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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-08-14
SOumiSSion de Fable BurtSell au
deCret du Pape.
Nous lisons dams le Neav- York.

Nous lisons dams le Neqv- York
Canada:
C'est avec bonheur que nous an
noneons que labb6 Burtsell, de pe
elise de pEpiphanie, s'est noble.
ment soumis a la decision du saint
siege relativement q la controverse
quill cue avec son archev6que.
Certaines feuilles a sensation qul
comptaient sur un scandale pr6dl.
salient que le savant able suivra1t
pex-cur6 McGlynn dams ses egare-
ments; mais Fable Burtsell loya-
lement ct courageusement repous.
s6 les inspirations dangereuses que
porgueil dun McGl ynn aurait pu
faire naftre dams son anne ct, il s'est
soumis g6n6reusement q la dissi-
pine de Rome.
II fait des touchants adieux q
sa congregation, adressant la paro-
le chacune des messes qui Sc
dites a l'Epiphanie, dimanche der
nier. II psrl6 plus longuement
cependant a la grand'messe. II a
declare avec une franchise qui Pho
more que Pobeissance q lEglise
6tait le devoir de tout catholique,
ct par dessus tout le devoir du pre-.
tire. L'esprit ct la lettre de son
sermon faisaient un contraste frap-
pant avec les opinions h6t6rodoxes
quill await exprim6es q la cour dams
laffaire de la s6pulture de- McGui.
re, opinions don't il await etc appe
l6 a rendre compte par Mgr Corri-
gan. II a protest6 de son attache.
ment a lEglise ct il a atfirme que
sill await commits des erreurs on
devait plutot les imputer a la fra
gilit6 humane qua un mauvais
d6sir de secouer le ioug. de lauto-
rite. II recommand6 d sa con-
gr6gation de continuer a observer
pieusement la pratique de. ses de-
voirs, ct lui a dit que rien re laf-
fecteralt plus que de voir sss pa
roisslens s'insurger cause de lui
contre pautorlt6 rellgieuse.
ii a termin6 ses touchantes re-
marques en- demandant aux fdeles
de ne pas l'oublier dams leurs
pri6res.
Tout le monde 6tait visiblement
emu.
Cette noble soumission nat une
fin glorieuse a une r6volte qui af-
fectait p6niblement tous les catho-
tiques de New-York. Liable Burt
sell. au lieu de s'amoindrlr par
Get acte a gagn6 les sympathie ct
l'estime de tous.
II est parti ]eudi pour Rondout
Oh il exercera les fonctions de son
On dit dams les cercles bien rem
seign6s que pabb6 Burtsell sera
tres probablement r6integr6 dams
son ancienne paroisse au retour de
Mgr Corrigan, en- septembre. En-
attendant, il est remplac6 par Fab
be Prendergast, ancien pasteur de
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-08-14
CHUTE TERRIBLE
Du haut de la tour de NOtre.
Dame.

Un accident terrible est arrive
hier au moment Oh neuf heures
sonnaient.
Un nomm6 Joseph Lagac6 fit
une chute d'environ cent soixante
pieds dun 6chafaud suspendu
presqu'au SONNET de la petite tour
du cote sud de pEglise. Cette Pc
tlte tour nest dependant que qua
rante pieds molns que les grandes
tours qui ont ZIG piels de hauteur.
Les details de Get horrible acci-
pent on etc racont6s par un t6-
moin oculaire, nomm6 Jean-Bap-
tiste Beaumont qui travalllait SUI
un 6chafaud 6Ioign6 de deux pieds
de celui de la victime.
Legac6 trait des joints sur cette
tour. Hier, il sc met a defaire son
6chafaul ct pendant que Beau
mont sc baissait de pautre cote
pour prendre des outils, il enten-
dit un cri: "Ah! mon Dieu!' Ii sc
tourna ct Wit son infortun6 compa
gnon tourbillonner dams Fair, puts
s'abettre sur la pelouse du jardin
du S6minalre. lie corps rebondit
ct ALA retomber a quinze pieds,
dams les bords dun carr6 de l6gu-
mes.
Lagac6 6tait un garcon excessi.
vement prudent ct venait de r6p6
ter q Beaumont: "Fais attention
prends ton temps, a6n d'eviter LEI
accidentsp'
Quoique prudent, le d6funt pous.
salt dependant la hardiesse jusqu'l
la t6m6rit6 parfois. M. le cure
Sentenne lui await dit de s'attache1
avec une corde, car depuis quelqut
temps 10 digne pretre await del
presentiments ct ne pouvalt vol
sans inqui6tude les ouvrie1s greff6'
sur Ia tour q LIS pieds au-dessul
du sol.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-08-14
Une Belle Legende.

Pres d'Assise, en- Italie, SO trou
We une petite chapelle, nominee at
la Portioncu1e, ou ND. des An,
ges, construite au I've steele res.
taur6e par Saint Bene1t au Vie ct
c6d6e au XIIIe par les fills du pa
triarche b6nedlctin a Saint Fran.
cois d'Assise.
Celui-ci aimait particuli6remen'
cette petite eglise devenue le Der
ceau de son ordre. Une mutt quill
interc6dait, dams sa cellule, pour le
salut des pecheurs, il reGut dun
ange l'invltation de Sc rendre a Ia
dite chapelle, Oh Ms. lattendait.
Ob6issant avec joie rappel divin
FRANCOIS va a Nd. des Anges, il
y trouve J.-C. accompagn6 de sd
Tres Sainte M6ro ct environne d "a
ne multitude DANCES" FRANCOIS,
lui dit Jesus, demande ce quill te
pla1ra pour le salut des hommes
parce que tu as 646 donn6 CONNIE
fambeau au monde ct un soutien
apEglise terrestre.'
LIE saint jusqu'alors prostern6, Sc
releva ct dit: Tres Saint Pere, OF
Souverain Seigneur, moi mis6ra-
BILE pecheur, je vous supple de
daigner conceder au genre human
la grace suivante: Accordez a qui-
conque viendra en CO lieu ct entire
ra dams cette 6glise, le pardon ct
Indulgence de tous les p6ches
qu'ils aura confess6s a un pretre et
qour les quels il aura recu la peni.
tence. Je supple la Blenheureuse
Marie votre Mere ct pavocate du
genre human, de daigner appuye1
ma requete ct d'interc6der pour
moi auprAs de votre tres cl6mente
Ma]est6.'
La Tres Sainte Verge s'6tant
interpos6e, Jesus r6pondit: "Ce
que vous demandez, frere Fran
cois, est bien grand, mais vous etes
digne de faveurs plus grandes en-
core. J'exauce done votre suppl
que; dependant, allez trouver mon
Vicaire ct demandez lui de ma
part la dite Indulgence"
FRANCOIS ob6it, SO presentat de-
want le Pape Honorius Ill ct en-
obtint CO quill demandalt Toule-
fo1s le Souveraln Pontife limita lie
gain de cette indulgence un jour
par un, savoir a partir des vepres
du premier jour du mois d'Aoat
jusqu'au coucher du soleil da len.
demain e aont) Plus tard les
Papes ont 6tendu CO privilege q
toutes les 6gllses des trois ordres
de Saint FRANCOIS d'Assise. Ce-
pendant s. S. Leon XIII en- retou.
chant la r6gle des tertiaires fran
ciscains ne leur a pas continue.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-08-14

Un expert Went d'examiner les
livres das cinq derniers tr6soriers
de la Vile de Chicago. II a trouv6
que tous SO sont appropri6s les de
niers publics ct que le montant des
sommes ainsi volees s'6l4ve a $780,
400 en- dix ans. Des poursuites
wont etre intent6es immedlatemert.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-08-14
DIES ANNONCES

Nous appelons dune facon toute
particuli4re l'attention de nos lee.
teurs sur les annonces qui parais.
sent dams PECHo DE L'OUEsT.
Toutes les maisons de commerce
qui font de Ia reclame dams notre
journal peuvent etre complies par
mi les premieres de la Vile tant au
point de vue de Iassortiment en-
marchandises qua celui du bon
march6.
Dun autre cote la plupart den
tr'elles emploient de nos compa
triotes CONNIE commits, ct il est de
notre devoir de patronner les mai
sons qu1 donnent du travail aux
n0tres.
Done de preference, quand nous
avons des achats q faire en- mar
chandises seches allons chez:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-08-14
]. @. MARQUIS, Collaborateur
LIE PAPE FUTUR.
Nous lisons dams La Mtmerve:

Nous lisons dams La Mtmerve:
M. Vidal s'int6resse beoucoup
au choix du futur pape. C'est Pune
de ses grandes pr6occupai1ons.
VOLTA quelque temps il 6criv1t me-
me au Free Press dOttawa pour
annoncer a punivers que son can
didat 6talt Son Eminence le cardl-
nal Tachereau, honneur inesp6r6
mais qui rejaillirait sur toute la
race franco canadienne. LIE nom
de Son Eminence le cardinal Lavi.
gerie ayant aussi etc lance dams le
public, cette nouvelle inspire Pin
congruit6 que voici:
La proposition, partie du Cana
da, d'6lire an Saint.Sie5e un hon.
me qui ne soft pas italien, fait peu
a per son tour du monde cathoIi-
que. Voici CO que le correspon-
dant parisien de la Week disait
dams sa derniere lettre a ce sujet:
"Les personnes qui ont du go1t
pour Intrigue devraient suivre de
res les attaques dirig6es contre le
cardinal Lav1gerie. Ce pr6lat emil
nent, d'assez bonnes chances de
devenir lie pape proclaim.
"Dans le Sacre College, la majo-
rite est compos6e d'Italiens ct la
tradition veut qu'elle soft mainte-
nue. ainsi. Mais les autres pays
ne trouvent pas juste que lItalie,
avec uue population don't le total
ne d6passe pas le chiffre de rs mill
lions de catalogues, pemporte dams
l6lection du Pape, sur les popula-
tions catholqiues de France, des
Etats- Unis, d'Angleterre, etc., r6u-
MES ensemble.
"Dans lie but de briser Get italia
n1sme, les partisants de la r6forme
mettent en- avant Son Eminence
Lavigerie pour le Golfer de la tiare.
Derrlere les coulisses, le parti
italien du Vatican fait courir le
brult que ce cardinal est un brouil-
Ion, gull est cause de la mauvaise
intelligence actuelle entire les An
glais, les Allemands ct les Portu-
gals au su]et des missions, ct que
par consequent, il ferait un Pape
imprudent. LIE cardinal est Fran
Gals; c'est Ia son plus grand crime"
L'auteur de cette lettre doit
avoir NAL interpret6 les insinua-
tions lenc6es contre le cardinal La
vigerie. "Quelque imprudente
qu'ait pu etre la condultedu card1.
nal, il lui sutfirait d'6tre 6lu Pape,
pour devenir lnfaillible ct toutes
ses paroles seraient dict6es par le
Saint Esprit.
Celui qul 6crit ces lignes nest
pas evidemment un catholique.
C'est un l1bre-penseur de premier
ordre don't Ignorance egale l'im.
pudence. Est-il besoin d'apprendre d
a M. Vidal, cette heure, que le
Pape nest infaillible Jue dams les
matieres de dogme ct de morale.
Avis aux b6nins qui pr6tendent
que les lib6raux ont fait peau neu-
We. Grattez le russo ct vous avez
un tartare.
Sommaire de ola Revue Fran
caise" de New York, pour le mois
d'Ao1t.
In Extremis, ,-Adolphe Badin.
Autour dune Cathedral, Jean
de Bonnefon.
Mahomet, drame en- cinq actes,
en- vers--Henri de Bornier.
LIE Reve -Ludovic Halevy.
Poes1e --Toujours--Alexandre Du-
mas fills.
La Rue en- Juin--Jean Richepin.
Midi-Henry Gr6ville.
Portraits Litt6raires Contempo-
rains--Andr6 Maurel.
Eugene Manuel.
Charles Nauroy.
Andre Theuriet.
Paul Thureau -Dangin.
Chronique Litteraire.
Bo1te aux Lettres.
POTTR RTRE
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-08-14
La Religion CatholiQue en- An
8leterre.

L'arlstocratie anglaise, d'apres
les statisticiens, comptait en- 1880,
trente huit pairs catalogues, vingt
quatre lords, six membres du Con-
sell priv6, le vice rol des Indies, les
gouverneucs de Hong Kong, de
Singapour ct de Maurice, vingt-
deux baronneis, cinquante-c cling
membres des Communes, sans
compter un grand nombre d'offi-
ciars sup6rieurs, de magistrats de
publicistes ct d'hommes eminents
dams toutes les positions.
Quoiaue Ie movement des con-
versions ne Sc restre1gne pas d la
classe superieure, il faut dependant
reconnaitre que jusqu'ic1, lie reste
de la nation lui est rest6 passable
ment stranger.
Pour r6sumer, voici le chifre de
la population catholique emp1unt6
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-08-14
POUR RIRE.

-Tu n'iras pas en- paradis, 81 tn
continues q to conduire aussi NAL.
oh bien! r6pond effront6ment
le gamin, j'ai 6t6 hier au concert,
je vais CO soir au Cirque; on ne
peut pas aller partout.
Au cafe: .. .
ITEMS, VOLTA un billet de dix
piastres CONNIE il ny en- a pas
bsaucoup.
-Qu'a-t-ll done d'extraord1nai-
re-?
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-08-14
III m'appartient.

lie Pasteur.-Je voas remercie
des vieux effets que vous m'avez
donn6s pour les pauvres. Vous
6tes une anne charitable.
LAme Charitable. -Oui, lie mar
chand d'habits re men await offert
que soixante auinte sous, ct j'au-
rails mieux aim6 les jeter au feu
Que de les donner q CO prix-lA.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-08-14
T'examinateur an candldat:

LIE sujet que vous voyez a une
jambe Tongue ct pautre courte; il
bolte, par consequent. Que feriez
vous dams CO cas-la2
LIE candidat, timidement:
-Je crois que ie boiterais aussi!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-08-14

La California Wine House, sans
contredit, wand les Wins les plus
purs ct meilleur march6 que bar.
tout ailleurs. Lisez leur annonoe
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-08-14

Monsieur ct son domestique.
Comment! Baptlste, je yous
envoie pour chercher le m6decin
ct c'est un v6t6rinaire que vous
m'ameDez?
Monsieur Sc plaignait d'avoir
une f6vre de cheval!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-08-14

A Pheure quill est, le cathollsme
occupe done le second rang en- I'M
portance num5rique, ct Went imme-
diatement apres p6gli5e officielle.
Grace a sa puissapte hiearchie ct
au movement des conversions qui
est en- moyenne de 10000 par an
nee, il est probable que lAngleter-
ie ct PEcose compteront, en- 1900,
deux millions de fd4les.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-25
II thsy Have tho Nerve.

The Times Review says: Per
haps after all the dissention in the
caucus will result eventually to
the benefit of the co-metallic cause.
1t certainly will if the Republican
silver men have the nerve to car
ry out the threat of some of their
number, as mentioned in the dis
patch. Let them cast off their
party shackles, introduce a free
coinage bill, invite cooperation OF
their political opponents, enact
the law, and let the President dare
to veto it if he will. The people
of the West, irrespective of party,
will applaud their courage and
and ratify their act. They will
further 80 manifest their rosolu-
ton to be no longer bound by
partisan chains to Wall streets
golden chariot, that neither of the
great National parties will dare to
in the next presidential
campaign, a candidate or policy
not unquestionably in sympathy
with and directly pledged to the
Of the bi-metalic cause.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-25

TUscARoRA's DISCOUNT Loss
The discount on the silver bullion
produced at the last run OF the
Union mill, resulted In a loss to
Commonwealth company of up
wards of $4,000, or more than
enough to cover the expenses OF
running the mill and mine during
the time the mill was in operation.
These figures will enable our citi-
zens to form some idea of the loss
this district has sustained in all Of
these years on account Of the op-
position Of Wall street, Congress
and our National Administrations
to the white metal. Isn't it about
time for our people to ask them
selves how long this thing is to
and to resolve In the
future to vote as they talk and to
do a little independent thinking
and acting, without guidance from
the blatant politicians of their
party?-Times Review.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-25

THE IMPROVED PHONoGRAPHs.-
Some months ago, the editor OF
the APPEAL exhibited what was
known as the Edison Perfected
Photograph" The machine,
while it was regarded as a won
derful invention, has given way to
one still more wonderful and
much more simple, also invented
by Edison. It combines the re-
ceiving and reproducing diaphram
in one and is wholly automatic.
The old machine required great
skill and practice ia adjustment
and not one in ten could adjust it
so as to reproduce. The new
machine does away with all the
complicated parts and the opera
tor has only to drop the diaphram
bar and it is ready to take sound
impressions. The turn of a lever
makes the same diaphram re-
producer and a child Of ten can
operate 1t. The new machine is
now on exhibition at the APPEAL
office, where orders will be taken.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-25
Ultra Prohibition.

We understand that on Sunday
last it was impossible for any
guest in a hotel in this city to OBJ
tain glass of wine or glass OF
beer for his dinner. We are de-
cidedly too far West for any such
foolishness as that, and when the
law prohibits the selling OF whiskey
on Sunday it means simply that
saloons where liquors are general
ly sold shall be closed; it does not
mean that private gentlemen in
their own homes or guests in a
hotel, shall not, if they desire IT,,
have a glass Of wine for dinner
Salt Lake Tribune.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-25
SENATOR STEWARDS VIEWS.
Why re Opposes tho Plan OF
Secretary Window.

| WASHINGTON, April 21.-Senatol
Stewart of Nevada, in published
interview, sharply cliticises Secre-
taro WINDOWS attitude on the sill
yer question. The Senator asserts
that it is Secretary WINDOWS pol
! icy to demonetize silver. The Sec
Rotary, the Senator says, confounds
the silver question with the mon
ey question. The business of the
country is suffering badly for the
want of money, and what the sill
yer men ask is that more be Gre
ated. The provisions of the Win
dom bill, giving the Secretary dis
cretionary power in the purchase
of silver bullion, is attacked on
the ground that past experience
with Secretaries of the Treasury
shows this to be. unwise.
The bullion redemption feature
of the Window bill is also attack
ed, the Senator declaring that its
object is to make gold the sole
standard of money.
What the advocates Of silver
want, the Senator concludes, is a
constant and regular supply of
money to meet the legitimate de-
mands of the country, and they
do not want to place it in the
power of bankers or Treasury Of
ficials to expand or contract the
currency to meet the demands of
spectators in property or money.
The general tenor Of the whole in
terview is that the silver men want
silver recognized as a money met
al, and the do not consider that
the Window bill is such a measure.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-25
THE FAKE Miss Hill

Il
! THE FAKE LoTTERY.-Miss Hill
ler's swindling lottery for children
is sill going about the State hold
ing out all sorts Of gambling in
ducements to the young which
it does not fulfill. It advertises
gold and silver money showers,
n IT'S, cardies and tropical fruits.
Wien the show held forth in this
city it distributed about ten
pounds Of cheap candy to the
children: not good, wholesome
candy, but the cheap red and
white mess of paint and boiled
sugar. Yet, while the miserable
little fake lottery is sneaking
about the country, not one of the
moral anti-lottery organs have
ever devoted a line to exposing it
as humbug. Here was fine
field for the journalistic movnlst,
who really meant business, but
not a squeak from one of them
anywhere along the line This
combination has sneaked in and
out of nearly every town in Ne
vada, where it has publicly run its
fake lottery to swindle little school
children, and it has not met with
a protest outside the Enterprise
and APPEAL.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-25

WHAT on EAETH-IS the reason
people will not, cannot, or do nos
see anv difference in cheap nos
itums al up by Cheap John
houses a. irresponsible parties a:
enormous profits. ia.hcl than take
u medicine q roiid wide reputa-
lion and ono IA =, giving univer-
sal satisfaction = equal piice? No
medicine in the world i, giving
such unpar; ,..i >;:iefac,inn f.
purifying the blood us BEGGS
BLOOD PURIFIER q BLOOD
MAKER, and every bottle that
does not do IFS work. wiP cost YOU
nothing.-W. ii. Chcdic Druggist.
There will be fill; band dance
al Walte, Conk , li,ach On g."
evening ri The j., q, MAJ and the
people OF Cai,nn -. ccncfa
Invited 10 attend. An elaborate
supper will be served WHICH WI
he ID cents. Admission - the
hall 81. a14,d
P,,nsic-. Hard Pc ennial Plan
and Fiowciins Shrubs. A limited
qian.ny fcr sic. Adopted Z"
ibis clint 9. Fri TO reasonable.
Ado { 5: Eo-5 Levers. Frank
town, Washoe Co., New. a15, i'm
ShiIoh's Cough and Consumption
Cee !, sold by us on . guarantee
cues Consumption.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-25
a Fighting Alderman.

DENVER, April 23.-Aldermar
Walter Conway last evening made
a brutal and unprovoked assault
on w. II. Griffith, manager of the
Evening Times, the motive fol
which was the criticisms which
the Times has been making on
corruption in the City Council
The Alderman spat in the editors
face and hit him a stinging blow
on the nose. Griffith afterwards
got gun and went hunting for
Conway, but failed to find him.
The Alderman is charged with be-
ing one Of the slickest members Of
the municipal machine.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-25

How CAN PARENTS their
children 10 cough and calmly say:
"Ohl Its only little could" and
keep giving them cheap medicines,
until they are down with lurg fe-
yer or consumption, when they
can be so easily relieved by using
BEGG'S CHERRY COUGH SYR-
UP? 1t has no superior and few
equals. w. H. Chedic, Druggist.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-25
A NEVADA SoNGsTREss

A NEVADA SoNGsTRESS. - The
Examiner of last Sunday says:
"The State Of Nevada has a
pretty and promising representa-
tive among the Bostonians in the
person Of Miss Flora Finlayson.
She has not had any conspicuous
opportunity to show her voice or
her dramatic talent, bnt she has
done all her work well, and has
deserved the approval Of all the
audiences before which she has
appeared"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-25

CASA SALE AT CosT.-W. III.
Chcdic will sell all the goods con-
tanned in his grocery store at cost,
for the next so days. Come and
see for yourselves. Good bargains
In teas, groceries, crockery, tin
ware, wines and liquors. Every
thug at cost. Come and be con-
WINGED. W. II. CHEDIc. ais, I'm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-25

TwIRLERs AND ANGLERs,-This
is not the title of a new book on
the labor question, but is suggest
tive of the display Of Base Ball
goods and Fishing Tackle just re-
ceived at Cagwin and Noteware's.
a24
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-25

ADVICE III MoTHEEs.-Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup should always
be used for children teething. Ii
soothcs the child, softens the gums,
aIIays the pain, cures wind collie
aud is the best remedy for diarrhea
Twenty i've cents bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-25

TIE new firm OF Richard Cosser
and Frank Miller have open ~ q
furniture store opposite Tor V
sons blacksmith shop, where >. =
and secondhand furniture will be
handled and repaired. They make
specially of repairing mattresses
and returning them in one day.
Give them q call. General up
holstcrinG. a3,1m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-25


burned Tuesday. Loss, $4,000.
George Fl. w. Bruggy, who
murdered Dick Louison at Wind
sor last January, has been senten-
ced TO hang on the 18th of June.
The steamer Oregon has been
held liable for the deaths Of two
colored sailors, who were killed in
the collision with the ship Clan
Mackenzie in the Columbia river.
A miniature Eeffel Tower, 152
feet high, covered entirely with
flowers and crowned by a rs can
dle-power electric light, is among
the floral designs at the Sixth an
nual Flower Festival at Los An
geles.
W. N. Ryan, a pugilist and box
er, lately from San Francisco, was
found dead in his bed at Dunsmnir
Tuesday morning. Death had
been sudden. A cigarette which
he had been smoking was in his
mouth.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-25
The Times-Review has the TO

The T1meS-Revlew has the 1OI'
lowing:
LosT-A light, spiral twisted
cane with q round black knob for
a head. Although Of but triding
value, intrinsically, it is highly
priced by the owner as the gift OF
a cherished friend now in the PEN
itentiary at Carson. The finder
will inspire a reportorial blessing
by leaving it at the Times Review
Office.