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Democratic messenger., 1888-09-01
the INCURkBLE
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Ocnuefirn years ago y sore uefei
opssi on my noee from a nngcr nal scratch.
irlct q few simple remedies, bat the sore
would not yinld. J grew wurse very YEAR
Tor ss.rn years MaSy thought ! sad a can.
Ger Over q year ago conlmcnc,.d taxing
:. 5. $, aid two dozrn bottles entirely cureI
me. When I Ia-gan with Swln's sp:rinc
wa: u sSss , d hi, hn, si c1Ia ,s, ,r. ny
of $. ). :. l was strong aud buoyant. and
had gond appetite. regard it "a mort
NaluAhIr medicine for ladies' Ia weak, deli
cat. health. T. IL a household me'iicins
Mas. u. W. WILSON.
SrAHTAsHvk0. = C.. April 2. iss1.
ss''s.SIer ."fs n my ls sssss .Sas 's sa s1Sasy & %
been gruwlng worse: The many physicians
whom I had consulted were unhbi. 90 do
using :. s. s a. nrst /, ilnaIn-i the sore.
and u brcamr more virulsni than ever 80
much ~. in.lred. that my family insisted
slSir,l In using the $ < 5. Al tie end Of iwo
months the SORE was rntirr.y hras.i. Ihlnk'
lnE that the Evil Wa oui of my consiitnlian.
l left IN the neiirlns; but IN November.
ten months after. a veFy slisht breaking cut
APPEARED. ai ours began again on = y.
and TOW that j. alsu d!.api caring. ] have
every faith IN ~ y y. II HaH done me- ni're
gsd than all the do.inFs and other nIvdl
4. Il snASps
WINSTON, y. C.. AkrlI ~. 'sfi.
Genilemen-TNon nr Ihrr,. year. Rgo can.
Ger came on mN face. II suain grew 10 lie
quite large. n wore on me anu nav general
hralth was very IaHir I.sst srItcnS~r l
b~gan a eoutsr ~ y. ). S,, MhAh nave con
tinusd g. the IrTscn, time With the hsppla,t
result. TIC cancsr Las cntlr.ly ~ a.lpcarss
there bf1ng hu NiGrtise or gym stutu ~ =
uAncrFnun character lrit. My grnrrstl hralth
l. gosd now. .nd my Alpetits better ttah y
has b-en In year. ! ahi ~ years ols, and
to-day I am working VA the nrld planting
earn. iuurs truly. JONAS lLnlhAru.
o.niirns n I lad a sore on my upper LIP
for sight war. seven dif:errut d,rioTs at
tempted in val tn heal it. one gave me n
small vial fOr nv- 'lullsrs. which was a =" Ger.
tain cure." II - nrtsllrsa to say that u d,d
me no gsa~i. Abuut twt years ago became
qlltr uneasy. a. psoftle Thought hal cal
ser, and I took 4 course % ,ightrcn battles
20 g. S - Ta- rtsuit has bsrn a fuinprls
,T1re. ! he uler- ur ranrsr hraissi lr-autlful
L.. leaving - reel "a legs~ptihC scar Prom
hat das have a. rn neNss'l.rni health. the
Nlsscnr hav "a; pu.t e l.ty hl'' ~ tn'iroufh
-. Increased ~. np', titr ani perfected my
d g-st.ua. Ia " ~. ! feel Ike a new
woman. aud b''st s,f all. tn" "iglit Year uleci
L. gone ,It.rly. Yours sine rrii,
slrs ". r. CANNON.
Trenton. Told ca. ~ frh =. 80.
Treatise on lii.sri aui Ssin Disease. mailed
frcs. I'M SWIFT Sris lFtc Ca.
Drawer ). Atlanta. ia
Democratic messenger., 1888-09-01


Intending to make attentions in our store,
we are Offering our cntir. stock Of tnrpcting
Mattings. Oilcloihs. and Upholstery Goo'is at
prices that canhoi fail Ia ilnd purchasers. VT
do this rather than have the stock damaged
whilst the improvements are bcing mMln.
Our entire stock embraces full lines Of Will
ton, \ minister. Mo.lucttc. brussels. Three
ply nnd Ingram Carpets. comprising all the
late styles nnd shntlings. and we offer them nj
from 10 Ia ~ par cent. hclow their lowest mark
ct value. I.inolcuns anl Oilclnths. nil widttls
\ very large and tine stock. These must bc
moved. and We have put them NJ prices To- go.
MAT'rtNGS. FRESH CHINA MATrINGS.
Seamless. white AMI fancy Novelties and
splendid Goo,lS. These embrace al. qualities,
from seamless Mattings ai isc. per yarri up
wari. Quality and style cannot help hut
please.
SMYRNA RIGS AND CARPETS.
Meme hut the best quality, AMI To move the
stock rapidly We have slicci oil the price to
TPiinI.STERY DEPARTMENT..
SPRING SILK CURTAINS. PGRrIERES.
REAL AND NOTTiNNHAM
LACE CURTAINS.
NEW EST DESIG
In this line our stock Is fully equipped for
an active trade. AMI. II low prices and fine
goods will bring the customers. we are ready
with the cheapest goods ever offered. This line
of goods Is In that portion of the store To bc
altered. anh they must hc moved. Come early
and make your spring purchases.
q. =. GRtFFIrH & co.
iO3 ani los EAST BALTIMORE ST:
mp. u 3m. Baltimore. Nd.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-10-13
COAST NEWS.

Registration in the interior Of Califor-
mia shows largely increased vote over
that Of two years ago.
The total amount of dividends paid by
Montana mines for the first eight months
of this year is 50. 1877, 900.
A Seattle, w. T. bootblack raised s2s
.95 last week to send TO the Yellow fever
sufferers 10 Florida.
Considerable damage has been done to
the apple and pear crops of Santa Rosa
by the Goblin moth.
Utah will be . large exhibitor in the
Sioux Corn Palace. She sends mineral,
grain, fruit and all else calculated to
give proper notion of her immense re-.
sources.
The reported sale Of the Lick House
property to Senator Fair for 81, $50, 600
hiss been confirmed by statements from
the Lick trusees.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-10-13
NEW TO-DAY.
q. S. MARSHAL'S
SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF ANEXECUTT0N ISSUED cut
ID OF the U I, Ciccuit Court. In and for the Dis
trict OF Nevada, and to me direct. a spd AL
livered for . ludgmsnt n nde Cd 10 . cnurt.
on the FIT eenth day Of August, a. D. 1885,. in
ssv e - A. D. hunt, Plaiutin. and agdhsf O
u. Patchen. Defendant, for The sum II one
hundred and thirty one lotto dollsrs q 81 10.
l0nl. costs and all acciuii costs and iuters q.
wit:
All the right title and interest that Inc mid
jud 1ment debtor Q. u. Patchsn on The 18th
since, or now has In the following described
mininI ground and prsDisss, to.wit
The Silver ode or silver Quarts mining
clsim and all Improvements shegson pituste;
said clsiu consists Of ono feet 10 isr 9Th along
the cour 9 Of the vein BY 200 feet In width
ments there n situate: said claim copsists OF
LOCO feet 10 length along the courss OF the
lode BY 900 feet 10 width; also tie Gold Lode.
said claim conf 10 Of l.tU0 lest in length
along the course Of The ledge BY quo fttt II
Width sis, 81 the right title and interest,"
issu u him or In his name for sny u the
- mining. aroun | or pynpsrty. All Of sstd
claims were located y the nfxt DAY Of Jsuutry.
l603. By said tsfohsp. IN his own name, and
are q u.ts W LILY Mining District, Lincoln
. sss q, y sSy gS:a f.. on ,n s =;
o'olost y. Of - d dsy. ! viii sell all the
tight. tile end interest of ~ o. n. Psseh'n
10 aud to the above oess ribsd . operty, d the
frvnt door 81 tho court Hon .. IN ficohs, Lin.
coin County, kevtds. AT PUBLIC Auction,
for Cab 10 band 70 the highest and best bid
DEF, Il satlsSy said Execution and al costs.
JAS. A. MOORE. U. 1gass,ai.
4. D. Tpassa, ps1ntS 80. NaDlhaD ee1ssl
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-10-13
As 1T LOOKS.

1t appears that Lincoln County has
started on the up grade toward prosper.
ity. The copper industry at Bristol
though yet small, is in . healthy condi.
tion and has wonderful possibilities be.
fore it. The Yuba mine in Phoebe 10
producing, under most unfavorable con.
ditions, more than enough high grade
ore to pay the wages ii the 80 men EN-.
rlyed thsrs and all other expenses.
Tho 0nondssa at Royal City has contin-
uously employed half dozen men for
the last two years, and has paid them
wages, aid the owners profit during
al that time. While these are the only
mining properties 10 the central and
northern portion Of the county that are
actually paying; there are several Others
which have been described in our col.
umns from time to time that promise to
become 70 very soon. So the state Of
affairs here il comparatively healthy.
While the population Of the county was,
perhaps, never much smaller, it is, now,
evidently growing s.-iittls, and the
growth u solid and substantial. There
are not 10 the county dozen idle men
who want work. The only reason we
have not Thousands Of mon employed in.
stead Of . few score is. that oar products
cannot be transported to market But
the bare hops Of afrailway through tho
nnty 10 encouraging sntarpsiss. and
though our start towards prosperity 10
alow and small yet W are surely moving
AhsAd. tsss s.ass a3ls u
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-10-13

The Eureka Con. last Monday week
sent below S2S, 600 in bullion.
The Tuscarora Jockey Club will hang
up $1,000 in purses for fall races.
The signing OF the Scott exclusion bill
caused great rejoicing in California.
The flow Of the water in the Carson
river is said to be materially increasing.
The Truckee liver mills continue to
ship large quantities Of lumber to East
ern Nevada and Utah.
Carp is said to be quite plentiful in
the Humboldt river, a Winnemucca fish.
srman having recently caught fifty in
one day.
The Republicans Of Nye county have
Endorsed the Democratic nominee for
Clerk, and the Democrats have indorsed
the Republican nominee for Treasurer.
The White Pine News says: The re.
cent death Of Tom Roberts at the County
Hospital is attributed to his bad luck in
winning $1,000 in the Havana lottery.
II was too much for his nerves and he
sported and drank himself TO death.
A drunken Washoe Indian, standing
on bluff across the river from Truckee,
shot squaw with Winchester rifle.
Stripping himself perfectly naked, he
fired into . crowd Of white men who
witnessed the shooting. He was pur.
sued and fatally shot through the body.
The eight Chinese remaining in Truckee
have left the town in obedience to per.
emptory invitation to do so from com.
mittee appointed to do 30. The Oh nese
were ordered out for selling whisky to
Indians.
Among the articles deposited in the
cornerstone Of the U. 8. building At
Carson wasa silk handkerchief with the
proceedings Of q meeting held by the
masons on Mt. Davidson after the fire in
1875 printed thereon. It was deposited
by Phil Doyle. Such handkerchiefs IN
to be seen in Masonic Halls in many
places in the United States and also in
Europe. Hon. R. M. Dsggett says much
to his surprise he found one 10 the hall
Of the Mssons Of Honolulu, Hawaii.
All advice to the contrary. the best
brush to use is the one that suits your
teeth; usually too large brush is chosen,
and the corners Of the mouth are hurt.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-10-13
PLATvoRM ANO RESOLUTIONS.

The Republicans Of the State Of Nevada. Ia
Convention assembled. again 1pr~ss III -ir ~
a'ty 70 the prin tpl Of he hspublican patty
which havs made this country % srsal an
prosperous during the last quarter Of century
II
RKsoLvEr, Tn I the question OF !. sutacien
supply Of circulating medium 0 maint.in I
psrmau Mt nsnga VI u . orics Of lib ant
property IL the mos nportapt poliii.al ques
Thst . dtui fishing quantity u aoaey n
duces the prtcs Of l,b aud property, o. richie,
the creditor NJ ~ rishes tLe Deb or, aud par
alyses industry and sn'erpIise
That ths present financial system Of iht
Uni cd stats, which ilcrs ates or diminish. =,
the circolaiin4 m ,dium 1t the pleasure VI IN,
ma0ipIlAtcrs Of ,hs national b nts. without
rtRarl 70 the incr. are OF p0pula I'm or Il
wants Of the people. and viii, b r.cotnEa
golt alone 10 the standa Of vslue. and | sces
the rvenue Of the Gov, rIm,lt 10 tpecu
lac with In bonds and loan to tue nat ons
bank. wi hoit interest, IL Rubvefsiye Of IN,
rights Of he people, tp2res I've. unjust and
should Be repudl ted.
Tbs "a .sneI.l policy whereby both gold and
silvr shall form the be IL OF Il culsti L.
whether the money used BY the ople BE- col /
Or coin GER incateA edtemsbl- In ell or b ,th
- conventsncs may require, 10 imperitiysly
demanded.
Tnat the attempt to suhs i'ute n, ionsi banl
notes, costirg the Cover .me mill ms u dol
lara IN usl'y. for fire silver costing pothlug,
is an outrage upon the people: that the mopev
ring or trust, which has usurpvd the soyrrsip .
power the Government u ispue money. and
whirh hss frsu1uleutly d-ncpeliz d ,iIwr And
Efz'd the rvenues Il tie Government for
private epecu alton, shocks the moral ,tnsA u
msut aud law. We dsmand that thu riny q,
trust ba deatroy ed an "a 4 a hks ~, ressnr.S
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-10-13
the REPUBLICAN COUNTY ICE RI

the REPUBLICAN COUNTY IIcs ri
The Convention which met yesterday
nominated cue Of the strongest tickets
ever presented to our people.
Farmer Gcer who stands @. its head is
one of the solid men Of the county, well
equipped with intelligence and energy.
D. c. Clark, one Of our best known mel
chants, nominated for the Assembly, has
been long and favorably known 10 public
life. The other nominee for the As.
fembly, J. Poujade. has a legislative
record ihat has not been surpassed either
IN ability or faithful labor. They form
astrons team.
Charley Roeden, who is nam,d fer
Sheriff, has been q miner in different
parts Of the county for many years. He
has also held several official positions,
and all with credit to himself and his
constituents. As to District Attorney
Osborne, who is re.nominated, we may at
least say that he has served the county
in such manner that no complaints
have been made. II. E. Prudential,
who aspires to the County Clerkship, is
well-known young gentleman, indus.
trious, intelligent and reliable, and will,
if elected, gil the place in creditable
manner. Frank Godbe. the nominee for
Treasurer, is well fitted for the position
by his business knowledge Of bookkeep'
ing, an occupation which he has followed
nearly all his life. Louis Bets, the
eloice for long term Commissioner, is a
good Republican and solid citizen who
has paid taxes in the county for many
years. but never before sought an Office.
H. W. Turner, who received the nomina.
ton for short term Commissioner, The
present incumbent, has shown himself to
be clear grit in that office already. His
back. bone has saved the county many a
q dollar.
The Convention showed excellent
sense when II endorsed the nominees Of
the Democrats for Auditor and Assessor.
Messrs. Shier and Roedsr, the present
incumbents Of those Offices, have filled
them SO we'll that the people Of the
county could not have been better served
than by their endorsement. The RECORD
u Republican paper. but it does not
hesitate o say that these two Democrats
are both entirely worthy Of the compli.
ment paid to them.
The whole ticket is good. It is worthy
Of the Convention which made it, And
we may say here that no more earnest,
honest and intelligentsetof men were ever
gathered in Phoebe fer similar purpose.
n. 4.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-10-13
County Platform.

Resolved. That the principles snunci.
atsd 10 the platform adopted by the Ma.
tional Democratic Convention At St,
Louis and the State Democratic Convsn.
ton 1t Virginia City meet our cordial
approval and We heartily endorse thu
same and pledge TO the nominees Of both
Of said Conventions our most strsnuous
support.
Resolved. That I'll persons who hsvs
been placed 10 nomination It orr County
COnvsntion do horribly pledge themselves
to give their cordial snd honest suppori
y aljsss nsAieese.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-10-13

1t sometimes costs less to have .
badly soiled room reprinted after mod.
crate use Of the mop and brush, than It
does to have il scrubbed and secured,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-10-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

REsoLv D. That tho policy of IN. n
ment thould no insugura'e ii d sst.b,, Netn'
the re pie through their repreeeut.I,s.s "
both u ,us's of u ngre .. and not by IN, D.. ~
dent or m,rey trust. OF which he. e,,b.sa.
asent or head. In most sctise in defending
v.
We charge President Cleveland with v,o,..,
every PROMISE he made In favor of civil s-s.s
reform. vito cripplirg the msil service NM
refu,ing to sim U, cefsary bills for ~ ~.
proven, ut Of rivers ADD hsrbo-s. Win ~. M.
the power OF hi aiministraii TO prev4t ~
pr priatlo fvr navy and cost detspses TX
counting the gooi vii Of Other nation. ~ 49,.
expen OF the unnr Of the ULit a e,.,..
.nd vi I'm ug the foreign bondhold.rs y
bi,own country. aud for the re ius tim al ~. n.
wag Of the Mint employees at CsrrDu -
closing the Orion Mint wb Il va, moi on,.
self-nurfsiniue but Q. URGE If revvDpe 10 ~
Government. TOR his coistsm ptnous veto ! -
hilis fr the reli-f Of disabled soldi-rs and
IL IL tnR to con'truct the Government buiId.
ing at o'rson as required by Law.
VI.
We favor the reduction Of the Treasury ann.
plus bv The psyn OF penriJis to Uaion sol.
d era, 10, ir xid,we sud or5hans ths i'm pro,s-
n' mt OF rivsrs and barb re. the bu NM a
defen. 9 for the ses cJsst, the erection Of Duh.
lis building, the trB,u IN VI navy the pur.
Aas OF bonis and the repeal OF the iutein.i
revenue lave taxing t,bacoo.
VII.
. ~ Is the duty Of this State TO msintsiu fres
non stctrrisD schools iu the rural and spsrr~ly
settled dist lets. "A we'll O. Ia towns MI
viii n Of th' school money shall be made 4
will furnish tn, means Of edua alton u All
children OF the state.
VIII.
We are In favor Il reopening the Csrsoa
Mint for coinsge. and raising the wages Of m
employees 10 the standard pail By tbs last "a.
mihistrstion.
TX.
We demspd the restoration Of the mall mar.
vice iu thi, riAte N the IN iency nasiptsiusd
BY the last R'pnbli an sdm,nistlatiop, ami
favor the payment Of lair wages TO 81 poatal
employees.
We sre IN f,vor Of the abpoluts sxclusIou Of
Chinese. sni Of the rs.tricti n Of imm gfAisu
by which the ovtrchsreed condition Of the
LIB msikrt 10 made vmse and We favor ieRis.
la'.nr By which . rev si,a Of our nafufslirs.
tion al land laws ma, be accomplished.
xf.
We demsnd IN behalf OF our various ipdus
tries the refeption Of the duties on LEAD. torsI
sods. hides aud leather, and to Restore the tsii6
OF 1871 on wool.
XII.
RvsoLvxD. That We rscne ,ise-the right Of
labor to .rsanife foi ia lawful protection.
XIII.
We favor the er ,nting - Nev,dA Of ali Gov.
srnnent land within the state for the pufposs
OF 'rv ding means for Irrigation snd oshw
improvements.
xiv.
We fsvov the spyrpri tio1s BY or srss M
hydroGraph cal and Typographical On we N
this State, To the end III the waste sat~rs
may BE- preserved for the puip ~ Il ilrisA iss.
Nv.
We endorse tbs wits and conservative ID
ministration Of a,v,rn . Fsv-ns 70, ana "
heartily commend the able sGsis Of eeuasn
james and atsv ri and Representative Wood.
burn In behalf Of the intssesss Vt this efa's
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-10-13

all advice to the contrary. the best
brush to use is the one that suits your
teeth; usually too large brush is chosen,
and the corners Of the mouth are hurt.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-07-27
FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1888.
A LITTLE KAUSERTING.

A great deal of talk has of late
been heard in the Legislative Hall
and out of it, and the printing COM
missariat has done its share, about
tourist travel to these islands, and
the dcsirability of encouraging it.
We all believe that this is q very
good country for people to visit.
Our climate, our scenery, and our
great volcanoes, active and extinct,
are natural enticements, which no.
body can deny. We all admit that
tourists benefit the country by the
money which they bring to it and
leave in it, and for this reason are
naturally desirous of seeing as many
as possible come. But are we not
in danger of harping too much on
this topic, and Of attaching too
much Importance to it, to the neglect
of more pressing home needs? So
much talk about what we should do,
and what we must do, to get tourists
is becoming little nauseating, in
view of the fact that there are many
things which should be done for the
people domiciled in the country, but
which are neglected or only super
ficially looked into.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-07-27
A TENDENCY TO CONFIRM,

The discussion In the House yes
terday afternoon ON the currency
bill had tendency to confirm our
Interpretation of the ''intent" of
the measure. We were called to
task by the advertiser" few days
ago for harboring the suspicion that
the real object of the bill was to
stop the circulation of paper issued
by local bank. Oh, no, it was
nothing of the kind. Everything
was being done by committees and
the Legislature on the broad princi-
pie of measures and not men. :"
We accepted the correction with all
simplicity and profound gratitude
But some of the members of the
House are apparently not so con
fiding. They expressed positive
opinions in harmony with our "sus,
picions." Perhaps they were wrong
but if those gentlemen are unbeliev'
ing, what can be expected from {
person with an abnormal 'corporo
sity?"
With regard to the measure, pro.
baby the correct thing for the Le'
gislature to do would be to regulate
the issue of paper as currency, in
stead of abolishing it; that is, TO
require coin basis or a sufficient
guarantee of coin backing. Paper
is more convenient than coin, and
most people prefer it as long as
there is an assurance of its repre-
senting coin.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-07-27
The SUGAR CORNER.

New York, July 16.-There is a
corner in raw sugar. Claus Spreck-
els and the shortage of the West
Indian crop are both to blame.
The PHILIPPINE Island crop is 25,-
900 tons shorter this year than last.
Mr.. Spreckels, it is said, has cobb
led the entire West Indian crop.
One account of the circumstance OF
the present corner credits Spreckels
with having cleared s2,OO0,000 by
buying up all the raw sugar in sight,
just when the Sugar Trust bought
up all the refined sugar and made
contracts for much more s. +.
Call.