Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-06-02

oAsV NO n0Altatlon IN Io00mm ending
them to the public.
AAlArial poisons contain tho germs of
dangerous diseases. If thess poisons
accumulate In the system, Typhoid,
Bilious, Intermittent or Chill Fever n
sure to follow. Ayers Ague Cure is 4
warranted specific for malaria.
8. F. Post:-The movement to nomi.
nate Thurman for Vice President on the
Cleveland ticket il growing, and is likely
TO cut a considerable figure in the con-
Vention next week. The Democracy
could make no better choice.
Mr.. Cowdrey, the United Labor can
didate for President is only thirty-six
years old. He is rather young for 90
responsible position, but the Boston
Herald thinks that 'the will probably
mature somewhat before he gets there. 1"
Mistress -"Didn't the alarm>clock 90
offf". Bridget.-"1t must have whit OF,
mum, for I cant foind it this mornin :"
Mistress-"Why, what did you do With
it3" 81 iist laid It on the shed in the
back yard, mum, so that it wouldn't an
!noS me-" ..........
In chronic diseases, medicines should
be restoring and not debiliatlng in their
action. The wonderful strengthening
and curative effects realised from the
use Of Ayers sarsapstilla, sustain the
reputation of thu remedy as the most
popular blood purifier.
Robert Porter, an eccentric citizen of
stoughton, Mass, aged B5. has for
twenty-five years bathed every day in
an open spring on his farm. One
morning in January he took his custo-
mary plunge when the mercury was Is
degrees below zero, and claimed TO en-.
Joy it. ~. ....... .......
How will advocates of the especial
Providence" theory account for the
freaks of recent Texas cyclone2 After
wrecking the Methodist church and
leaving the Congressional church
mass of ruins, it seemingly went ont of
its wsy to include the Baptist church in
its list Of distraction to places of wor-
ship. 70"
Enterprise :-G oldenson, the young
gentleman who killed girl because she
was too deeply. in love with him, com.
plains that his cell 10 too hot. An I'M.
usually pious attendant might be able
to suggest to him, without giving Of
tense, that the heat is putting him in
for future rise of tempsra-
ture.
The Ketchuni, Idaho, Keystone says
with much truth: "The Wood River
valley is covered with the most luxuri-
Gus growth of bunch grass ever known
On the river. Millions Of dollars annual.
y go to wdste IN Idaho that might be
divided up in fortunes to stock grow.
ars. There isn't stock enough oil told,
10 eat one-tenth part of the thick, high
grass covering the valley"
Geneva, N. Y, Gazette:- And still
hey come. Here is Congressman Laird
of Nebraska addressing his Republican
District Convention, which chose dele
gates to the Chicago Convention, in
;hese words: 81 am for changes that
will give us Of the West free lumber.
rec salt, free sugar and free coal. Take
he tax of the shelter above our heads;
AXE the tax of coal. And IL this shall
Do accounted treason TO the pasty love,
hen, as Patrick Henry said Of George
III, make the most Of IT,"
New York STAR The majority In the
United States Senate Is very foolish In
persisting In the senseless opposition to
he confirmation Of Mr.. Fuller az Chief
Justice. But q slight delay oan be eff
'ected by any effort. and the country
will not overlook the malignant spirit
hat prevents the filling Of the presiding
leat In the Supreme Court ut time
vhen Judicial business Is greatly in ar
.ears, especially In the circuit which
would fall under tho particular charge