks, port
folios, shopping-bags-
(none that we mean are
more than hall and a quar-
tier. Old Of course-tht
meanest things we have.
Northwest from the center.
i john WANAMAKER.
: Chestnut, thirteenth and Mark
streets and Gity-hAll square
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-08

SPARKS, the constantly boiling over
Land missioner, has got tired OF
having all his land decisions thrown
aside oy Secretary Lamar, and has re-
signed his off 90. When Sparks came
into possession of hts office he pro-
oesded upon the umption that the
entire Land Department was rotten 70
the core, and for several months after
he took possession he danced sround
like . mad bull In q china shop, up
setting everything that had been SET
mp by hts predecessors, upon the as
sumption that the department was
reekiug with fraud. Sparks innocent
raviDgs might have been tolerated had
he not tied up some 10000 land
patents, through which real injury
WAS actually done to the country
After q discussion OF the case before
the Cabinet yesterday 1t was found alb
solutely necessary to revoke Sparks
orders. which was accordingly dona
and the result ia that Sparks viii
eparkle no more around the land office
It must be said OF him that his caree
In Off 20 was short but sparkling.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-08
Important to Movers.

Those intending to move will need TO
make changes In the stove and heater
line. To all such We would suggest q
call on 1. 8. Bullock, corner Ninth and
Shipley streets. whose line Of cook
stoves embrace the finest in the market
such as Othello, Record, Stuart and
others equally as good. Also parlor
stoves of the best makes. These stoves
have been tried, az many of our best
families can attest. You will find his
nricea as low as the lowest.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-08

THE FEAT OF DIR. Cantwell in ex
tracing o twenty four foot tape worm
from the stomach OF 9 seven year-old
boy, by an electric shock which the boy
stood, but which the worm couldn't, Is
destined to make electricity a. popular
as @ curative remedy for diseases as II
Is now popular for the transmission of
news; and farther, the act must bring
the young, enterprising doctor into
very favorable repute as possessing
large and practical views as to the
nature and character Of diseases. As
tit Is settled now that tape worms can
not stand electricity even when barri'
caded In the stomach Of . boy, The tape
worms glory should speedily cease.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-08
stranger than Fiction

are the records of some of the cures Of
consumption effected by that most
wonderful remedy DR.. Pierce's"Golden
Medical Discovery" Thousands OF
grateful men and women, who have
been snatched almost from the very
jaws of death, can testify that consump
ton, In Its early stages, 10 no longer in
durable. The Discovery has no equSl
a, pectcral and Alternative, and the
m ost obstinate affections of the throa'
and lungs yield to its power. Al
4 nc o iafa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-08

AND NOW IT is said that Colonel
Morri.ou il the latest of the Democratic
leaders to fall out with President Cieve.
land. and all because the latter would
MT aoooiut one Of the Illinois states
mans friends to Consulate. Bos no"
much does Cleveland cart? He Knows
he cau'b be Ie,slected any how, anu me
summer watering season is AZ handi
when be expects . good time. Fliend'
T. the dogsi
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-08

r. Parry, Jr., has fitted up the store,
No. S27 Market street, In a very attrac-
tive style, and Ia now prepared to sup
plv farmers and others with iinware,
lamps, etc. He will also continue his
bus mess at No 234 King street, by the
aid of Mrs. Parry, who Is IS indus
trious and active as any lady In our
city. Repairing will also be promptly
attended to at either place.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-08

THE NORTHERN support Of Fi'zhugh
Lee, for Governor of Virginia, was
given upon the assn IN ption that Lee and
the Bourbons were the honest party Of
Virginia, and would pay her honest
debts. How these debts are proposed to
be paid 10 foand In Governor Lees
babyish plea begging the people not 10
pay their taxes with Virginia coupons,
but with good money. This is about as
undl Quilted an appeal AS ever emanated
from . State executive, and knocks the
bottom out OF the very small vessel OF
boosted honesty claimed for the Bour'
bons.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-08
THE
FOUR QUES7IoNS.
HE

There is no question, and
you need not give the mat
ter even a passing thought
when purchasing your cloth
ing from our house, as to
the quality of the cloth or
the durability of the work
manshlp.
We have anticipated you
in that direction.
The things for you to
consider
Does it fitl'
=" Is it my style?"
" Will it look well!' and
9 Does it suit my pocket
book?"
Everything else we have
done for you, and you ma!
depend upon it.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-08

Harry johnson, of the firm of Elliott,
johnson g. Co., has gone West, to be
absent several days.
Lewis Fell, residing at Nc. $40 West
Third street, entered his Goth birthday
yesterday, and his friends kept crowd
ing him with tokens of their esteem al
dav
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-08

RHODE ISLAND yesterday not only
elected the Republican State ticket,
but linked herself to the increasing
column OF prohibition States by putting
prohibition into the Constitution, and
all this was done without the third
party. II Rhode Island would dc
away with her property qualification
for voters, and her citizens vote be-
cause they are men, and entitled Il
the rights Of men, she might be called
thorough Republican State.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-08

SENATOR LoGAS's blu TO increase
the size OF our little army from %. 900
to 80, 900 me- allied in the Senate yes
terday bya vote Of 10, all Republicans
except Payne, OF Ohio. 70 81, Of whom
20 were Democrats and II were Repub-
licans. It 10 difficult to see why Re
publicans should be opposed to incrsas-
ing the army when the increase 10 only
for 5000 more men. $4,000 10 ridicu-
lously small for . nation Of 60, 900, 0Oo
|of people, with n hostile force OF In
dians In the Western territories thai
commit many depredstions simply fol
want OF an adequate force TO keep them
In subsection. We are no. surprised 81
the almost unanimous Democratic vots
against the bill, as the Democrats have
no great love for the army ever since thI
rebellion was crushed out
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-08

Mr.. WILLIAM Fl. EvERErr Ia en-
titled and will receive the entire SYM
pathy of all hearts In which sympAthy
exists. Only . short Hme has elapsed
since he Lost his wife by On accident
|and now he has lost his son, one OF the
einest young men in the city, also by
an accident It 10 only after m acct
dent % over that we begin 20 see how
easily IL might have been avoided, but
i Il Ia too late then. We can never see
everything that lies ahead OF MS In our
pathway through life. but with poign'
ant grief We zee afterwards the objects
| which causes M sorrow. sympathy ID
Iall that can be offered to Mr.. Everett
Ia young widowed wife and orphaned
|children; no human power can brine
the light and Joy Of loved son, hus
band and father into that family again
Above the sympathy Of man, how
ever, comes tho greatest sympathy from
Him who alone Is able TO sustain
under the most trying affilctions.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-08

Nothing tries the patience of q man
moro than to listen 10 hacking cough,
which he knows can be cured with DR..
Bull's Cough Syrup.