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rrlsu,e. 70 sidney Lan,er.

From the Rlumore sun.
Among the tributes TO Sidney Lanier on
the OCCASION ofthe presentation OF his bust
at the Johns Hopkins university were sew
eral letters from writer's OF distinguished
reputation, showing how highly he was
appreciated by men who occupy the fore.
most rank and who are eminently qualified
to Judge Of him as q poet OF high perform
ance and of greater promise. Thus the
Hon. James Russell Lowell says of him
and his personal qualities with warmth
approaching enthusiasm: HE was not
only man OF genius, with rare gift for
the happy word, but had in him qualities
that excited an affection and commanded
respect Ihad the pleasure Of seeing him
but once, when he called on me lin more
gladstone days. at Elmwood; but the image
OF his shining presence rs among the friend
iiest in my memory" Mr.. Richard w.
Glider, the editor Of The Century, while re-
grotting the loss in this country within
few years OF some OF the most genuine Of
our poets in the very hightpf their power,
says that Sin Lanicr's ease the loss was in
tensiiicd in the painful experiences OF those
last years, and by tho extraordinary prom
ise Of his verso. Some Of his poetic work
was experimental, not fully and resiully
accomplished, though always with CLEANS
here and there from the very heaven OF
song As his methods and ideas matured
there was reason to expect a more round
ed. sustained and satisfactory art. And
every now and then there crystallized in
his intense and musical mind lyric OF
such diamond like strength and luster
that IL can no more be lost from the dia-
dem OF English song than the lyrics OF
Sidney or Of Herbert" SO, also, Mr., Ed
mund @. Stedman, whose criticisms Of
English and American verse have been
published in book form and are among the
best OF their kind, after referring to what
he had written, In q book, OF lanicr's &C.
Mus and works, Of his early death and Of
lis having prevented the completion OF
his ultimate design, goes on to say, and 1t
shows the scope Of Lanicrs ambition as
well ms his confidence OF the powers that
= were in him: Ellie conceived OF method
which could only be achieved by the effort
Of life extended TO mans full term OF
years. The little thing he was able to do
belonged TO the very outset OF q large sys-
tcmatic work; he did little more than TO
sound few important bars OF his over
ture. In this sense he died early, but did
not die without leaving his idea behind
him, out OF which great thiays may grow.
die started his purpose on the hope and
chance Of time for execution" All the
letters that were read were in the same
strain OF eulogy and regret
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HOLSTEIN BULL.
NETHERLAND PIONEER, No. 81

Brcd by smith a Powell. symcu-, " Y. Calyed
May q, ISIS. Color. black; shield snip. throat
hrlskct stripe up left shoulder over ON right band
aruund hlps belly. legs aud one half tail whlie
Sire kctherlsnd rriucc, No. Tl6 u. H. H. the best
combined milk and butter bull In America.
Dam Pmnolla ~, a beautiful cow years old
March I, 1850. with the form aud oil tho points Of
a great mixer. prunclla ID hal bo,n giving milk
more than eleven months In her 3ycar old form.
and held up " more than gallons per day. sho
took prizes at the Sew no.k ktsio Tain In 1855
and issi.
GmndArn gnvc Tor smith A Powell 90 pounds
In ono day when year, old.
HIsrHfRLAND PIONEER Il very straight and
lluarc, with an exceedingly bnad aud level back,
broad long hps, soft coat an unusually mellow
skin. and weighs nearly 100 pounds. service ieo
sio cash. with usual privileges Of return.
For further particulars addre.
n. 7. n CARLiN, Manager.
Lock box A. Mrmphia Tenn.
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BLUEGRASS" No. 3S4.
standard and Registered.

slrcd by Rysdyts Ilanblclonian sire OF 20 rolters
with records If go or better AMI sifo Of pd sons
that have zach gotten one OF morc 40 performers;
frst dam XIII by Long Island Black Hawk SECOND
dam 10y Young Dnroc. half brother 10 American
Eclipse third dam by COINS Messenger by I'm
ported Messenger.
BLUEGRASS l. iSi4 hands hlfh. seal brown, al.
most black, with wine colorcd TANKS and muEIle
two white heels, heavy name and tail, long bodied,
heavy boncd aud very stylish. lie Il tho sirc Of
Urvy Cloud, rccOrd 2.zabi-trial 2ls'.. Of hcoohor,
sire Of one 20 performer. and OF the dam Of Lady
Of Lyons record e25'4 lie Is half brother 70 box
Ter. 2l7i; Ncitic 2ls; Jay Gould, 22ia; ocow'
wilkes 49,. aud full brother 70 MenelauS 2s2d.
BLUEGRASS Il the only sou Of l,ysdyk's Ham
blotonian, whose services wonc ever offered 10 tho
people SOUTH or KENTUCKY. and he viii this
season be limited 10 ten outside mares lee 500
oash. with usual privileges Of return.
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Gen. Fi,EsinInons Elected.

CmcAoo, ILL.,, Feb. l0.-The sub-com-
mittee OF the Republican committee this
morning elected Gen. Fitzsimmons, Of
Chicago, scrReant-at-arms Of tho national
convention. The Grand Pacific was Sc
leclcdas the permanent headquarters Of
the national committee. About noon the
subcommittee took look at the Audito-
rum building and were apparently sat.s-
fed that the vast edifice would be ready
for the convention. They will arrange
about admissions this afternoon before
finh adjournment.
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AMER Three Years.

W. y. Walton, ofspringReld, Tenn, says
81 have been suffering with neuralgia In the
face and head, OF and ON, for three years. /
purchased box OF DR.. Tanners 1nfallible
Ncuraigin Cure, and took eight q tho pills
have not felt any symptoms Of neuralgia
since. Itgivcs me pleasure 20 recommend IT,"
Rangum Root Medicine Co, Manufacturers,
Nashville, Tenn. 20 cents per box. Sold at
Holsters drug store, 2S3 Main street.
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kan,ehad,.. Child.

Somcbcdy'sch Is dying--dying with tho
flush OF hope on his young face and some
body's mother thinking Of the time when
that dear face will be hidden where no ray
OF hope can brighten it-.because there was
no cure for consumption. Reader, II the
child be your neighbor's, take this comfort
ing word TO the mothers heart before IL IL
too late. Tell her that consumption is cur
able; that men are living today whom the
one lung had been almost destroyed by the
disease. Dr. Picroe,s "Golden Medical Dis
covery" hus cured hundreds; surpasscs cod
liver oil, hypophosphiics and other medi.
c,ncs in curing the disease. Sold by drug.
gists.
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A Singular Trial.

CIxISsATI, o., Feb. l0.--A singular
trial is in progress in the United States
court today. IL is a suit against II. s.
Lockwood, Of Franklin, o., for having
collected sos bounty, etc, belonging TO n
soldier who died al Andemonvillc during
the war. Tho allegation Ia that Lockwood
forged the papers necessary 70 enable him
20 collect the money. This was over
twenty yean ago. Mr.. lockwood is over
eighty years Of age.
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HEALTH u WEALTH = Dr. Beauregard's
Tonic and Nsrsins. the 0rcat


NERVOUS DEBILITY in ali IL ,hecs. mental
~ and physical depression tpcrmhtoffhcai ny
pochoudrin fierllty ncuulrn. hystiffa, lncapacity
Tor study or business panil1sls Impotence epilrp.
~ los OF memory. tolicninE ~ tho braln, aud al
diseases Of the nervous system may Be- fldically
curcd In either tcx by the usc of this uncxccllcd
preparation. IL lisa maticr 81 tiiprctne importance
w. nae appropriate treatment ior Tie Curn 81 the
los of ncrye power. and Dr. lcaurcrnrds Tonic
and Neryine, alter many years trial la Europe, hna
proved inialllbie n iatrn arordiaE 70 direciions
which are affixed " each bottle. one boz equal 70
rfico. si.OO box, oftix boxes Tor 5000. sent
Is mall prepaid on rucript VI price. We giarantec
fix boxes 10 curu any case. With cash order TO
guanntsc 70 return the money n treatment dos
not effect a cure A. hcnkcri q Co. Druggists, sole
agents for United htntc1. il0 and ll5 Main street
Aemphin Tcun
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nnoMs AND mann.

DoARD--I7J sEooSD-A PLEASANT ROOM
ID with board cor man aud wlic can bc had nj
Ia Second street Reference must ~ giNcuk Day
boardcn solicited Mis-. v. sCilERtlL
DoARD-GoOD DAY BOARD AT $500 PR
ID month go Union A.
DEsIRABLE ROOMS AND BOARD Al y MAD.
IL tou street
INURsisHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT
~ board. ~ Main stfuct
ENTLEMEN CAN OEr COMFORTABLE DAY
VI board ~ No. 20 Court ~ FOE $40 per week.
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RUPTURE Radically CURED

without the tnie or hlndmncc u tusineg In from
O. 10 20 days By the Mcdicaici toft rad 1russ and
once treatment contrart M do with cach patient
strictnre. Hydrecolc and Nhricooclc curcd Ia
ahort time. Circular on appll cation.
Tho Medicated toft Pad Truss has The
fprirR In the trout. Therefore avoid ng all kidney
Troubles. and can be WON night and day. We guar.
antoc this Truss 10 b. easy 10 and n hold up
the bowel. or money refunded Made and iiled 20
male or female by DIR sOhLk
70 Jener,sn a.. NcIaphiL Tenn
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CaIcsoo, Ill, Feb. l0.-Dr. A. o. Ilav-
en-, Of Lake Forest, has just received let
ter from his missing brother, the Rev.
Theodore w. Haven, pastor Of the Con-
eregaiional church, Of Hattie Creek, Mich,
who disappeared from New York January
10. The letter IL from Berlin, Germany.
II would seem that the Rev. Mr.. Haven
went from the ~. Denis hotel 10 a vessel.
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RKlp the testimonials Of the many who
have used Lacupi-a, and would not EOw
use anything else.
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LOST.

TN MEyrfns on MONDAY. FEBY q, Si.O.
Il wrapped In plecu ~ brDan payer. In bills. ~
follows Two tsll. one 80 one ~ AMI one ~ Find
or VIII be llbeally rewaraed ~ teinrning sane 70
- MARY y GRADY
DUPPY- NNEwFouSDLA SD; RETURN
II 10 George n fcier 20 laudoriAle street,
aud be rewarded.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

The Kings ball 10 be given al the dsyoso Hotel
on the night Of February 10, can only be attended
BY those receiving Invitations Ladies' as well AZ
gentlemen must DO provided with these lailimanlc
faYou. Invitations are no, transferable. An com
munlcailoni should be son, BY mall aud adirpssed
SPHINX"
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements in this column win be charged at
rate of i5c for two lines one Insertion; two inscr
lions, Csc; ono week. Soc.
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Commissioners Sale.

Under authority OF an inlcflocuioy order igr
Rsiney et al. w. n. 4 q. RR % 81 al, lwiil' on
Saturday. February n, 1855,
ofcr for sie. stpublic auction 20 the highest ela
der for cash, IN irost Of the Coufous. do?f nv "
eclook m, Iou one III aud two VI, IN block Weu
vfiEht "a. In Fort Pickering
Equity oil redemption barred.
4 b. McIlENRl, Cominl1loner.
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STOI.i

NdULE-sTOIIsS ny KMMET BROOKS, cot
wi ord, one DARK lay llOrc Mule. about seven
years old. az hands hieh. white nose. shod In
irunL Emmct brooks n ak irrt high. black aud
Inclined " b. fiOopshouldcrcd. IA knock knccd,
and walks with his lrrt turned out. allo shows his
teeth. ffFTY DOI.LAltS
will be raid Cor brooks and mule. g. for each. or
any Information that will lead 70 the recovery Of
JOHN HUSTON. Pm
IIarrnoniovn, Mlc Jan n, is,N
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Tow-os OCT. TO-. PROM % ALABAMA IT,
~ small hrindlc cow. Tips Of both horns sawed
on aud holes bored through near tip ends spring
ing 90 calves when left u reward ior return W ~
Aiaiama street
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He Cometh Not.

It is generally conceded that A. J.
Hybschman, formerly proprietor of the
Eiko Brewery, has "gone where the
woodbioe twineth," and q number OF
parties hero mourn his exit to the ex-
TINT Of several hundred dol lars. Before
leaving he borrowed 500 Of Mrs. Mar
garet Thorpe. He also drew out OF j.
Henderson's bank $1,000 and cashed
checks for upwards Of 5000, but whether
he had more than the amount namtd
above we are unable to state. Mrs.
Thorpe had an attachment s5ued for
his personal property which was s;rved
by Sheriff Atwell. Tut We learn that but
little OF value was found. Later Fl.
Chase and others had an attachment
issued for claims aggreRuting over 5000,
Mr.. Chase's claim being $72 for grocer
les. AS he is said TO be an inveterate
and unsuccessful gambler, his swag will
probably do him but little good, Such
occurrences nre an injury to my COM
munity for, in addition TO the losses
sustained by individuals, they are culcu.
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Trust Agents.

Chauncey Depew says TINT the only
thing that will save Harrison is to get
up 'cyclone of fear" on the tariff.
"Woolpulp" Miller, of New York, says
''1t We can PUNK it down the throats
Of the workingmen that Cleveland is q
free trader, we can win.' These great
agents of NV York "trusts" will learn
that the people ure not frightened with
buGaboos this year. They can't make
it appear that high tariff helps the
poor man; neither can they prove TINT
q reduction of the tariff from AZ to 40
per cent. makes free trade.-[ Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
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BUSINESS LOCALS,

New Goods constantly arriving at
Remnants.
A new stock of Ginghams, Calicoes.
etc. at Rsiuhart's.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear at Rein
hart's, all new and cheap.
New Fancy Gingham Lawns and
ZephYrs at j. Rosenstock's.
If you want a nobby suit of clothes
made to order, Remnants is the place
to go.
Fine Bamboo Fishing Poles, from 25
cents up, also full line OF fishing
tackle at Muller's.
Striped and Checkered Naipsooks,
Sateens, Yosemite Cheviots and Indigo
Shlrtlngs ut j. Rosenstock's.
New Hosiery, Cream, Flesh. Pink and
Blue. Special lines of Fine Lisle Thread
and Silk Goves at j . Eosenstock's.
The finest stock. the best variety and
latest styles of Wallpapers can be found
at Remnants, who has just received an
immense shipment from the East.
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On the Rack.

Thirteen applicants for teachers GER
tifcntes appeared this morning to
undergo the ordeal of ON examination,
all except Miss Belle Lindsay, twho
applies for first grade,) being appli-
cnnts for certificates of the Second
Grade. Following are the names,
twelve ladies and one gentleman:
Mrs. Josephine Taylor, Miss Minnie
A. Gray, Miss Bertha Smith, Miss Josie
Cullen, Miss Lizzie Williams, Miss
Rosa Gnrrecht, Miss Rosa Alexander,
Miss Myrta Duncan, Miss Ellie
Truiett, Miss Kate Finnerty, Miss Lou
NJ. Craighead, Miss Belle Lindsay, j.
a. Stephens.
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lndurnted Fibre Ware.

The attention of the public is directed
to my new stock of Tubs, Buckets, Ba-
sins, etc, manufactured from Indurated
Wood Fibre, pressed out il one piece,
without seams or hoops. It is light
and durable, will not shrink OF swell,
sill not faint any kind of liquid
and bids fair to supercede tin and wood
en- ware Call and examine it.
6-28. Fl. CHASE.
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Warming to Tres

all persons are hereby wnrned to
avoid fencing lands belonging to the
Undersigned on the North Fork of the
Humboldt river, also to refrain from
driving our stock off our ranges in that
vicinity. Trespussers will he prose-
cuted to the full extent of the law.
MURPHY d. HILL,
Halleck, May 26. 1888.
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uSt Received

Over two hundred new samples for
custom made Spring and Summer Cloth
ing.
If you want fine suit of clothes made
to order, latest in style, perfect in fit,
best i'll quality and cheapest i'll price,
come and look at my samples. You
can't help beirg suited.
NJ. REINH4Rr
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lated to shake the faith of business men
in human nature. It is not probable
that anything could be gained by bring
ing the absconder back. hence we pre-
sumo no effort will be made to find
him.
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needn't trouble themselves because we
can go into it ourselves without
leadin'."
If you desire 70 possess a beautiful
complexion take Ayers Sarsaparilla.
It cleanses and puriffes the blood, and
removes blotches and pimples, making
the skin smooth and clear, and giving it
bright and healthy appearance. Take
it this month.
President Cleveland is "scared to
DEATH" and thinks seriously of 'throw-
ing up the sponge" since reading a
copy Of the Reno Journal containing a
a whole column of the names of "AIoss.
Backed Bourbons seeking a Better
Resting Place.
With 200 labor papers in the country,
OF which only one supports Harrison,
about dozen are nou-committal, and
the rest are for Cleveland, there are
still Republican papers that profess to
believe that they alone represent the
American luborer.
Allen G. Thurman has returned to
Columbus, reaching TINT city on Sum-
day morning. He says the trip acted rs
n tonic and that his heulth is better
than it WIS when he left home. He is
not the decrepit old imbecile that our
Republican friends would have us be-
lieve.
"These fish, my dear Mrs. Hen
dricks," remarked the minister, who
was discussing Sunday dinner with
the family. "are dcliciously fresh. I
am enjoying them very much
"rhey ought to be fresh," volun-
teered Bobby, WHO was also enjoying
them. "Pa caught 'em only this r,orn-
ing"
Examiner:--The sudden death of Sir
John Rose, the English partner of Mr..
Levi z. Morton, will probably identify
the latter more directly than before
with London banking interests. It is
not probable that he will retire from the
banking-house, of which he ID the sur
viving partner, on account of his caudi-
dature for the Vice-Presidency His
position, however, is an anomalous one,
and is we'll calculated to provoke adj
verse criticism of his aims and mo-
tives.
Cassi" County (Idaho) Times:-Dr.
W. e. Lindley of this place, while on
his way to Salt Lake City q few days
since, reports custom existing ut the
Il. r. Hotel III PocatelIo, that, we be-
lieVe, is not geneally prevalent in the
West; that of the ladies undressing
and retiring to rest with the window
blinds up. The DR.. acknowledges that
the novelty of the scene Was somewhat
attractive, and he watched develop
nents with peculiar interests
The editor of Maine weekly reports
that in driving from Skowhegan to Har-
lund with his son the other dry he count
ed twenty-six ''Indies" engaged in the
work of haying. The editor apparently
treats it as pleasant mode for ladies' to
take outdoor exercise i'll Muine. But
il n Maine traveller in England had
counted in short drive in England
"twenty-six women forced to work in
the fields" whit wall we should have
heard over the terrible effects of free
trade!-[Ex.
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L Undertaking..

Having purchased OF Brown & Hos.
kins their interest i'll the Undertaking
business, 1 "m now prepared to attend
to all calls in that line. / will also at-
tend to the repairing and upholstering
of Furniture, etc. Shop on Comnercia;
street, next door to Brown IL Hoskins'
old stnnd.
G-5, N f PPTFRsnr
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Music Class.

Miss Rebecca Alexander hns returned
from Salt Lake City and now desires to
CONNIE nee class in instrumental mu-
sic. limited number of pupils will be
taken for which the charges will be
reasonable. Those who desire to take
lessons on the piano will please call ut
once. Satisfaction guaranteed. 81
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&ALmAGCNDI.


Mr.. and Mrs. Ham NJ. Cain came down
from Halteck this morning.
Spuds are selling ut one cent POUND
in Bellvue, so says the Herald.
Judge Rives and others of his party
left this morning for Eureka.
W. Pardy. of Eureta, gave the IN
rSPENDEST friendly call yesterday af-
ternoou.
Isaac Wiseman, of Glover Valley.
came down from Wells on this morn
ing's train.
T. T. Harris and family have re-
turned from Huntington valley and will
spend the Winter in town.
A small bag of sulphur kept in a
drawer or closet that is infested with
rod nuts will quickly disperse them.
The weather continues extremely
warm, the thermometer Indicating 90
degrees in the shade ut noon to-day.
Soap should be bought by the box,
taken out Of the wrappers and stood in
q dry place, as it improves by keep
ing.
What's become of jute bag Drexler2
With his 40 Chinese laborers he ought
TO keep up his cry of Protection to
American Labor"
The Grand Jury finished their labors
this afternoon, male their report and
were discharged. The report will be
published tomorrow.
AIta:-Candidn'e Morton appears to
have disappeared like candidate Harri-
son. from the public gaze. But Pat
Ford still speaks for his bnr'.
Nice tlblecloths and napkins should
not be allowed to become much soiled,
so that they will require vigorous rub.
bling with soap or in hot water.
Do not forget the A. o, U. W. ball
at their Hall on Friday night. Tickets
are now OH sale at So. Get one and
engage your best girl for the occasion.
Four persons have committed suicide
this summer beneath the monument of
Stephen A. Douglas in Chicago. This
does not speak we'll for the designer of
The statue.
Bellevue Herald:-John Hubbard has
IN
coming bach?" we asked Hub. eff I
nevor return it'll be soon enough" aud
John smiled.
Cedar Posts.
A limited number of fine extra large
cedar posts, suitable for gate, corner or
hitchiug post, for sale by
1928 The W. T. SINH Co.
Mr.. F. A. McFauI, of Joliet, Illinois,
whose wife is confined by sickness at
the Depot Hotel, gave this Office a
friendly call this morning. Mr.. McFaul
In correspondent of the Joliet News.
G. G. Seaman, the wealthy Califor-
MAN who recently paid S5OUOO for the
horte "Beil Boy" arrived on this morn
Jugs train from the East, and stopped
over to-day the quest of DR.. j. Hen
derson.
President Cleveland continues to re-
ceive curious presents. Two small
live red foxes have reached him from
Er. Frost, Of Rolla, Mo. The animals
sro named respectively Cleveland und
Herman.
The best medical authorities acknowl
edgo the value of Ayers Pills, aud pre-
scribe them with the utmost confidence,
"s the most effectual remedy for dis
eases ouused by arrangements OF the
ntolnsch liver and bowels.
Life:--."All men are not fools, any
how" snapped Mrs. Guilty to her hus-
band du ing little domestic discus
sion. mo my dear" replied MIR. c.,
with true manly politeness. mo, there
are few bachelors left as samples. 1"
Sunday School Teacher -"Whnt does
II mean JOHNNY Ia the drawer where IL
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aosd Music hAs bean secured for the occasion.
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$500 REWARD.

The above reward will be poiu for the arr est
aud conviction of any party or parties found
utility OF stealing. killing or running of
altering brands or marks of any live stock
belonging TO any noinber of the Nevada Live
stock Association
n. II A MASON, President.
GEO. s NIXON, Secretary.
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just Received.

Two car loads of Salt, consisting of
stock salt and fine Live pool salt which
will be sold in quantities to suit.
IL. CHASE,