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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-05-24

A Paradise Valley miner suggests
that Hon. Thomas Fitch be nomi-
mated for Congress at the silver con-
vention to be held at Carson on the
29th instant and that said nominal
ton be Endorsed by both political
parties. This would no doubt be
highly pleasing and satisfactory to
the "silver- tongued orator." but if
the coming meeting is to be turned
into a political Convention in the
interest of Tom Fitch or any other
politician, we want no part nor lot in
it.--Elk" Independent.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-05-24

I'M WnDN OF ALL KINDS NEATLY
JUD WUnN executed Mt the NEWS
Office ut low rates.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-05-24
The Right Kind Of silver Bill.

The following unlimited coinage
bill has been introduced by Senator
Plumb of Kansas. II is plain and
simple, without any of the "ifs' and
"ands" that abound in the Window
and Jones bills. Every friend of sill
YER In both Houses of Congress should
rally round this bill and win or lose
In square fight:
Section /. That from and and after
the date OF the passage OF this Act the
unit of value in the United States
shall be the dollar, and the saline may
be coined of 1925 grains of standard
silver or 25.S grains of standard gold,
and said coins shall be equally legal
tender for all sums whatever.
Sec. 2. Any owner of silver bullion
may deposit the same at any mint of
the United States to be formed into
standard silver dollars or bars for his
benefit and without charge; but it
shall be lawful To refuse any deposit
of less value than 800, or any bullion
so base as to be unsuitable for the
operations of the Mint.
Sec. 3. In any deposit of silver in
which gold are combined no allow
ance shall be made to the depositor
for the gold, unless the two metals
are in such proportion that they can
be separated advatageously; but gold
bullion contained in silver deposits
and seperate therefrom shall be paid
for in gold or silver coin as from time
to time may be appointed by the Di-
rector of the Mint.
Sec. 4. That so much Of the Act of
February IS, 1878, as directs or au-
thorizes the Secretary of the Treasury
to purchase silver bullion for coinage
into standard dollars, and all other
Acts and parts OF Acts inconsistent
with the provisions of this Act, are
hereby repealed.
A foot note attached to the bill says:
This will not interfere with the
present privilege of obtaining silver
certificates for silver dollars deposited
in the Treasury so that the convent
ent floating OF silver will be contin-
ued as now il the bill becomes law.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-25
UNPARALLELED BARBARITY,
An Unfortunate German Widow Vainl
Seeks Assistance.

Am Inn nc,ct,no,n G,,,,.., vN,,..
ssaLs Ass,.,.n"n "'
mos, hor,,r,,. ,a.a 80 -
most oarDafous case OF brutal treat
in,r o,.. WIG dos y, , 1t 'Mo autnorities clash
NJ, W VIZ i,nsrAIion uepo',
Av',,s,. H Ju n"tsuay ihornlng. Mrs.
~ uSms." ~. oerIhah wiuow, about
VcrI ,o,, ~ anu ~, "o ,o,,' ar.iyeu ~ the New
the ma~.hnr,, u ,ao s,oon ivam 1i las. october on
on wadnosass, ," ,t aI"non,a' app'ieu
,ias c'r ay VI ane parge once author
inc rra,,, drnnun al a'I' as sue was suner-
thsa don,or 'PSy al" ""o "o money 70 pay
She ,,ss lola % AMI, ,r,.
.he dii hnt ,..s ,oIi o,ii ,Sa, ~ % wmch
70 s,o tn Cauus G ,a '"a. sue "ouIn nave
tbis countrv pa,'ra ,h., ss ssaaI, sn1 srnvea IN
.y .ms s.ointIy before mo FEDERAL authorities
Hpo".u ~ ., ,ne En pargo once. An ofhcer took
sca 800 roai, .dSae 1Sa o. uaIneh' n' 'hongh she was
Sonr,.,.n au'I W wah.
Al, eecre.a.y 1aekso refused TO receive her
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-25
Another silver Bin Presented.

Senator Teller on Thursday introduced a
SILVER bill to take the place of the one on
the Senate calendar.
AZ provides that any person may de-
United States either gold or silver
bullion, in quantities OF not less than
hye ounces of gold or eighty ounces of
silver. and receive coin or coin certih
Gates therefor at the rate OF 81 in coin or
certihc for 25 $40 grains, troy weight.
OF standard gold, and at the rate of sl i'm
certificates for 4l2i grains Of standard ,il.
yer: That the coin certificates provided
ior IN TINS act shall be receivable for all
taxes and dues to the United States q,
every description, and shall be a lawful
lender for the payment of all debts, public
The second section authorizes the secre.
butte the certificates, aud section 3 providss
,or the act to take effect thirty days amer its
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-25

We are rather glad TO see that Mr..
Myers has made up his mind To run for
the congressional nomination against
Congressman Brosius; and this not be-
cause we wish III to Brother Brosius, but
because we see no sense In the rule
which has prevailed among the Repub-
licans In this county as TO this Office (;
conceding two terms and no more to the
holder Of It, Two terms are too many
for poor congressman and not enough
for O good one. There II no reason why
a congressman should not be passed
upon by his party followers at every
nomination, nor why he should not 10
rechoscn II he has met their expectations.
There IL very substantial reason for re-
elccting good congressman as long AZ
he is willing to serve. The Philndel-
phia Republicans have obtained great
deal of influence by reelecting lot of
very poor congressman and making the
Office in effect life tenure. They
would have done great deal
better If they had had luck or
discrimination enough to pick out first
class, instead Of second class men, when
they started this plan. But u man
with years of experience In Con-
gress IL of much more account
to his constituents than much
greater man with only term Of
service TO habituate him to the ropes. SO
that IL Is not bad thing that the alb
surd two term idea is being knocked In
the head now In Lancaster county.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-25

lady affected with ''schmers- freude." "It
is q pity cannot translate that name, for
'pain-joy' would convey no meaning. The
patient, q. the professor explMned, bs-
who not only experienced mo- palm
during an operation, but on the
contrary, had morbid desire 70
have otherwise most painful operations
performed on them without an anesthetlc.
The patient in question had, during .
Jaw and injured the facial artery. The
Injury proved a most serious one, aud
necessitated the legation Of the facial and
carotid arteries, and finally the removal Of
part Of the lower jaw. The patient insisted
upon having all three operations performed
tor that she had derived grest pleasure
from the operation. y
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-25
MILLIONS OF ANIMALS.

You Cannot See Them but You May lie
YOur Guard.
Mai-drfa bad air What Is :" bad air ?" II Is
sir loaded with millions Of minute animals too
small TO be seen by the naked eye and every
one OF them poisonous. Look at q sunbeam
where IL comes streaming through your win
dow and notice the millions Of atoms OF dust
that II contains. fou do not see this dust ex-
cept a. II Is made visible In n sunbeam. Then
smaller animals there must be In every breath
drawn into the lungs and not one of which can
be seen But they must live. and they do liy Q
upon that portion OF the human body which
they can get at. This Ii malaria. Is II any
wonder that nearly every man and woman II
troubled with II? Is It not rather a wonder
what can be done' XIII the germs Howl
Nothing so quickly and certainly does
~ a. pure whiskey. Nothing se certainly In
Jures, as impure whiskey, and no whiskey was
ever known that H. so absolutely pure In every
respect ~ Dufiy's Pure Malt. Professor Henry
a. Mott, OF New York, declares II; Mr.. VIM. +.
tatingly asserts II; all prominent scientists,
doctors, and professors who have investigated
10, full agree aud are unqualified In their com.
mendatiOns.
Any man or woman who feels tired, weak,
exhausted despondent, with all the signs OF
malaria aud maiariai poison, should not delay
and cannot do better than to use, In the proper
manner and with moderation, Duffys Pure
Malt Whiskey. BE careful In purchasing It,
however, to secure the genuine. Like other
valuable things 1t has limitations, and many
dealers are dishonorable enough to try and sell
other aud Injurious goods. Do not be deceiv We d
but Insist upon having the genuine. (.D
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-25

y4om the Massachusetts insane ASYLUM
EWestboro, come strange stories of in
lily cured and caused by the grip.
yRon eases are reported of the recovery
oeon by patients after severe attacks
L91e grip. -Four Of them were women
had entered the hospital with acute
~. and two of these had passed into
anita, and 1t is declared remarkable
~ they were lifted out of their hope.
eondition byanything short Of death.
three men had delusional INSANITY
Here considered incurable. The grip
oeen blamed for SO many thing.
~ 10 cheering to find some good
> escribed TO it, and the force of this
- asylum report is hardly lessened
- statement that the same asylum
Dceived four new patients whose
~ wreck Ii ascribed to the grip.
rot surprising that the malady
: be made to carry the blame for
glty Is well ~ othsr troubles, but it
- astonishing TO fiud physician
o1nai aud clever as to suggest that
could he any good work by the
8nssia, where the grip first ap-
they now have very ugly stories
asnpposed sequel to II called
ooa," which threatens to advance
track Of influenza along with
g cholera and other choice yarje-
psstilence, Some people who like
- scared make much of these
-, but there does not appear to be
, i0r alarm, and assurance is given
- nona." at any rate, is not likely
- the ocean. II 10 described as q
g trance or sleep following q
- condition of the brain, aud the
lons under which 1t has spread In
q Europe, among miserable, half
oaeants, ara not to be found in
~. Taking one consideration
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-25

with another those who have suffered
from the grip should take care Of them
selves, and its effects on sane and In
sane should be carefully studied by the
experts. Perhaps after all 1t is badly
abused malady not responsible for half
the damage that has been chargcd to It.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-25

- ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~D =
PHLADsLrnrA. Friday. April ., ise
Where shall we stop in cot
tons |! A confusion Of lowell
ness
Masses Of Cinghams like a
shingly mountain side sun
streaked and touched with color.
Sateens smooth, soft, grace
ful and gay as a violet bank
Aecked with daisies. There's a
hint Of babbling brooks. and
birds songs in their dainty
folds.
Richer, royaler almost than
any are the aristocratic Bran
denburgs. If oversee looms
and printers had made those
pictures the price would be
double, maybe. The triumph
is American. Unmatched in
fneness, in firmness. in perfect
weave, in artistic effect by any
stuff that pretends relationship.
quality considered, at least IS
per cent. cheaper than any
rival cotton VIC know of-2oc.
The thick plantation Of
Crepelines THAT 6Ic marveD
and chintzes and all that you
know something Of. Not a
weakness in the whole line.
Northwest and northeast Of centre.
Outing Flannels are in full
est feather.
The newest heaps are Of the
unshrinking Ceylons an d
Llamas, good for wet or dry,
for anybody. Stripey or cheeky
as Of old, but with fresh beau
ties. We believe no roof in
America covers another gather
ing Of them SO complete.
xlinch Ceylon, S7lSc.
| UttuCu -cytous bLI1pCb OT pIHlus, Jut.
32-lnch Liamas, 80 and 00c.
Sl-nch Liamas, twilled, &c.
The lovely silk-and-cotton
Cheviots for Shirtings (75c)
are all the time getting new
friends.
French Printed Flannels
were never prettier. CSC.
Northeast Of centre.
All the widths and styles in
the Black Hemstitched Grena-
dimes are plenty once more
~, ?, 2H, 3, and a inches.
$l.75.
| Northwest OF centre.
Black Gimps Of many styles
go to prices that will make talk
and customers.
Northeast OF centre.
More than one hundred fresh
styles Of Linen Lawns at the
counter yesterday. H a n d.
somer than ever--if possible.
20, IS, 80, and 4oc.
Southwest Of centre.
One Handkerchief is as good
as forty to measure a stock by.
Here are taOO, both for women
| G) Plain white hemstitched,
printed border, embroidered
corners. ten cents. (2) Plain
white, hemstitched, embroidered
initial, ten cents.
Both are of bme linen. We
don't know their match outside
under IS cents.
Southwest OF centre.
The Ooze Leather Caps. AS
pretty as odd. They'll figure
in some Of the dashingest out
fits Of the season.
street.
Mems and Boys Clothing
is going more as we mean it to-.
Better kinds. lower prices the
push is for both all the time.
See the natty Sailor Suits for
Boys, or the Harris Cashmere
Overcoats for Men. They
stand for all.
| Thirteenth and Market streets.
John Wanamaker.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-25
Yes. he loves you now, It's true,
lass with eyes OF violet blue,
Lips as sweet ns honey-dew,
Huuny little bride
Will he love you as to-day,

Will he love you ms to-day,
When your bloom has fed away,
When your golden locks are grey
VIII his love abide
Yes. tf II is the true kind IL will survive all
the inevitable wastes and changes Of life But
II IL every wOman's desire and duty To retain,
as long as she can, the attractions that made
her charming and beloved In youth. No one
can keep her you uthful bloom or equaDle temper
IL weighed down and suffering from female
weakness and disorders. Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription " a remedy for these troubles.
Sold by druggists. F,S&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-25
A Spring Medicine.


The druggists claim that people call daily for
the new cure for nstIpati0n and sick head.
ache, discovered by DIR. Slas Lane In the Rocky
Mountains. II Is said 70 be Oregon grape root
IA great remedy In the far West for those COM
plaints) combined with simple herbs, and is
made for use by pouring on boiling water to
draw out the strength. II sells al 10 cents pack.
age and IL called Lanes Family Medicine. %
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-25
A secret Charity.

Says the Coopcrstown, NY, Republican:
Last week we announced that the gin OF
$4,000 by the children Of Mrs. Cater for
the erection of . hospital here had been
Withdrawn. On Monday DIR. IAthrop 70.
Newark, N. j., which contained another
envelope on which was written: "To the
hospital from q friend. Name suggested,
Gods Providence Hospital" This on
velope contained $4,000 gold certificate.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-25
Hear Him.

~ feet nep. ] was afflicted with sick head
ache and general debility, but Buriock BLOOD
ment I'm mS general health. I consider ibem
the best family medicine In the market =
Adolph lalloz, Buffalo, N. Y. Sold In Lancas.
street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-25

Foul tartar N disease and death
Not only To the teeth, but breath
IL taints the mouth, and 10 our smile
Gives a most ghastly tlnge, the while.
But II we've SOZODONT close by,
We may Its worst assaults defy,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-25
North Polo Exped,t,ons.

North Polo Expeditions,
Prize nights. lotteries, walking matches, and
balloon ascensIons are usually hunbugs Of the
worst sort Dr. 7nomas' Eriecfric OIL Ii not .
humbug. 1t In n quick cure for aches and
spra tns, and ls Just as good for a lameness Sold
81 Lancaster by W. r. Hoch. 1877 and lm North
North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-25


3eatlitmerp Ossbs
'1,HE BON TON Mlr.LrNERY STORE.
THE
BON NTON
Millinery,
13 East King Street.
The Pekhest Bonnet Fashions
Originate Here.
You get the first look in the
ever changing mirror Of fashion
right here.
Our Bonnets are liked be-
cause they are newer and
prettier and unlike the hack
neyed styles you see on the
street.
The work Of our trimmers is
a luxury, our low prices a joy.
With one Of our hats or bon
nets you'll be fright in the
fashion," and not much "out OF
pocket"
NE Trim to order
With distinguished success. We
suit your individual style and
taste, and our prices satisfy your
notions Of economy.
Meao ShvaaO Shapes.
Many new styles on our coun-
ters to-day. New shapes and
colors in Lace Straws and Mi
lans. Pretty Turban Toques,
5sc., 73c., SIC. Open Work
Large Hats, 48c., 63c., 73c. and
csc. each. ivan Dyke +"
Straws, S7c., csc. and $I.23
each. Children's Hats Trimmed
and Untrimmed. Hundreds to
select from f; every shape and
color. Prices remarkably low.
Lace Caps, 25c., 37c., SIC. and
75c. New Styles and New De-
signs.
Hataud Bonnet Trimmings.
Ribbons, Flowers, Crepe Lisse,
Laces, Gold and Silver Bullion
Galloons, Gold Laces and
Braids, ETC., etc., at less than
any other store in the city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-25

The Brazilian cabinet Is having another
crisis. II used to be the boast Of Brazilians
that their country was tranquil while the
other South American states were In con-
tinual revolution, and Dom Pedro made n
famous joke on this when commenting on
tho revolutions of the fy wheel of the great
Corliss engine at the centennial exposition.
THE Lower Mississippi Is tearing down
Ievees 80 rapidly that Sergeant Dunn, OF
the weather service, who was no roundly
abused for his warning, must feel tempted
to remark ~ told you So" He predicted
the greatest calamity Of tho kind In modern
times, and IL tho warning had not stirred up
Congress TO authorize tho equipment OF
relief steamers his prophecy might not
now be far out Of the way. These steamers
are travelling around over the submerged
country rescuing people from house tops
and hills. Dunn was a very useful and
desirable alarmist and deserves medal or
statue or some other worthless thing of
the kind usually given for valuable ser-
vices.
TuE Philadelphia geological garden has
had a checkered career OF some eighteen
years, and In now In a fairly substantial,
though by no means vigorous, financial
condition. This seems TO indicate that the
managerio part of circus IL not the really
popular portion OF tho show, for if II were
the Philadelphia ZOO would draw immense
crowds and soon grow rich enough TO be
made free to the public, as was originally
intended. Its collection Is far superior To
that Of any circus that ever travelled, and
the animals and birds are shown under
much better and moro pleasant circum-
stances.
PROFESSOR GOODWIN SMITH In replying
to toast at the banquet of the st. George
society, In Philadelphia, on Thursday, said
that the first seat of he Anglo-Saxon race
was on the sea coast OF Germany 80 that
here In America they meet again in the
German Immigrant population their origi-
nal kinsmen and neighbors. lie thought
1t time that the old quarrel between English
and Americans should DO dropped. "Not
to those alien communities of South
America ca-communities of Indians, with a
top sprinkling of Latins---but to the kim
dred and politically congenial population
on the north, the eyes Of American states
men should bo turned"
So here is an Englishman who seems TO
be advising Canadian annexation. lie
went on to observe that Eng.and's world
wide empire Is almost too much for her
and wondered what Americans would do
IL England should be hard pressed by her
enemies. Well 1t is little hard to tell lust
now, but 1t Is not likely that we would be
bit more selfish than England was during
our war.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-25
schmerz- Frsuds {" paln-Jov.

-. S"oo \ Faiu-Joy ~.
The Berlin correspondent Of the TAera-
Peatte oasefte states that Professor Leyden
presented 10 his class at Charlie a vo,,na
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-25

VAN HoUTEs's COCOA" Best and Goes
Farthest." CD
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-25

II j. kRESS. MANUFACTURES OF sim.
j p gical and Orthopadical Appliances snch
as Trusses. Braces, Clutches, Clubfeet Shoes
Artheial Limos, Elastic stockings, ete., spinal
attendance, S7 West King street m22lmd.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-25

rARrER's LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-02-20
"sENcE NY MARY WENT AWAY.

Yes, sir, you should Jest have seen her-seen
her long and silky hair, Z
Shinin' like q shock o. sunbeams, wavIn' in tho
summer air; H.. ..H
While her cheeks seemed bloomin' roses and
her fngers-dont you know,
They were white rs maple branches, wrapped
around by winters snow. ast 3 -. g.,
Eyes so big an blue an honest, allus gain
into mine:
An . heart that never fHltered, whether rain or
whether shine,
Cheerful words for every body, smilin' all the
Do you wonder that I'm lonely, senco my Mary
went away!
remember how We used to, on them sunny
afternoons,
Stroll together through the woodland, listenin'
to the pleasant tunes ~ .rr r.
Played by little jolly breezes, fOolin' 'mong
the tree-tops high;
An sh; thought that river yunder was strip o.
fallen sky.
me so,
That things now amt half as CHEEKY a. they
were year ago;
The trees are green, it's mighty sartin, but to
me they're ever gray,
An the birds seems kinder silent, sence nv
Mary went away.
Why the pathway down the valley where we
wandered hand in hand;
Is to-day sorter gloomy one can't quite un-
derstand;
Then the crick which giggled softly, shook itself
an run along,
Now goes slippin' past the willers with an aw.
full solemn song
Them old bills, too-eh? you're goin'? Sorry to
have kept you here.
Good bye-strange the air looks misty-may be
why, twas jest q tear.
Like rs not you think me foolish, but don't
smile at what say,
For feel, o, God! so lonesome, sence nv Mary
went away.
Herbert Bashford, in Texas Siftings.