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The Musical Sense OF Animals.

A naturalist has begun series of in.
,sstigstions in regard to the amount OF
appreciation shown by animals for mu.
Il. says the London Graphic. Ia
6pds that sheep and pigeons are fond OF
he flute ;lpigs. oxen and COWS attracted
by instrumental combinations, and dogs
delighted with sleigh bells. Csnsries
generally respond to musical sound.
md hares have been known to stand lis.
tsning In q field to the chanting OF
,horisters. Seals are peculiarly sus.
Deptible, and follow ships for many
miles where q violin is discoursine.
The hippopotamus is visible effected by
the drum. Squirrels are not only fas.
ansted, but actually spellbound by the
uusic-box or guitar" Alligators and
hyenas are either insensible or fright.
sned BY experiments. and as yet tradi.
hon only can settle the taste of the
wolf. A Scotch bagpiper, according to
On old legend. was travelling in Ireland
one evening when q wolf came upon
him. He was obliged to open his wallet
and supply him with the whole stock of
bis provisions, after which he made his
pipes skirl. This the monster no
,ooner heard then he took to the noun
sains Ave- said the piper, had 1
known your humor you chould have
bad your music before your supper"
Tradition, however, would require in
this case to be corrected by further ex-
pertinent.
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Chills and Fever.

When person gets the chills and fever they
don't want to take medicine that does them no
good. They don't feel bit like doing such q
foolish thing. They want medicine that is safe
edy that, while being perfectly harmless, has
never failed and never will fail to completely
cure chi!ls and fever; and that remedy Is
Bull, Of Louisville. Ky, and Is Is sure TO cure
ohills and fever as daylight Is to follow dark.
neas. In the malarial season 1t 10 an excellent
remedy to have handy. A single dose will
nheok Q cold and allay fsverlsh symptoms.
Every Intelligent family should keep Il u their
household and nee IL - . preventive Of colds
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Copyright, 1890.

dC OFc OStC csUC0
the offer that's made by the pro-
prietors of DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy. It's $500 reward for an
incurable case of Catarrh, no mat
ter how bad, or of how long stand
ing. They mean what they say;
they're responsible, and the offer
has been made for years. It's all
on yoor side-you lose your catarrh,
or you're paid $500 for keeping it.
But it's safe for them, tOO-they
know you'll be cured.
DR.. Sage's Remedy produces per.
feet and permanent cures of Chronic
Catarrh in the Head, as thousands
can testify. "Cold in the Head"
is cured with a few applications.
Catarrhal Headache is relieved and
cured as if by magic. 1t removes
offensive breath, loss or impairment
of the sense of taste, smell or hear
ing, watering or weak eyes, and
impaired memory, when caused by
the violence of Catarrh, as they all
frequently are. Remedy sold by
druggists, so cents.
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THE BUTCHER wOOs.

My heart is yours" he did profess;
''Pm in an awful stew.
Liver die, / care not less
You give me promise true.
I'D steak my very life on you,
And when I'm kept away
Ill send a tenderloin or two,
Protesting love for aye.
What answer you before goa
Meat your favor welll"
She said, II love, you suet So"
And on his shoulder fell.
: La Monte Waldron.
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Money in Chickens.

. man who devoted . ycaD
Of his life 70 CONDUCTING
YARD AS 4
BUSINESS. not ss Q Das-
tine. A. the living Of NUc
self and family depcnd6e
on It, he gave the sueiecA
such attention - only .
need of bread viii COM
mand. and the result was .
grand success, after he had
spent much mSney and lQso
hundreds Of valuable chieks
ems In experimepting. ,Whe1
he leasped n ~ tbsfe yen
:, When saH = sesd + pSb::id&
% C&ntS II stsynps.
teaches you how to DeteeA
and Cure piseases, how -
feed for EGasIl nd sbq fee
1sttsaipg. which Fowls 70
Eve e. Breeding FurposeA
::':::I's:s!!s'';;sa5IjSI|;s;
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How Can II Re Doue

Another Great Offer to tbs Mnsical.-"He
who makes t,co pianos sound. where only one
soun1cl pc ore, is benefactor of his kind"
Luddea Is Bates, southern Music House, OF
work ana is on hand with another of its great
Summer Sales. tSee advertising coiumns)
They offer to sell any of their celebrated
Pianos or Organs at the spot cd,h price during
September or October. Only a small pay
ment down and balance when crops are sold.
No interest charged. Write for particulars.
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No remedy In the world Is 80 highly apprc.
ctAted by mothers as DR.. Bulls Worm Destroy.
ers, Many little children owe their good health
TO these dainty little candies.
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Woman. her diseases and their treatment
Y pages. illustrated; price Soc. Sent upon re
ceipt of l0c. cost Of mailin ne. etc. Address Prof
X. II. KLINE, Md, Gl Arch ST., Phila-, Pa
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ABOUT 1900 miles OF now railroads wer
built In the United States the first ak month
Of this year.
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Eiving the experience OF apractica Poultry Raiser
not an amateur but q man working for dollars and
;,ents) during period Of 2, year, IL teaches you
lew to Detect and Cure Diseases; new 70
Recd Tor Eggs and also for Fntiening,
which Fowes 10 save for Breeding rur:
kasW on this subject. Sent postpaid for 2So.
BOOK PUB. HOUSE.
ia Leonard street, n. v. CITY
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Smiths Tonic Syrup is the best thing for
chills and fever that has ever been sold
Crawford & W1ik>r, West Point. Ga.
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IN new German Army bill will odd el5.-
000,O0O to The annual expenditure Of the
0overumeuk
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DURING the last two months there have
been AS cases Of cholera in Spain. OF these
PSI have been fatal.
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j. G. Simpson, Marques. w. Va, says:
Halls Catarrh Cure cured me of a very bad
case Of catarrh." Druggists sell it. 75c.
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less in effect quick and positive in action.
Sent prepaid on receipt OF 81 per bottle.
Adeler e. Co., - Wyandotte ST., Kansas City Mo
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Timber, Mineral, Farm Lands and Ranches
In Missouri, Kansas, Texas and Arkansas
bought and sold. Tyler & Co., Kansas City, Mo-
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A SENSITIVE EAR.

1t is remarkable to what an extent re-
fnement may be carried. There is in
this city young man who eats crushed
violets and wears azure neckties every
time he feels an attack of the blues ap-
preaching. The other evening he awoke
in the middle of the night, an rousing
his roommate said:
This is simply agonizing."
"What is the natter"
"Those two mosquitoes that are sing
ing in the room
''Well, what do you care as long as
they don't bite you!'
They are not singing in harmony. ~
Washington Post.
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QUITE a number OF new banks have beer
opened in the South within the past sixty
days
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THE JOKER'S BUDGET.
JESTS AND YARNS BY FUNNY
MEN OF THE PRESS.

Easily Remedied-0riginal Packages
"A Sensitive cara Family MAJ.
ter, Etc, Etc.
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oklahoma Guide Book anu Map sent any wher
on receipt OF 81 cts. yler q Co., Kansas City, Nc
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Money invested IN sums of from 81 to 6
weekly or monthly will make you a fortune
Write for inf .rmaton. Benz. Lewis * Co., Sc
curity Building, Kansas City. Mo.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Tramp Ito buxom farmers wife, stand
ing on the porch and looking up at the
sky)-How's the weather this morning,
ma am.
Farmers Wife (turning suddenly and
catching up pail of uds')-Clearl
And the tramp clears. - Burlington
Free Press.
HEAD LIKE TACK.
ooh, John" exclaimed Mrs. Cumso,
81 know how to make hundred dollars
just as easilyw
How"
why, down at Nine Robes there's .
lovely Paris dress marked down from five
hundred dollars to four hundred. - San
Francisco Wasp.
PIoUs HOPE.
'You must be as quiet as possible to-
night, Johnny" said his mother "for
we are to have the minister for supper"
"Have him for supper. Ell? Well, I
hope he'll taste good. " Ashland Press.
EASY JOBS VERY SCARCE.
First Tramp-It's harrud to find nice,
easy jobs. Bill.
Second Tramp-You said yestidsy
you'd get one-nothin' ter do but sit in
a easy chair an keep still, that's wot the
old man told you. Why didn't We stay
in that soft place!
First Tramp (dolefully)-That there
man was a dentist, and he wanted tc
Experiment. with new tooth pullin' ma.
chine. = Good News.
THEY ARE ENGAGED.
Cornelius Lovell-Dont address me as
Mr.. Lowell, Maude; it is So formal, you
know. Call me Cornelius.
Miss NIaude-rd call you Corn if
if
eff what. darling?"
eff ] thought you'd pop"
Mr.. Lowell is now engaged.
AT THE MENAGERIE.
'That's the porcupine, isn't it, What
an ugly-looking creature"
Eyes. 1t isn't what you would call
an attractive animal. Still it has a
great many fine points about it, Echo
de Paris.
HE DID NOT co.
"No," said she. ''I-I can be only .
sister to you
Every well, said he. Unjust be going,
had expected different answer, but
well, goodnight"
George" she faltered. as he started
out into the night "Georgc!"
"What is it," he asked. Grossly.
'Aren't you going to kiss your sister
goodnight"
MIND-READING.
Dinguss-Hello, Shadbolt, How are
you? BY the way. Shad, have you seen
that big alligator down at
Shadbolt (cutting him short)-No,
Dinguss, haven't seen it, but know
what it was going to lead me to. Alliga.
tors have hides. their hides make nice
leather. the leather is made up into
pocketbooks, and pocketbooks hold
money. | haven't a cent to spare this
time. Good morning, Dinguss.- Chi
cago Tribune.
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A GOOD APPETITE SECURED.

Blinks (at the ferry-Hello, JinkA,
where you been!
Jinks-Been spending a couple of
weeks in the country. Got board on a
farm for IS a week.
Binks-You don't say so. How do
you feel?
Jinks-Hungry as bear New York
Weekly.
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ENcYCl 0P EDlA BRITANNICA

The Allen Reprint. "a Vols ana index Noiume;
also the Vols complete OF the American Supple
ment to the britannica, making 20 vols. in oil. now
ready for delivery Price 81 50 per volume This set
of books Is elegantly bound in dark green cloth with
marble edges. IL a complete reprint Of the original
English edition and printed from the very latest
English vols. containing every word that Is In
them. All maps plates illustrations same M the
original that sells o. per volume bound In cloth,
while ours h sold at a1.J9. AGENTS wanted In
every county town In the .. y. THE HENRY
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Beecham's pills cure sick headache.
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HER ESTIMATE OF DAMAGES.

clad an accident here this morning"
queried the breathlcss reporter as a
matronly lady appeared at the door in
response to his violent ringing.
"Yes. we did. You see. the next
house come right up to ours. and the
man painting it asked to come through
our house and crawl out the scuttle on
to its roof. Well. let him. When he
crossed the garnet he fell through the
floor"
"Iiurt him much?"
"Yes, guess so. Bat he didn't stop
with the garnet; he fell through the next
floor, tore a hole through the carpet,
knocked the plaster off the ceiling, and,
oh, he has just made an awful muss."-
Texas Siftings.
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MOST LIKELY.

Wife-What do you suppose baby i,
thinking aboutl
The Brute-I s'pose he's thinking what
to cry about tonight. Life.
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COULDN'T ESCAPE.

"TIave you boarded long at this nouse?"
inquired the new boarder of the sour, de-
jected man sitting next to him.
"About ten years"
II don't see how you can stand it.
Why haven't you left long ago?'
"No other place to go to- said the
other dismally. 1.-THE landlady's my
wife. - Chicago Tribune
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ARE TEE OLDEST FAMILY STANDARD.
Every Farmers Wife

Sees some or her rouitJ
die each year withou,
knowing what the matte:
was or how to effect Q
remedy II she does recog.
nice the Disease. This u
not right, as at an ex.
pense Of 2J cents I'm
stampsl she can procure
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He-I love the very ground you tread
on.
She-Then you can't have me. Iwant
to be loved for myself alone. - New York
World.
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A SLIGHT MISTAKE.

Wickwire-Is Nudge really going to
marry that girl? Why. he is as poor as
a church mouse, and she hasn't a cent to
her name.
Yabsley-You are wrong there. Her
front name is Rose.-ITerre Haute Ex-
press.
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THEY SHOULD BE SUPPLIED.

'Jones isl pretty good sort of chap"
said McWatty to a friend, 'but he'll
never amount to much. He never knows
when to stop talking
That's so, replied McWatty's friend,
who is a railroad man; Ibis conversation
lacks terminal facilities. New York
World.
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A PIOCs HOPE.

''You must be as quiet as possible TO-
night, Johnny" said his mother, "fol
we are to have the minister for supper
Have him for supper, Ell? Well,
hope he'll taste good. y Ashland Press
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"Oh, John" exclaimed Mrs Cumso,
81 know how to make hundred dollars
just as easily"
"HOw?"
why, down at Nine. Robes there's .
lovely Paris dress marked down from five
hundred dollars to four hundred. - San
Francisco Wasp.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-03-20
Reducing Freight ON Germ.

CHICAGO, March ia special from
Washington to the News says that very
probably within . week that freight
rates from Nebraska points to Chicago will
be reduced one-half. At q conference
between Representative Dorsey, State
Auditor Benton of Nebraska and Charles
Francis Adams OF the Union Pacific,
the latter said that his road would posit
ivsly cut rates ons-haf He thought il
would not afford any material relief to
shs farmers, bat be was willing
to do what he could for their
benefit. 1t is thought the re-
duction will result iD decline 10 the
price of corn.
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senator stanford peeeived.

WASHINGTON, March l9.-Professor
Thomas A. ]. Clemons (coloredl, wss be
fore the Police Court yesterday,
charged with obtaining 500 from Sena-
cor Stanford under false pretenses. 1t is
charged that he obtained money from
Stanford by representing that he wanted
il for the benefit OF the LELAND Stan
ford CoIored Orphan Asylum of Sparten-
burg, s. O., and that there is no such
institution in existence.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue OF Judgment, decree a order Of
| sale, issued out OF the District Court OF evada
in and for Humboldt County. on fhe (1lth)
eleventh day OF March. A. D. 1890 and 30 me
directed and delivered, for Judgment recovered
in said court on the (stn) eighth day ofFehruary,
1897, in favor of Felix N. Levy, planfiff, and
against L. Brennan. defendant, for the sum OF
five thousand and thirty and 47-idO Is 5,U30 All
dollars lawful money Of the United States, with
interest thereon from May 25sh, 1879. until paid
az the rate Of one per cent. ger moutn Also
costs OF spit taxed at sl2 %. Also the sum
OF fifty dollars and ten per cent. OF the amount
sued for as attorney fees. All Of said gums pay
able in o.. S gold coin. ! am Commanded 10
sell the property, iapds real estate and singular
the mortgaged premises mentioned In said jldg-
ment, decree and order Of sale, and particularly
described as follows, to Wit
That certain quartz ledge, lode or lead situate
on Willow Creek, Rebel Creek Mining District,
Humboldt comfy, Nevada, and known az and
called the Golden Era, No. L
Also that eertsin quartz ledge, lead or lode sit
uate on Willow Creek. said Rebel Greek Mining
District, and known as and called Golden Era,
No 2.
Also that certain quartz ledge, lead or lode sit
uate on Willow Creek said Rebel Creek Mining
District, and known as and called the Crest
West.
Also that certain quartz ledge, lead or lode sit
uate on Fiat Greek, said Rebel Creek Mining Dis
trict, and known as and called the Wild Deer.
Also that certain mill aud mill site situate on
said Willow Creek, two-and one half miles in q
northerly direction from willow Greek Station,
said county and State. aud known as and called
the Silver Wave mill and mill site; together with
all the impro, ements thereon OF every descrip-
tion and kind.
Also a certain mill site situate on Flat Creek,
Immediately down the hill from said Wild Deer
mine, and bordering on Flat Creek, said Rebel
Creek Mining District Also all water, water
rights, fumes, dams, bitches, sluices, squeducts.
rights of way, easements and claims of water, or
water rights. of every description and kind
owned or claimed by said defendant on either said
Willow Creek or said Flat Creek; together with
all the dips, spurs and angles of said ledges and
also all metals ores, gold and silver quartz, rock
or earth therein, and all rights, privileges and
franchises thereto incident, appurtenaut and ar-
pendant, or Herewith usually enjoyed
Public notice is hereby given that on MONDAY,
the 7th da OF April, A. d. 1890, at IL O'Clock, noon
OF that day in front OF the Courthouse, in the town
OF fWinnemucca, Humboldt county. State Of Nevada,
will, in elience to said order OF sale and de-
cree OF foreclosure, sell the above described prop
erty, or so much thereof as may be necessary TO
satisfy plaintiffs judgment, with interest thereon
and costs. by public auction. TO the highest and
best bidder for cash.
F. NJ FELLOWS,
Sheriff Of Humboldt County, Nevada
Winnemucca, March I7th 1880 I'd
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News by Telegraph.
THE INDIANAPOLIS FTRE.
Measures FOR the Relief Of the Victims
Families.

MC@S&ENb AwE h@c ArhACH Vk saRt SASshAhS
Families.
WAsHIF9Ton. March 10 The terrible
accident at IndiauapoIis yesterday, by
which number OF 6remen lost their
lives by the roof falling in and punging
the unfortunste men into seething mass
Of flames below, has set the Indianians ct
work to do what they can to relieve the
families of the victims. Colonel Perry
s. Heath, correspondent of the Indian
apolis Journal, has the matter in charge
aud the subscriptions received at his Of
fee and at the Office of the Treasurer of
the United States up to noon to-day
amounted to something more than $500.
Of this amount President Harrison sub
scribed $500, Attorney General. Miller.
500 and Treasurer Huston $50. Every
menber of the delegation 10 Congress
from Indiana also subscribed. It is be-
lieved tkst 81, 600 will be raised by night.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March l9.-The
mercury fell below freezing point on
Monday night. At Titusvile Joe was
found in exposed places Tender vege-
tables suffered. 1t is feared that the
orange blossoms are injured in the coun-
try northwest. A light frost is reported
as far south as Jupiter No damage is
done on the Indian;river At Kissimee
the oranges are slightly injured.
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The Rreneh Army.

PARIS. March l9.-The Seine jury has
acquitted Descares. the author of book
in which the army was violently at
tackled for immoraiity, populations, de
bsucheries and lack of discipline. NJ. de
Freyoinet. as Minister OF War, instituted
an action against the writer as public
prosecutor, and made powerful speech
against the book. The scquttal of the
author is held to show that the charges
which be made against the army are all
true. The sale of the book since the sc-
tion hiss raised from $500 to $4,000
copies.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-03-20

LONDON, March l9.--The Government
was defeated in the House of Commons
lsst evening on motion OF Buchanan. Lib.
beral, complaining Of encroachments up-
on the public right of way in Scotland.
A number Of Unionists aud few Scotch
Conservatives supported the motion
which was adopted by ITO to 81. The
Government has summoned Balfour to
London.
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Cancer OF the Nose.

In 1876 a sore appeared on my nose, and
grew rapidly. AS my father had cancer,
and my husband died of il, 1 became alarm
ed, and consulted my physician. His treat
ment did no good, and the sore grew larger
and worse in every way until had conclud-
ed that was 10 die from its effects. was
persuaded TO take 8. S. S., and a few bottles
cured me. This was after all the doctors and
other medicines had failed. / have had no
return Of the cancer.
MRS. M. IT. MABEN.
Woodbury., Hall County, Texas.
Treatise on Cancer mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga
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suspected Of Murder

CHICAGO. March I9 -Zscharish
Taylor was arrested on suspicion for the
supposed murder Of Mrs. MoGArvey, who
was found 10 Garfield boulevard a few
days ago, under very peculiar circum.
stances, and later removed TO the hos.
pitsl, where she died
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A eontinua cough Is very annoying TO persons
sitting near you in any kind of a gathering; be
sides, il is OF great damage TO the throat and
lungs, and is exceedingly dangerous at this sea-
son Of the year. One-hah bottle OF Beggs
Cherry Cough Syrup will relieve any ordinary
cough, and this remedy costs no more than the
inferior grades that are thrown on the market 20
sell at enormous profits. For sale at. Eagle Drug
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Charged Win Pnrioining letter.

LEAvENwoRTH, March lS.--Governor
Smith and Postmaster Holloway OF the
Soldiers Home we're arrested yesterday
on charge of purloining letters ad
dressed to Comrsde Batson. They were
released on their owu recoguizances, pre-
liminary TO the hearing tomorrow.