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Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-28
FFisND OF mint
rte La Nbish tneircI.s tne Es,ir.
 Globe.

Travellers who have gone ''far couufrie. for to see" say that they find l. an us ture i'retts much the sanIe all t..e world over.
 They find wide variance in color of skin ;r physical contour, in mental charact. .ristlcs, out ln the essential elements
 hat control social conduct, the human smiiy is a brotherhood
 The law unwritton. found i1 no ata, jte book, enforced bv no cont iecre.s out having an influence rir,i scriF Ar only hy the limits oi earthly e. is ti, flaw oi kindness.
 Among peoples where cru.. ytJh hums sud i, almost d fixed hauit. ,,uo are. r, i-uii-,- iUes, and a. friends scarcely les. 10 be dreaded. whose savage natures -erel m tiendish atrocities, the,e yet
 fingers the spark of divinity s hich liit. man above the beasts.
 ~orrow melt- the human heart wher 'ver found, and sympathy mingles it. tears with grief all the world over Where pity does not dwell, there lives II, 'tir oi human kind IL is "thr taucl,
 nature that makes the whole world kiu."
 What a terrible world his would be to Ike in wee ii not TOT the sym pathy and loving kindness shown us when ,or-or comes. for i' k aecreed that m all lives some dal- mast he dark and dreary g Ih" lolt' 8Ul Wrf- voluntary testi EionIs.> 'u- 4..rr. nr~ Warmers sai. cur" have e." t regard tO the -lhCacy c' rttr -Ir. reveal this touch Ci nature. iua f-.luar manner. The gI at H+l riy , fLeu a. know edge ;iat f Vas through some kind frieni sao, ln litl tor tieiI >uherug Lad made kuoNn te ti.ru ihr wonder u. merits ui this great remedy. The testimonials oi Capt Geo E. Wllthank oi Philadelphia, is iAi, ample. He wa~ put ashore from nj - ship to ii. Of a fever resulting from kid. hey and liyer trouble, and a- physicians "o;ld uO' help hum, there seemed nc hop for him. But he says "A friend q, mln". who happened into port, came t0 --e ue. and urged me to begin ihe use pi Warmers safe cure ' He began tu u-t | as his friend advised, and was cured il. very short time.
 How nAnv ,aen there are to-day iE ! inc void, rounding out lives oi useful ness, making the world happer and bet Ger, who would have long since passed 70 the other shore. had t not b-.n fot he loving kindness of friends. -lioNI ir ] 'his practical way, as these 'es -inlo:.iaL rom all gGdTtrr, ol tne s,ub% s:io. ample ev's-Ee..
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"wrh euBsLiNG GRo4Nlp
q Fatal se,sse of s~.aricy Az full, Rsat-
 iyed a Sea

"A get sheet and flowing sea. sseere that fol.
 lows fast.
 From his lookout the faithful old captain of wonder Iserchantmsn casts an uneasy glance al tie distant horizon. see wonder a small spcrk of cloud mo larger than 8 mans hand" tie watches il with his piercing eve for few mo- ments, then reaches ior his long Ayeglass Co ms experienced View, this harmless littie cloud betokens danger.
 Across his bronZed face there comes a look of determination, and, with quick or lers to the scainen, the cra:t is rnt 3runt and all sail made for the nesrp har1or, where Tn apparent safety the anchor k dropped, and 1h- ina rsariLr's watch the appiOaCdin- stDiu. N.th lance
 The storm bursts
 Ti.,, Iyck have been cleared, the sail- lose igf'ed, and all culinary prcpari- Jioa, iuti ir for d n rEergency.
 Tue s,orm incfed1es hut all seems rat,..
 Elt see 'u" vessel c.ves a -udde7 .rrth. turn, qui ky abour. and away -t.r goes
 The anchor chain has hroFenl
 Gi- mighty >hip might have ridden
 
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 The strcu.t of tie ,:laiu l, no great than rhc strength ni is weak ~t link.
 On the sea oi iiit. hoW many men a'. wrecked because oi tine u,IsnS.s,t,i weak ness oi ] linA in the ,htIn ut health. .-ons weak vital organ iu the b d,
 The iu, s'erv of death > even great, thln tle mystery oi he We think tt. .iTs> ci orr chain air ~tr"ng, bui we t... seldom cliIir.ii ' examine tiien for our, -,. ve>, aHi never really tDOH ta1t tir.s ,il hear n, -,ra!n that we put uis,i t.rin.
 ..l have u iri,ni." said Dr. Rio l"ui~. " loo c.ln liil l'1 pounds. and yet x II .piyual suffer, from kidney Ifti iivt: trCui!e and low spirits" The dot" wi,o was one oi the wisest and >ai..~i public teachers Oi thc law ci health vrnie:
 "rne very marked testimonials from college pro- ->spr.. .r-spy,-tahl ph' sician- and other lentlencI of intelligence and character, to the vaigr Df Wa ner's saie cure, have gre.,.y su'pil-cd ne. Many of these gentlemen l know. and read ing thaif testiInouy, was Impelied to purchase soIns bottles ol Warmers safe cure and ansiyze II. Resides ' took some swallowing three times the pre- scribed quantity. lam satisfied that the medicine IS not injurious, and will frankly add that Ii found myself the victim. O. A serious kidney trouble I should use this preparation" One wear ago the Ssrrid, while in great 7toun, parted her two-inch rudder chain. no woDdeT,-a Tas y,isfed through The key 10 human health is the condition of the kidneys, and they may long be diseased and we be ignorant of the fact because they give forth little or no pain. They in reality cause the majority oi all the deaths, by polluting he blood and sendin. disease Fl through tke system.
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Maisen bore

This old time and popular restauran; still maintains its position as favor te place for our citizens to regale themselves on all the table delicacies which are prepared in toothsome manner and served by polite and at- tentive walters. This restaurant makes a speciality of broiled steaks and cut lets, and imports coffee of extra quail ity, thus being able to furnish the best cup of coffee obtainable in the city. Fresh fish every day, and an elegant chicken dinner every Sunday.
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WtO wRC:g StIAkESPSARE7
Bow the EIem-rt of ''Dnuht'' L~ana rs
 Grand Achievements.

Tire world it a.iiatoi again over the question oi W No was the author Of shake speare'> plays
 The world is fuN of douhiinz Thomas es.
 The man who has teen successful ir exciting the preseni HouIcnfaTy interest in ihe subject k, like most successful agi- tators, an Irishman. He claims 10 have discovered cipher running through the Shakes pearian plays which proves them 10 have been written by Lord Bacon. IL is also claimed that there k a cipher ID the epitaph on the mo-s-grown tomb stone, which, properly interpreted, leads 10 the same conclusion.
 This age shows q decided inclination to pry into mysteries.
 1t can make nc difference to Shakes peere now whether the world believes he wrote the plays that bear his nam, or not.
 The plays are immortal.
 IgnatiEs Douuely cannot rob us C3 these grand wOiks, eNer though he should succeed III robbin- shakespeare of his glory.
 Were if no, for doubting Tbomases many of mans great accomplishments would never have nern brought to sue cessiul issue
 Men have been stricken down without warning. Doubt ru Iu motion The in ve>tigaiiou whicn uscerfaiged tbe cause. After the discovery of tie cause, iLe world WAS ignorant oi any remedy with which to stay the terrible slaughtei oi humanity. and medical science said il was impossible h, ~- Jed tie way to the light, and Warmers --de cure solved the seemingly unsolyable problem. Its friends tell us with conclusive proof that the unsuspected kidney disease befouls the blood and causes most oi our diseases
 For years the heart was looked upon as the most important organ in the body, but doubt led to further inquiry, which developed the fact that the kidneys are the real blood purifiers Of the system and these organs now attract the first attention of the careful practitioner It is now a recognized fact that ii they are put in \ healthy state by the use of that remedy possessing such wonderful cura- tive and cleansing powers most of the prevaiHng diseases of the system will be easily overcome, since their cause will he removed.
 Hov unimportant, in comparison with 0och problems, is the present disc1ssiop = po sns aufhorship nI shakespeare
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Meeting Notices.

Following are the times of meeting of the various societies in this city
 Monday night-K. of P.
 Tuesday night-I. c. OF.
 Wednesday night-Third in every month, R. A. NJ second and fourth, A. 0. F. and c. R.
 Thursday night-A. 0. L. W.
 Friday night-First and third, City Council and P. 0. s. of A; second and fourth, Daughters of Rebecca.
 Saturday night - Third in every month, F. & A. M
 Sunday-Services in tie different churches; first in every month, Pre- tection and Rescue hose companies l: Tombstone Typographical Union; last in every month, Engine company.
 Board Of supervisors meets the first Monday in January and quarterly thereafter, or once every month if oc- casion requires.
 Regular terms of district court in May and November.
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NOW BEN BUTLER GOT RICH.
HSuae Mep of To-day May do Likewsss
 If They Follow Advice Given.

Genersl B. r. Butter being asked fo sope suggestions on gaining success, atatad that when he was a young lawyer. practicing in Lowell. Mass, d bank pres ident advised him to take his lIitie de poeit and buy real estate, from which he could be deriving some revenue. The general said that he had but little money and was uncertain as 70 hls future
 Never mind" |" said the bank pTeSi- dent, 20 10 the next public auction ol real estate. li off a jot with building oi some kind on it. pay down what money you have and give your promls- sory notes Tor the balance. lou VII some out all right"
 General Futl.. say. this advice was yuo0 When a man has obligated hlIn- self. nv his notes. tn pav moury at cer- tain time. Il inciHnes hiw to economy He followed the advice and m tlue be came the owner oi several parcels oi val uahl, real estate in Lowell
 Two ,las~e. will n.t be likely to heed such .dyice-t!c lmYr.FHlrni and ihe over, AuIiuu-. l.. .-rfe- N 3tt % sav r. Noul De a!l u-Gt nu 'nl rhose dreIliu prc,ni-Sary u,tr- l.N ate alwl,z ri'un,-- oV q a ran id.I- sick they io us. or u-u tA -t' well
 There iS thi- danger. oi cuursr, ln' one can mak, no busire-- venture wtHutt some risk. and " fh the Knowledge s.-- Quir-d hv rer"ut Investigations "i the cause oi most ordinary ailments. a'ld the means of cure. one runs iluit rtA rom that source IL k new kuoNn that most oi the common aiuru;s have iArir orr gin in dcranged kidneys. TLrN are ihe chief blood pJ;riticr- oi the system auI ~hen ,Iisor,iered a tr,.aklnE t"Wu -"iFe- ~hrr. k soon inevitable. hcvau~e rhr poison. which in their hca'tiif r"n'il,"n se eliminated. is carried lhrCu -h lhe ,A- tire system.
 Put them in o.,ier and health returns
 C. D. Dewey. d surces>ul n.au. pres den, of inc Johnston Harvester Com. pxnv. Batavia. S. r., gives Lls eXpcrI ence as follows:
 In lSS2 my health was n ling, m head pained ne constantly, my aplctlte was uncertain. lcoulj mol sleep >ouuniy 1 attribute this tn tie extreme press Urt of business cares bui l grew worse and finally was confinei 70 luv hei frr two months II seemed d. though l N ouii "never recover iHy former health. | nder the ad of -iimUiHnts l gradually ' gained strength. so thai in few months l was able 10 attend to business, but l could walk only with fhe assistance ot A cane, and then in SOW and unstea ' manner continued somewhat m The same censiition until February last, wher l usei Warmers sai, cure. l. has cured me. 1 consider il valuable remedy and can highly recommend Il.
 Young men have but tO use ordinary prudence. and when any derangemeni occurs ii they use the same means as did Shis su,res-ful business man. they may feel consia ant assurance Ui 'helr ability 10 carry to successful ceIslusion all or. dinary business projects, including the care oi tneir proni.rs " notes when dre.
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Our Artist.

Thomas Delaney will enlarge pho tographs, do sketches and sign paint ing at reasonable rates. Leave orders ct the DAILY EPTTAPH office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-28
l0eky old Tara

The sy that once through Tara's haiis The soui Of music shed. Now sticks AS mI.te op Tara-s walls As though thaa soul were dead. And yes me- hinks old TarA's nea1 hejoices at the change, yoe TarA,s he'd L. deuseiy bad Whsrv azO ass wont to range
 -2tSADeapolis Tr.kQun
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iioetier has received q lo of ihe seed oi The parset,e-sainfoin, a forage plant that IS attracting great deal of a'teniion at the present ume. l. is claimed to be especially adapted 10 dry countries, and is said to be superior to iucerne or alfalfa.
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-28

Harris, the tailor, has received large stock of fall and winter goods of the latest patterns. fl
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-28
BLANKS,

Location notices, JNSfi1es' biaHks. ab- blIea6ke to ke nev C0ae. 1slaing bo,1o5 -'zC .zgeas a1ld zY 5ka,sk,s rosnmonfy i- u. fs, aq,r 1I f5fs ot5(r
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Fresh fish and hcsh .s-er. e,erv
 day at the MaisOn bore.
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The very finest coffee at t.p Gaison Dore restaurant.
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-28

Advertising rates made known on applios,io Al this offce
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-28

The Can Can restsur4ni .ia. the finest varieties of ish fresf every day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-28

Broiied steaks and chops a specially at the MaisDn Dore.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-28

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Baby carriages, toys, brushes. Looks, etc. e Mcnmonier's,
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Fresh buttermilk sr ths Can C,.s.
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Dry Concentrator.

THE GLOBE DRY ORE ClECEN- TRAITOR will concentrate from 15 to 3 tons of gslela ore per day, and Of light sulphurets from 7 to l5 tons. For Particulars address
 Room liz Phslan Building,
 San Francisco, Cal.
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TImo-hy seed. fresh a' HoeH

Fresh oysters at the Can Cac ,-y lay
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Latest periodicals al Monn onier's..
SALESMEN WAHTED

small .Ine ot samples from a..rrfact- priG- operation offered live man One rfveIirr earned an avridee .f SS5o o,rr nuth ro DIX ve.rs past .o, Is.v-r E.t
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-03


vaults, S277 ,319, S44 were represented by out
standing silver certificates, leaving S6.2l9577
not IN circulation and not represented by GER
tiicates.
The law requiring the purchase, by the
Treasury, of two million dollars worth of silye
bullion each month, to be coined into silver
dollars o. four hundred and twelve and one
half grains, has been observed by the Depart
ment; but neither the present Secretary nor
any of his predecessors has deemed il safe to
exercise the discretion given by law to increase
the monthly purchases to four million dollars.
When the law enacted February %, 1879
the price Of silver in the market was 81 20 A. 10
per ounce, making the bullion value of the
dollar 90 cents. Since that time the price has
fallen as low as 9l.2 cents per ounce, reducing
the bullion value of the dollar TO TOO cents
Within the last few months the market price
has somewhat advanced, and on the LIST day of
November last the bullion value Of the silver
dollar ~ cents.
The evil anticipations which have accom-
panied the coinage and use of the silver dollar
have not been realized. As a coin it has not
had general use, and the public Treasury has
been compelled to store il. But this is mani
testify owing to the fact that its paper repre-
sentative Is more convenient. The general ac-
ceptance and use OF the silver certificate show
that silver has not been otherwise discredited.
Some favorable conditions have contributed to
maintain this practical equality, in their COM
mercial use, between the gold and silver dollars
But some OF these are trade conditions that
statutory enactments do not control and of the
continuance of which we cannot be certain.
FREE COINAGE.
think it is clear that if we should make the
coinage Of silver at the present ratio free, We
must expect that the difference in the bullion
values OF the gold and silver dollars will be
taken account Of in commercial transac lions.
and fear the same result would follow any
considerable increase Of the present rate Of
to our financial management and disastrons 70
al business interests. We should not tread the
dangerous edge Of such o peril. And. indeed.
nothing more harmful could happen 10 the
silver Interests. Any safe Legislation upon this
coins IN their e"ruasrcial:uses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-03

commonly called "trusts" is matter of Federal
jurisdiction. When organized. as they often
are, to crush out all healthy competition and
to monopolize the production or sale Of an
article OF commerce and general necessity, they
are dangerous conspiracies against the public
good, and should be made the subject OF pro-
hibitory and even penal legislation.
The subject OF an international copyright
has been frequently commended to the atten-
ton OF Congress by my predecessors. The en-
actment Of such law would be cminently wise
and just.
NATURALIZATION LAWS.
Our naturalization laws should be 80 revised
as to make the inquiry into the moral character
and good disposition towards our Government
OF the persons applying for citizenship more
thorough. This can only be done by taking
fuller control of the examination, by fixing the
times for hearing such applications. and by
requiring the presence of some one who shall
represent the Government in the INQUIRY.
Those who are the avowed enemies OF social
order, or who come to our shores to swell the
injurious influence and to extend the evil
practices OF any association that deties our
laws, should not only De denied citizenship
but domicile.
The enactment of o national bankrupt law Of
character to be permanent part of our
general legislation is desirable. it should be
simple In Its methods and inexpensive in its
administration.
TIE fosr oFfICE DEPARTMENT..
The report Of the Postmaster General not
only exhibits the operations of the Department
for the last fiscal year, but contains many val
liable suggestions for the improvement and ex-
tension OF the service, which are commended
to your attention. No other branch Of the
Government has 80 close o contact with the
daily life OF the people. Almost every one
uses the service it offers, and every hour gained
in the Transmission of the great commercial
mails has an actual and possible value that
only those engaged in trade can understand.
The saving OF one day in the transmission Of
the mails between New York and San Francisco,
which has recently been accomplished, IL an
incident worthy Of mention.
The plan suggestive Of . supervision. Of the
post offices in separate districts that shall in
volve instruction and suggestion and Q rating
OF the efficiency Of the postn,asters would,
have no doubt, greatly in prove the service.
4 pressing neSess;y exisss fog tbs erection