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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-06-21

Among the various parts of the
human body ..one seens more stfik
ingly suggestive II desigu than the
akin. regarded Us a part Of the eAc'e
tory system. A slngle sweat land,
with it's spiral duct, ,ecn under the
micropcops, In marvellous. il considered
Ne y production of evolution. but
when we consider that, according tn
the calculations of Eichhprn. there
40 no fewer than ten millions OF
glands scattered through the skin, the
complete syst.m see.ns ~ il IL must be
th. result # special design very
specially car,i,d cut. Assigning an
average length to each, If stra ghiened,
1T about one-sixth vi an inch, wEieh IA
snort of the ruth, Their total length,
f,rs human body Of average size with
= surfaci Of fourteen sqnare feet)
emounts to mole than twenty-six
m,les. Through these tse.ty ak
miles Of tubing. divided up iuta ten
million sections, the prrspiratmn is
constantly exuding. passing away in
tito forms IL invisible valor, except
~hui formed rapidly, as during vip-
mt exercise, or in c.riain forms of
d srase. The fiuid which thus passcs
a~.y il chiefly water, ia which minute
quantities of animal ani saline matter
sse dissolved. with lac,ic acid, nitrogen
aud carhonic acid (nI carbon diox,de)
il is estimated that, on th-averase, the
sndoripareus glands remove each day
from the body two and one-hslf pnunda
al watery vapor. But the amount
varics largely, not only from day to
Gay, but from hour TO hour, besides
leiug different with different ind,vid.
usb. In warm hall or theater in
which 1000 persons are gathered to-
gether, tonof vsporor"us or liquid
persprat,on will be excreted in the
course Of a single hour. the total
length II the swoaf glands in action
during the evening being no less than
e',oJo in'lts, or mere than two and
one-hst times the circumference Of
the earth. II We ale Obliged to reject
the idea that the curionsly complicated
system OF sudvriparous glands, or
s"eat'pipes. was especially planned for
ii' present work. aud thon created at
once as part Of the present human
BODY, We yet can not but regard the
action Of nature in developing these
glands as strikingly suggestive Of the
requirements Of the human body.
Nature has in this revealed to man
the teaching that in the sweat OF the
orow shall he eat bread that is, shall
he live healthy life. None can es-
cape the condition, though thousands
i've IN the hope of escaping it by
putting money, and many are thought
70 have escaped 1t by the inheritance
OF accumulated wealth. Natur. in.
snts Gu the condition, whether men
arc obliged to toll for living or
possess already a competence. Ia ,the
sweat OF his brow the laborer gains his
bread, and not his bread alone, but
the power OF eating and enjoying it.
70 dura lila messorum" expresses
truth well worth the knowing. The
rich man who has no OCCASION to toll
for a living, II be is unwise enough not
to labor for his health's sake, finds in
the matter which his sweat glands
should have escreted poison sapping
tho vital energies which can alone
make his bread to him ''the staff Of
lie"
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-06-21

DIrHgV R~w.rS~i are .hos~ vAo read
n1slTss this and then At: thev will md
honor ,hle e7iplsynrr' that viii nnt teS- then
from .hei- honrs anl f,m'iies. III. "~of.s are
largo ard sure f,r every iniisrious person
many have male and are now mn',inv several
hundred dail.rs , month. " Is EASY Tor snv one
to make 81 sud upwards r~r d.y. who Is wl'in I.
to wa-k. Ei'h-r sex. Young or old; capitsl not
naeda3 va start -or E-eTythng n~w. NO
soenial rbiiity raquirsi: vau. re,dc-. ca, ~ II
sswrii as .nv one Write 10 10 Vt once for full
n.r'icriars which wa mad free. Address
s,inson Co.. Portland, Maine.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-06-21
yeats a.:.'

A l.cal sta issica.n Ia AN Etstetfi
tuwn r.c,satly qa,ied soine suggestive
facts about The no.sers If wealth in
his ,icinlty lie ali ii lJ4 capital
SIS ia III. ei y who s.tber died or +. :
tired With properly between 1910 ana
1850, olliy IL uf heir sons nov had
pro, erty er had oiei i.ayin. any.
Few uossft.ts uf the fate oI iyrtd.ies
~ .4mefc, but can vesliy his siate-
meats rom hrif ca ericnccs. As "a
rA,c IL ineu "A, hi,e / rGdnes Ia.
tr.s aair, nave hcn because they
IA - taeal --s>.i,it uq ian
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-06-21
No. sss.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
No. sss.
CsI I'D STATES LAND orrtcE
Eur.ka, Nevada, May lst. 1883. /,

Eur,ka, Ncvada, MAY ist' ioos.'
>roTlcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT J. =.
N Dennis, WI ose Postofiice aitress ID Battle
Mountain, LanGer county, Nevada. has TINS uas
~ gent for ia ob SuInii.r Sates, niei ms sp-
piication for patent ioc lJOJ linear feet of the
Cumberland M ne vein bearing gold ami s-
YER with surface ground 6Ol -sf in Width, stu
atrI Ia fittsburg Mining District. County OF
Lander and S,ats OF N-ssii, and DESIGNATED oy
the field notes and cile,i plat on nie IN TINS
office a. Lot No - Ia Township 30 +" ~ Ss'
Of AZ iunt piabls Meridian. sad Lot No ~ beinR
described AZ iol,ows, to-wit.
Survey No 10" whicn Is identical with post No
uf e. = Slrxev No 80, wsenea section corner post
on the y n corner vf see'ion o. T2o, n ~ L,
beass ) 5& d.g 80 min a6a, feet. mouth of sum
niit Tunnel bears 10 ds1 sAv iect tnehve LOT
lst course N ~ III. - mia 4 600 fee't 10
post ~ rked Post no I > survey No 20.
whieh is lsntici with post No OF 5 survey
EoSa, thence for
2d tourse-S Cd deg Is min 1870 feet to post
marked pest No U ) survey No A." tnence
81 Courses 20 deg 4s min go feet to q
rost marked Post No 4, U Surrey NJ 40.
.heace TOR
post N .r.ed "f,st NJ u ) Survey 40 Ao,' the
place beginning.
Coatsias ~. 3. acrss.
Courses "a pressed fr IN the t'us Meridian with
q mn .ietie vsriAtio OF IL deg - min Est.
Ihs l,ct,ion oi this mine !, recorded in the
records Of r,ttsburx ,fniis Dssrict, cssaty OF
Llnd-r aud state of N-vad,, and IN the records
OF the cuui.y Recorder ol the said Lander
County.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
porSlo, OF said Gu nbesl,ud m.ne surface
ground are required t. flie their adverse claims
With tho Ragistc, OF tis United states Land
jifi 70 at Esrek,. in the State OF Nevada. during
the sixty days period Of publication hereof, or
they ,.iil he barred by sirtue Of tho statute
ID. II. HALL. Register.
1t Is hersby orlered tha fores s'ing Notice OF
Application for Psteit be published for the
period OF ten consecutive weeks in tie Central
New sdan, weekly newspaper published a.
Battle Noaa ain, Lsndsr Comfy. Nsvafs.
u. II. HALL, Register.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-06-21

IL 10 mp 'sssoic "a ..ase ie,sa.e atd
The products to-. or they } haaa IA
hard.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-06-21

The Democratic platform ignores
the silver question, al haugh the
Pacific Coasters wanted a plank IN its
favor 1t could not do otherwise. To
resolve against silver would kill the
party before the country, and C!eve-
land cnuld not stand on plank sup.
porting it, 5ee,ns- he has openly and
persistently opposed it. His inaa-
cial as well rs his revenue ideas are
British He wants the gid standard,
a rise in The value of money and debis,
aud fall in the earning ability nf
labor. As the Dem ,ciatlc boss. tha,
party ,lares not cross his wishes, and
may be deemed acqulescent in an
anti silver policy.
Yet these facts staring it in the face
the Virginia Chronicle announces with
a flourish Of trumpet that "every
friend IT silver will vote for Cleve.
land and the tlowsry tongued Dorsey
whn made such rhetorical asa If him
self at St. Iou's pledged the Silver
State to Cleveland.
The Silver State and its intelligent
voters know just exactly how C,eve-
land stsnds on the silver question.
He il a Gold Bug tool ann has always
been 50 recognized. The Silver State
will sncw him under by at least 1000
majority and every intelligent n'an IN
this State kn,ss it.-Carson Appeal.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-06-21
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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-06-21

Articles Of incorporation have been
fled with the Secretary of Stat. Ut
California Of the Salt Lake aud Los
Angeles, Railroad Company, to con-
struct aud maintain a railroad of stan
dard gauge to commence at point at
or near Los Angeles, and t. run from
thence ina general northcasterly dlrec-
tion by the most practicable route
through and into the counties of Los.
Angeles, Kern, Tulare. lnyo, and
Mono, to the State line, and from
thence to Salt Lake through the State
OF Nevada aud Territory of Utah. The
directors are Isaac Trumbo, Alexander
Badlam, WIN. II. Brown Georg Baress
aud j. W. Creagn. Capital stock,
800 900 900, divided into $lOO.00o
shares, of which 50 800 have been
subscribed.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02
RAILROAD TIME CARD
Prof. Cook Heard From.

Prof Cook lately wrote: 'Hav- ing studied man and hi, relations fifty yeas. aud having lcad Dr. l.. B. Fottc's I.s5a I!elae Taik. say disintc:.e,tt ard ,nphatIcally. that it is worth it- weight in gold nay gold cannot measure i,s value to hu- manity. l. k geh Eaok as 0nly such healthy, well balance, uagnilic- cicnt brain can produce. Dr. Foote k one of the few doctors Who iu his writings and practice seeks To cure. not to kill; to~ayc aad proloag fife. not ObstrUct. poison or destroy it: to teach people the structure, funct- ions. facts. forces and relations of the human brain and body. teach them the significance of life aud how to make it healthy and happy also how to make the most of it. lls in- formation instruction and adyices in regard to parcntage. marriage so- cial and sexual functions and rcla- tions its facts and laws of mental, magnetic and tcmpcramcutal adapta- ton in marriage, aud parcntagc that children may be healthy happy and cnviahlc. etc, etc, make il more val uablc to suffering humanity than my poor words can express. What . vast amount oI ayjnt information for the sgnnlo. s .eN ef 9u0 pages io5 ,,. "s9f&t Hill publishiA- -.lt.,. i2J East 18th Street. New lurk
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02
Right Here In Arkansas.
What Your Friends and Neighbors Say on a
 Matter of Vital importance.

Below will be found sample of the multitude of letters of encourage ment Messrs. II. II. Warner < Co. :, of Rochestar, N. '. daily receive. The suqjoined unsolicited testimo- nials are from your friends and neighbors, ladies and gectlemen you know and esteem for their honor and straightforwardness, and who would scorn to be party to any deception. What has been done for others, can be done for you, and it is folly, nay suicidal, to longer suffer when the means of recovery lie at your very door:
 ELMoT, Ark. Jan, p, 1888. l have been troubled with the gravel for several years. One bottle of Warmers Safe Cure" has given me great benefit and do not intend to do without Warner Safe Cure" any more.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02

MT. J. N. Daniel says the girls had better look out, for this is leap year. He has planted large cane patch Hurrah for Nat.
 MT. F. N. AIlins is looking about the girls, promiscuously. Don't get scared he don't want to marry yet Hurrah for Resley.
 Great many farmers of this vicini- ty finished planting cotton this week, and have gone fishing. Hope they will have good luck
 B. II. White, Esq., says horse swapping is not dead yet; Mir. Sampson is married, he knows he will get his wild horse. That is right. Dan.
 1 learn that MT. O. k. Mcdaniel of HoneavilIe, has bought Mir. Davis farm and residence which lies on the Clark road. He says he is going to quit selling goods and go to farming right l wish him good success.
 Nil 0. k. McDaniel of lIonea- vile, has sold his farm and residence to Doctor Warren. Glad to know that he is going to settle in this part of the neighborhood. Everybody is we'll pleased with him. He makes a good doctor.
 SAMpn
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02

WAMroo, Ark. Feb. 10, lSSS.-I was talked with severe pain in the back. Sometimes 1 felt as if there was heavy weight across the small part of my back, frequently attend ed with palpitation of the heart. I felt tired all the time and was not able to do anything, My family physician advised me to use Warm CTS Safe Cure and in a short time l was better. l kept taking it until l was we'll and stout. My mother was cured of what the doctors said was congestion of the liver, by using "Warner's Safe Cure :" She is now 65 years old and looks better than for years, She says she could not live without "Warner's Safe cure.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02
AntiOc Clippings
A good rain gladly received.
SAliB.l.

A good rain gladly received.
 Crops and gardens arc as fine as can be, for time of year.
 Damocles. we have tw dudes here now. but the most refined one goes to Emmet every Sunday; please mo- tice him. He wears biuce waist. Messrs. Douglas, Cater & Madison have moved into our midst and all are nice gentlemen and good citizens. The boys seem to know more about MT, Douglas. l suppose he has some girls.
 Ansley says discuss the ballot box in the Wheels" Poor old crank. That has ruined the Wheel already. That has been his intentions ever since he joined, and l am sorry to say that he is not by himself either. The Wheel is full of them, and what will be the consequence if they are rooted out: Why, the order will sink into oblivion, before wolves mouths.
 ('I
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interesting to Ladies.
Respectfully.
 X. D. WRfN.

Our lady readers can hardly fail to have their attention called this week to the latest combination of improv- ments in that most useful of all do- nestle implements, the sewing tna- chiue.
 As we understand it, machine for family use should meet first of all these requirements,i it should run easy it should do a wide range of work it should be as nearly noiseless as pos sible it should be light. handsome, durable, and as cheap as is conSis- tent with excellence throughout.
 These conditions the Light Run ming New Home certainly meets. It has also several very important and useful attachments and notions of its own which go far to make@ood its claims to popular favor
 The New Home specially rec ommends itself to purchasers on ac- count of its superior mechanical con struction, ease of management and reasonable price. Over halt mil- lion have been sold in the last three years. all of which are giving uuiNer- sal satisfaction. This unrivalcd ma chine is manufactured by the New Home Sewing Machine Co.,. Orange, Mass. and 90 Union Square. New York.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02
Goodwyn Washing Machine.

We the undersigned residents of Boughton township having seen the above named washing machine thor oughly tested, which is now beng in- troduccd in thi, county. by Capt John A. r. Bingham of the county of Saline in this State, do hereby ccrti- fy that it is the best washing ma chine that we have seen tried. it do- ing all that was claimed for it, and we can safely recommend ii to the citizens of Nevada county as being worthy of their patronage. Mes danes George A, Robinson, T. j. Simpson, W. l.. Britt. Mary Aaron. N.J. Price, John Dclaughter, James McFargo.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02
Albany SiftingS.

Laneburg has a flourshing Sunday school.
 Mumps and measles plentiful.
 Farmers are done planting their crops.
 Gardens and Irish potatoes are looking fine.
 A good shower of rain will soon be needed for oats, and recently planted cotton.
 A little girl of MT. Tom J. Pirtle' s while playing one day last week !, jumped on nail, running it entirely through her foot.
 The deputy sheriff was around the past week, looking up petit and grand jurors. The writer was one of the unfortunate.
 Elder J. J. Jenkins will hold the 2nd quarterly meeting, on Carolina circuit, at New Salem church. em- bracing the 2nd Saturday and Sun day in May.
 The Laneburg Wheel has over 30 names on roll and majority of them, l think, l can safely say are opposed to the Wheel having anything to do with politics. There are number who are willing to do almost anyway that AnIlaN Innas A. Cn snuuast but am glad there is a much larger number who do not propose to be led by such political tricksters. There are a number of us who would be glad if Lord Ansley would explain just how it happened that the 2nd plank of the nion Labor platform got mixed up with the National Wheel demands.
 tooD IICK
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02
C Nhur~
4 Life Lesson.

The great cure is best Oh wonderful
 truth,
 A truth hard to learn in the days of
 our youth
 But at last it shines out like the hand
 on the wall.
 Reed's Chill Cure is acknowled the
 greatest of all.
 One trial of this wonderful remedy will convince you there is great truth stated in the above. You can not afford to pass this remedy with out a trial. It is absolutely the best. It never fails when properly used.- A box of pills free with each bottle. For sale and warranted by Hugh Moncrief.
 Ladies muslin robes, with embroid- cry ts match, at Brooks, Blake X Cos.
 Constipation begets many certain physical miseries, almost past the woe of man. It can be remedied by the use of Morris Cascarine.
 Never buy any drugs, patent medicines, school books, paints, oils and white lead, without pri- cing of Jno. M. Milburn. He sells the best and cheapest.
 have good pasture one mile from town, just beyond Garland creek Stock taken in at low rates. Will al- so pay cash for stock cattle, sheep and horses. ALFRED ABCRRow.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02

Editor PIcAYuNE. - If you will kindly allow me space. ] will SAY II few parting words to my Bon@iltnu friends,
 Friends. as a rehearsal of existing friendly relations, l will only say that one wear ago, as a stranger, or nearly SO. it was my pleasure to To- cate among you as practicing phy- sician. was soon animated by seeing the looks of strangeness re- cede and the eyes of bright friend- ship east a brilliant lustre over our association l was delighted with the warm reccprocal reception given me in your pleasant community and the hospitaliy of all whom l came in contact. During my entire eXpe- rience among you, il was source of delight to be intermingled with your congenial spirits the fathers and mothers, gave good cheer to my being, the little children smilingly greeted me, the young men kindly remembered me, the young ladies cheered my soltute. For all of which l feel endeavor to express my gratitude and thankfulness, now that
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02
Don't Wait

Until your hair becomes dry, thin, and gray before giving the attention needed to preserve it's beauty and vitality. Keep on your toilct-table a bottle of Ayers Hair Nigor-t the only dressing you require for the hair-and use little, daily, to preserve the natural color and prevent badness.
 Thomas Munday, Sharon Grove, Xiv. writes Several months ago my hair commenced falling out, and in a few weeks my head was almost bald. I tried many remedies, but they did no good. I finally bought bottle of Ayers Hair Vigor, and, after using only a part of the contents, my head was covered with heavy growth of hair. I recom- mend your preparation as the best hair restorer in the world"
 My hair was faded and dry" writes Mabel c. Hardy, of Delavan, Ill: "but after using a bottle of Ayers Hair yigor if became black and glossy ;"
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02
Z~4M~

CHARLESTON, Ark, Jan. 23, 1888. 1 have been afflicted with a weak back for a long time. Last September l was taken ill with a severe dull pain through my kidneys que bladder. My urine seemed to be one-half blood with q heavy sediment which looked like a brick dust. l grew worse un- til I could scarcely walk. 1 had no appetite and weighed less than l had for many years. 1 was advised by friends and my family physicians to try Warmers Safe Cure also one bottle of "Warner's Safe Pills" and am happy to say that l am almost en. tirely we'll have goon appetite and weigh more than l have for sev' eral years. "Warner's Safe Cure is Aeoderful remedy and worthy oI all praise.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02
iiI,irCn

Often need some fe cathartic and tonic to avert approaching sickness or to relieve coIir headache, sick stomach, indigestion, dy,cntcry and the complaints incident tochildhood. Let the children take Simnon, Liver Regulator and keep we'll it i,pure- ly vegetable, uot unpleasant to the taste and safe Co talc alone iu con ncction with other medicine The Gcnuine has our Trade Mark v in red on front of wrapper. J. II. /ei- lin X Co.,. Philadelphia, Pa.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02
Has Not Failed .

Mir, Wm. Paisley. DohyvilIc, Ark, writes: "IIughes' Tonic having been highly recommended to me. l ordered, a short time since, one doz- cn bottles soon so!d every bottle, and have vet to hear of a single ln- stance of its failing to effect a speedy cure of chills and tcycr.' Sold at re- tail by druggists generally.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02

Fishing time.
 Fruit looks fine at this time.
 Oats look well in this vicinity Corn looks fine, but needs rain. Health in this part of the neighbor, hood is generally good,
 Doctor w, T. Hit is looking very we'll since he got his stear unchoked. Glad to see these warm nights. think that Mr. Eafe Masse can sleep without his vest
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02
CORRESPONDENCE.
l;n,Inct EtchingS.

Rain.
 Mumps.
 Cut worms.
 Ed Hood catches some fnh fish now.
 Singing at the church every Sun day eve.
 Would like to know who is going to run for Sheriff.
 Dr. W. $. Bradford, of Haynes. came down last Sunday. Rev. Mir. Stone is very sick. Hope to see him up and out again soon,
 I endorse Voters plan. and think that the office should seek the man.
 Gran-ma Barton, who is = years old, is now with her son. W. G. Bar ! ton.
 Emmet has more pretty girls and fewer boys, than any town on the road.
 Some person tied the clapper of the church bell last week. Look sharp, boys, the grand jury will soon meet
 John Haltom's little two year old, while chasing chicken the other day, fell from the porch and fractur- ed one of her arms.
 We arc glad to see that our wor- thy friend J l.. McGough, has an nounced for assessor. Well. he is a competent, honorable and worthy man, and hope that all will vote for him.
 MT. Editor, Ed Hood is getting so fat and clumsy that 1 am getting un- easy about him, and want some of the fat reduced Now the only way can suggest is for the people to trot him out for Sheriff, during the hot weather and sweat him good. DAMoCLES.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02
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Dealer in Dry goods and Groceries.
 LITTLE RoCK, Ark, Nov. l6, lS- S1.-" Warmers Safe Cure" is the only medicine that ha. ever benefit ted my kidneys. think one can safely say "Warner's Safe Cure" is the best medicine extaut for kidney and all kindred diseases.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02
(LODIIoppER
Arcadia Acts.

Rev. J. c. Williams preached al Marlbrook yesterday.
 Mesdames Wm' Yarberry and W. T. Law were welcomed callers at Ar. cadia Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. F.. A. Goodwin has bush ol pure white roses, on which can now be counted l31 full-blown roses, and about goo buds. Truly, Arcadia was rightly named.
 MT. Chas. l.. Bruner, postmaster at this place, being called elsewhere by business, has turned over the blue ribbon and golden seal, and six feet safety chain. to Mrs. B., who will remain in charge until his resignation he accepted and a snc- cessor appointed,
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02
DISSNMrlNN NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore exist ing between Mc,damcs stephen, X liarrelI has been dissolved ny mutual consent, Mrs !. R. lIarreIl will con tinnc the business at same stand, and will keep a full line of millinery amt dress goods and do general dress making. Miss Emma ihomasSon will trim hats for Mrs. farrell. bools--a few more pairs on hand at cost, for cash,
 JuuN F.. PoRTlo. Johnson X GcncreIly want 50,ooo dozen eggs.
 Quarter marblc-top hureaus for Sio' at J |. DWhc's, Hope, Arkah- Sas.