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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

COOK .-tirst.class. In n priNat. family !;
all >Ohp>. 'n:r'-s, d'ss-rt<; exc'.l!ent Iak.i :
bet 'rity references. Address ID. e., 8
Nj igan Piat Gth.ave., near l0tl-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

| tCOk and HOtSr.MAID.-By two
J .l'tcis Moth VI ireland tnor"I. hly well
train'd s,rvant. ,ht.rr woik OF Il hous"
N..tl-r, Or .ophim. only. aad competent
| waltr"-p-: reference, o; two and three ye'rs
| N.th Mr.. y LER. 3IJ U'h.aN". upstairs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-25
SURPRISING

THE saloons Of London il set side by
side would make q distance OF seventy
ivc miles.
THE cemeteries in London cover 2, 900
acres, and the land they occupy repre-
scnts n capital OF $40, 900, 0G0.
DURING the past 100 years 1896 pat
cnts have been ;saucd in tho United
States. Only three were grantedin tho
year 1900.
DATIEL a. WELLS, the statistician,
says that the waste through drink in
the last forty years has been $40, 600, 600,
q sum which equals the aggregate
savings OF the people from 1883 to 1857.
TIE estimated wealth of tho United
States, that is, the value OF all lands,
buildings. railways, etc, is put ut sGi,-
900, 0oo, 900. The amount Sf money Of
all kinds is estimated by tho secretary
of the treasury to be 81, los. 100, 092.
Ir will surprise many people TO know
that on the average ns many people
freeze to death in Massachusetts rs nro
killed by lightning. For the ten years
TO the end Of 1883. tho number that per-
ishcd from either cause was the same
32, or an average Of only q little moro
thnn three persons n year.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-25
a True Picture,

An exchange Bays: "Whcn God
created tho heaven rn,l tho earth, md
all thing thereon, he then created
man and woman, ard l~oatprs IN tho
"orncra, nnd in duo time they multi
Piled add sprend NO political places.
railroad depots AM s.orns. In the
Iatt'r places they SIT and explain
State ind National problems that
havo veIrd great minis md exist
partially by sampiing goods. While
They are thus engaged their wives are
out S'ashin: for neiGhbors, and the
POOR helpless children arc left At home
10 are for Il ON elves as beat they
FAN. rrere il nothing moro notice.
rbie 'bal u loaie-."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-25
A FIERCE Battle WITH GEESE
Peculiar Experiences OF a Tiora aIush-
room Hunter.

room uuntcr.
An interesting and rather peculiar
battle, says the Philadelphia Times,
WINS witnessed tho other morning by a
number OF persons who wero driving
nlong the old hummer road. In tho
Twenty-cighth ward. In c Geld lying
on the north side of the'ol thorough
fare and cast of Harris Bellevue truck
farm nm ngcd German WIS gathering
mushrooms, and while pcering about
the pasture for tho toothsomc fungi, in
n STOPPING attitude, a flock OF "Gandcr
hilp' geese struttcd under q post and
rail fence from Il neighboring pond and
marched with their nccks extended nt
full length toward the stranger, who ut
first paid no attention to their Kissing,
but continued. every now and again to
reach down and pick q mushroom.
lie soon learned to his sorrow that
the geese were considerably above tho
average flocls for bold pcrsistcncy and
determined fight. One old gandcr acted
rs leader, and, after .marshnling his
forces into position, led on to the fight
by boldly attacking the intruder and
striking him q stunning blow on the
nose. Before he could recover from tho
effect two of the geese, n from each
side, new Mt his face, each taking hold
OF IN car and holding on with bulldog
tcnacity, while they battered his head
and face with their clipped wings.
The sharp points of the cut feather
stems brought the blood fr1m his checks
and forehead ut every Zap. He jumped
and pranccd around like mad, wildly
gc~sticulating and muttering cries and
curses in German
Two others of his tcathcry nssailants
flew upon his back and began pccl,ing
him on the head and ncclt, while tho
others tool hold upon the legs OF his
trousers and his coat tails and tuCgcd
till they fairly dragged him to n
sNalnpy part of the field, where one Of
poor fellows feet sank in tho slippery
mud and he fell backward in the slime.
a man III n OF the passing wagons
hurried to his assistance. armed with a
bean pole snatchcd from the truck gar
dens. He arrived just in time to pre-
vent the cnragcd geese from killing
their victim.
Even the blows from the tough cedar
bean pole for time had no effect on tho
geese, aud it was not until five OF them,
with their ncclis broken, lay CULVER
ing on the grass that tho poor old Ger
mar, his face covered with blood and
his clothing with mud, could be deliv.
cred.
He was led out to the old summer
road, placed In tho wagon, and kindly
driven to his home in Tioga. The only
reason that can be given for the unu-
sual behavior of the geese is that n rag
picker who rcscmblcd the German in
appearance about n week ago carried
away several goslings that belonged to
one OF the geese.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-25
LITTLE BITS.

SwIrzEnLAEp's now census shows O
population of 2,ol7,76i. 49,
THE st. Louis new water tower Is
said to be the highest in the world.
TnnEE times rs many hcrrings, aro
consumed ns any other kind OF fish.
Monr births occur in February than
In my other month. July is the month
OF lowest births. ~ o
IT in said that tho pungoncy OF strong
vinegar is due TO tho pointed shape OF
tho salts that float IN IL.
A nES in Middlotown, Pa, lately pro-
duccd two ordinary-sizcd eggs, joined
in Siamc.c twin fashion.
SrocKMEv In Sonth Dakota arc inn
porting Russian wolf hounds for tho
protection OF their herds.
IN the Boston assay Office nrc scales
so accurate that they indicate tho ton
nilllouth part OF u pound.
SEVENTY mining companies were In
full blast in Mainc twelve years ago.
Now not ono Of thcm Is in existence.
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lie Was Acquitted.

Nov, Mr.. B~rcrvcs." asked tho
hartman, "is il not true that you
"''' 'h" case Of Joirs va. Brown on \
conditional 'ee-shat you agreed To
accspt u part OF the mount recovered
as your seY"
at Il not true, air." replied the Inv.
yer. 81 stipulated that I should have
all Of IL aud 500 besides"
"Genileman, - said the chairman, III
tAil To s's where Mr.. Brcevos has been
guilty OF unprofessiunal conduct at
ll.".-tfndidnapo!is Journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-25

Don I foeBet tho a. ". ". w. uanco
next Friday night.
Deputy Survsyor-G enornl Stewart
left for Reno last night.
Senator r. l.. Gibson, Of Arkansas,
died Thursday afternoon.
Hon. Francis G. Newlands is 10
Washington talking silv
Regular meeting Elko Lodge M.
IL ]. o. o. F.. ut their Hall tonight,
Edmunds Jsma., OF Carson, wants
60 DO Superintendent OF the Carson
hiiut.
John Mckee returned from Mardis
last night. IIo says he killed u deer
on tho trip.
Colorado's Legislature proposes 10
make oliver coins full legal tender in
the Centennial State.
Valentine Wsithers, who wont Eas..
with n lot OF horncs over n month ago,
reformed last night.
DIR. Chsries Schcrk has boon elected
President Of the Swiss Confederation
and A. Frey, V!ce-Presidcot.
Tho Reno Journal says that w. II.
y. Pike thipks no has n sure thing on
tho Speukorship OF the Assembly.
Tho Prohibition vote was $1,000 less
this year than four years ago. The
Koe!ey euro mist be getting in its
work.
A woman who was being condolcd
with on tho death OF her husband, re-
marked tearfully: at is worth some
thing to know where no is nights"
Senator Stewart will give q grand
bouquet to tho mombcrs OF the Lcsis-
iatuTe during the coming session, on
which occasion tho silver banner siIi
DO presented -lAppcal,
Miss Ella Knowlos, tho defeated
candidute for Attorney General Of
Montana, hna received hundreds OF
letters since the election from men
who want to mnTry her.
II IL claimod that Mulder, tho Car
sor swindier, is an old hand at the
business, having bsen tried twice in
San Francisco for ob,ui.ing money
under false pretense9 and escaping on
tcchnicalitics.
Armed guards have boon plncod on
orory Missouri, Kansas and TeIrs
passenger train, passing through the
Indian Territory, tho officials having
been warned that u band Of robben
wero lying in wait.
Tho official vote Of tho State Of
New York, ns announced by tho Board
OF Canvnssers' chow that tho Cleye.
land electors had II plurality OF 4S,4I9
over tho Harrison electors, Of tho
November oloction.
a bill making IL unlawful for any
common catr;cr TO insert In any bill
OF lnding q clause to relieve il from
iiauiity for loss In tho transportation
OF m~crchandise committed 10 ito core
phssed tho House Thursday.
hrs.C q. II. Sproulo Inns boon ap.
pointed postmistrcss OF Eiko 10 OH
Tho vacancy caused by tho resignation
OF II. T. Bilkoy. The ways OF tho 10.
publican politicians, whom m Office "
IN sight, nro like those Of tho hoathen
Chinoso-rathor crooked.
william ruoHcr died IN Sueec1
county, Va, Wednesday from over.
feeding. Tho evening before ho ato
ono gallon OF v~enison hash, huli q ga.
I'm OF coileo mud crackers mixed TO.
gethor, aud halt u gallon Of water mud
crackers, a pound Of dry sugar, and q
lot OF pork and bread..- Washington
Star.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-25
IFRoA TUESDAYS DAILY.l
1ALMAGUHDI.
The weather 10 lovely.

weather. - lovely.
L. d. Alberti returned from Uuion
last evening.
TIE New Era says that Lovelocks
will boom next Spring.
The reports from Washington nre
that .xSecretary Blanc is not OF.
pccted to live.
The public school will close Friday
for the holidays ind rcmain closed
till Monday, Jan. 9, 1893.
Watches were tlrst made ia Nurem-
berg in l477 and we're called by the
natives "Nurcmbsrs animated eggs"
When making your plans for tho
Christians festivities don't forget tho
masquerade oall 1t Wells on the night
Of tile BIRD.
Reno Journal 1t ia understood
that no passes will hereafter Ire issued
on The c. p. excepting from hcud-
quarters.
Tho streets 0f Elko are dry and
dusty, while in ~I.ainoille Valley but
twenty miles away, there is good
s!eIghinR.
jacob Ittenback. OF Eureka county
has been committed to tho insane
usylum. Some Of his peculiariiies
are setting lire TO houses ani jumping
int reservoirs.
LUX suitable for love leisera." IL
advertised by u Partisan s,ationcr. It
IL made uf Il solutinn OF iodine OF
s~tL-ci, and characters written with
it entirely fade in four weeks.
IAN average Of 9.GO0.00O kids are
slaughtered every year," reud the
school teacher, aud the class Of young
stere sicod mol upon tho order Of their
going, but made q break ut once.
The Lyon Court Times RAYS that
a number OF the applicants FOR Lagi--
lative positions voted FOR Harrison or
Cleveland md advises that on'y those
who voted for Weaver should nave a
lick At the sio Is.
Hugh Somers, = highly respected
miner, dish ii Virginia CT. lust Fri
day after u linu-;ing illness. lie had
resided "n the Consiock for twenty.
tive years aud wis knpTn IN an hon.
o!abie. upriZh, man.
AruIstr. ns / DeGucrrc, OF San
Francisco. We're awarded the contract
for furuiBhI ny the Neva Ia State
Printing Onics during the year 1888
The bid ~ss Sl,ii3. nearly 300 below
any other California firm.
tins remains OF w. y. .icAllistr!,
who disi III rusrarorA a (-w days be-.
fore lbs election, Ssre brought duwn
on the s,uYe yesterday aul shipped 4, q
OIGi-nd, Cal, on 40 ) {" day Tor
final initrnent. Mrs.. Mu.AIiidier att
c~onpani"i tho rcui .ins t. their iina.
resting place.
Tn. VI the Diamond mius.
II Eureka, are arranging 40 exh, Il; a
three ton ralcna boulder from the
mine, at tho worlds fair. Ii viii
carry ut least 21' oIncaS sill er aud -
per cent. lead per ton. A boulder
estimated IT, weigh thirteen tons was
recently broken aud shipped from
that uiine.
White Pine News: Prof.. Churchill
and Messrs. Brown and Thompson
mining men from Helena, Montana,
arrived here tho latter part Of last
week, their mission being 10 examine
the Joan mine. This they ha,s done
and two OF the gentlemen returned
Wednesday morning. tho other two
remaining here.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-25
4 Long limo yol,

Chinese With dudes will surely mi1
And two and two will surely make sir,
And monkey babes will ceass their
tricks,
hn1 fools fight sby Of golden bricks,
hnl Union workmeu will be Fricks,
And football flourish without kicks,
And Jay Gould's check will 90 to nix.
hnd 'nen will bridge the river 5lyx-
Each otthesc things our bard prodirts
"hsn hollis Lease IL senutrix.- lex.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-25
American Canyon pIaccrs.

Thos. Harper, an old Californian,
says the country 10 tho ntighbor
hood OF A'ncrican Canyon, Ia as fine
placer ground az he has ever viewed
IN his state, and believes that IL will
yst cause u grent excitement. The
Chinese by dcsuItory working hnve
alono PANIED out over si,O0LGOo Of
gold. Spring may REQ a rusli to tho
district Lovelork Nav Ern.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-25
Gaining Zine.

Teacher What Ia tho height u
Pixies Peek?
Boy--Do you mean hos ,,ixll il 10
aDoye ths s~urroundipg country?
How high 10 IL above tho senY
uni at high lido or low LidvY
Either.
! forget Good Naws.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-25
| forget.-G Good News,
TIE aiycr;iIio, ~ IIoo1.s sa,e,,,,

rae Advertising VI Hoods Satsnpa-
rilla 10 always fully s~ubttantiated by
endorsements which 10 tho financial
world would DO accepted without a
momsnt's hesitation.
For q general family cathartio We
confidently recommend Hoods Pills.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-25
lFROx TuuRspAY's DALr.l
SAi.MhGUNDI.

/ SEQ notice OF ball supper IN another
cplumo.
Dnn't forget the a. y. U. w. bali
to-mOrrow night.
Sir. John Ainl.y is doing the tin
work gu the new church.
Regular meeting Eiko Lodge No.
10, K. Of T., ut Castle Hall tonight.
Work wa commenced i'll the Stnte
Printing O::ics Monday with u force
q! elo'cn men.
Mics laura Meigs has returned
from Mills Seminary to spend tho
holidays with her parents.
Governor Co'corj has officially pro-
clSiuIed the election OF the silver par
~ candidates on the State ticket.
The Governor has appointed Wm.
lily Dpane. Notary Pahiin TOR Orms-
by county in place Of Willis G. Clarke,
dcposed by the Courts.
Stamboul. the king Gf trotting stnl-
lions, was sold al auction, Tuesday,
for s4l,CGD Ia D.. H. Hartman, u
banker OF New York City.
, Adiu;ant-Gencral Pduiadc arrived
from the vest last night and left for
Tus"ar"ra this morning to make his
annual inspection or Co. Is.
The cos: OF the Homestead LOCKOUT:
The STATE 81 Pennsylvania, SYc0,C0I;
CarneIi. Company. S5,O0o.ND1; en-
p!n, es, sl,un,O0O Tnt,l, SG,GC0,ON
A gold bracelet was picked up in
tho POSSIBILITIES "Wednesday morning
and loft mt this Office. The owner can
get the same by proving property and
paying FOR this notice.
Tho Committee on Decorating the
Chii,tmas tree gives notice that Ere =
man Hall will hr open Friday morning
from 10 ~ 10 and Saturday from IL
10 5 T.. N. All are cordillly invited 10
lcnd a helping hand.
Journ .l:-IIun. George Russell, 81
Eiko, arrived in Reno yesterday with
tiqe car loads Of beef cattle, With
were 9 .ippc from Russell & Brad.
ley's ranch ut Battle Mountain.
II ia expected that 6,nG0,OOO acres of
land in the Cherokee Strip will b.,
opened to settlement, and bromtrs
are already assembling in Southern
Kansas in anticipation Of the event,
District Attorney Plummsr will
leave for Stockton, Cal, on No. 4 to
night I" reside permanently. The
lNpEPEsDEHT wishes him ma Mrs.
P!ummer health and prosperity in
their new home.
Owing TO tho rush Ui work Dr.
M"ore dors noi know whom ne viii
lcmye Elko ON his professional trip
but requests all haring work they
Hifh done To clll and make an ap
pointm"a; before IT is too late.
Reno Gazette: = Sons of the cores
p'nlen;s are complaining because
tho prayers uttered in C,rgrees cos
1888 I minute. But avon that would
be cheap II il were possible To reach
the thron' OF grace in brhnIf OF tn,
Congressman. 1t il the h~opelessues.
OF the task that ma!;es tEo cosI
dear.
The Lamoillo fchoolhouse caugh
fire. from u defective ~stovepipe Satur
day night, while tho G,od 1'enplur'
we're in session snd, had it not beer
discovered just in the nick OF time b,
Geo. B 'wcr, who lives half IL mile dis
tant, II would have been entirely do
stroycd. Tho saow IN tho roof pre
vented the lire ftom spreading and il
Was easily eStingulehed with bu
slight damage 10 the building.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Cue COPY. ono Us 8 %
ono COPY. 1II mon;hs.................... ~
For any period under ak months. ono dollar
or month. Payable In advance.
uyersd by earlier IN Elko at IS oents . week
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IFaon WEDNESDAYS DA1Lr.l
y 81.

hso'h AubSa-
rora last evening.
. A bi-chloride Of gold institute is 10
be opened at Reno.
I iIInrre McAdams returned from
San francisco this morning.
The dclinq.cnt tax OF Wushoe
county does not exceed $3.50.
Fred Mcclure wac slecirocutcd in
the Sing Sang prison Monday.
The delinquent tnr LIST OF Hum
boidt county amounts to sG72 o..
Two farmers of Putnam county,
lud., have spent $500 In litigation
over a 81 hog.
Gnmbiing IL brisk in Winnemucca.
Euro, ftuu aud draw poker are the
ruling games.
sTalk about Clsveland's duck kill
iny record, wait, until no gets Adlaiis
uxe in operation.
Ben Craighead came back thi,
norniug nnd will tat his Christmas
turkey in Elku.
Tho TTenEury Dcpurtne nt ou Mon.
day purchased 7j,G0I ounces Of silver
q. 5 S3IS and 1886.
The ice hatres; has commenced and
the ice 10 the beet that has been bar
vested for macy II year
JOY Pollard came Ga IN from Tus
rarnra yesterday and ief, for the East
on M 3 iaa; evening.
The Senate las. Wednesday co..
hrmad the nomination OF George K
Bell ~ Postmaster Of Carson.
A bill passei the House Monday
increasing the pensions OF Mexican
var veterans from So To Sl2 "a month.
".Iohnny Jinks, did you throw that
spitball?" -,
Lohnny-No, ua'am. / stint go,
mine chswr'i ,o,.-(G oi Ncws.
Wushoe lake is covered with one
vast shea, II beautiful, clear and
sniapth ice, shi.L Is from, nine &c
ten inchc.; in thickness.
4 negro wrH1Iip L lss.i.,d, S. c.
sil.e AL ;vDtcis t%ryeIr-uId b..by
AMI sarSei pIr;.uts ~ til. flesh Il
friends AT . Inner party.
f:!e INDEPENDENT acknowledged
thu receipt oi Unl:s;in No. Ii, OF thu
Nevada Agricultural Experiment
Station, dealing with cheese and il,
manufacture.
Tinre Tiil he a glove cunles, q! iir
teen rounds fur SJjJ Il site between
Red Phillips. OF Reno, and Sailor BILL
of Susanvi!l2. Cal, al .Armnry Hal!
Hrnu, next Friday night. Dec. BIRD.
Sixty one Years ago this mouti
Captain Isaac ,iasEvi;. the yeucrabl,
diR:Stiui do ~'r.t--icr -: The Cnilrt
States Senate. Si' opinintrd rs !
p':e IN that boil b. DAME. Webster
White Pine N-+S:--rhc cold suap
which has hung 90 during the la
tSu weeks, moderated rhurBla,
night. II has b.en the longest cold
spell No have ever known in Decem
bier.
AT Se,lro, Washington, one day las
week, six inches Ut sn"w fell, Will,
the rose bushes ia the gardens wei,
In full bloom. The picture presented
by nature vas as beautiful as il wat
novel.
Teachers in the Reno schools mr.,
complaining because dealers sell to
blcco and cigarettes To small bo,s
Fihcr.. is Il Law On the statutes maxim.
this practicsa mislcu ,anOr punish
able by line and inpri 'onment.
Dur'ns IN" past year the NevmIs
Crcamer! Company have in the cuun
ties uf Lyon and Douglas, mnpu
featured 2S0,5!6 pounds ot butter nm,
1895 pounds oi cheese. Next year,
Iroduct wiil probably bo twice hi,
amuuut.
Dur;o,,,,o ,,,, ,,;.
w,.,..n ,.,, - -.
.,..
,.;rif.,i,n NC ,.JI;n
tnr,.h r.no,,.I ono ;a.In. 60"
81, v,r,ini, &C., or 49,
p~.n,..c5
80, .
900 OK, rnr ,cnr. Dab, NJ ro,,,u,h
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-25

Following is the third L fourth sntli.
nual superintendent OF County funds
To the several public schools uT Ellie
county:
amnunt n,,nnr.i,orJ an D-Q 20
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ADVERTISING RATES.

viii be nsGo Al low IS lie consistent with
SouaI banre,s principles. Apply ct tho Vi
Geo fer ter1a.
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CLAYros:--At Ten Mile, Elko COIN.
~, Nevada, Doceubor, 8, 1892. " Tho
wife Of Gao. W. ClsytopS Q daughter.
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TIE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
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DAILY INDEPENDENT
w. w. BOOHER,
AN EVENING PAPER,

EpIroR,ASD PROPRIETOR.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-02-17
What the Baby Did.

Grandpa was left in charge of the
baby one day, while every one else VAS
cut, and out OF curiosity he made a
list of what the baby did in one hour.
Here it is:
l. Yelled 10 minutes witkou, taking
breath. (Grandpa declares solemn,
that this i, true statemem
9. Pulled cut enough hair from his
Rrandfather's head aud whisx ers tn
stuff soft pillow.
3. Cracked the wallpaper rs high
As he could reach with the poker.
4. Broke a stcresocopc by sitting
down an it.
s. Swallowed SIX buttons and v
geed part of spool of thread.
6. Emptied the contents of his
mothers work basket cut the window
7. Tried to sque.z. the head OF the
Cat into tin cup, and WAS scratched
in the attempt.
s. Knocked the head of u fine wax
doll belonging to his oldest slater 10y
trying TO drive tack ints Y toy wasoi,
with it.
0. Fell off the edge Of the s.fa and
brought down with him .wo costly
vases, which were ruined.
10. Broke two pauss of window
glass with u caae which grandfather
let him have.
II. Set fire to the carpet while
uncle was out Of the rsoA hunting UP
something to amuse him.
10. Crxwled under the bed and re-
fused to come out unless uncle would
give him The mulass.s jug.
13 Get twisted int" the rungs Of u
chair, which had 10 be broken to get
him cut.
IA. Poured = pitcher of water into
his mothers hest shoes.
IS. Finally. when he SAW his m other
coming, he ran ouf to the porch and
tumbled Oft the steps, making his nose
bleed and tearing q hole 4 foot square
in his dress.
And yet grandpa thinks that hey
will make somsthing yeti
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-02-17
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from prac.
tice, having had placed in his hands b,
an East India missionary the iormuls
of simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of Con
sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and all throat and lung affections, also
a positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints
after having tested its wonderful cura-
tive powers IN thousands of cases, has
felt It his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this
motive and desire to relieve human
suffering, | will send free Of charge,
to all who desire it, this recipe, IN
German, French or English, with full
directions for preparing and using
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper. W. A. Moves, U2O
Powers Block, Rochester, N. Y.